Garden Classrooms

Fenix Farms

CONCRETE HUERTOS installs urban orchards and provides educational programming to communities surrounding the orchards on growing food. 

HUERTOS CONCRETOS se dedica a optimizar espacios reducidos a través de la instalación de huertos y su integración con programas educativos que capaciten a los usuarios a producir alimentos sanos en la ciudad.

Green Scene Chicago

With Green Scene Chicago programming I teach students how to plant and tend vegetable beds that, upon fruition, host two kinds of production: crops and theater. I recruit youth and elders to grow food and unearth their artistic impulses through writing, story telling, theater, music and dance. While exploring healthy earth practices, healthy eating, and healthy self-expression in the garden, these teams create performances to share with their community.

Carrabec High School Garden Project

    Here at Carrabec High in rural North Anson , Maine, AmeriCorps is working to establish a healthy relationship between students, food and the land.  We understand that the opportunity that working with fresh and healthy produce in an environment of hard work and holistic living can provide a great space for community building. Through the AIMS HIGH ( AmeriCorps Invests in Maine Students Helping Inspire Growth & Hope) LearningWorks AmeriCorps division, Carrabec has a greenhouse currently under construction for an aquaponics set up, as well as an existing 600 sq.

LILA School Garden

Our school garden is part of a community garden located on school property. It is an in-ground vegetable garden with an automatic watering system. It measures 38X14 square feet and is divided by 4 beds. The garden has been available for use for a long time, but it has never been sustained. At the beginning of the 2013-14 school year, we started managing it differently. One administrator (Nadjiba Medjaoui) was assigned to manage the garden, and she promptly applied for the Whole Kids Foundation Grant. Parents donated time, material and labor to launch the garden!

The David School

Founded in 1974, the David School is located in the small community of David, Kentucky, from which it takes its name. The mission of The David School 501 c (3) is to provide a educational program for Appalachian high school dropouts and at risk youth who have limited financial resources and the potential to succeed in a non-traditional setting. We will achieve our mission by creating a nurturing school environment that offers all students, through individualized attention, the opportunity to experience success and to serve their community.

Sprouts Children's Garden Program

The Sprouts Children's Gardening program is an intiative of the London Community Resource Centre. The progam teaches children and families about growing and preapring healthy, organic food. We promote urban bio-diversity, nature literacy, food literacy, and practical gardening and cooking skills. Our programs are hands-on, engaging, and fun and include garden exploration and maintenance, nature-related crafts, stories, and activities, and food harvesting and preparation. 

Mundo Verde Bilingual PCS

Mundo Verde is a sustainable and bilingual public charter school serving PreK3-5th grade. All students receive a Cooking and Gardening class once a week for an hour. Students learn how to support their own wellness, are encouraged to try new fruits and vegetables, and enjoy developing a closer relationship to their food by growing it in the garden!

Alpine Edible Schoolyards

Alpine Edible Schoolyards (AES) is the hub of urban farm and school garden installation, maintenance, and education in the Bow Valley. A liaison, resource centre, connector and facilitator, AES works with school boards, administrators, teachers, students, small businesses, municipalities, environmental groups and community members to ensure full, safe, utilization and continued success of fertile learning grounds. 

Solar Greenhouse and Garden

Founded in 2014 with the generous support of Seattle Tilth volunteers, the Solar Greenhouse and Garden is used by Plant Science and Biology students to conduct experiments, grow food, and discuss ecological concepts.

Yara Community Gardens

Yara Community Gardens provides space for members of the community, organizations and schools to rent plots for a minimal fee to grow their own produce to support their families and programs.  We have over 140 plots across 3 garden areas that are available to rent.  Each year at least one larger plot is designated as a Community Plot where vegetables are grown to support our vulnerable population.  The produce from here is donated to local service organizations and funds raised from our Charity Markets support these organizations as well.

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