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Sacramento, CA
United States
Founded in 2011 as a 501c3 nonprofit, our mission is to inspire kids to eat their vegetables. We teach low-income elementary children cooking and nutrition to improve our health, environment and economy. We have developed a 14-week curriculum.
Jonesville, MI
United States
Our primary goal is to develop a sustainable garden that will provide fresh produce to our local food banks while educating our students on methods of organic gardening and food production.
Fresno, CA
United States
The goal of the garden is to provide students with the skills necessary to construct, maintain and harvest their own healthy source of organic vegetables. The grant will make this project possible by providing the necessary funds to implement and maintain the garden project.
Antioch, TN
United StatesInitially, our garden will be the focus for Project Based Learning for our school of nearly 1000 students. Students will answer driving questions designed to solve problems in our school, community and country. The research to answer these questions will be cross-curricular and student driven.
Indianapolis, IN
United StatesOur goal is to produce enough produce to supply a farmstand that will serve disadvantage residents in our school community. Our project, the Tiger Caf̃
Meriden, CT
United States
The John Barry School Garden was planted for the first time in May 2010. Since then it has doubled in size. We grow vegetables, flowers and strawberries.
Dayton, OH
United States
Edison PreK-8 7th Grade class is starting a community garden this year. They have recieved grants to farm 8 raised beds, and will hopefully hold a harvest dinner for the community before the end of this school year!
Unionville, CT
United States
The Sustainable Farm School is an independent day school for children ages 3 to 18 that offers core academics, holistic personal development, and a model for sustainable living.
North Miami, FL
United States
W.J. Bryan Elementary Museums Magnet School was founded in 1928 and has been designated as a Miami-Dade County historic landmark. As a museums magnet school, we utilize object-based and project-based methodologies in our daily instructional practices.
Austin, TX
United States
The gardens and outdoor education projects at J. J.
Westfield, IN
United States
The Maple Glen garden provides real-world health and science application for the students at our elementary. Through tending to the outdoor garden, they are practicing first-hand our "guiding principals" of hard work, honesty, respect, responsibilty, and compassion which are our core values.
Ewa Beach, HI
United States
Our Edible Learning Garden consists of various garden beds that incorporate different learning objectives. Each garden bed holds a different theme and includes all the edible yummies chosen by both the students and teachers. We have a pizza garden, fibonnacci garden (Math garden), Jack's Beanst
Woodland, CA
United States
Zoonie Organics is a garden learning environment where children experience hands-on learning linked to classroom curriculum and nutrition education. Our year-round edible garden is managed by volunteers and child gardeners, supported by our PTA and grant funds.
Lebanon, NH
United States
SSF is a student club at Lebanon High School, Lebanon, NH. Starting as advocates for recycling in the school, the club has branched out into other sustainable activities. Most recently, we launched a composting program in the high school cafeteria and a school garden.
Salem, MA
United States
Public K-5 elementary school. Urban school on campus of Salem State University. 300 students.
Vegetables: 3 raised beds.
Habitat garden: 50 x 120 ft on hillside.
Brenham, TX
United States
The Outdoor Education Program at Brenham ISD develops and coordinates outdoor learning activites for students in Pre-K through Grade 12. We are building on a strong foundation to reach every student in every classroom.
Minnetonka, MN
United States
Here is the description from a plaque in our garden:
