Farm to school builds connections between learners, their peers, and wider circles of community. Join the Vermont Farm to School & Early Childhood Network in this webinar to learn about how to engage students as decision-makers has increased participation and shifted learning to a student-centered model.
You'll uncover where potential partnerships in schools already exist and how they can be leveraged to elevate project-based teaching. And, share strategies and methods that invite students in as active members of the food system.
The webinar was led by Shelburne Farms Director of Professional Learning Jen Cirillo, and staff from Food Connects and Northwest Vermont Healthy Roots Collaborative.
Educators
Farm to School & Early Childhood
Elementary
Middle School
High School
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