New Stanton Career and Technology School to Create Pond and Waterfall in Student Landscaping Project

Student Organization at Central Westmoreland Leading Educational Landscaping Project

A student organization at Central Westmoreland Career and Technology Center is taking the lead in a landscaping project aimed at beautifying the school grounds. The project, led by the school’s Future Farmers of America (FFA) chapter, will not only enhance the appearance of the campus but also create a unique educational installation. Under the guidance of adviser Dan Overdorff, the students are developing a three-tiered, pump-driven exterior waterfall that will feed into a koi pond and provide irrigation for nearby vegetation. The project, known as Phoenix Falls, is named after the school’s mascot.