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Lambert, MT
United States
The 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 States
The 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.
Naperville, IL
United StatesOur garden's number one goal is to educate students about how food is grown. Many of our children spend a lot of time indoors, and many of them were amazed that carrots and potatoes grow under the ground. They were astounded that worms lived in the dirt in our garden.
Cross, SC
United StatesA school / community garden is a grass root approach to advance a healthy lifestyle through hands-on agriculture. Students with diverse needs will be exposed to a unique learning environment which will encourage them to eat healthier and give them the knowledge to be more self-sufficient.
Birmingham, AL
United StatesThe Altamont School realizes the importance of educating students on global issues because they will most likely be the ones trying to solve them. This school year, every teacher at Altamont must incorporate the study of water into their curriculum. The School plans to adopt one global issue each year, and the garden will be a natural fit for several of the issues.
Miami Beach, FL
United StatesThe SPE Children's Garden is in its fifth year. Our goal is to model and practice sustainability and conservation for both our students and our South Beach community. We will do this through replacing our aging and vulnerable plastic raised beds with permanent cedar beds.
Monterey, VA
United StatesHistorically, Highland County residents grew and preserved all their own produce from home gardens; now these traditions are dying out with an aging population. With a full-service grocery store over an hour away, 37% of residents have limited access to healthy foods.
Falls Church, VA
United StatesThis year our school grew from 300 to 500 students. This grant will make it possible for us to build 6 new raised beds for our additional classes so that we can continue to accommodate 100% of our students in the gardens.
Nashville, TN
United StatesOur vision for the Crieve Hall Elementary School Learning Garden is to provide a dynamic, interactive, hands-on learning experience that supports the sciences and Common Core State Standards (CCSS) (e.g., questioning, critical thinking) at every grade level. This garden will allow for class time outside while conducting science experiments, planting and tasting, and discussing, writing or drawing observations.
Chatham, NJ
United StatesOur goal is to to broaden the children's eating habits by planting, maintaining and harvesting a garden thus, teaching them through a hands on approach.
Newark, NJ
United StatesThrough this project, students will grow as they -
Houston, TX
United StatesThe Westside High School Urban Agriculture Program, located in Houston, Texas, is a multi-disciplinary environmental vocation program that develops teens' abilities to grow, cook, eat, and sell real food as well as conduct practical scientific research in urban agriculture topics.
Wabash, IN
United StatesThough our community is a rural one, the students at this school are within the city limits and many are not exposed to gardening or farming.
Vancouver, WA
United StatesOur goal is to build a raised-bed vegetable garden so Pioneer students can have consistent access to hands-on outdoor environmental education experiences over the course of their elementary school career.
San Antonio, TX
United StatesPreK-2nd children will make regular use of cross curricular garden investigations including observations and recorded environmental measurements using their five senses and scientific tools in the project.
Fort Collins, CO
United StatesThe goal for the Gardens at Rocky Mountain High School is to provide students with a hands on work opportunity in Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources Career Cluster.
Olmsted Falls, OH
United StatesOur goal is to bring generations together through the creation and development of our garden space while enhancing our curriculum with hands on learning. 300 Pre-K - K students in the Early Childhood Center and Olmsted Community Outreach'
College Park, MD
United StatesOur students would like to grow a larger variety of vegetables. Currently, we have only grown greens, short carrots and radishes due to the depth of our soil, which is roughly 4-5 inches.
Minneapolis, MN
United StatesThe garden will be used to teach students how to grow their own food. After students grow their own food they will research recipes (or be given a recipe) that they will cook in class. We have a cooking class that focuses on how to cook good food to eat.
