Roxborough High School gets a freshly painted gym and refurbished garden
Scarcely 100 students and volunteers from all around Philadelphia came to Roxborough High School on Saturday morning to draw weeds and plant fruit trees and berry bushes on Philly Orchard Day.
While equivalent projects were happening all over the city, volunteers in Roxborough painted and gardened both outside and inside the teaching.
Eileen DiFranco, the school nurse, heads the School Beautification Club, and for the second year in a row, has enlisted the purloin of the Philadelphia Orchard Project.
"We couldn't have done it without the Philadelphia Orchard Project," she says during her lunch depart from b renounce in the cafeteria. "I just said I wanted to do it but they're the ones that actually hopped to it."
The volunteers' lunches were donated by Roma Pizza, Kaplan Bagels, Shoprite, and Flavoursome Twisters.
Along the driveways outside of the school, volunteers hacked at weeds, raked dead leaves, and planted tinge trees, which aim to prevent weeds from growing back.


