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Thanks!, to all the Pinson
High School Indian Outreach students, many Hands-On Birmingham and Oak Moutain Students and parents
who help pot-up over 1,000 oaks, pines and crapemyrtles in the OMMS Nursery for future give-away to Habitat -for-Humanity
and other projects. Pictures coming soon....
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| Student and teacher volunteers replanting new entry trees. |
Thanks to the Alabama Department of Education, Oak Mountain was awarded a Learn and Serve grant to
work with the students on the concept of Service Learning. In the past six months,
OMMS students with teacher and volunteer help from the school and community, have planted a large garden, built and maintained
coldframes and will have a greenhouse installed soon. The Alabama Urban Forestry Association,
with the support of the Alabama Green Industry Training Center, has helped with instruction and donated materials. This fall the students will plant a large amount of tree seedlings to grow out for Habitat for Humanity homes and
other charitable uses.
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| Students in Mr. Cotten's Career Discovert class planting container trees. |
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| The garden produced lots of corn, squash, peppers and beans. |
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