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Hello, We are your new admins for the Greenhouse tumblr. We are currently working on updating the account with new pictures and blogs. Also we are going to be posting current photos of the Greenhouse and our current classmates tomorrow ,so be ready to see the new faces of the Apollo Greenhouse Class of the 2014 school year. -Sai
Meet the creator: Patrick Redmon
He was the person that headed this project and is still trying to bring it to fruition. These are his thoughts on the project:
"The Greenhouse Project was created to get students out of the classroom and learning about nature. The greenhouse was inspired by the idea that a few students can come together to make a difference. By creating this class it is my hope students will develop a life long passion for their schooling, community, and environment."
Get to know us: Part 2 of 2 We decided to ask each of the students why they joined the Greenhouse. We lost a few students this past week so this is the entirety of the small class (from left to right) Juan Lujano, Cassandra Santiago, Cesar Menjivar, Valeria Guizar, Rene Flores.
-Paul
Get to know us: Part 1 of 2 We decided to ask each of the students why they joined the Greenhouse. We lost a few students this past week so this is the entirety of the small class (from left to right) Andres Paul Herrera, Jochelle Baculi, Jerielle Baculi, Yesenia Agular, Genaro Bustos, Jocelyne Gomez, Genaro Bustos. To see the answers click on the photos.
-Paul
More pictures of awesome students working hard. We all have one goal in mind! I hope you know what that is by now.
As you can see after looking at those pictures, we've been working very hard. The green house's really shaping up! It's a lot cleaner, too. I just know that all of our hard work will pay off in the near future.
Beautiful dahlia flowers here we come! haha
-Jochelle
These are some before and after pictures with us working this week. -Paul
We got a lot of work done this month.
-Paul
This is all of us (left to right) Mr. Redmon, Paul (me), Yesenia, Juan, Valeria Genaro, Daniela, Jochelle, Cassandra, Jerielle, Jocelyne, Rene.
October 25th, 2013
all this month we've been working at the greenhouse and cleaned everything out. It looks amazing now. I will post some before and after pictures and I'm going to post pictures of us working.
-Paul
October 4th, 2013
So today we are back to work, getting a design for the greenhouse. We have all turned in grants so we are waiting for a reply from those sites and businesses.
We are working on also making a facebook. The fence isn't built yet so we are waiting for them to start. Once they do we can start real work. Everyone is anxious to go out and get dirty.
-Paul
September 27, 2013
Right now, students cannot go out and work, because we don't have all of the supplies we need just yet. We are also waiting for our school to put a fence around our greenhouse, so before then we will be working on writing grants.
Most of us have already turned in our grants, but the winners will not be announced until this November or later.
For most of us, this is our first time writing grants, so I'm pretty excited! -Jochelle
East Side gardens is an abandoned greenhouse in San Jose California and it is currently being restored by Apollo high school. We hope to grow many native fruits,vegetables, and flowers. It is an ambitious project entirely staffed by volunteering high school students. We are currently in need of money and we are applying for grants, and hopefully we will get funding in order to recreate this greenhouse. This is how the greenhouse currently looks. We put a new front end on it because it was destroyed and vandalized, but there is still a lot of work to be done.