High School

Seed to Table Program at Greens Farms Academy

The Seed to Table program at Greens Farms Academy is a journey in which students embark to develop meaningful connections with the world around them through the exploration of food and natural communities. Food serves as an excellent medium for learning as it permeates our everyday lives and opens itself to lessons on topics such as environmental literacy, culture, health and nutrition, history, and creativity. The organic garden is Seed to Table’s outdoor classroom where students gain opportunities for hands-on and experiential learning.

Mother Lode Farm To School Network

The Mother Lode Farm To School Network strives to create a region where all schools teach about and provide access to healthy, locally grown food, creating future generations of healthy children and economically vibrant farms. We serve public schools in the Central Sierra Region and partner with FoodCorps California to focus our efforts on establishing community lead garden and farm to school programs in Title 1 schools. We value justice, health, education, and communities.

Gardens to Grow In

Gardens to Grow In is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization that was founded in 2010 with a mission to promote and support healthy and sustainable lifestyles, youth development, community involvement and self-reliance in Calaveras County schools and communities by teaching children and adults how to grow and prepare healthy food. We have developed and/or supported garden and nutrition programs at all nine Calaveras Unified School District (CUSD) schools over the last three years and have partnered with CUSD and the UC Cooperative Extension, Central Sierra to host a FoodCorps service member.

Free Library of Philadelphia Culinary Literacy Center

Advancing literacy by providing the opportunity to experiment with new foods, new skills, and new ideas. 

The Free Library of Philadelphia understands that literacy is not a “one size fits all” experience. Opening in June 2014, the Culinary Literacy Center (CLC) is revolutionizing the way Philadelphians think about food, nutrition and literacy. People become literate through multiple different pathways—and food is one pathway we all have in common.

Forest Ridge School of the Sacred Heart

"We Nurture our Warm Community Through Whole Food and Culinary Literacy"

Bridgehampton Edible School Garden

The Bridgehampton Edible School Garden is comprised of a 1,000 square foot greenhouse and a 4,000 square foot garden. It serves the entire school in various ways: teachers take students there for lessons, there is a high school elective taught in the greenhouse and there are after school programs utilizing the garden/greenhouse. Our program is part of a network of local schools with garden programs.

Happy Valley School/Career Advancement Charter

Listed are two different programs, both are part of the public school system. One serves elementary school-age children and the other serves young adults ages 17 and up who have not obtained a high school diploma.

Happy Valley School's mission is to educate the whole child in a small, safe, community supported school that provides a solid foundation to achieve academic, social , and emotional success.

Clover HS Environmental Science

Sustainable Agriculture Project for Environmental Science

FoodCycle

The Foodcycle Project (Alimentociclo in portuguese) is a street food cart adapted to store and manage educative kits and tools. The education activities approach differents subjects around food adopting a sistemic way of understanding.

We act offerring courses, workshops and activities for schoolar groups (from kindergarten to high school), for community and productive groups in rural and traditional localities, and also for groups of lunch maids, parents and teachers. Yet, we offer activities in open space public events such as gastronomic feasts and farmers markets. 

The University Village Community Garden

The University Village Community Garden offers 170 plots of various size on 6.5 acres of farmland to the 3000+ residents of U.C. Berkeley's University Village Student Family Housing. Additionally, we have open community orchards, berry patches, and a children's garden. We are partnering with Nature Village to offer family programming, including edible education in our gardens and community center. 

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