Kindergarten

Good Food for Oxford Schools

Good Food for Oxford Schools (GFOS) is an initiative of the Oxford School District in Oxford, Mississippi to improve cafeteria menus and simultaneously educate students and their families.

Overseen by the Food Services Department of the Oxford School System, GFOS leverages “farm to school” principles to bring local farm produce into school cafeterias that serve more cooked-from-scratch and fresh menu items.

Working in the classroom with students, and with families after school, GFOS teaches the importance of a nutrient-rich diet that utilizes local foods when available.

CPCS School Garden

 We have a school garden with a greenhouse and several raised beds for growing produce. Our produce is used to supplement our cafeteria salad bar. We also have two chickens Sunshine and Comet who eat some of our lunch scraps and help us put eggs on our salad bar.

Johnson Elementary School

 Johnson Elementary School is a part of  the Charlottesville School District. City Schoolyard Garden, a non-profit organization. serves as an umbrella organization to create and manage edible schoolyards at all of the city's schools.  Presently in Charlottesville, City Schoolyard Garden oversees, maintains and provides garden-based curriculum for six elementary schools, Johnson, Greenbrier, Jackson-Via, Venable and Clark and one middle school, Buford.

Virginia School for the Deaf and the Blind CROPS Project

VSDB provides an environment which fosters self-confident students who are contributing citizens and life-long learners and to be a resource of excellence for the communities of Virginia who serve students who are deaf/hard of hearing, blind/vision impaired and deafblind.  In 2012 the CROPS Project was founded.  CROPS stands for Cooperation, Respect, Opportunity, Perserverance, Skills and uses horticulture and gardening to reinforce academic learning, provide a fun recreational activity, and underscore the importance of making healthy food choices.

GREEN HUNTER GARDEN ART

Hello GREEN HUNTERS!

-Create Upcycled Garden Art from recycled treasures at no cost.

-Transform recyclables and household items into abstract art, animals, bird feeders, etc. 

-Design, build and furnish outdoor living spaces with distressed wood, and upcycled materials.

-Conserve animal habitat.

-Save landfills.

-Beautify community with creative architecture and public art.

-Contribute sustainable legacy to ESY.

-Come together.

Hawai'i Island School Garden Network

 The Hawai'i Island School Garden Network supports all schools, teachers, and communities on Hawai'i Island to reconnect students to the land, the 'Aina, the source of healthy food and biodiverse ecosystems.  

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