AISD Students Bring Beautiful Floral Arrangements To Greater Arlington With The Design Of The Month Club

Press release from the Greater Arlington Chamber of Commerce:

October 26, 2020

No matter what your holiday plans look like this year, we encourage you to share in the festivities by joining the Arlington ISD’s Design of the Month Club. In doing so, you’ll not only be supporting our talented Arlington ISD students, but you’ll add a one-of-a-kind floral arrangement to your home, sure to make each month extra special!

The Design of the Month Club allows members who sign up to receive a beautiful floral arrangement once a month created by Arlington ISD students in the Floral Design and Horticulture program at the AISD Dan Dipert Career+Technical Center (CTC).

The CTC is always finding creative ways to engage and enrich the lives of Arlington ISD students. Students who wish they could take every plant home with them or love finding the perfect flowers to match their room’s aesthetic have an exciting opportunity to unleash their creativity through the Floral Design and Horticulture program. While in the program, students learn how to cultivate plants and create magnificent floral arrangements.

As they begin using their passion and newfound skills to create designs, students are also given the opportunity to provide their services to the public. You can purchase handmade floral arrangements throughout the year with their fall and spring sales and the Design of the Month Club.

The following rates for the Design of the Month Club are available:

Fall Semester (October through December) – $75 for 3 designs

Spring Semester (February through May) – $100 for 4 designs

Both Semesters (October through May) – $200 for 8 designs

CLICK HERE to sign up for the Design of the Month Club.

The Chamber is proud to see the Arlington ISD and the community support students’ passions. Share your Design of the Month Club arrangements with the Greater Arlington Chamber of Commerce on Facebook.

This press release was produced by the Greater Arlington Chamber of Commerce. The views expressed are the author's own.