High School

Geodesic Learning Dome

United Public Montessori has a 51' Geodesic Learning Dome that the students (grades 7-12) use as a extended classroom and also as a micro economy. 

 

Natural Axis

Natural Axis exists to educate people with disabilities how to garden.  How to enjoy the garden for recreational exercise and therapy.  How to enjoy the garden as a career.

 

It is located at the Kingswood Community Church and plans to start our first classroom in January 2013.

If you are interested in helping our program, contact Terri Haynes at 763-438-3692.  thaynes548@hotmail.com

 

MEarth at the Hilton Bialek Habitat

MEarth connects our kids with...

  • Their Earth
  • Their Community
  • Their Potential

Every year thousands of students, teachers, neighbors and volunteers from across Monterey County experience, learn and grow with MEarth at the Hilton Bialek Habitat.

MEarth is a nonprofit organization that promotes responsibility, empowerment and analyitical thinking. We inspire students to understand appreciate and protect the natural environment.

Urban Sprouts

 By cultivating school gardens in San Francisco’s under-served neighborhoods, Urban Sprouts partners with youth and their families to build eco-literacy, equity, wellness, and community.

Rhode Island School for the Deaf Community Garden

 Rhode Island School for the Deaf is a small program for Deaf and Hard of Hearing students. We are a pre-kindergarten through high school program. We are so fortunate to have a beautiful organic garden on our property. The students designed and fabricated all 17 4 x 4 square foot gardens. The teachers use the garden for academic purposes in literacy, vocabulary development, math and science. Some students use the garden to learn how to follow directions and make healthy meals from the garden produce.

Food, Culture and Community

This program is in its infancy.

Further information follows as the program unfolds.

Best,

Susanne

+45 36 96 47 64

Sanford Sustainability

 A pre-k through 12 private school garden. 

Grow Pittsburgh

Grow Pittsburgh's school garden program was born in 2006 as a pilot program in two Pittsburgh Public Schools.  Over the years we have seen the interest and demand for school garden programming grow signficantly.  We currently support fifteen school gardens in the region and look forward to continuing to work with more schools through a bi-annual application process.

Douglas HS Plant Science

We are starting a Plant Science class with the intent to spend half of the instruction time in the classroom and half outside in the greenhouses and former agriculture education area.  I would like to plant a gleening garden for our low-income community.  We would like to provide food for others as well as volunteer opportunities for our students.

Camp Kitchen & Harvest

Camp Kitchen & Harvest seeks to teach youth the value of gardening, cooking, and healthy eating to empower them to reach their goals.

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