Vanessa Flowers (left) and Juliette Gaul transplant marigolds into separate slots during the greenhouse class.
For many years, the greenhouse behind Cheney High School has served primarily as a lab for experiments.
Heather McLagan, one of the advisers for the high school's Future Farmers of America chapter, along with Alan Skoog, took over managing the greenhouse last year and have since then turned it into a classroom and a center that mass produces plants.
"We've changed the way the greenhouse is run, it's not just for labs and experiments," McLagan said.
McLagan previously ran the greenhouse at Deer Park High School before Skoog recruited her to come to Cheney to teach horticulture and botany classe...
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