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Albuquerque, NM
United States
The 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.
Oxnard, CA
United StatesThe goal of the garden is primarily twofold. First, the students would learn from where plant-based, whole food comes. The reality for many of our students is that they consume pre-packaged, processed foods on a daily basis.
Knob Noster, MO
United StatesThe goal of our school garden is a simple one: to help build a stronger bond between our school and our community. One of our district goals is to improve the relationship that our school has with parents and community members.
Carrollton, KY
United StatesThe gardens themselves are the cornerstone of the Kathryn Winn Environmental Gardens; however, the program has additional facets as well.
Peterborough, ON
CanadaOur main goal is to continue to expand the size of the garden and work in cooperation with the school's dual credit high skills culinary program.
Charlotte, NC
United StatesOur goal is to offer the entire school community a venue in which they can engage in activities that beautify their school, support learning, and provide food to our critical needs families and the Friendship Trays program.
Jersey City, NJ
United StatesThe goal of our rooftop garden project is to continue to create an experiential outdoor learning laboratory with opportunity for investigation and study, to encourage a higher level of student engagement in the learning process, to encourage students to become involved in cooperative community pr
West Bloomfield, MI
United StatesSince our most recent data shows that more than a quarter of our school population receive free and reduced lunch, we realize the great need to educate our students in a way we have never been able to educate them before.
Philadelphia, PA
United StatesWith this grant, students will be involved in projects over a 2 year period. First, the grant will provide seeds and materials like soaker hoses, tools, soil, and gloves to maintain the garden. In addition, several raised bed boxes are decaying and will need to be replaced.
Norfolk, VA
United StatesBy receiving the School Garden Grant the Academy of International Studies will have the opportunity to allow the greenhouse on the school property to once again be a valuable and functioning space.
El Macero, CA
United StatesThis grant helps us expand our gardening program to reach the younger Primary classrooms. It will also add a larger area closer to the playground which will make lunchtime & recess garden activities possible.
Princeton, NJ
United StatesOur garden's goal is primarily to create access for young students (beginning with 3rd grade) to make myriad connections between what happens within the classroom to what happens outside.
Sebastopol, CA
United StatesThis garden grant will make it possible for our school to improve and repair our existing area and provide educational resources for students and teachers. This grant will enable us to provide the resources to replace or repair garden beds, reinforce shade over the work area, secure fencing, and obtain needed supplies for gardening and educational garden-based activities.
San Francisco, CA
United StatesThe BVHM garden was created in 2011 to accomplish 5 goals:
* Bring learning to life in an outdoor classroom
* Support science in a public schools
* Provide students with direct access to nature in an urban environment
Camden, NJ
United StatesWith D.U.E. Season Charter School's garden, we seek to engage students in multiple areas that will create a healthy nutrition environment and foster improved student health.
