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Portland, OR
United States
The 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.
Portland, OR
United StatesThe Ockley Green Garden connects children with an understanding of how their food grows through hands-on learning experiences.
Orlando, FL
United StatesMost Americans are generations away from the family farm. As a child, I remember visiting my uncle
Hooper, UT
United StatesThe goal for our garden is to build a greenhouse and small garden for our students.
Van Nuys, CA
United StatesOur garden's goal is to teach low income parents and students how to grow vegetables and fruit to support a healthy diet for themselves and their families.
Little Rock, AR
United StatesArkansas has one of the highest childhood obesity rates in the country. Because of this, in 2003 the Arkansas legislature passed legislation to combat childhood obesity.
Minneapolis, MN
United StatesThe goal of this garden is to provide a real life learning lab for our special needs students who are 18-21.
Shawnee Mission, KS
United StatesIt is our goal that a vegetable garden will enrich both our school year programs and summer programs. For the past nine years, we have sponsored a Junior Master Gardeners
Hamilton, MT
United States
Grantsdale School is a small, four-classroom schoolhouse located in an agricultural area in the Bitterroot Valley outside the city of Hamilton, Montana. Our historical roots are tied to the land, with many farms still in operation.
Cedar Rapids, IA
United StatesThe goals for the Roosevelt Middle School garden align closely with FoodCorps' priorities of improving children's health through knowledge, engagement, and access. Another component of the school garden is empowerment.
Meridian, ID
United StatesMMS student garden broke ground spring 2011. School Nurse,Betsy Howard had a vision & plan to establish a sustainable student garden received start-up funds donated from the PTA. Boy Scout Troops constructed 8 raised beds (wheel chair accsesible), garden shed & greenhouse, summer 2011.
Berwyn, IL
United StatesWe have just wrapped up our first year of gardening at Irving Elementary and are excited to keep growing! We were able to receive funding to purchase a complete Woolly School Garden last year which included 10 hanging planters that transformed our chain-link fence into an urban garden.
City of Markham, ON
Canada
One of our main goals is to introduce our students to food gardening in order for them to learn first-hand about their role in sustainability. We also intend to promote healthy food choices by providing the opportunity for students to select, grow and harvest thier own food.
Tallahassee, FL
United StatesThe Gilchrist Elementary School Mission Statement sums up our desire to start and maintain a community garden for our school.
Galveston, TX
United StatesThe Growing Place at our school is growing healthy bodies, minds and greens through interdisciplinary classwork outdoors. This learning garden includes a stage with seating for 2-3 classes at a time, raised beds, and a Woolly Wall hanging garden next to our supply shed.
Glen Cove, NY
United StatesThe Gribbin Site Committee is trying to implement the addition of a school greenhouse in our structure so that the students may grow a garden in a controlled environment.
Bridgeport, CT
United StatesBassick High School in Bridgeport, CT a business magnet school is a unique opportunity to develop curriculum based on agriculture in local economy.
GVI will establish a 42' x 60
Bridgeport, CT
United StatesWorking with the school community, GVI proposes to build a 37
Bridgeport, CT
United StatesThe goal of building this school garden is to integrate the garden as an outdoor classroom. This
