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Better living through gardening – The Sprouts Academy teaches students more than just care

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February 1, 2024
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Better living through gardening – The Sprouts Academy teaches students more than just care

Over the past school year, the Havana Garden Club has worked with middle school students at Havana Magnet School, teaching them the fundamentals of growing, nurturing, and making use of plants, along with some essential life skills that reach beyond the walls of the garden.

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