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The goal of our garden is to provide our moderate to severe students an opportunity to learn some life skills.

The Goal for the Discovery Garden at Ridge Hill School is to provide a learning environment where students, families, teachers and community members can learn about gardening concepts, nutrition and health, learn about healthy lifestyles and eat nutritious food right from the Discovery Garden.

Our goal is to re-establish an abandoned garden at Zamora - a garden that connects students with classroom learning, healthy food, and an understanding of how good food is produced. We have a promising beginning with 20 existing raised beds, water access, and students who want to join the

ACE Charter School believes that learning should take place wherever you are, and that being conscious of the world around you is vital to education.

Our proposed garden project is a partnership between the United Way Center for Excellence in Early Education (the Center) and Coral Way Bilingual K-8 Center. This represents a partnership between a nonprofit early education center and a public K-8 school.

The goal of the Sayre Garden project is to promote access to healthy foods in low-income West Philadelphia neighborhoods surrounding the school.

The goal for our garden is to use it as a learning experience for students in our elementary school and high school as well as an opportunity for community members to work side-by-side with our students and staff. Students will directly observe the life cycle of plants from seed to vegetable.

The school garden at Vida Charter School is a place for bringing together all the pieces of our school's Healthy Lifestyle curriculum--physical activity, healthy food, global awareness, character education and safety.

Our vision is for families, schools, and the Walpole Community to work collaboratively towards the shared goal of fit and healthy children. Students will have a hands-on learning experience in the school garden and will eat fresh, healthy foods.