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Larkspur, CO
United States
If Larkspur Elementary were granted these monies, our goal would be to purchase 2-3 complete indoor hydroponic tower gardens including lights that can be rotated between grade levels during the year. Our goal is to give every student the opportunity to learn about alternative ways of gardening.
Tempe, AZ
United StatesWe must meet our school's needs with an approach that is environmentally sustainable and strengthens local communities.
Los Angeles, CA
United StatesThis grant will help fund a compost bin. This will help teach the students about decomposition.
Jackson, MS
United StatesOur goal is to provide an outdoor classroom and edible schoolyard that educates Magnolia Speech School students, staff, and community about food, nutrition, and the environment. Our vision aligns closely with the MSS mission, which is to enable children with communication disorderŝ
Schaghticoke, NY
United States>Provide education programs for more classes in elementary school in coordination with Cornell Cooporative Ext, focusing on grades 1-4 with programs led by specialized garden educators, with agricultural programs aligned with NYS learning standards.
Princeton, NJ
United StatesOur goal for our school garden is to allow every child in the school to experience the joy of nature, to use the garden as a learning laboratory across all disciplines and to teach the fundamentals of sustainable agriculture.
Belleville, NJ
United StatesThe goal is to convert an unused section of a courtyard into a fruit, herb, flowers, and vegetable garden that will use the crops for a multitude of ways including educating students in many content areas, donating food to the hungry, donating roses to the ill at the local hospital, and creating
New Orleans, LA
United StatesAudubon Charter School's garden was severely damaged by Hurricane Isaac in 2012. Several garden beds were bordered with untreated wood that did not hold up during intense rains. We now have only three functioning beds, and the wood borders are disintegrating.
San Francisco, CA
United StatesChinese Immersion School at De Avila (CIS) is San Francisco'̃
Oakland, CA
United StatesHoover Elementary School is one of the public schools in Oakland, CA.
Manchester, KY
United StatesThe goal and the purpose of this garden program is to provide a sustainable source of fresh produce to the student body, staff, and community.
Renfrew, ON
CanadaOur goal is to provide nutritious local food for our school and neighbouring community. The plan is to build 8 raised garden beds, 4 for school planting use and 4 for local community use.
Tucson, AZ
United StatesThe goal of the school garden project is to fully incorporate the school gardens into the lessons for all grade level communities at the school.
Van Nuys, CA
United StatesThe garden grant will bring a deeper understanding of community and how many hands make light work. The process of creating a space for hands on learning and growing crop from seed to the bloom is invaluable in a child's foundation and gives a community a place to thrive.
Hartford, CT
United StatesEvery student in this urban, Pre-K - 8 school will discover that healthy, delicious food comes from the earth, not from the cans & boxes found on supermarket shelves.
West Buxton, ME
United StatesThe mission of the Buxton Center Elementary School garden program is to expand the walls of the classroom and actively engage students in a community gardening project that promotes healthy living, environmental stewardship, and community involvement.
Toronto, ON
CanadaWe want to use the Whole Kids Foundation Garden Grant to:
-Operate the greenhouse, positively impacting both our snack program and curriculum
-Expand the use of our existing Vermiculture Compost System
Old Town, ME
United StatesOur school is unique in that it is a program serving some of the most challenging students who are still in public school.
San Francisco, CA
United StatesThe goal for our Rosa Parks Elementary School garden is to promote environmental education through outdoor learning for youth ages 5-11 years old. Youth develop respect for their garden and the environment through weekly garden classes during the Spring, Summer and/or Fall program sessions.
