Welcome to the da Vinci Water Garden

On the Southeast corner of our school building sits an amazing garden designed and built by students, parents and community members.  The garden was designed to filter runoff water from some of our school buildings and channel it to the water table instead of the sewer system. There are many elements to the garden.  Including a pond, pathways, a bioswale, a small greenhouse, an ampitheater, a solar panel  and a cob gazebo. The garden's full specifications are here.

 The garden has become a living lab for our science and art classes providing specimens to study and draw, a place to perform and a place to display art. Click here for an indepth explanation.

Dan Evans, the now retired Science teacher that was the leader on this project started keeping a blog in the fall of 2009. Click here to see pictures and thoughts from him about the garden.

An early article about the garden.