Michigan Good Food Charter Goal #6: Whitefish Community Schools, Paradise, MI

Whitefish Township Community Schools, Paradise, Michigan is one example of a school that is supporting Goal 6 of the Michigan Good Food Charter. Goal 6 states that Michigan schools will incorporate food and agriculture into the pre-K through 12th grade curriculum for all Michigan students and youth will have access to food and agricultural entrepreneurial opportunities.

This video is the sixth in the series, Advancing the Goals of the Michigan Good Food Charter.

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Published on October 6, 2021

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