FARM TO SCHOOL –Students in multiple programs at Somerset County Vocational & Technical High School in Bridgewater have been using hydroponic gardens to grow a variety of vegetables for use in dishes crafted by the Culinary Arts classes. Among those involved are (front, l-r) Anthony Pitale of Raritan, Jake Meier of Hillsborough, (rear, l-r) Supervisor of Academics Randee Benaksas, Piyusha Dinda of Hillsborough, Lia Greulich of Bridgewater , Layla Johnson of Bridgewater, Tiana Callahan of Somerset, and Special Education Teacher Mary Kreiss-Papalski. (Photo: SCVTHS).
A township resident is among a group of Somerset County Vocational & Technical High School students who have been working together over the past six months to grow a Farm to School program on campus.
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