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Round 3 of Food Growing League Spring Season 2018-2019 (Video & Podcast)

May 1, 2019 admin

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Click thumbnails for printable images of each Match
plus Class & Team Ranking
BSLA CONFERENCE

BSLA CONFERENCE

March’s Round 3 of the Food Growing League Spring Season has BSLA Conference with Stokesdale Elementary vs. Cone Elementary, Pleasant Garden Elementary vs. Sugarloaf Elementary. In BSLB Conference,Leesville Road Middle vs. Invest Collegiate Middle andEastern Wayne High vs. Ayden Grifton High in a draw match since both were unable to participate . Watch video above for the results.

The rebuildup.com Podcast (click audio button above) covers Round 3 Scores for the Spring Season of the Food Growing League and how Lettuce helps with cholesterol. If viewing in an email, click page link to view video and podcast.

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Thank you note from Sugarloaf Elementary

January 11, 2019 admin

Students in Mrs. Dalton’s class were kind enough to send us a note personally thanking ReBuildUp for helping bring the Food Growing League to their classroom.

We’d in turn like to thank Sugarloaf Elementary for being one of the first schools to join the program and for continually providing us with valuable feedback on how to improve the program.

Looking forward to hearing your thoughts on the new and improved Spring Season starting in February.

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