Warner installs water ecosystem

Submitted Warner Middle School teacher Holly Keadle is next to a pump at the the Warner water ecosystem pond.

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10:11 AM Thursday, November 19, 2009

XENIA — After receiving a grant from the Xenia Educational Endowment Fund, the staff at Warner Middle School worked together to create its own Warner water ecosystem.

The project, in the garden courtyard at the middle school, will be used in the school curriculum.

The project was made possible by the foundation, Warner Parent Advisory Council, Sulina Farm, Jill O’Banion, Greene County Soil and Water Conservation District, as well as all teachers, students and staff.

The project coordinator is teacher Holly Keadle.

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