A:
Start by organizing like-minded neighbors, then visit Community School Parks, and begin discussions with teachers and administrators through your school site council. Flower and vegetable gardens, planters, trees, playground equipment and grass ball fields are all components of a Community School Park and can be introduced bit by bit. Hopefully, the school can be opened to neighborhood residents during non-school hours, weekends and school holidays. See the District’s ombudsman page for information about how to create a small garden or plant trees on your campus.
Was this helpful?
Be the first to comment
Sign in with
Facebook