Bringing food from the farm to school
New course teaches TMS students where food on the plate comes from
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Tesia Galvan
Brandon Rice (right) picks up an apple crisp from the Thermopolis Middle School lunchroom. The apple crisp was made from apples picked by students in the farm to school program and served on Halloween Monday morning.
WORLAND – Seventh and eighth graders at Thermopolis Middle School are feeding their school with a new vocational learning course called "farm to school."
Becky Martinez, a vocational teacher at the middle school, teaches farm to school, a first-year course that is designed "to try and get people to eat local produce that we have available," Martinez said. She added that the program is about e...
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