Middle School

Sequoia Garden Project

About

Sequoia Middle School's community garden project took flight in January, 2012. We are located in Redding, CA.  We presently have 5th thru 8th graders involved in the garden through our science department and a garden elective class.

Mission

To provide students an opportunity to learn about growing and harvesting their own food, to give them a sense of pride in their labor and promote healthier living.

Description

The Bella Garden Project

The Bella Garden Project surrounds itself in a learning experience for the students with a project-based concept.  The understanding of growing food from seed, health, wellness, teamwork, ownership, and the empowerment to become environmental stewards of our land encompass our educational experience in a Montessori learning institution.

Davis School for Independent Study School Garden

Our school has four large raised beds, some citrus trees, and a bee garden.

Harvest Middle School

Harvest Middle School opened in 2004 with one fenced in area designated for gardening.  Soon after we have wrote a grant for materials to create raised garden beds, and enlisted a former student from the high school to help build the boxes.  The garden and several surrounding areas on campus were maintained by a small group of students and two teachers during a 30 minute time slot for several years.  Then the class became an enrichment or elective option and things began to blossom.  When the class became a full block period class, students planted every available space on

The Garden Project of Southwest Colorado

The Garden Project of Southwest Colorado’s mission is to grow a healthier community through the development and support of youth and community garden programs that promote health and wellness, environmental stewardship and a sustainable local food system. We envision a thriving healthy community, where people are connected to their land, their food and each other through gardens.

Ocean Shore School Garden

EAT is the Environmental Action Team. Our mission is to support Ocean Shore School's environmental education and activities, ranging from recycling, composting, and air quality, to landscaping and the organic school garden. We support the school with monthly Planting, Pickup and Picnic days that maintain the outdoor landscaping and gardens, as well as Green School initiatives to promote alternative transportation and waste reduction.

Wildwood Garden Education

Myself and four other college students from The University of Kansas are stablishing a kitchen garden at Wildwood Outdoor Education Camp. Our garden will be a classroom to teach the campers about self-sustaining gardening and better eating habits. Our goals are to provide an outdoor garden classroom to instill gardening principles in kids at a young age. We are currently in the beginning stages of our project. We intend to have our garden constructed and planted by the end of March. After this step we will create a program to teach the counselors and campers about gardening techniques. 

Malama Kauai School Garden Network

Founded in 2006, Malama Kaua’i is a community-based, 501(c)3 nonprofit organization that focuses on advocating, educating, and driving action towards a sustainable Kaua’i. We consider the interrelatedness of all issues and the need for a holistic approach, with a focus on three primary areas:

‘Aina.  We are rooted in the core value of aloha ‘aina (love and connection to the land). We create solutions that foster sustainability and work in harmony with nature while producing abundant, healthy and local food.

Cesar Chavez Middle School Garden Project

Established in 2009, our garden is a living laboratory that’s utilized to reinforce Common Core Standards, including science, math, history, and language arts while also providing an engaging environment to participate in the cycle of growing food.  The garden consists of a diverse array of fruits and vegetables. We focus on varieties of fruits and vegetables that are not only nutritious but historically and culturally significant, from heirloom beans, maize, quinoa, amaranth, and winter squash in the summer, to fava beans, wheat, kale, broccoli, and potatoes in the cooler months.

Mount Saint Mary's Academy Garden

Garden that serves as an outdoor classroom for students in PreK-8th grade.  Students maintain and help plan the garden design with the assistance of local farmers and volunteers.

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