The IDEAL Market
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The IDEAL Market
After much preparation in STEM and environmental science classes, OT and PT sessions, and the Sustainability Club, student volunteers sold plants, cards, and trinkets they grew or created at the Mother’s Day Sale in the pop-up IDEAL Market set up in the lobby on Friday. The items were so popular, the market closed early, when they sold out completely. The market will open again next week with more stock in limited hours. Photos are in this Facebook album.