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The main overarching goal of Byrne Creeks Healthy H.E.A.R.T Garden is to create a multicultural urban garden project that educates community and youth about the nutritional, cultural and environmental aspects of growing and eating food.

Our goal: Ecker Hill Middle School is planning on developing and maintaining a school garden as an integral part of the school grounds. This opportunity will give students practical experience on what it takes to grow fresh produce during Park City's growing season.

Main Goals: To provide farm to table education and experience to our culinary arts students at Gulf Islands Secondary School. To provide fresh, locally grown food for our school cafeteria.

Our goal is to increase knowledge of whole foods for as many people as possible through our school gardens. We believe that providing this knowledge could lead to life-altering changes throughout the separate communities that make up Savannah.

The goal of the garden at Tates Creek Elementary is to have a ̢

With the firm belief that healthy students are better learners, Arapahoe Ridge Elementary is committed to building a school garden that will support the health education of students.

At the Environmental Sciences Magnet School at Mary Hooker we aim to enhance students learning and nutrition through gardening. As a preK through 8 school, we hope to see our students grow up in the garden and develop a sense of ownership of this environment.

Our first goal is to have the school garden built and growing by February 2014. By the fall of 2014 we hope to be able to expand our gardens to more raised beds and fruit trees. By creating an outdoor learning center, we will incorporate more hands-on learning experiences in the garden.

Collingwood's goal for implementing garden beds at our school is to provide students and teachers with the opportunity to take learning outside. We feel that having gardens at Collingwood School will give children engaging, hands on experience to plant and experiment outdoors.