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Jeremy Gulley, center and a Jay School Corporation

Jeremy Gulley, center and a Jay School Corporation

Jeremy Gulley, center and a Jay School Corporation administrator, holds a conversation with Afghan professors who toured Indiana at the County High School greenhouse in Portland, Ind., Friday, Feb. 1, 2013. U.S... More

Jeremy Gulley, center, guides a tour of the Jay County

Jeremy Gulley, center, guides a tour of the Jay County

Jeremy Gulley, center, guides a tour of the Jay County High School greenhouse facilities for Afghan professors in Portland, Ind., Friday, Feb. 1, 2013. U.S. Army photo by Sgt. 1st Class Jeff Lowry

Jeremy Gulley, center and a Jay School Corporation

Jeremy Gulley, center and a Jay School Corporation

Jeremy Gulley, center and a Jay School Corporation administrator, holds a conversation with Afghan professors who toured Indiana at the County High School greenhouse in Portland, Ind., Friday, Feb. 1, 2013. U.S... More

Jeremy Gulley, center, guides a tour of the Jay County

Jeremy Gulley, center, guides a tour of the Jay County

Jeremy Gulley, center, guides a tour of the Jay County High School greenhouse facilities for Afghan professors in Portland, Ind., Friday, Feb. 1, 2013. Gulley, a major in the Indiana National Guard, deployed to... More

Jeremy Gulley, right, a Jay School Corporation

Jeremy Gulley, right, a Jay School Corporation

Jeremy Gulley, right, a Jay School Corporation administrator, discusses plants with Moqbal, a university professor form Afghanistan, at Jay County High School greenhouse in Portland, Ind., Friday, Feb. 1, 2013.... More

Jeremy Gulley, right, a Jay School Corporation

Jeremy Gulley, right, a Jay School Corporation

Jeremy Gulley, right, a Jay School Corporation administrator, discusses plants with Moqbal, a university professor form Afghanistan, at Jay County High School greenhouse in Portland, Ind., Friday, Feb. 1, 2013.... More

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