Marjory’s Garden: Healing, Education, and Sustainability with Kyle Jeter

In this episode of Classroom Narratives: Healing in Education, Dr. Joey Weisler sits down with astronomy teacher and environmental advocate Mr. Kyle Jeter from Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School. As the visionary behind Marjory’s Garden, a thriving outdoor learning space dedicated to sustainability and healing, Mr. Jeter shares how a simple idea blossomed into a powerful symbol of resilience and education.

Join us as we explore how this green space (developed in 2016) has helped students and educators heal, integrate STEM and arts education, and foster a renewed sense of community after the tragic events of 2018. This conversation is a testament to the power of nature, education, and human connection in rebuilding and moving forward.

Learn more about Marjory's Garden through the Marjory Stoneman Douglas Eagle Eye newspaper: https://eagleeye.news/25315/feature/msds-marjorys-garden-is-an-inviting-environment-and-full-of-activities/

Key Acknowledgements

Kyle acknowledges the following faculty members at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School for also being visionary members of Marjory's Garden: Sean Simpson, Eric Garner, Cornell Mark Anders, Branden Davis, and Chris Walsh. Kyle also wishes to acknowledge so many others who participate on a regular basis to bring the garden to life!

A special thanks to Mrs. Ronit Reoven, the visionary behind "Project Grow Love" https://eagleeye.news/9670/news/msd-senior-and-teacher-join-forces-to-create-memorial-garden/#

Check out the social media for Marjory's Garden at Marjory's Garden (facebook) and @marjorys_garden (instragram)

How to Get Involved

• Volunteer on Sunday mornings (9:00 - 10:30 AM).
• Follow Marjory’s Garden on Facebook.
• Text @MSDGarden to 810-10 for updates and opportunities.