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Chattanooga, TN
United States
The goal of the Battle Academy rooftop garden is to educate students in real world gardening skills, give them opportunities to learn about preparing and eating healthy food, and contributing to the good of our school community by adding to the school yard and landscape of the garden.
Wilmington, NC
United StatesOur goals are to obtain the necessary resources to enhance and sustain our existing school garden that was built on the campus of D.C.
Aurora, CO
United StatesNorth Middle School's Community Garden was first established as a partnership between Aurora Public Schools and the BRANCH.
hamilton, ON
CanadaOur goals are:
1. Maintain environmental awareness at St Kateri
2. Remain a Platinum Eco School through these type of initiatives
3. Be seen as a model for other schools to follow in their green space or school property
Germantown, MD
United StatesThe goal of Lake Seneca Elementary School Garden Club is to continue to build on the two in-ground edible gardens already inside it's courtyard and in the coming year to become not only a popular after-school club but an integral part of the school community, integrating the garden into the stude
Morgantown, WV
United StatesOur goal is to connect our garden with in-class curriculum for all grades from Pre-K through Eighth Grade. This will include hands-on reinforcement of our Curriculum Standards and Objectives.
Dallas, TX
United StatesOur goal is to take learning outside the walls of the classroom to achieve maximum student engagement. Kids who are fully engaged in learning will be better students and will retain knowledge longer. This will lead to many positives, including improved classroom behavior and better grades.
North Vancouver, BC
CanadaSeymour Heights Elementary School is striving to be an innovative leader and role model for outdoor learning in North Vancouver. We live and learn in an amazing natural environment. Seymour Heights Elementary also wants to redefine the classroom.
Salt Lake City, UT
United StatesThe goal of our garden's project is to take an unused space and make it a vibrant part of the school curriculum. We have planned a bed for each grade level, and one for the Girl Scouts who have committed to care for one planter bed.
Chicago, IL
United StatesOur garden goal is for the school and community. We want to make people and students aware of healthy living. There is so much violence in our city. We want to instill the best choices of ways to spend time in our children.
Los Angeles, CA
United StatesOur goal is to expand our K garden to reach all grade levels in our school and provide children with enjoyable education about food, horticulture and their natural environment.
Burlington, NJ
United StatesWe are committed to providing our students with a dynamic, varied learning environment while emphasizing lifelong healthy habits. Our school garden will help us reach this goal. Every seed planted sprouts a new opportunity for kids to develop healthy eating habits.
Chicago, IL
United StatesOur long-term goal is to have our students help plant, maintain and harvest vegetables throughout the school year. Depending on the amount of vegetables we harvest, we hope to serve them in our school cafeteria for student lunches.
Colebrook, NH
United StatesOur garden goal is to keep developing our pilot program in order to reach more children in the neighborhood. The program also have an outreach goal where families are invited to participate to learn and grow their own organic food with their children.
Midland Park, NJ
United StatesThe goal of the garden is to have students learn about soil, growing plants from seed, producing edible vegetables and fruits, plant care, propagation, sustainability, and composting as a form of recycling. Agriculture and farming to feed the world will be discussed.
Albuquerque, NM
United StatesThe Rio Grande Garden seeks to build community and educate our students about real food and healthy living. Our school community struggles with obesity and poverty, so the garden engages students with the rich agricultural and food traditions of the area.
Penticton, BC
CanadaOur garden's goal is very simple: to provide a hands-on experience for all of our students (from the preschool to the grade 8 students) and to help introduce them to the concept of farming in town, to provide them with a place to gather outside and discover how to grow your own food.
Richmond, VA
United StatesOur school population increased this year from 200 to 320. This grant would enable us to increase the square footage of the garden from 105 square feet to 165 square feet.
Austin, TX
United StatesVia the garden children explore topics involving environmental science, biology, conservation, and ecology. The garden provides a practical, hands-on application of these concepts that are couched with information on health and nutrition.
