WJHS Students Create New Garden
by Skye Lanford   
Wednesday, 25 June 2008

West Johnston High School garden
WJHS landscape students and their teacher Mr. William Weaver in the new Reading and Sculpture Garden
BENSON -- West Johnston High School students created a beautiful Reading & Sculpture Garden, funded by a $5,000 grant from Lowe's. Willam Wever, Horticulture and Landscaping teacher at West Johnston, led his students is designing the garden for the school. "The goal was to create an area where the students could gather, study, eat and socialize in a beautiful natural environment," says Weaver.

The garden features sculptures from the marching band's shows, a walking path in the shape of a "W", and benches for seating. The garden also boasts a variety of beautiful plants. Proud Principal, Brookie Honeycutt, states, "This is an excellent example of a local business joining forces with our parent boosters to provide learning opportunities that are meaningful and serve the needs of our students." The garden is a great source of pride for the school and it's students and shall be enjoyed for years to come. * Photo courtesty of Johnston County Schools