"It was a place for walking, an oasis of calm, a setting for reflection, and still, perhaps most importantly, a place for learning.", Aristotle. It was important to Aristotle in 335 B.C. for the perfect place for his school - The Lyceum. The NLCX is visiting three national campus possibilities for America's Lyceum. One of the three is located outside of Montgomery, Alabama - Jasmine Hill Gardens and Outdoor Museum. It is a natural blend of nature and structure for listening, learning and sharing per Aristotle's vision - to open the eyes of the blind, and for Civility, Respect, Engagement, Spirituality and Servant Leadership.

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Learn more about Jasmine Hill at www.jasminehill.org