Veterans High School is pleased to announce the addition of a school farm to its Agriculture Program. A ribbon cutting ceremony will be held April 30, 2013, at 1:00 p.m. 

The school farm allows students to experience working with livestock while supervised.  Mike Parker and Clay Walker serve as agriculture education teachers.  Currently the farm houses several cows and a pig.

“Having these animals on campus has multiplied opportunities for hands-on instruction and content area fieldtrips for students and teachers,” said Parker.  “In addition to all of our agriculture students, teachers and students in our science, English, math and special education departments have made instructional use of the facility.”

Look out your window, do you like what you see?  Maybe it could use a little bit of cleaning up?

Now you have an excuse to get involved in a park, street or neighborhood cleanup.  Why?  Because it’s the   nationwide Great American Cleanup™ and Keep Warner Robins Beautiful has decided to FIGHT DIRTY!

KAB is the nation’s largest annual community improvement program.  Last year 4,2 million volunteers participated in events held in more than 20,500 communities.  To get the really big picture of what results this three-month event accomplished, go to www.kab.org and click on Great American Cleanup™ Results.  Be prepared to be amazed. 

But what about your own corner of the world?  That’s where it all starts…with  your willingness to FIGHT DIRTY!