Hcrs' Kindle Farm School Receives Grant


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Kindle Farm School is a therapeutic day school serving 50 students in grades 3-12.

One hundred percent of Kindle Farm's student body is comprised of students who qualify for special education within the state of Vermont.

The school uses their two-acre garden as a cornerstone opportunity to study biology, botany, health, community development, stewardship, and workforce development.

Each year, New Chapter has generously contributed nearly 20% of the school's overall food budget.

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