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Ishpeming, MI
United States
The Birchview Elementary's greenhouse/garden has a two goals. The first goal would be to help introduce and educate students to where their food comes from and how it is grown.
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.
Columbia Falls, MT
United States
The goal I have with this grant is to build a 18x24 ft 3 season greenhouse. The "Onions for Autism...Veggies for Vets" program is a collaborative program between our students and the veterans residing at the Montana Veterans' Home.
Seattle, WA
United States2014 Goals:
Create a garden harvest to lunch sample table for two 'veggies' in May/June and two in Sept.
Incorporate school garden harvest, (e.g. kale chips, carrot prep) into thriving culinary arts program.
Incorporate horticulture into the science curriculum.
Lincoln, NE
United StatesThe primary goal of this project is to be able to reduce the sodium utilization being offered through the School Lunch Program.
Duluth, GA
United StatesThe goal of this garden is to help feed the Refugee stuents attending DACS and their families. The State of GA is one the states designated as a resetllment area for Refugees.
Troy, MI
United StatesIn our first year (2011-2012), we started with three 10 square foot raised garden beds to practice managing a sustainable community garden. We did not have an outside water source, so relied on filling 5 gallon buckets to get us through a dry, very hot summer.
Providence, RI
United StatesWe anticipate that the Lima School Garden's goal will be multifold; first it will serve as a learning center for students in several academic and social content areas.
Las Vegas, NV
United StatesThe Desert Oasis School Garden has just recently turned a quarter acre corner of our school campus into an outdoor classroom. Our garden project will benefit 275 mentally challenged and physically disabled students at Desert Oasis High School. In addition, 35 members of the Desert Oasis H.S.
vancouver, BC
CanadaWindermere Secondary School is one of the first schools to develop a food-producing garden in the district, which now includes 13 raised beds, 16̃
Highlands, NJ
United StatesOn October 29, 2012, during Hurricane Sandy our town, Highlands, New Jersey, suffered previously never experienced damage to homes, businesses, trees, shrubs, and surrounding landscapes. It is our hope that constructing our garden and watching it
Fort Lauderdale, FL
United States
The goal of this project is to improve and expand our school's efforts to raise awareness of healthy food alternatives to our students, parents, and general members of our community.
Crozet, VA
United StatesThe primary goals for this garden are all educational. Our vision is to foster and prepare an academic community of aware students that will become the future stewards of our environment.
Chicago, IL
United StatesThe mission of the garden is to create a portrait of the diverse student body inside through the plants grown, signage created and love shown in its care.
Helena, MT
United StatesThe Ray Bjork Learning Center has a very unique population that is comprised of Special Education Pqreschool, HeadStart, and Gifted and Talented students. With funding from this grant, students will be able to design and implement an outdoor learning garden that is accessible to all students.
Wynnewood, PA
United StatesThe goals of this project include having the children learn the value of cooperation and the need for involvement in community activities. We want them to recognize the value of stewardship of the land and the environment around them.
Chicago, IL
United StatesThe goal of the garden is twofold. First, we would like to teach the students of Providence Englwood Charter School (PECS) about where their food comes from and secondly, give the children the opportunity to work with their hands and produce something that has a tangible benefit.
