Bruce Randolph School in Denver has unveiled a state-of-the-art greenhouse that allows students to cultivate thousands of pounds of fresh produce. This sustainable initiative not only promotes hands-on learning in agriculture but also fosters community engagement. The harvested crops are shared within the local area, highlighting the intersection of education and food justice. Students are gaining valuable skills while supporting the health and well-being of their neighborhood.
Article by Micah Smith
Source: Denver7 News
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Bruce Randolph School, already home to a thriving Teens for Food Justice farm in Denver, has deepened its commitment to food justice and sustainability by adding a brand-new greenhouse. This initiative, driven by the school, was inspired by the remarkable success of TFFJ’s program, which empowers students to grow fresh produce and engage with sustainable farming practices. The new greenhouse will further expand opportunities for students to cultivate their knowledge and make an even greater impact in their community. A big thank you to Denver7 News for covering this exciting development and helping us shine a light on the impact of this expansion!
