(Link opens in a new tab) Tompkins Weekly reports on ICSD’s return to in person classes, their challenges and highlights, as well as our partnership with Cornell’s Masters of Public Health Program and others to facilitate that return safely, with outdoor learning spaces.10/14/2020
(link opens in new tab) Ithaca Voice reports on the uniting of efforts between ICG, Cornell, and ICSD to create a toolkit for each of the district’s eight elementary schools to facilitate learning outdoors.
(Links open in new tab.) Ithaca Children’s Garden and Cornell Masters of Public Health program are partnering to support outdoor learning at all 8 Ithaca City School District elementary schools thanks to a multi year Farm to Table grant, with support from the Cornell Atkinson
(Link opens in new tab) Ithaca Voice posts a letter to the editor from Marina Howarth thanking all for the success of the Explore the Waterfront programming.
(Link opens in new tab) The Ithaca Children’s Garden has been awarded $2,000 from Upstate Shredding Inc. The organization has a 3-acre public garden open to children to play for free. The $2,000 grant will fund the construction of a yurt on the property to provide cover
Now through November 1, we’re looking for volunteers to help us put the Garden to bed for the winter. Leaf rakers, mulch movers, stem cutter backers, compost sifters and all round hard working garden helpers! Putting a 3 acre garden to bed takes many, many
Inspired by Chris Barley of South Hill Elementary School, this sensational mosaic was a collaboration between 3rd – 5th grade students enrolled in both the Ithaca City School District’s Project Innovation and Farm to Table summer programs, which were combined this year and led by
It is our immense privilege to host The Village Rock Garden installation. Created by local artist Lisa Spring Orinda, this stunning Rock Garden was given to Ithaca Children’s Garden by Village at Ithaca as part of an ongoing collaboration and partnership. It is our hope
(Link opens in new tab) Ithaca Children’s Garden donating 1,000 pounds of produceWHCU covers our efforts to harvest 1,000 pounds of produce to donate to our community.
