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Stratford, NJ
United States
Our main goal is to create an outdoor garden that will have the necessary tools to maintain our garden space. Our overall goal is a multi-step plan that will benefit the students at Samuel Yellin School for generations. This grant will expand the self-sustaining garden that we have started.
San Francisco, CA
United StatesOver the last few years, with help from school and neighborhood volunteers, Sunnyside has created several garden spaces, including planter boxes for each classroom on the blacktop, and greened space along the perimeter of the school.
Duncan, BC
Canada
GOAL: To further develop the school garden and nuture awareness and connection to nature in students through exposure to organic and biodynamic gardening methods, sustainability, conservation, and harvesting produce.
Braintree, MA
United StatesSchool teachers will incorporate local farming & foods into the 2nd grade study of plants & Native American history. A butterfly garden will also be planted to show the interdependency of insect and plant lifecycles on early & modern farming practices.
Haines, AK
United StatesThree and a half years ago, in response to a community desire to compost school lunch scraps, the Takshanuk Watershed Council (TWC) began the Starvin
Woodbridge, ON
CanadaAfter partnering with Seeds For Change back in 2013, Toronto District Christian High School is once again working with the organization to extend its community garden.
Burnt Hills, NY
United StatesA main goal of the garden project is to cultivate community and tolerance in our school and help our students embrace diversity. We also wish to help students become more informed consumers.
Durango, CO
United StatesThe main feature of this project is the construction of a solar-heated greenhouse that will grow vegetables and other plants year-round at Needham Elementary School in Durango, CO. The greenhouse is a 25
Baltimore, MD
United StatesSince moving into our new school building three years ago, we have been in the process of developing our schoolyard to support the school's mission of improving student achievement and increasing stewardship for the environment through experiential environmental education.
Houston, TX
United States
The habitat is envisioned as a place for students to interact with nature and learn in the process. In a busy urban city the opportunity for students to learn naturally is limited.
Houston, TX
United StatesTH Rogers has integrated the habitats and gardens into the schools curricula. The accessible gardens are used by our culturally diverse, gifted and talented, profoundly deaf, and multiply impaired students.
San Rafael, CA
United StatesWe have several goals for our garden this year and in the years to come.
Torrington, CT
United StatesCurrently our district is creating a new health and wellness policy, with a heavy focus on fitness and nutrition education in the classrooms. The goal of this garden would be to produce
Salem, OR
United StatesIn its first year, the Washington Elementary garden produced 80 pounds of food.
Lexington Park, MD
United StatesOur goal is to teach our students about healthier foods, and how to make better choices. By having the students participate, we hope they become excited about what they are growing. Our school is the largest
Soquel, CA
United StatesSoquel Elementary School has an on-going garden that we would like to supply with vegetable and fruit seedlings and seeds, year round, to allow this area of our school to flourish.
Southold, NY
United StatesThe Southold Garden Project supports the cultivation of a school garden for the betterment of our school, our community, and most importantly, our children. Creating and maintaining a school garden improves both health and education.
Minneapolis, MN
United States
Southside Family Charter School's goal is to maintain and expand our strong garden program! For three years we have been fortunate to have a thriving school garden, thanks to teachers, administrative, parent, volunteer and community support.
Durham, NC
United StatesOur school could benefit in many ways from a garden. The children at Southwest are mostly inner city children, with little experience of nature and gardens. In fact, they are terrified of bugs and start off the year disgusted by the compost bin I put outside my classroom!
