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LOOK: Students Branch Out of the Classroom to Plant a Tree for Arbor Day

Students at Indian Trail got some hands-on training in tree planting to celebrate Arbor Day.

 
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Students received hands-on training from the city's Urban Forestry Department on how to properly mulch and water a new tree. Courtesy the City of Stow
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Students received hands-on training from the city's Urban Forestry Department in proper planting of a tree. Credit Courtesy the City of Stow
Fourth graders at Indian Trail Elementary listened in as the city's Urban Forestry Department employees talked about some facts and figures of trees. Credit Courtesy the City of Stow
Principal John Lacoste has allowed the students to participate in the learning opportunity each year. Credit Courtesy the City of Stow
Mayor Sara Drew read a Proclamation to the students about the tree planting at the school. Credit Courtesy the City of Stow
Students received hands-on training from the city's Urban Forestry Department on how to properly mulch and water a new tree. Credit Courtesy the City of Stow
Students learned a lot about what it takes to care for a newly planted tree. Credit Courtesy the City of Stow
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Stow participated in a tree planting event with the fourth grader students at Indian Trail Elementary School May 3 to commemorate Arbor Day 2012.

Click here to see photos from last year's tree planting. 

Related Topics: Arbor Day, Indian Trail, Tree Planting, sara drew, and sue mottl

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