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Community garden provides pantry, library and outdoor classroom, board hears

Belding Area Schools Board of Education · April 21, 2025
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Summary

A local community garden serving Belding now offers a free produce pantry, a free library, composting and a natural classroom; Jenny Bennett thanked the district and Superintendent Noskey for partnership.

Jenny Bennett updated the board on the community garden, describing a range of services the garden now offers: a free produce pantry, a free library, a composting station, green space and a natural classroom for the community.

Bennett thanked Superintendent Brent Noskey, the board and Belding Area Schools for their partnership. The garden was presented as an ongoing community resource rather than an item requiring board action.

Board members acknowledged the partnership and moved to the next agenda item.