Marjory’s Garden: Healing, Education, and Sustainability with Kyle Jeter

In this episode of Classroom Narratives: Healing in Education, Dr. Joey Weisler sits down with astronomy teacher and environmental advocate Mr. Kyle Jeter from Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School. As the visionary behind Marjory’s Garden, a thriving outdoor learning space dedicated to sustainability and healing, Mr. Jeter shares how a simple idea blossomed into a powerful symbol of resilience and education.Join us as we explore how this green space (developed in 2016) has helped students and educators heal, integrate STEM and arts education, and foster a renewed sense of community after the tragic events of 2018. This conversation is a testament to the power of nature, education, and human connection in rebuilding and moving forward.Learn more about Marjory's Garden through the Marjory Stoneman Douglas Eagle Eye newspaper: https://eagleeye.news/25315/feature/msds-marjorys-garden-is-an-inviting-environment-and-full-of-activities/ Key AcknowledgementsKyle acknowledges the following faculty members at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School for also being visionary members of Marjory's Garden: Sean Simpson, Eric Garner, Cornell Mark Anders, Branden Davis, and Chris Walsh. Kyle also wishes to acknowledge so many others who participate on a regular basis to bring the garden to life!A special thanks to Mrs. Ronit Reoven, the visionary behind "Project Grow Love" https://eagleeye.news/9670/news/msd-senior-and-teacher-join-forces-to-create-memorial-garden/# Check out the social media for Marjory's Garden at Marjory's Garden (facebook) and @marjorys_garden (instragram)How to Get InvolvedVolunteer on Sunday mornings (9:00 - 10:30 AM).Follow Marjory’s Garden on Facebook.Text @MSDGarden to 810-10 for updates and opportunities.