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{{toplink|url=http://phsonline.org/programs/green-city-teachers|name=phsonline.org/programs/green-city-teachers}}[[File:Green_City_Teachers.png|300px|thumb|right|Green City Teachers in action.]]'''Green City Teachers''', a program of the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society, {{gives}}<blockquote>Green City Teachers is an innovative training program that enables Philadelphia educators to start school gardens.<br><br>Teachers, individuals, parents, gardeners, and informal educators are invited to participate in the fall five-session course and 3-day summer course which offer a forum for sharing ideas and helps students appreciate the role of nature in their lives and ultimately introduce horticulture into school curricula, after-school programs, and service learning projects.</blockquote>
{{toplink|url=http://phsonline.org/programs/green-city-teachers|name=phsonline.org/programs/green-city-teachers}}[[File:Green_City_Teachers.png|400px|thumb|right|Green City Teachers in action.]]'''Green City Teachers''', a program of the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society, {{gives}}<blockquote>Green City Teachers is an innovative training program that enables Philadelphia educators to start school gardens.<br><br>Teachers, individuals, parents, gardeners, and informal educators are invited to participate in the fall five-session course and 3-day summer course which offer a forum for sharing ideas and helps students appreciate the role of nature in their lives and ultimately introduce horticulture into school curricula, after-school programs, and service learning projects.</blockquote>


==See Also==
==See Also==

Latest revision as of 18:15, 21 April 2026

phsonline.org/programs/green-city-teachers

Green City Teachers in action.

Green City Teachers, a program of the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society, gives the following descriptive information:

Green City Teachers is an innovative training program that enables Philadelphia educators to start school gardens.

Teachers, individuals, parents, gardeners, and informal educators are invited to participate in the fall five-session course and 3-day summer course which offer a forum for sharing ideas and helps students appreciate the role of nature in their lives and ultimately introduce horticulture into school curricula, after-school programs, and service learning projects.

See Also