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Journey
North Gardens:
Thousands of Tulips in Albany
In November, 2003, 6 schools in Albany, NY planted Journey North tulip gardens outside their schools along with the planting at the Albany Visitors Center. The project even made it to the front page of the local section of the Times-Union newspaper with photos of School #18 planting tulips on a beautiful November day. The sites include five public Albany schools:(School #16,18,19,20 and Thomas O'brien Academy of Science and Technology) and one private site outside a beautiful convent with an attached school.
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Mrs. Wolfgang's class School #20 planting at the Visitor's Center |
Students from School #19 | Students from School #19 |
Making tulip cards |
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Kim Nies- Thomas O'Brien Academy of Science and Technology (TOAST) |
TOAST 2nd graders plant their garden | TOAST student | School #16 Ellen Roehr's 5th Graders with Flat Stanley |
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School #16 |
School #16 Flat Stanley and Tulips |
School #19 4th Graders |
School #19 4th Graders |
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School #19 4th Graders |
Kenwood Convent and Doane Stuart School students |
Planting Partners: Kenwood Convent and Doane Stuart School students |
Planting Partners: Kenwood Convent and Doane Stuart School students |
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