Category: School News
2020 Plant Sale was a HUGE success!
The below video summarizes the sale from start to finish.
Started sowing seeds in February 
Friends come to support the sale! 
Friends volunteered to help and made the sale a success! 
Grew 1560 plants indoor including 267 tomatoes. 
Videll and I gave the sale a thumbs up! 
Plants were grown upstairs, main floor, and basement! 
We took time out of the day to celebrate my friend Sharon’s birthday! 
Started in the garden April 5th. Snow flurries did not deter me! 
Friends volunteered to help and made the sale a success! 
They put in countless hours. 
My “dream team” was the BEST!!! 
Each day they cheerfully came and made the two months of work enjoyable. 
Demonstarted to Sharon how 2260 hosta divisions were made last September. 
626 pots of daylilies were neatly organized. 
Together we potted up over 6000 plants! 
Snack break! 
Setting up for the sale. 
Sande kept the plants watered. 
Linda gave the plants a fresh haircut! 
The yard was set for the sale. 
Signs were placed around the neighborhood. 
Sales were brisk! 
Friends come to support the sale! 
Videll and I gave the sale a thumbs up! 
Sylvia showed off the masks for sale, made by my friend Kathy in Texas. 
We took time out of the day to celebrate my friend Sharon’s birthday! 
Sande and Sharon helped me after the sale to reorganize the remaining 1300 plants. 
Thank you everyone for your support. We will soon start this final school building. 
THANK YOU!!! 
School closed due to COVID-19, but learning has not stopped for the students or the teachers.
Home packets were prepared for the students. Still not sure when the children will return to school, but in the meantime, the teachers participates in a 3 day teaching seminar. It was a positive experience for the teaching staff. We wish to enrich our teachers and bring what they learned to the students.
Teachers enjoying their 3-day seminar.
January rains have made the school roads very bad, and our school yard a muddy mess.
More truck loads of rocks are needed for the road and the school grounds. Each truck load costs $150. We need at least 6 loads of rocks.
The rainy season is challenging! There is so much mud that is brought into the classroom.
