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Chicago, IL
United States
The goal of the garden at Sherwood School would be to engage the students in learning opportunities utilizing the garden. The garden will also be used to engage the parents, students and the community in order to create a strong bond as they plant and grow vegetables and flowers.
Miami, FL
United StatesWe would like to enhance the knowledge and understanding of herbs, vegetables and pollinating plants so our students could learn how to maintain their gardens, utilize their nutrient values and begin a healthier lifestyle.
Portland, OR
United StatesThe Adolescent Day Treatment Program advocates for and serves adolescents and their families throughout the Portland metro area and rural areas as well. Each day we provide schooling and mental health treatment for 25-32 children and their families in Tigard, Oregon.
Seneca, SC
United StatesOur goals last year were to build and maintain a garden that would provide opportunities for my students to be active participants in a hands-on, across-the-curriculum project which embraced science, health, nutrition, home economics, agriculture and independent living skills to name a few.
Waldorf, MD
United StatesTwo courtyard gardens and a fruit tree orchard are currently used and maintained within Thomas Stone High School campus. The Senior Courtyard supports five raised garden beds that grow a variety of flowers, vegetables, herbs, and medicinal plants.
McDonald, TN
United StatesThe goal of the Bachman Academy Horticulture/Garden program is to first teach students about sustainability and environmental stewardship. Secondly, the program increases the student's access to fresh produce and knowledge of native plants.
Charleston, SC
United StatesAs part of a non profit dedicated to creating a thriving local food system, education and demonstration about how food gets from 'seed to table' is an extremely important lesson. The garden at GrowFood Carolina gives students the opportunity to learn about soil, seeds, plants, and foods.
Middletown, NJ
United StatesThe goal of the Nut Swamp Elementary School Garden is help students learn about the relationship between healthy food, healthy bodies and a healthy Earth and to provide a place for the students to learn where real, whole food comes from.
Crewe, VA
United StatesThe goals include beautifying a blank landscape with garden boxes, providing fresh produce for the students to taste, the enrichment of the educational experience by supplying a hands-on, project-based learning environment, to include the surrounding community by scheduling speakers and input fro
Memphis, TN
United States"Did you hear about the rose that grew from a crack in the concrete? Proving nature's laws wrong, it learned to walk without having feet. Funny, it seems to by keeping it's dreams; it learned to breathe fresh air. Long live the rose that grew from concrete when no one else even cared." Tupac
Orange, NJ
United StatesOur garden has several goals, and integrates well with several parts of our academic and vocational curricula . Our students are all behaviorally challenged, most are poor readers: they learn best by ̢
Annapolis, MD
United StatesWe have three basic goals for our edible garden.
Washington, DC
United StatesOur goal is that our garden serve as a teaching tool for students as well as the larger community.
Mill Valley, CA
United StatesOur school garden is just getting started. Kandee Adams, school principal is very much in support of the garden. The two garden coordinators have received approval and support from several of the other teachers, the PTA, our community partner, Green Jeans Garden Supply and the school community.
Santa Barbara, CA
United StatesOur goal for the garden is to install and maintain a garden that provides our students and their families with extraordinary opportunities to learn about gardening, science, and nutrition.
Hebron, KY
United StatesWe want a working science garden where all students at Goodridge Elementary School can discover the flora and fauna of the area in addition to the soil and climate needed to grow them.
Jacksonville, FL
United StatesOak Hill Elementary is a Title I, turnaround, and full-service school. We are unique among Title I schools in that our partnership with both Westside Full Service and Team Up allow us to provide our children and their families with all the services they need beyond the academic realm.
Melrose, MA
United StatesOur garden will serve as an integral part of our Kindergarten, Lower Elementary, Health, Science, and Social Studies curriculum.
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