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Sourland- thank you for telling me what to look for! We have lots of different folks who interact, so I will figure out a way to communicate that info to everyone (without freaking them out...)
Anderson-it isn't easy to do! It is an independent (private) school, and quite a few teachers had been wanting them before I came. We had a director of sustainability who helped us create a chicken committee who met for a year to do research and put together a proposal. After being approved it took another year to get the coop built & create a system for the classrooms to be involved in chicken care! It was a big relief to finally get it off the ground. It helps that the San Francisco bay area has a very strong urban homesteading movement, and some of our families have backyard chickens.
I actually got my own backyard flock in the middle of the two year process, so now I am supposedly the "chicken expert". Ha! Thank goodness for all of you!!!
Anderson-it isn't easy to do! It is an independent (private) school, and quite a few teachers had been wanting them before I came. We had a director of sustainability who helped us create a chicken committee who met for a year to do research and put together a proposal. After being approved it took another year to get the coop built & create a system for the classrooms to be involved in chicken care! It was a big relief to finally get it off the ground. It helps that the San Francisco bay area has a very strong urban homesteading movement, and some of our families have backyard chickens.
I actually got my own backyard flock in the middle of the two year process, so now I am supposedly the "chicken expert". Ha! Thank goodness for all of you!!!
