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Students donate time to beautify campus

Lakewood Ranch High School Key Club members volunteered to improve an important campus facility

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The Lakewood Ranch High School butterfly garden was in need of little tender loving care
The Lakewood Ranch High School butterfly garden was in need of little tender loving care

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(LAKEWOOD RANCH, FL)- Lakewood Ranch High School (LRHS) Key Club members cleaned up the school’s butterfly garden on Wednesday, Oct. 21..

Students cleaned up the garden and removed weeds to keep the area looking nice. The butterfly garden also provides a space for students with disabilities to enjoy nature and participate in activities outside.

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This was an easy and productive way for Key Club members to earn volunteer hours while helping their school community. Members must complete five volunteer hours each quarter, and this activity was a simple way to work toward that goal.

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The butterfly garden is located in the middle of LRHS building 5.

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