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Teachers, students to use new butterfly research garden for curriculum projects

Stanley County School District 57-1 Board of Education · November 14, 2025
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A district teacher described a milkweed/butterfly research garden created with a university researcher and community volunteers; the site will be used for multidisciplinary projects by 4th and 5th graders and will connect students with researchers and community partners.

A staff presenter described a new milkweed and butterfly research garden developed with a biology researcher and community volunteers; the project will be integrated into curriculum for 4th and 5th grade research projects.

The presenter said the garden resulted from a summer collaboration with an Augustana biology professor and more than 70 community volunteers and students. "Every 4th and 5th grade scientists, will have to have a research project based on something in that garden," the presenter said, describing plans for students to collect data, write reports and present findings and to meet the researcher as part of the project.

Administrators said the garden will be used for multidisciplinary lessons and training will be offered to teachers so the space can be sustained as a recurring instructional resource.