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Newark, NJ
United States
The gardening goal is to maintain the indoor and outdoor gardens while getting the students to "go green". We would like to educate the students on proper nutrition, pollution awareness and gardening through hands on experience.
Denver, CO
United StatesThe goal of the ODB Community Garden is to educate students about various plant life cycles and to increase awareness of the benefits gained by healthy eating habits. First, it will be a positive, continual binding force for our community.
Thousand Oaks, CA
United StatesThis grant would allow us to add 4 horse trough garden beds on a concrete area on the campus. This area used to be a mini zoo and has turned into a fenced off unused area. Water is already available in the area, yet some irrigation will need to be done to connect the beds.
East Montpelier, VT
United StatesWe have both short- and long-term goals for our garden: First, our garden is for children and teachers to share the connections of the growing cycle, seasons, the food we eat, and our connection to the landscape through wise stewardship.
Silver Spring, MD
United StatesThe goal of the school garden is that it will become the centerpiece of a new outdoor classroom, which will be located in an enclosed courtyard shared between Sligo Creek Elementary School and Silver Spring International Middle School.
Morris, OK
United StatesThe overall goal of the school garden is to be able to teach the younger students the importance of eating healthy food. With the obesity problem growing each year in the United States and especially in Oklahoma we must do everything we can to combat it.
East Nassau, NY
United StatesThe goal of our garden is to immerse our students in the natural process of growing food and working in partnership with the earth in a balanced and nurturing way. Mountain Road School has recently renovated an historic home which has presented us with opportunities and challenges.
Louisville, KY
United States
Montessori School of Louisville is planning a garden based upon the Edible Classroom Project. The garden will be developed in a green space behind the school which contains a few much-loved raised vegetable beds.
Flanders, NJ
United States
Our primary goals are to provide students with the hands-on learning experience of growing vegetables, reinforce/apply concepts learned in class and increase their daily vegetable intake.
Buffalo, MN
United StatesTwo schools involved include: the Transitions School, a 7-12 Special Education for 80 students with autism spectrum disorders (ASD), emotional/behavioral disorders (EBD) and other neurobiological disorders and the WELS North Summer Program (a Special Education program for 18-21 year olds).
Hamilton, ON
Canada
Grub Club is for children aged 6-14 who attend Bennetto school and/or live in the North end of Hamilton.
Wilmington, NC
United StatesOur garden was started in 2009 with a $3,500 grant. The initial goal was to just establish a garden. Now, our garden has grown in size and the goals have changed:
Jacksonville, FL
United StatesThe goal of the Garden Project, Ready, Set, Grow! is to provide a hands-on learning opportunity for our students with mild to moderate intellectual disabilities, ranging from 6 to 13 years of age.
Little Silver, NJ
United StatesStudents, teachers, staff, PTO families, and community volunteers will transform the barren and unused areas of our school courtyard into a thriving garden with raised beds containing a rainbow of vegetables, herbs, edible flowers, and even berries.
San Francisco, CA
United StatesOur garden's goal is to highlight the connections between food, health and community and deepen the relationships between each. One, through hands-on garden activities, we provide education on how to grow seasonal vegetables, herbs and fruit.
Mansfield, AR
United StatesAt the Mansfield School District, we strive to provide a high-quality education that will provide our students with practical skills and help them to become well-rounded individuals.
Chicago, IL
United StatesJohn Marshall Urban Farm is less than 2 years old, part of the new John Marshall Campus Park dedicated in 2011. With vision, planning, design, coordination and hard work it is a school wide service- learning project. During spring break ,after school, during classes and summers the farm was restored and features added. The goal and look of the garden is sustainability.
Middlesboro, KY
United StatesAfter participating in the care and maintenance of this garden students will demonstrate basic vegetable growing techniques, summarize the things plants need to grow and stay productive, and describe the benefits of eating a healthy and varied diet that includes adequate fruit and vegetable intak
Boston, MA
United StatesWe will use our school garden as a classroom tool which will not only enrich our curriculum, but extend the borders of our lessons and advance our school mission and commitment to lifelong learning.
