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North Campus Sustainability Initiatives Thrive


South Kent students pose for a quick photo while hard at work in the greenhouse

淫人色欲社鈥檚 North Campus has become a dynamic hub for sustainability and practical learning, where students are embracing hands-on experiences in both culinary arts and sustainable building projects.

Led by three skilled chefs, our Culinary Program, with its flagship 鈥淔riday Night Cooking School,鈥 is engaging 25 students in all aspects of food preparation, cooking, and presentation. Together, they have crafted dishes like filet of beef with all the trimmings and a pasta night with a variety of house-made sauces, impressing everyone who attended. These Friday evening cooking sessions, which will continue through the end of the year, foster teamwork and build practical skills that students can carry forward.

Next up, the kitchen team plans to enter the town of Kent鈥檚 annual gingerbread building contest, applying their culinary creativity in a fun, festive competition.

Beyond the kitchen, students have been hard at work on projects that support the School鈥檚 commitment to sustainability. More than 30 students have taken on the construction of 26 raised garden beds, crafted from durable wood and metal materials, which are now set up in the School鈥檚 large hoop house. Several of these beds have already been seeded with winter rye as a cover crop, and the students are cultivating seven different cold-weather crops from seed to continue harvesting through the colder months.

Additionally, students are assembling shelving units for the walk-in refrigerator, which will be used to store produce and other perishables in the North Campus kitchen. The projects do not stop there鈥攗pcoming initiatives include building a compost bin to support a closed-loop food system and designing chicken tractors that will be used in the spring for rotational grazing.

鈥淥ur North Campus initiatives are creating an incredible momentum, combining practical skills with a deep sense of responsibility and respect for the environment,鈥 said Brian Sullivan, Head of School. 鈥淪outh Kent has a long-standing tradition of teaching environmental stewardship, civil service, and reverence for the natural world. Seeing our students actively engaged in these sustainability projects鈥攚hether they鈥檙e preparing meals, constructing garden beds, or planning for future growth鈥攊s inspiring. It鈥檚 a powerful reflection of the values we hold dear and our commitment to developing thoughtful, self-reliant young men.鈥