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The “Granville 404 Project” began with a simple request for wire from one of Hyatt Ziva Rose Hall’s employees. // © 2017 Valerie ChenRelated: Read the Full Story
It has since evolved into an ongoing project focused on improving Granville All-Ages School’s structure as well as fostering the educational and physical development of the school’s students. // © 2017 Valerie ChenRelated: Read the Full Story
A space formerly used for dumping garbage has become a garden planted by the staff of Hyatt Ziva and Hyatt Zilara Rose Hall; it thrives with a variety of vegetable and fruit crops. // © 2017 Valerie ChenRelated: Read the Full Story
Growing in the greenhouse are lettuce, tomatoes, cauliflower and more. // © 2017 Valerie ChenRelated: Read the Full Story
An employee holds a freshly harvested tomato. // © 2017 Valerie ChenRelated: Read the Full Story
The crops are used for Granville All-Ages School’s cafeteria lunch program as well as brought to the resort so that students can learn about the farm-to-table business cycle. // © 2017 Valerie ChenRelated: Read the Full Story
Granville All-Ages School is the primary pre-K and elementary education facility serving the community it’s named for. // © 2017 Valerie ChenRelated: Read the Full Story
Rose Hall employees offer impact in the classroom, too, by creating and effecting lesson plans for students of all levels. // © 2017 Valerie ChenRelated: Read the Full Story
Students during recess // © 2017 Valerie ChenRelated: Read the Full Story
The writer with a group of students // © 2017 Valerie ChenRelated: Read the Full Story
