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North Vancouver, BC
Canada
Our garden goals are to provide our students with hands on opportunities to learn about where their food comes from, how their food choices impact their health and environment, and how to nourish themselves.
Darien, CT
United StatesThe goal of the Whole Kids Foundation Sustainable Native Plant Garden at the Darien High School is to promote sustainability locally and globally.
Boulder, CO
United States
The Greenhouse will enable Columbine Elementary teachers and Growing Gardens staff to teach gardening, healthy eating and food education lessons throughout the entire school year that meet the State of Colorado Learning Standards in a fun, hands-on way.
Novato, CA
United StatesOur goal is to see the garden extend across the curriculum, around the campus and out into the community. This can be done in many ways:
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Hamlin, WV
United StatesThe goal of incorporating these gardens into our school climate is to encourage wellness and healthy eating habits among our students and families.
Houston, TX
United StatesOur current goal is to revitalize the garden and nature habitat. We want to be able to consistently use it in various curriculum and encourage our students and families to learn the importance of fresh vegetables.
East Hartford, CT
United StatesAt the Connecticut River Academy, we believe in "connecting learning to the real world." We are an environmentally themed magnet high school that aims to incorporate acknowledgement and understanding of our natural world.
Horsham, PA
United StatesWith this grant, we hope to expand our garden by at least 2 raised beds. Our garden has several goals: a hands-on science learning program; integrated cooperative learning experience; interdisciplinary curriculum.
Saint Francis, SD
United StatesThe Todd County School District in Mission, SD is largely encompassed by the Rosebud Sioux Indian Reservation.
Everett, MA
United StatesA primary goal of the Everett Gardens is to increase scores in Math, Science in ELA tests through hands on experiential learning.
Bellevue, WA
United StatesThe gardens at Spiritwood Manor will make it possible for the students to utilize this communal space as a place to learn and socialize in a positive way with fellow peers and community members. The garden will be available to all children and their families who attend the Spiritwood Manor Site.
Sonoma, CA
United StatesOur goal for the garden and the development that the grant will make possible is to construct and develop a small greenhouse to add to the current school garden.
Concord, CA
United StatesOur goal is to turn a 50 x 50 foot area between two wings of our buildings into a thriving and verdant garden center for our school community.
Annapolis, MD
United StatesThe goal of our garden will be to engage students in activities that promote healthy food choices, increase the awareness of environmentally friendly gardening, and enrich instruction in all content areas.
Wyandanch, NY
United StatesThe middle school in our community has never had a food producing garden. There is a lot of food insecurity in our community and limited access to fresh produce.
Stamford, CT
United StatesOur Lady Star of the Sea School has set up ambitious goals for student body. The majority of these ambitions rely on having a functioning and bountiful garden.The grant will help our school to realize many goals. The main objectives will be curriculum based as well as nutrition focused.
Monterey, MA
United StatesWill be using the school garden to help educate students about healthy foods, healthy eating, agriculture, sustainability, and how to better understand the process of how the foods we eat are grown This grant will make it possible for students at our school to get more involved with local organiz
Abbotsford, BC
CanadaThomas Swift's garden will be a place for growing--growing healthy vegetables, community, curriculum, outdoor experiences, working together, social skills, non-verbal communication, education around nature, and experiences in play not isolated to metal, rubber, and plastic structures.
Mount Holly, NJ
United StatesOur campus serves the special needs of learners with Autism. In September we were granted permission to run the school garden (has been unused for two years). The garden will have multiple functions for our learners.
