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New York, NY
United States
The intended goal of the Dr. Sun Yat Sen School garden is to develop a curriculum that incorporates literacy, math, art and reading concepts to help students with new test taking standards . The garden program at Dr.
Houston, TX
United StatesThe primary goal is to fully utilize the new veggie bed area in the Habitat. 5 veggie beds are available and there is space for one or two more of the ~ 3x8 ft beds.
New York, NY
United StatesThe goal of a new garden on campus is to get students outdoors and planting seeds for hands on learning, fresh air and physical activity. We aim to get the students engaged in growing food and composting so that they can understand the health and environmental impact of their food choices.
Virginia Beach, VA
United StatesOur garden's goal is to help students raise awareness on healthy eating, hard work, the importance of plants and animals, and our environment. We will use it in all grade levels for, community and team building skills.
Sparks, NV
United StatesWe are currently approved as a pilot project by the Washoe County School District to expand the garden by replacing turf with a native habitat and food forest, also making it more energy efficient for our high desert climate.
Little Rock, AR
United States
This grant will help us purchase the gardening tools and supplies necessary to harvest all organic crops. We are committed on growing organic food and introduce students to a variety of fresh grown vegetables and herbs.
Rochester, MI
United StatesFortunately, Raising Rochester allows for an incredible educational tool for the students that also gives back to the community. Equally important, these two components make up our two main goals.
Norton, VA
United StatesThe goal of this grant is to reach learners of all ages (Pre-k-7) as an innovative way to teach Science standards, create awareness for the benefits of healthy eating, encourage community service by donating vegetables to a local food bank and incorporate the local Farmer's Market as a means of l
Ocean Springs, MS
United StatesOur goal is to expand our current gardens to accomodate the larger school population and especially provide easier access to garden spaces and add tall planters for our special needs students.
Onalaska, WI
United StatesThis grant would allow us to expand the use of our garden as an effective teaching tool, benefiting students, families & teachers.
New Windsor, NY
United StatesOur goal is to be able to rotate all 255 of our students through the garden to learn the basics of gardening.
Onalaska, WI
United StatesThis grant would allow us to expand the use of our garden as an effective teaching tool, benefiting students, families & teachers.
Fort Collins, CO
United StatesWe will have six raised gardening beds (one for each grade level) which would allow us to have gardens specific to each curriculum.
Vancouver, BC
CanadaThe goal of our garden is to share the pleasures of being outdoors and growing food with our students.
Roseville, CA
United StatesOur RCS Garden Program was developed to enhance the student's understanding of gardening and life science. We strive to provide a natural gathering place for children and the school community for lunch or exploration that helps children make connections to nature throughout the day.
Pacific Grove, CA
United StatesCurrently our garden is used primarily for the 3rd grade curriculum in our school.
Lambert, MT
United StatesThe goal of our program is to seek student involvement while building toward a much larger goal being a student operated farm where not only produce but livestock would be raised.
Beloit, WI
United StatesThe goal of our school garden is to educate our students and their families about healthy nutrition through gardening or in our case, urban farming.
East Haven, CT
United StatesThe garden will be used as a way to engage children in the food system process, to encourage physical activity and to implement health and wellness initiatives.
