2010-2011 Enrollment Package
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Posted on July 27th, 2010.
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Coming in January on KUAT—Arizona Illustrated
Sky Islands’ students working at Tucson Village Farm
Sky Islands High School partners with Tucson Village Farm
Tucson’s first youth-centered working urban farm
Creating an urban farm for Tucson’s youth has now caught the imagination and spirit of the Tucson community—
Leza Carter’s Tucson Village Farm/TVF is launched!
TVF has partnered with Sky Islands High School, Prescott College’s Center for Children and Nature, UA Campus Ag Center/CEAC, Pima County Cooperative Extension, and 4H. Groundbreaking is planned for December on the Northeast corner of the UA Campus Farm on the Northeast corner of Campbell/Roger— Up against the Rillito! Out of this alliance, a dynamic agricultural literacy program for grades K-12 will develop.
Tucson Village Farm will serve as an outdoor hands-on learning lab where children can trace their food from seed to table. Young people will have an opportunity to learn about local food production, nutrition, vermiculture, composting, botany, and pollination in ways that are active and educational.
“Roots creep underground everywhere and make a firm foundation. Shoots seem weak, but to reach the sun they break brick walls.” – Dr Jane Goodall
Roots & Shoots is a powerful, youth-driven, global network of more than 8,000 groups in almost 100 countries. Together, youth of all ages are taking action to improve our world through service learning projects that promote care and concern for animals, the environment, and the human community.
This year, Sky Islands was one of the four schools in Tucson selected by the Jane Goodall Institute to plan and implement community-based projects. Students at Sky Islands, as part of their classwork, will build and install raptor houses, and campaign for a bottle bill in Arizona.
Sky Islands has been featured in the Winter 2008 edition of the Watershed Management Group’s quarterly on-line newsletter. Check out the article by visiting this link.
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