On October 18, Woodbury Elementary students made cider with Reeve Basom, Place-Based Learning Coordinator, from the Center for an Agricultural Economy in Hardwick. The students used apples donated by the Woodbury community and served the delicious cider at Open House. A third grader's review of the cider: "This tastes so much better than the last cider I had. I think it's because of the teamwork!"

On October 18, Woodbury Elementary students made cider with Reeve Basom, Place-Based Learning Coordinator, from the Center for an Agricultural Economy in Hardwick. The students used apples donated by the Woodbury community and served the delicious cider at Open House. A third grader's review of the cider: "This tastes so much better than the last cider I had. I think it's because of the teamwork!"

On October 18, Woodbury Elementary students made cider with Reeve Basom, Place-Based Learning Coordinator, from the Center for an Agricultural Economy in Hardwick. The students used apples donated by the Woodbury community and served the delicious cider at Open House. A third grader's review of the cider: "This tastes so much better than the last cider I had. I think it's because of the teamwork!"