#bfairfax Additions to the Farm to School orchard: Northern Spy, Liberty, State Fair, Red Free. Go BFA School Farm!

#Bfairfax chives, dill thyme, parsley, cilantro, tomatos, peppers, melon, cuke, eggplant added to School Farm. Much more to come!

#bfairfax Sweet corn snugged into the earth in School Garden

#bfairfax Potatoes beneath blanket of hay in School Garden

#bfairfax Broccoli, Brussels, Cauliflower waxing pretty in School Garden. All grown from seed in FTS greenhouse

#bfairfax Farm to School Summer Program. Construction crew gaining ground on tool and equipment shed

#bfairfax Farm To School Summer Program. Garden crew in front of potatoes and broccoli. Garden is thriving!

#bfairfax Summer Farm to School kids setting up fencing for tomato plants

#bfairfax Summer Farm to School crew has completed boarding our tool and equipment shed. Roof Rafters next!

#FWSU After all these years, the excitement is no less palpable in them, in me. A marvel of regeneration!

#FWSU My classroom features 13 years of exercises in random creativity by students. Kids are intrigued!

#FWSU I foster risk-taking by showing kids in no uncertain terms needs to be done and to what standard then getting out of their way

#FWSU Students have to be coaxed to understand what they see as their limits are only self-imposed limitations

#FWSU Student voice is needed in schools where teachers create vacuums that students must fill, and where emphasis lies in Learning by Doing

Bfairfax Farm to School Club Bee Facts/ Bee Myths flyer, part of our FTS Bee Project!

Bfairfax scraping propolis from an old hive body in Farm to School class in preparation for our honeybees’ arrival

Bfairfax Farm to School class reconditioning an old honey super and its frames

Bfairfax. Farm to School students putting fresh paint on one of our hive bodies as part of our Bee Project. The girls arrive in May!

Bfairfax Farm to School Pollinator Garden. With the help of community partners we will fill this with perennials and annuals in April. Bee food for our Bee Project!

Bfairfax Alyese Caruso-Randall takes 2nd Place in the Vermont Poetry Outloud Championships. 33 VT high schools, 5020 students competed this year