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Hope's photo story

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What we teach, we pass on.

In the quiet moments of planting, watering, and harvesting, we're doing more than tending tomatoes - we are preserving a heritage of self-reliance and connection. These family traditions are acts of love. But also there's a stubbornness - a resistance - a "not giving up on the old ways" of feeding our family. In a world that moves too fast and buys too easily, growing your own food is a way to slow down, to remember, to honor something lasting.

This story isn't just about gardening. It's about holding on to what matters - and passing it on, one seed at a time.

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Rhonda Kendrick

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Adrian White Photo Story

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Reaching Full Potential

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Lorie Fletcher: Adeventure

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Winnie Seals

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Appalachian Upbringing: Lorie

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E. Clark

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Lorie Fletcher

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Lesson Plan: Our Place, Our Story – Exploring Community Issues through American Creed

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Photo Essay Semester Project rough outline 

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Photo Essay Semester Project rough outline 

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Appalachian Studies American Creed Lesson