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Attention all educators and parents! Interested in creating or managing an educational garden at home or at school? Interested in teaching your children where exactly their food comes from? Come join our experienced farmers for an informative and hands-on workshop, offered in partnership with PN/W BOCES, and learn all you’ll need to know to educate your children on the A-B-C’s of organic gardening! By the end of this workshop you’ll have all the tools necessary to establish a vibrant and healthy garden, and we’ll provide you with the knowledge and means to integrate a variety of academic subjects with outdoor work– while still meeting the demands of the Common Core!


Come prepared to work in the garden: closed shoes, pants, and warm clothing is required! Lunch will be provided from Table Market in Bedford (please let us know in advance if you have any dietary restrictions).


In-service credit is offered based on district policy.


Cost is $215, with a minimum enrollment of 8. (This course is specifically geared towards schools and homes that do not yet have an established garden. Join us on Saturday March 16th for a course designed to maximize results from already established gardens.)


To Register: Go to My Learning Plan at www.pnwboces.org/catalog and select Center for Environmental Education under Programs, then click on the View Now button. Scroll down and double click on “Teachers Get ‘Growing’ Literally- Track 1.” On the next screen, select the Click to Enroll button and follow the instructions to register.


For more information please email us at info@hilltophanoverfarm.org or call us at (914) 962-2368

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RyeBob May 17, 2013 at 03:42 pm
A. Who the heck is "Sam Gentile"? Is "he" qualified to make the kind of postsRead More he's been making? Does he have an undisclosed financial interest in what he's posting? This sure looks like an [unidentified as such] sales promotion for Staples. B. On what basis does "he" assert that Rye Teachers are paying out of their own pockets for school expenses? I'm sure some are, but is it reasonable to base such a broadbrush / dramatic statement based on a nation-wide survey the source of which isn't even specified in the post? Was the survey perhaps assembled by Staples or some other business?
Liz Giegerich (Editor) May 15, 2013 at 11:36 am
Thanks for the feedback. There was a mix up with photos, but we are working on getting theRead More appropriate Rye banner photo up right now. Thank you.
Jim Amico May 16, 2013 at 11:15 am
The animator from the Simpsons TV show Mark Ervin will be skyped in during the car show and will beRead More doing a sketch or drawing live, and will be aucitoned off to benefit the Jarrid Amico Memorial Scholarship Award..
Jim Amico May 16, 2013 at 11:14 am
We are expecting over 150 SHOW CARS!