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The Farm at Highland Hall is tended by the children.Biodynamic gardening classes are an integral part of the Waldorf curriculum provided at Highland Hall. Sustainable farming practices taught at the school support the earth and inspire our students to be passionate stewards of the environment when they leave this campus. We also offer classes for parents and the public, and host events, such as the Farm to Table Dinner on April 21.

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    Children in grades 1-6 tend the farm as part of our Waldorf curriculum.

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