Our project allows members of the community to purchase plants raised by the students in the greenhouse that are taking agriscience classes at Guntersville HIgh School. The funds generated are put back into the program for FFA functions and events. The plants are sold at a more reasonable price than what members of the community might have to pay at Read more...
This project allowed us to bring our herb business to public awareness and reach out beyond our community. It also allowed us the opportunity to reach out to the community about the natural resources most people have in their own yards (what most consider to be weeds). We were able to get enough interest in the event, herb walk, we Read more...
The funds from RC&D combined with Federal and Local funds allowed Guntersville City Schools to equip Cherokee Elementary with 2 students to one computer in 3rd and 4th grades and one student to one computer in 5th grade. Additional local funding paid for Professional Development for teachers in Google Classroom Learning Management System and other GSuite products. Teachers will have Read more...
Placement of gateway signage create an appealing first impression for Guntersville tourists and potential developers. Likewise, the signage not only provides powerful aesthetic introduction to visitors, but also creates an additional source of pride for our citizens. Read more...
Our students learn valuable skills related to horticulture that may help them enter a career path upon graduation. The plants we sell helps the community get quality items at a more reasonable price. The funds generated are used by the students and our FFA contents and field trips. The addition of the fertilizer injector helps teach students not to waste Read more...
The project raised the environmental awareness levels of both students and community patrons. Additionally, stewardship of natural resources was taught and will have lasting impact on the participants of this project. Read more...
Thus far, the project has brought together various churches in our community, as well as other community volunteers and civic groups who pitched in to help. The community gardens area has added a great space for students to learn about gardening, as well as give back to the community. We are looking forward to the spring as we will finish Read more...
This summer, while many kids were celebrating being out of school, 10 students participated in an Educational Camp at Big Springs Ecological Site near Lake Guntersville. Bunking in a cabin, getting up at 6 AM, in class by 8 AM, and often working until 7 PM each day, they enjoyed an educational opportunity of a lifetime. World class education sessions Read more...
