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Lila Park
Lila Park
Lila Park
Reporter · Rockville Centre, NY

Lila Park is a dynamic arts and culture reporter with a background in theater criticism. She graduated from Barnard College and has contributed to various arts publications, including local art blogs and cultural magazines. Lila is particularly passionate about promoting Garden City’s vibrant arts scene.

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Reporter · Friday, October 30, 2026 at 6:20 PM · 1 min read
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Mineola learners dig into composting at interactive assembly — Rockville Centre Arts news

Learners at Mineola’s Jackson Avenue School students recently explored the benefits of composting during an engaging and interactive assembly led by members of the school's fourth grade Gardening Club and special guests from Crossroads Farm. The program featured educators Mary Jean McCarthy and Delia Serrano from Crossroads Farm, who taught learners about the composting process through hands-on demonstrations, lively discussions and educational songs. Students discovered how food scraps and other organic materials can be transformed into nutrient-rich compost that helps gardens flourish while reducing waste. [caption id="attachment_378227" align="alignnone" width="700"] Students learned about composting through hands-on demonstrations, songs and interactive activities during a special assembly with Crossroads Farm.[/caption] A highlight of the assembly was an outstanding presentation by the Jackson Avenue Gardening Club. Club members shared their knowledge of composting and su

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