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Pompano Beach, FL
United States
This grant will make it possible for us to create a Horticultural Therapy program and Sensory Garden for our K-12 program which will enhance learning, and improve cognitive and social development for our children with disabilities.
Plummer, ID
United StatesOur overall purpose is to develop healthy living habits among Plummer-Worley School District students while improving food security. Our goal is to instill a value of growing and eating fresh fruits and vegetables among the youth and enhance place-based science learning.
Pasadena, CA
United StatesThe goals of our garden are multi-faceted. First, we have a Culinary Arts and Hospitality Pathway Academy for High Schoolth grade students at Blair School.
Charlottesville, VA
United StatesOur goal is to provide outdoor, engaging, authentic garden experiences that bring academic standards to life for our students.
New Orleans, LA
United StatesThe Herb Garden at Ursuline Academy is an effort to provide an outdoor, hands on learning environment where students can experience a wide variety of activities that support lessons in health and nutrition, and science while being enhanced in a cross curricular experience in art, English and oth
Calgary, AB
CanadaWe plan on installing a solar array on the school. The energy generated from it will be used to power lamps to grow vegetables on a small scale, year round, indoors, from our own school generated waste (compost).
Yellow Springs, OH
United StatesThe goal of the Antioch School garden is to enrich the lives and learning of the children.
Marietta, GA
United StatesWe have an established Garden Program at Addison Elementary School with a vibrant 17 year history.
Boston, MA
United StatesSince September of this year, our goal has been to revitalize our school garden so our students can learn about the importance of, and potential to sustainably grow fresh, whole food within the city of Boston, while supporting academic outcomes for written and verbal communication.
New Orleans, LA
United StatesThe goals of the Press Street Gardens are to create: a collaborative space for healthy local food production; a place for cultural preservation through the native and culturally significant plants garden; a home for Culinary Arts students to experiment with seasonal produce grown in NOCCA's backy
Folsom, CA
United StatesOur goal is to make the garden a living classroom that will benefit all the students and families at Blanche Sprentz School. This grant will allow us to add work spaces, tables and seating for the students.
Chicago, IL
United StatesProsser students have been inspired by the growing trend in urban agriculture and entrepreneurship that they see in the city and learn about in their science classes. They have proposed a three year project to transform an un-
Ballwin, MO
United StatesMISSION (March 2013)
To create a teaching learning garden that will be useful in many ways. To be named the Cultivation Station because it will be used to cultivate soil, plants, minds, community and spirituality.
Tucson, AZ
United StatesOur goal is to revitalize an existing garden space on our campus visible not only to staff, students and families but to the surrounding community as well. Our first step will be to install a vertical garden comprised of a Woolly School Garden package.
Fredericksburg, VA
United StatesThe goal of the Hartwood Elementary School Garden is threefold: 1) to provide students a venue to make real-world connections to the concepts they are learning in the curriculum at school, 2) to give interested students and their families the opportunity to grow some of their own food and learn
Maryville, TN
United StatesThe goal of our garden is to teach students how to raise fresh vegetables for the purpose of selling to local farmers' markets as well as for personal consumption. Students are taught what to plant and when to plant during various seasons.
Calgary, AB
CanadaOur goal is to have students become engaged in their learning and to have the opportunity to experience it through meaningful and memorable tasks. In doing so taking ownership for the garden and willingly take on the responsibility to maintain their efforts.
Elk Grove Village, IL
United StatesOur overall gardening goal is to provide fresh vegetables and herbs for families in need that visit our school's food pantry. Families that have difficulties making ends meet or cannot afford to put a meal on their tables, from our district, are referred to our food pantry.
Almond, WI
United StatesThe goal of Almond-Bancroft's school garden is to combine education of sustainable practices with a service learning environment for bettering the education of our rural community.
