Wright-Locke Farm is a historic, certified-organic community farm just outside Boston. Education Director Sarah Doyle shares how her team of former classroom teachers aren't just producing food, they're taking care of historic buildings, hosting concerts, running events, sharing youth programs, and operating a fully-outdoors preschool.

We explore how the farm became a community oasis — and how they keep access front and center with tiered pricing, scholarships, and strong partnerships.

You’ll hear:
🌳 How a near-miss housing development turned into preserved acres—and what that unlocked for education & community
🎒 Sarah’s path from volunteer to Education Director (and making peace with “imposter” feelings)
🌲 Forest Friends: a fully outdoor, licensed preschool 
👶+👨‍👩‍👧 Engaging babies & caregivers, and why “dress for success” matters in outdoor learning
🧑‍🍳 The kitchen as classroom: youth cooking, family programs, Senior Teas & nutrient-focused classes
✅ Access in action: tiered pricing, scholarships, and transportation support
🌱 Farming on certified-organic acres—systems, volunteers, and what it teaches
☀️ Solar on historic barns 
🤝 Designing multi-age programs, and partnerships that ripple back to schools

Learn more:
Wright-Locke Farm — www.wlfarm.org
Facebook: @wrightlockefarm
Instagram: @wrightlockefarm
Pinterest: wrightlockefarm
YouTube: @wright-lockefarm3625

Farm Educator’s Roadmap links
Website: farmeducatorsroadmap.com
Free guide: farmeducatorsroadmap.com/5simplesteps
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Facebook: @farmeducatorsroadmap 
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