The School Garden gives your child real hands-on learning about God's creation and what it means to steward responsibility what He gave us.
Our school garden is more than just a place to grow plants; it is a living, breathing classroom where faith, science, and community intersect.
In the spring, students roll up their sleeves to plant beds tied directly to their classroom curriculum.
Over the summer, our summer program students keep the garden thriving by watering, picking, and tasting the fresh produce.
When fall arrives, students and teachers harvest the rewards of their hard work, bringing the lessons of stewardship and God’s creation directly into the classroom.
For our youngest learners, the garden is an interactive landscape of discovery that ties directly into their Plant and Creation units. As we read about the Sower in the Bible, students gain hands-on experience in the soil to see those parables come to life.
As students move into lower elementary, their garden plots expand to teach them about local history and biological ecosystems.
In the upper elementary grades, the garden becomes a laboratory for advanced science and a testament to biblical stewardship.
The garden thrives because of the collaborative effort across our entire campus, blending art, advanced science, and servant leadership.
Our team can't wait to meet you and your family, answer your questions, and show you first hand what sets Maranatha apart.