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Students At Greenwich's Eagle Hill School Learn Farm-To-Table Lesson

GREENWICH, Conn. -- Students at Eagle Hill School in Greenwich discovered firsthand just what it takes to grow vegetables -- and eat them, too.

Grace Asness, Connor Davis, and William Kalmanoff from Eagle Hill School in Greenwich show off a huge bowl of greens just picked from the school garden.

Grace Asness, Connor Davis, and William Kalmanoff from Eagle Hill School in Greenwich show off a huge bowl of greens just picked from the school garden.

 Photo Credit: Courtesy of Eagle Hill School
by Eric Gendron

The school's garden was built and planted several years ago with funds from the school's annual benefit to serve as a learning experience for students and as a source of fresh vegetables for the school's kitchen, according to Eagle Hill.

The students picked a huge bowl of leafy greens that will be used in salads served at the school.

Eagle Hill offers a language-based, remedial program committed to educating children with learning disabilities, according to its website.

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