by C.R.
Avanti’s Sagan satellite is such a wonderful place to be. I had no
clue how a school could be so extremely giving to the community, but Avanti is
not the only one giving around here. Madison Elementary has an even larger
garden, which is able to give lots of crops to the local Thurston county food
bank.
Harvested produce from MAGG & the Sagan Satellite |
The Sagan Satellite is named after a famous intelligent
astrophysicist named Carl Sagan. The 8 garden beds are named after different planets
(ex. Earth,Uranus, Neptune.) These were created by Avanti Students and GRuB, a
non-profit organization. It was made for students to learn with their hands
instead of sitting in a classroom with a book learning about plants.
Madison Elementary has a wonderful garden that serves the purpose
of allowing the children that attend Madison to have a hands learning
experience. They involve the Scientific and creative point of view while
teaching them to look at plants and vegetables in a totally different way.
Thanks to Avanti and Madison students, we are able to donate the
crops by harvesting them and give them to the local non-profit Thurston County
Food Bank. Madison and Avanti school gardens are able to provide vegetables
such as squashes, tomatoes and a very long list of amazing vegetables.
In the end, I am extremely honored to be able to say that I am a
part of of this giving community. And even more honored to be able to say that
I am an Avanti High School student. When you work in the garden you feel as if
you are doing something good for the community.
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