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Memphis, TN
United States
The goal of the gardening project has educational value and practical aims focused on community engagement. The primary educational goal of the garden will be to educate the students about agriculture and making healthy lifestyle choices.
Monterey, CA
United StatesThe one-acre organic garden/orchard on the grounds of the Hilton Bialek Habitat (at Carmel Middle School) has long serviced students from the Carmel Unified School District and the underserved communities in our broader community.
Medway, MA
United StatesThe goal of the Middle School Garden Project is to educate kids about healthy food, how it is grown and community support for the less privileged. The Middle School has allotted a 38
Eagle, ID
United StatesThe 765 currently enrolled school children at Galileo STEM School will have an opportunity to participate in the school garden project. Parents, teachers and other family members will also have the opportunity to volunteer and participate with the school vegetable garden.
Scarborough, ON
Canada
The Littles Road Community Garden has already completed one successful growing season. Our dedicated team of volunteers helped to plan and implement the garden from the ground up and has been integral in the daily operation of the site.
Los Angeles, CA
United StatesOur organic garden was built in November 2010, and is equal parts interdisciplinary school environment and community project.
Madison, WI
United States*To provide highly engaging hands-on science education.
*To develop good nutritional habits and understanding of the importance of healthy eating.
*To involve students in service learning by donating a portion of our produce to our local food pantry.
Wimberley, TX
United StatesKatherine Anne Porter School's garden is a place for our students to learn not just the science associated with gardening but also a place to learn respect for our environment.
Lilburn, GA
United StatesKnight Elementary is seeking funding to implement a healthy eating program for our students. We want to involve students, teachers, parents and our chef in hands-on learning experiences which will enhance the overall education of our students, especially in nutrition and healthy eating habits.
Westminster, VT
United StatesThe educational aspects are unlimited and included in virtually all aspects of the educational curricula.
Los Angeles, CA
United StatesIn addition to being an outdoor teaching space, a primary garden goal is to be able to grow enough vegetables to have a weekly salad bar at our school. Students at our school largely come from disadvantaged and low income families and many lack access to fresh healthy food.
Vancouver, BC
CanadaOur goal is to create a garden on school grounds for all students, staff, parents and neighbours to enjoy.
Leetonia, OH
United StatesOur gardening project is part of a total school program for expanding dietary preferences and work skills among students with multiple disabilities and their peers. It also will help us teach sustainable methods of gardening within the science curriculum.
Lawrence, MA
United StatesThe goal of the garden is primarily to support the Science curriculum for 2nd, 3rd and 4th graders during the Academic year, to provide Science Enrichment for students in the 6 week Summer School program and to give volunteer parents a space to grow produce.
Bronx, NY
United StatesThe South Bronx is not a very green community. Green spaces reduce crime and increase mental health. Our communities are the highest in the city in crime, mental health disorders, teen pregnancy, and unemployment.
Lincoln, MA
United StatesOur Garden Project mission statement:
To create an outdoor classroom space in the form of a garden that will foster student connections to and appreciation of the natural world through hands on exploration.
Virginia Beach, VA
United StatesOur garden will be at the certain of a diverse program including studies in sustainability, caring for the environment, health and nutrition. Students will learn problem solving skills, communication, creativity, critical thinking, social responsibility, global awareness and much more.
Portland, OR
United StatesThe Earl Boyles School Garden enhances learning opportunities through hands-on garden based education, improving health, wellness, and the academic success of the children and their families. Supporting both adult and child education in the garden helps unite the school community.
