LIVING CLASSROOM

Los Altos School District

Inspiring children to learn and value our natural world through garden-based education.

ANNOUNCEMENTS

Edgewood Park

Spring Wildflower Hike

Clarkia Trailhead

Monday 5/11 9:30-12:30

153-173 Cañada Rd, Redwood City, CA 94062

Join Friends of Edgewood docents (including Living Classroom Non-Profit Garden Manager Patti Berryhill!) for a spring wildflower hike on Monday 5/11 from 9:30-12:30am. All Living Classroom volunteers, including their children, must be registered individually and have approved the liability waiver through Eventbrite. Details on where to meet will be emailed to participants before the event. Please use this separate sign-up form to indicate if you plan to carpool from the Los Altos School District Office at 9am or meet us at the trailhead at 9:30am.

VOLUNTEER

APPRECIATION

BRUNCH

Monday 6/1

10-12:30

Los Altos History

Museum Courtyard

Please save the date for our annual Volunteer Appreciation Brunch on Monday 6/1 from 10-12:30 under the beautiful oak trees in the courtyard of the Los Altos History Museum. We will enjoy a yummy brunch, give our new docents their Living Classroom caps and have our annual Spring seed/plant exchange. We hope you can join us! Please RSVP by Fri. 5/29.

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Who We Are

Living Classroom is a hands-on environmental education program developed in the Los Altos School District that offers engaging standards-based lessons using the native and edible gardens at each school campus. The lessons are taught by a passionate group of educators made up of district staff and trained volunteer docents.

What We Do

We provide hands-on outdoor lessons that tie into science, math, and social studies curriculum for grades TK-6. Our fun and experiential lessons get students excited about learning, encourage healthy eating habits, and foster a love for nature and environmental stewardship.

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