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Hallandale, FL
United States
There are a few gardens on premise right now but we need to expand the program.
Albuquerque, NM
United States
February, 2015. At last! It is here. Thanks to WKF, we now have a 360-gallon rain "barrel" to supply 4 of our raised garden boxes and the nearby trees. We were promptly blessed with a half an inch of rain, which filled our container completely!!!
Minneapolis, MN
United States
Our overall project goal is to develop an under-utilized courtyard area into a vegetable and herb garden starting in the 2013-14 school year, and to use the garden as a living laboratory to enrich middle school student learning.
North Bend, WA
United StatesThe goal of Two Rivers Sustainable Farm (TRSF) is to improve the long-term well being of our students, families, school community and the greater Snoqualmie Valley. The four measurable outcomes intended are:
1. Increase 4-year cohort graduation rate.
Charlestown, MA
United StatesAt Charlestown High School, we have an established gardening program that supports healthy living, environmental science, outdoors physical activity, and the culinary arts. Gardening brings together numerous areas of content knowledge and unites different classrooms throughout our school. It
Birmingham, AL
United StatesOur goal is to introduce kids to good nutrition and growing a garden for food and beauty.
Springfield, VA
United StatesThe goal of our garden is to unite our community while feeding needy children in our school. We have approximately 75 students who are given food over the weekend. This food is pre-packaged and donated by a local church.
Northbrook, IL
United StatesCountryside Montessori School has been part of the Northbrook community for more than forty years. Two years ago, we expanded our curriculum and facility to include seventh and eighth grade students.
Blacksburg, VA
United StatesThe Grow, Learn, Educate (GLE) Garden Program at Gilbert Linkous Elementary School began in the Spring of 2013 with a Second Grade Classroom of 20 students, one teacher, one full-time Master Gardener, one part-time Master Gardener and a seldom-used garden area accessible directly outside the Seco
Naperville, IL
United StatesThe Prairie edible garden has excellent potential to meet current needs in our city, bring the surrounding community together, and provide opportunities for students that are not only academically beneficial but philanthropic as well.
Mountain View, CA
United StatesWe have three existing garden beds in the kinder garden. The problem there is these three beds get very little sunlight. Although they produce lots of foliage it lacks the produce the children are so eager to see.
Santa Monica, CA
United StatesGarden plots are an extension of the physical classroom and the integrated curriculum. Students learn through hands-on experience when they view grade level lesson units through authentic gardening.
Atlanta, GA
United StatesThe highest number of dialysis treatments in the City of Atlanta occurs in the 30331 Southwest Atlanta zip code. Our goal is to create awareness and garden-based solutions to help reduce and/or eliminate chronic illnesses that require dialysis. Our plan is to duplicate Atwood
Colorado Springs, CO
United StatesOur initial goal, is to purchase the garden tower this year and have a crop of plants planted before the school year is over. Our idea is to have each classroom plant something in each pod so that they will have an investment and interest in growing fresh foods.
Vancouver, WA
United StatesThe goal of the Silver Star Community Garden is to bring people together in a shared activity that raises awareness about healthy food and healthy communities.
Foxboro, MA
United StatesThe goal of this garden is ultimately to create a more sustainable community here in Foxborough.
Carthage, IN
United StatesOur goal is to utilize the garden to provide education and hands-on experience to the kindergarten through 4th grade students who attend this elementary school.
Durham, NC
United StatesSince our school has 83% free or reduced lunch eligible students the goal is to be able to help feed students healthy meals over the weekends. We also want to be a resource to community families living at or below the median income level in the Durham, NC area.
