Rain Barrel Workshop

 The elementary garden area is in need of two rain barrels. If you are interested in making a rain barrel, there is a free workshop that includes all supplies on June 8 at 9:30am. If you are interested in making a rain barrel to donate to the school for service hours, email Mrs. Tucker. 


 

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