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Marion, IL
United States
Our ultimate goal is to help create an interest in gardening and to help students gain the knowledge to plant and maintain a garden on their own.
Columbus, OH
United StatesThis grant will assist with the educational center within the four-acre market garden being developed. Funds will be used to purchase seeds, hoes, shovels, etc. The goals for the educational center would be to educate students on healthy lifestyles and ways to prepare fresh items.
Scotch Plains, NJ
United StatesOur goal is to continue growing the garden we currently have. We would like to expand the greenhouse we built last year by doubling the amount of seedlings we grow there. The vegetable garden, as it stands now, is only being taken care of by the first grade classes.
New Orleans, LA
United StatesKIPP Central City Academy is located at the heart of Central City, a neighborhood of New Orleans that has been historically plagued by violence and poor health across a number of factors.
Andover, MA
United StatesThe Sanborn School garden is a new addition to a community that excels at providing enrichment to the lives of its children.
Ridgefield, CT
United StatesBarlow Mountain Elementary School's garden serves as an organic Outdoor Classroom that supplements and enhances the curriculum, as well as producing fruits, vegetables and herbs to the BMES community promoting a relationship with nature and healthy living.
Marshall, WI
United StatesThe goal of the garden/outdoor classroom is for students to learn how to design, plant, care for, and harvest an organic fruit and vegetable garden. The space will have a weekly classroom rotation schedule, curriculum integration support, food service goals, and endless learning opportunities.
Austin, TX
United States
Oak Hill Elementary's garden goals are to introduce gardening into the student culture to employ better health and a sense of community and pride for our gardening program. We hope that by expanding the students' knowledgeable it will encourage them to make healthier choices for the future.
Takoma Park, MD
United StatesAlmost half of the students at our school are low-income and need food assistance. Often food assistance means unhealthy processed food choices. Over the long-term this can lead to a lifetime of overweight and obese children.
Henderson, NV
United StatesThe school garden will serve as an outdoor classroom and living laboratory that will provide unique learning opportunities for students across the curriculum, including: science, math, language arts, environmental studies, health, and nutrition.
Umatilla, FL
United StatesOur primary goals are to teach our cadets about hunger and how to grow food. This project was choosen by the cadets and will be led by cadets. Cadets will learn about hunger from local food bank officials and the instructor.
Clarksdale, MS
United StatesSherard Elementary School envisions a schoolyard garden that students and faculty show off with pride, not only because of its beauty but because it enables a whole new set of learning experiences for students.
Milwaukee, WI
United StatesTamarack Waldorf School's School Garden goals include:
1. Helping our students create, support and sustain a community garden so they learn to connect with nature in engaging, nurturing and inspirational ways.
Hasbrouck Heights, NJ
United StatesThe goal for our garden is to create a project that involves the community, teachers, and students in the common purpose of learning the benefits of locally grown produce and the advantages of having greater control over the foods that we consume. Students will engage in designing the garden, raising seedlings each planting season, organizing the planting arrangement, watering and weeding the garden, and practicing organic methods of maintaining the health of the plants.
Alpharetta, GA
United StatesThe onsite garden that the Whole Foods grant would provide will be a setting to reinforce garden and classroom curriculum as well as an opportunity for students to grow as independent individuals through starting seeds, cultivating the beds, and harvesting the fruit of their labor.
Washington, DC
United StatesConstruction of 10 raised beds with organic soil, vegetables, and herbs, including an ADA bed and accessible pathway, utilization and construction of 10 cold frames for year-long growing potential, installation of solar powered irrigation system with rain barrels, training of 25 teachers and scho
West Newton, MA
United StatesThe Learning Prep School Horticulture Program and Greenhouse has been providing the local community with student-grown flowering plants and vegetables since 1980.
Chicago, IL
United StatesOur curriculum at Kershaw Magnet an International Baccalaureate World School focuses on having a balance between learning about the subject areas, and learning beyond them.
Houston, TX
United States
Kolter's garden is part of our outdoor learning center. The primary goal of the garden is to get students excited about growing their own food. We believe that people who are better informed as to how their food is grown are better prepared to make healthy choices as to what fuels their body.
Chicago, IL
United StatesOur edible garden allows students to grow their own food and learn about healthy and sustainable eating. Our after school cooking and gardening program and our hands on science program utilize the garden for both educational and practical purposes.
