DETROIT – Students at Greenfield Union Elementary-Middle School went weeks without one of their favorite school activities which include reading. “The manager at one of the Lowes stores just randomly sent me an email. Read more: Reading garden at Detroit elementary school trashed by vandalsNot just one, but separate Lowes stores pitched in to help donate anything they could along with volunteers to restore the garden, this time making it better than ever. The help doesn’t just come from the major franchise though, community members have also been working to make sure students have the best. The reading garden will be open to students this upcoming Monday.

DETROIT – Local residents are taking part in efforts to help rebuild a reading garden on Detroit’s west side. Clark is the Dean of Culture at Greenfield Union Elementary-Middle School. Original Story: Reading garden at Detroit elementary school trashed by vandalsHe has not been able to respond to all the emails. All of this just one day after someone destroyed the reading garden designed by kids at the school. To hurt the kids like that, I think the whole community felt the need to do something,” said Clark.

DETROIT – School officials said students helped put together the area, but now all of their hard work is destroyed. It happened at Greenfield Union Elementary-Middle School on West Seven Mile Road, near Woodward Avenue. That’s what Clark, the Dean of Culture at Greenfield Union Elementary-Middle School, saw when he came to work Thursday morning. At first he thought it rained the night before, and that caused the damage, but that wasn’t the case. Especially to a place where not only kids play, but a garden where they took pride in designing and building, that they can enjoy while at school.