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Nashville, TN
United States
School staff have identified many Tennessee Common Core State Standards (CCSS) that can be addressed through The Children
Greenville, SC
United StatesLearning and growing are the twin goals of the St. Anthony of Padua Gardening project. It is a healthy, open-air activity that teaches children how to prepare soil, plant, weed, maintain and harvest fresh vegetables.
Bloomfield Hills, MI
United StatesThe goal of the garden is to keep HUB and Cranbrook students communally engaged.
Lancaster, PA
United StatesFor over 75 years, Schreiber Pediatric has provided family centered education and therapy program for infants, children and adolescents with developmental delays and disabilities in the Lancaster County area.
Coquitlam, BC
Canada
Our goal for our garden is to provide an interactive outdoor green space that our students, teachers and community partners can learn and develop gardening skills. We would like to develop an outdoor classroom into our green space as well.
Killington, VT
United StatesOur gardening project hopes to add a greenhouse, bear resistant composter, tools, hoses and additional raised garden beds to the present garden consisting of four raised beds.
Niwot, CO
United States
Since moving to a 38-acre campus in 2001, Shepherd Valley Waldorf School has consistently incorporated gardening and exploration of nature in the curriculum of every grade, pre-K - 8th.
Bernardsville, NJ
United StatesThe goal of the Bedwell Courtyard Garden Project is to reshape the landscape of our academic community in order to reshape the landscape of students
Albuquerque, NM
United States
The goal of this garden project is to expand our existing garden space to include an orchard. The orchard would allow students to see a wider variety of produce that can be grown right here in New Mexico.
Providence, RI
United StatesThe goal of our community garden at RISDeaf is to weave the garden into as many aspects of the school curriculum as we can. We want to continue to expand the integrated lessons and activities that teach the students about green, sustainable living in an urban setting.
Lebanon, NH
United StatesOur goal is to further integrate the garden into the school community through curricular connections, community service, nutritional awareness, and understanding of the food cycle.
South Portland, ME
United StatesThe goal of the Kaler School Community Garden is to provide fresh produce, create a connection to the environment, instill a sense of ownership and pride in students and a create a sense of community that extends well beyond the school
Ames, IA
United StatesOur garden aims to increase healthy food knowledge, provide a hands-on laboratory to achieve grade level expectations, and establish school gardens as a volunteer-driven asset.
Salem, OR
United StatesOur goal is to establish a garden at Chemawa Indian School as a community partnership between the school, Salem-Keizer Education Foundation, and the local food bank.
Salem, OR
United StatesOur goal is to establish a vibrant, productive garden on the grounds of the brand-new Chavez Elementary School.
Salem, OR
United StatesThis year, our new Parrish Middle School Courtyard Garden and Edible Landscape produced 100 pounds of fresh food. Our Parrish Greenhouse Garden produced 225 pounds of food.
Los Angeles, CA
United StatesOur goal is to increase our number of planting boxes and to add additional seating and table-top working space. Richland has put outdoor gardening and garden-based learning as the focus of our educational and social mission statement.
Washington, DC
United StatesThe River School offers an inclusive educational program and clinical services for children with hearing loss. These children experience a language gap and require multi-level exposure to concepts and language to catch up and close this gap with their hearing peers.
Rochester, NH
United StatesWe have eight raised garden beds. They were built with the help of a Home Depot grant and volunteers. Students have helped tend these gardens since 2008. Every May, we hold a Garden Club on Thursday afternoons from 3:00 - 4:00. Students learn about seeds, soil, worms and companion planting.
