8th grade entrepreneurs make their (vegetable) stand as part of school biz project
Kate Collins students develop a business plan to sell and donate vegetables and fruits grown on an educational farm in Waynesboro.
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Kate Collins students develop a business plan to sell and donate vegetables and fruits grown on an educational farm in Waynesboro.
After getting the project off the ground three years ago, Waynesboro Schools will be partnering with Project GROWS to continue building the farm program.
Already offering services in Augusta County and Staunton, Elk Hill will now partner with schools in Waynesboro.
There is a contested race in Ward D for the Waynesboro School Board.
Crews were removing asbestos from ceilings at Berkeley Glenn Elementary School this week, angering some parents because school was still in session.