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by: AtascocitaDotCom 10 Site Admin  OP 
~ 2 years, 11 mos ago   Jan 11, '23 11:09am  
Groves Elementary Student Named 2022 Texas State Winner of 3rd Grade Cabbage Program
 
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From Humble ISD:
 
Groves Elementary student named 2022 Texas State winner of National Bonnie Plants 3rd Grade Cabbage Program
 
By: Joshua Koch | January 10, 2023
 
In Mrs. Faria’s Groves Elementary class last year as a third grader, Sophia Schnaibli received a baby cabbage seedling to take home and grow. 
 
This was a part of the Bonnie Plants 3rd Grade Cabbage Program. 
 
Schnaibli grew her cabbage to be an impressive 7.5 pounds, took a photo with it and entered the program’s national contest.
 
On December 14, 2022, Schnaibli received a letter stating that she had been selected as the 2022 Texas State winner of the national Bonnie Plants 3rd Grade Cabbage program. 
 
With the victory, Schnaibli will receive statewide recognition and a $1,000 scholarship as well. 
 
“Here, at Bonnie Plants, we know it takes commitment and attention to plant, care for and to grow a cabbage to the size and quality you were able to achieve,” Savannah Burgess of Bonnie Plants wrote in the letter. “Sophia, you did a great job!” 
 
The Bonnie Plants 3rd Grade Cabbage Program began in 1996 in Union Springs, Alabama and by 2002 had become national including 48 states by then.
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Maxsmom 7
~ 2 years, 11 mos ago   Jan 11, '23 11:15am  
Omg That's the biggest cabbage I've ever seen. She's a cute little girl and I know she's so proud of that
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West-Tex Elite Status Member 14
~ 2 years, 11 mos ago   Jan 11, '23 11:20am  
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Cbear 5
~ 2 years, 11 mos ago   Jan 11, '23 11:58am  
Groves Elementary Student Named 2022 Texas State Winner of 3rd Grade Cabbage Program From Humble ISD: Groves Elementary student named 2022 Texas State winner of National Bonnie Plants 3rd Grade Cabbage Program By: Joshua Koch | January 10, 2023 In Mrs. Faria's Groves Elementary class last year as a third grader, Sophia Schnaibli received a baby cabbage seedling to take home and grow.  This was a part of the Bonnie Plants 3rd Grade Cabbage Program.  Schnaibli grew her cabbage to be an impressive 7.5 pounds, took a photo with it and entered the program's national contest. On December 14, 2022, Schnaibli received a letter stating that she had been selected as the 2022 Texas State winner of the national Bonnie Plants 3rd Grade Cabbage program.  With the victory, Schnaibli will receive statewide recognition and a $1,000 scholarship as well.  "Here, at Bonnie Plants, we know it takes commitment and attention to plant, care for and to grow a cabbage to the size and quality you were able to achieve," Savannah Burgess of Bonnie Plants wrote in the letter. "Sophia, you did a great job!"  The Bonnie Plants 3rd Grade Cabbage Program began in 1996 in Union Springs, Alabama and by 2002 had become national including 48 states by then.
 
@AtascocitaDotCom : Way to go Sophia!!!
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Cbear 5
~ 2 years, 11 mos ago   Jan 11, '23 11:59am  
Omg That's the biggest cabbage I've ever seen. She's a cute little girl and I know she's so proud of that
 
@Maxsmom : It really IS a big one!
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