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Albuquerque, NM
United States
We hope to create an outdoor classroom where students can engage in the planning, growing, maintaining and harvesting of a school garden.
Nanaimo, BC
Canada
Our school goal is to provide an educational opportunity for a wide variety of students within our community. We are hoping to establish a large food garden and orchard at the front of the school as a way to engage those students to build school pride and increase community engagement.
Kalispell, MT
United StatesThe garden will provide an educational resource for teachers to expand the diversity of their teaching methods, student excitement for their lessons, and retention of the material.
Eagle Rock, NC
United StatesThe garden would open up a new world to students who have not had the opportunity to garden/experience what they plant grow and harvest. They will take pride in donating to community. The garden would provide hands on food education to bridge the gap from classroom to lunchroom.
Santa Fe, NM
United StatesThe goal of this garden is to provide a venue in which students may engage as stewards helping to restore habitat, build soil and mitigate climate change impacts.
Knoxville, TN
United StatesImagine learning good nutrition habits by raising plants that Native Americans, early colonists, or early settlers in what is now Tennessee may have raised.
Santa Barbara, CA
United StatesTo ensure that the Adams garden remains a thriving environment, we must pursue the installation of sturdy fencing to deter squirrels and rabbits. This involves building wood frames covered with aviary wire that attach to the existing bed structure and are hinged for easy access.
Greensboro, NC
United StatesOur garden consists of 16 raised beds and an orchard. We believe in full student participation.
The goals for the 2013 growing seasion:
Cobb, CA
United States
The purpose of the Cobb Mountain Elementary school garden is to create and sustain an inviting, engaging and instructive outdoor organic classroom for the education and pleasure of our students.
Lantzville, BC
CanadaOur goal for creating a garden at Seaview Elementary is to develop an organic, educational food garden that can be used as an outdoor classroom for the entire school to deepen the teaching of science, social studies, health and nutrition.
Cardiff By The Sea, CA
United StatesOur goal is for all K-3 students at Cardiff School to garden once a week throughout the school year. To make this happen, we are in the process of expanding our vegetable garden of 4 raised beds to 20.
Estacada, OR
United StatesExpand the number of ways in which students can volunteer, learn through a fun, hands-on garden program, and help feed hungry families in our community.
Over 100 Estacada Junior High students signed up to volunteer at the Estacada Area Food Bank this last year!
San Clemente, CA
United StatesOur goal is to create a classroom outdoors, in a garden environment where we can teach middle school curriculum through the dynamics of gardening and horticulture.
Sonoma, CA
United StatesSonoma Charter School (SCS) started its school garden in 2009 with the help of the local community. For the past 3 years, teachers and parent volunteers have used it to teach students lessons on a variety of topics related to gardening, the earth and ecology.
Philadelphia, PA
United StatesA.P. Randolph is a public vocational school that strives to educate a generation of young Philadelphians with skills vital to our cities development.
Bethel, NC
United StatesAt North Pitt we have re-launched our Agriculture Program which will use this garden as an interactive, hands-on, and outdoor active classroom.
Nashville, TN
United StatesPlant the Seed (PTS) creates outdoor classrooms in school gardens to educate and empower under-resourced young people
Kahului, HI
United StatesOur goal is to create a sustainable outdoor classroom where the children can explore, witness and participate in endless oppertunities to learn about ecology, Hawaiian culture, nutrition and mutuial respect for each other, oneself and the natural world, among many other diciplines.
Norwalk, CT
United StatesThe Garden of Life will educate all members of our diverse community to achieve their fullest potential in a safe, nurturing and mutually respectful environment that fosters responsibility and life-long learning.
