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Richmond, VA
United States
Swansboro seeks creative and holistic ways to enrich the learning of our students while creating opportunities to improve the health of its students and the community. This garden provides a unique opportunity to accomplish a variety of goals in a focused coordinated way.
Brookline, MA
United StatesOur garden is primarily used as a way to enrich a variety of curricula, as well as a vehicle for opening up students' awareness of local food/plant growth and cycles.
Valley City, ND
United StatesWe would like to continue operating our current school garden. This garden is rented from the community garden plots and used to produce vegetables for our students to sample. This grant will enable us to continue renting the garden, as well as, purchase seeds in the future.
Park Falls, WI
United StatesOur Garden of Eat-Um has evolved from a vision to reality, providing food for our school cafeteria, local food pantry, and a school fundraiser, in addition to countless learning opportunities. The Garden has bloomed via donations, volunteerism, community support, and sweat equity.
Asheville, NC
United StatesThis grant will enable us to comprehensively re-enforce the standards of nutrition learned in our 4th grade Nutrition Unit within the Common Core Science Standards. This grant will make it possible for 44 students, of a lower income status, to participate in a ̃
Morrow, GA
United StatesWe recently had to reformat our garden area due to flooding issues. The goal of our garden is to incorporate math, science, health, social studies and art to engage students in learning the importance how food.
Lincoln, NE
United StatesThe goals of our community youth garden will be to impact 150 + youth, many of which have limited resources to healthy produce, with gardening skills, nutritional education and a general sense for the importance of supporting your local farmer.
Somerville, MA
United StatesWe are starting our garden from scratch after a devastating fire severely damaged our school in December 2007. The old garden was destroyed along with much of the building. After nearly six long years of rebuilding, the school finally reopened this September.
Cookeville, TN
United StatesThe mission of Putnam County Schools is to produce individuals who serve and participate productively in society. The WPA garden works whole-heartedly toward that mission.
Denver, CO
United StatesOur goal is to incorporate gardening and fresh produce year-round for our school community. Currently, we participate in the Garden to Cafeteria program with Denver Public Schools.
Kensington, MD
United StatesThe goal of the garden grant would be to invest in three Cold Frame Greenhouses, seeds and potting soil for them. These greenhouses would enable the school to grow vegetables such as lettuce and spinach during the winter months.
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.
Austin, TX
United StatesThe goals of Blackshear Bridge and the Campus Green Team are: Empower and inspire students to learn through play-based discovery in the school garden and grounds and on field trips; Increase nutritional intake in our students who are 97% on the free and reduced lunch program; Empower students to
Princeton, NJ
United StatesOur goal is to fund a garden instructor to not only educate the simple aspects of gardening to all our 341 students, but to also work closely with the school teachers to tie this garden knowledge into the school curriculum, providing a holistic education. Student learning is multifunctional ̢
Bayonne, NJ
United StatesThe goals of the ASCA Garden have been to foster a sense of ownership and responsibility in the students through hands on care for their garden, and to beautify our urban space. We strive to make this activity an asset in the classroom as well.
Pittsburgh, PA
United StatesThe goal of the Kerr Garden is to cultivate, through a community effort, a thriving garden where students can learn about plants, food and nature through hands on experiences, and can see, touch, smell and taste the results of their efforts.
Braddock, PA
United StatesThe goal of our garden is to help facilitate levels of learning for the students that are involved and help them to understand that something as simple as a garden can impact the people around them in different ways. Level one- awareness of self and the impact you can have on things around you.
Erie, PA
United StatesOur goal for the year from our core team is to create a district wide sustainability program. For years we have been doing individual projects, gardens, energy audits, etc...
Tacoma, WA
United StatesThe goal of our garden is to make it possible for our students, staff and community to actively learn from growing sustainable organic foods in order to give back to others in our own community by making donations to local food banks.
