The Edible Schoolyard Project

The Edible Schoolyard Network connects educators around the

world to build and a share a K-12 edible education curriculum

Don’t miss this year’s Edible Education 101 course!

Twelve lectures will focus on the future of food through conversations with leaders of the food movement around the world.

Lectures will take place from 6:30-8:30 PM PST, beginning January 26th. Watch live online, attend a community screening, or catch up on the course's video archive!

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Edible education is making an impact in communities all over the world. Learn about the innovative work being done and support the incredible people doing it. If you have a program, join the network and share your story!

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Join Us at the 2015 Edible Schoolyard Academy!

The Edible Schoolyard Academy trains educators to create powerful and sustainable edible education programs in their schools and communities. Join us this summer!

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Food Truth

Edible Schoolyard Project Founder Alice Waters visits Sacramento with chefs Jamie Oliver and Ann Cooper to highlight the importance of teaching children about food.

Edible Schoolyard Scholarship

We're partnering with the Natural Gourmet Institute to award a $10,000 Chef’s Training Program scholarship to a chef committed to edible education.

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Montezuma School to Farm Project

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Clarke Middle School Farm

Cincinnati, OH

Rothenberg Rooftop School Garden

Voices of the Movement

The Edible Schoolyard Academy

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Closing the Generation Gap

Justin: "It was great to be able to give back to the community; doing so gave me a great sense of pride. The... More

Growing Garlic Experts

When the weather turned cold in the nation’s capital, and the garden was looking ready for a long sleep, the first... More

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