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Zarate's green thumb
Wednesday, April 16, 2008
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Dear editor, The Alta Heights Elementary School staff, students, parents and school community would like to thank Gabriel Zarate for installing a beautiful garden area, located next to our wonderful multi-use provided by our taxpayers, Don Evans and Napa Valley Unified School District.

Gabriel is an alumnus of Alta Heights and an excellent role model for our students. For the past year he had been working toward his Boy Scout Eagle badge and chose to upgrade the front of our school with a sitting garden. His vision, commitment, hard work and focus created a wonderful gateway to an exceptional learning community. The sitting garden is quiet place where students can sit safely while waiting for their parents or take in the afternoon sun. It is truly a magnificent addition to our campus. He accomplished a personal goal, attained life skills, and gave back to a place that supported him through his formative years. Thank you, Gabriel for inspiring our students and making our world a better place.
I would also like to thank all of the community members, school staff and parents who have provided support in recent months. We truly live in one of the best communities.

Frank Silva, Principal / Alta Heights
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