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At Filoli Gardens gift shop, Jefferson Salguero Argueta, from El Salvador, purchased a rose plant to add to his mother’s garden collection.
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While touring the the Filoli Gardens, students walked through the rose garden.
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Evelyn De Paz Rodriguez from Guatemala, Veronica Molina Heras from Ecuador, Cielo Perdomo-Lopez from Colombia, and Katherine Lopez Mendoza from Mexico collecting plant samples.
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Daniel Echeverry Camargo from Colombia [left], Katherine Lopez Mendoza from Mexico [middle], and Osiris Munoz Hernandez [right] collecting plant samples for tasting.
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Students washing the fruit and vegetables to prepare for tastings.
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Student washing fresh strawberries picked for tasting.
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Alverio Ortiz Atayde [left] and Esbin Juarez Vasquez [right] in Fioli’s Bourn-Roth Estate.
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Emmanuel Gultierrez Cespedes [left] and Juan Rios Puentes [right], both ELD students from Colombia.
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Jefferson Salguero Argueta from El Salvador [left], Juan Rios Puentes from Colombia [middle], and Emmanuel Gultierrez Cespedes from Colombia [right] playing a rally of badminton.
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At Filoli Gardens gift shop, Jefferson Salguero Argueta, from El Salvador, purchased a rose plant to add to his mother’s garden collection.
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On Friday, May 10, MVHS’s ELD students traveled to Filoli Historical Gardens in San Jose. Students toured the estate and collected fresh fruits and vegetables to prepare and taste. The visit was one of three field trips part of the Teen Partnership Program hosted by Filoli Gardens, which provides “joyful activities, community building, and nature exploration” with the goal of connecting underserved students to nature.
