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The mission of Lincoln's Edible Garden Project is for students to experience hands-on, participatory learning in the science, health, and English classes to learn about food, nutrition and their environment.

South Kilbourne Goals for the Learning Garden is to:
provide an open door space for students to explore nature through inquiry.
use the space to integrate all subjects across the curriculum.
help students maintain focus by spending time outdoors.

Our school population consists of many refugee families from at least 40 countries. There are over 40 different dialects spoken. It is our goal to develop an international garden showcasing the many different cultures of our school community by sharing different plants and vegetables.

The goal for our school garden this year is to fund a Garden Coordinator to support all K-8 teachers in creating a pilot garden program for the year 2014/2015.

The purpose and goal of the garden is to bring the joy of gardening and food production to the children of White Oaks through an educational curriculum that meets key FOSS standards (our current science program). Currently our garden program curriculum is only utilized in the third grade.

We now have 3 garden beds assigned to the younger grade classrooms. Each classroom maintains independent gardens.

The goal of our garden is to help educate our children and their families in understanding how their food is grown and how they can use it to learn healthy ways to use it.

The goal of our garden is for it to be an educational and welcoming space that students and teachers feel comfortable using. We are so proud of our current garden, but in such a big space we have plenty of room for expansion.

This garden has two goals: first, to serve as a teaching garden for the students of our school. Second, to serve as a community service and outreach opportunity for the students of our school. Our students are required to do 40 hours of community service in order to graduate from our school.