An Atlanta teacher spent years warning students away from a locked 26-acre forest outside their school; community organizing has now secured $3 million to begin turning the hidden city land into a public park
- Mount Gilead Lake in the Falling Water ParkAn Atlanta teacher spent years warning students to stay away from a locked forest outside their school.
- Now, after years of community organising, the 26-acre Falling Water Park in southwest Atlanta is set to receive $3 million to help turn the inaccessible greenspace into a public park.
- Renette Scott, a teacher at Therrell High School, had spent years telling her students not to venture into the woods near the school.
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- Mount Gilead Lake in the Falling Water ParkAn Atlanta teacher spent years warning students to stay away from a locked forest outside their school.
- Now, after years of community organising, the 26-acre Falling Water Park in southwest Atlanta is set to receive $3 million to help turn the inaccessible greenspace into a public park.
- Renette Scott, a teacher at Therrell High School, had spent years telling her students not to venture into the woods near the school.
Sources: Times of India