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Los Angeles, CA
United States
Our vision for the garden at Palms Middle School is that we will rehabilitate the current garden into a burgeoning and thriving hub for multiple education, recreation, and nutritional uses. The garden has lied fallow for several years and is overrun and is in need of attention.
Columbia, SC
United StatesSouth 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.
Washington, DC
United StatesKid Power plans to implement its successful "VeggieTime" Program at Sousa. First, students will complete a comprehensive environmental science and health curriculum. Second, students will apply these lessons to school gardens which will serve as an outdoor classroom.
Cincinnati, OH
United StatesOur 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.
Harvey, IL
United StatesWe all know that healthy students learn better. Unfortunately, our students are missing the connection that good nutrition is essential for good health and good health is essential for performing your best.
Bolinas, CA
United StatesThe 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.
Petaluma, CA
United StatesLive Oak Charter School is a vibrant Waldorf-inspired school in Petaluma, Ca. As the school has slowly grown and matured, so have our grounds and programs.
San Carlos, CA
United StatesThe 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.
North Vancouver, BC
CanadaAs part of our Grade 3 curriculum, all students at this grade level plant, care for and harvest a small existing garden plot ("the Grade 3 Garden") as well as various apple trees on the school property. If we received this grant, part would go to enhancing our Grade 3 garden.
Los Gatos, CA
United StatesWe now have 3 garden beds assigned to the younger grade classrooms. Each classroom maintains independent gardens.
Santa Rosa, CA
United StatesThe goal of our garden is to provide nutrition, science, and community education for 450 kindergarten through sixth grade low-income and English Language learning students.Teachers may find that the garden can provide space for other disciplines as well, such as math, history, or art.
Phoenix, AZ
United StatesThe 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.
Pawtucket, RI
United StatesThe goal is to help local low-income urban children learn how to grow vegetables, develop a taste for them, and ultimately be able to help steer their families toward them in order to combat childhood obesity in the community.
Billings, MT
United StatesThe 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.
Columbia, MO
United StatesThe goal of our garden is to provide urban students with hands-on learning in the garden to build background knowledge and experiences.
Chicago, IL
United StatesThis 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.
Millbury, MA
United StatesThe YEDA garden currently includes tomatoes, several types of peppers, and a large planting of basil.
Bronx, NY
United StatesAs an extension of the Community Garden Internship, SoBRO intends to promote healthy eating values and expand the program to include a "greenmarket" component for students to distribute the produce at various locations in the community.
Commerce Township, MI
United StatesOur garden was started 3 years ago and consists of 17 raised bed areas. Our goal is to provide an outdoor classroom space which enriches our students knowledge about healthy eating decisions, as well as providing an exciting educational resource for many other subjects.
