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BEYOND LOCAL: History teacher who uses garden as a classroom wins national award

Using century-old tools and techniques, local high schoolers with disabilities are cultivating more than crops — they’re growing pride and purpose

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Using century-old tools and techniques, local high schoolers with disabilities are cultivating more than crops — they’re growing pride and purpose

4 days ago·Bradford West Gwillimbury, Canada

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Heather Howell's program involves about a dozen students with disabilities growing food using historic methods to learn local history and support the Burlington Food Bank.