From the moment she joined the Wallingford school district, food service director Sharlene Wong was determined to start a garden. Her dream has become a reality: a community garden is now flourishing at Highland Elementary School.
Wallingford students will not only be eating the many vegetables grown on school grounds, they’ll also be planting, tending and harvesting them.
To encourage families to serve these healthy vegetables at home, Sharlene is planning a series of culinary classes for district parents and students. She’ll demonstrate how to harvest, clean, store and prepare these vegetables — and will provide a variety of recipes.
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