San Gorgonio High School students, who live in the neighborhood and participate in "Job Scouts," also earn Community Service credit organizing name tags for the Children's Learning Gardens program.
posted by Dr. Ron Graybill @ 6:26 AM
Thursday, November 04, 2004
San Gorgonio High School students, who live in the neighborhood and participate in "Job Scouts," also earn Community Service credit organizing name tags for the Children's Learning Gardens program.
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