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week. Private and Home school students may call Theresa Light at 987-9523 to receive a sign-up form.

Headwaters would like to thank the following organizations whose contributions helped to make this possible: The Rappahannock Lions Club. Moosehill Enterprises, the Sally Nash Trust, Rappahannock National Bank, RAAC, Rappahannock Parent-Teacher Organization, Curriculum Enrichment Committee, the Robert Darby Foundation, and Kid Pan Alley.

Headwaters is also recruiting high school interns to act as teaching assistants for each workshop. Students will receive a stipend for their work. If you are interested in receiving an intern application, please contact Suzanne Zylonis at 987-1000.

Workshops

“Organic Vegetable

Farming”

Instructor: Rachel Bynum

Location: Waterpenny Farm, Sperryville

Students: Rising 5th7th graders, maximum of three students

Description: Participate in the life of the farm-seeding, transplanting, weeding, harvesting, and eating! Learn how we grow food without using chemicals than can harm the environment. See

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