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Ocean City Intermediate School adds rain garden to its courtyard
Ocean City Intermediate School adds rain garden to its courtyard
Sixth-graders Corinne Wiederhold, left, Baylee Pelouze, Gabby Waid, and Erica Wentz chatted as they sat on the picnic tables Sept. 7. in the middle of Ocean City Intermediate School’s new rain garden.
Ocean City Intermediate School adds rain garden to its courtyard
Sixth-grade science teacher Cory Terry, right, who spearheaded the idea to create a rain garden in the courtyard at Ocean City Intermediate School, talked about the garden with teacher’s aide Janice Annarelli.
Ocean City Intermediate School adds rain garden to its courtyard
In their school’s new rain garden, Ocean City Intermediate School sixth-graders chatted as they relaxed on the picnic tables Sept. 7. From left were Cole Vanderslice, Luke Meli, Doug Raab and Chris Gratz.
Ocean City Intermediate School adds rain garden to its courtyard
Sun shines on a flower in the rain garden. Ocean City Environmental Commission member Denise Ruch assisted with plant selection and the actual planting.
Ocean City Intermediate School adds rain garden to its courtyard
A new rain garden was completed this summer at Ocean City Intermediate School, and it will be used this year as a learning area for all grades throughout the school. It features a butterfly garden, trees, native plants, mulch, benches, picnic tables and a wooden deck.
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