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Independence, VA
United States
The goal of the garden project is to not only connect our students with real life hands-on learning, but also to provide our cafeteria and community with fresh vegetables grown by our own students.
Farmington, MI
United StatesThis project addresses the creation of a functional working urban garden on the campus of Farmington Harrison High School. The garden will house local vegetables, herbs and flowers.
West Palm Beach, FL
United StatesThe garden at Dwight D Eisenhower Elementary School will provide students with an alternative, hands-on approach to science, health and nutrition education.
Waubay, SD
United StatesSchool gardening at Enemy Swim Day School ( ESDS) is a popular choice of school day classrooms and after school activity clubs! Past successes include 5th grade salsa garden, 4th grade corn crop, preschool pumpkin patch, Big Tomato Contest and Community Soup Night.
Washington, DC
United StatesThe garden is first and foremost a great teaching tool. Our teachers use the garden regularly for both small group and individual instruction.
Tampa, FL
United StatesThe FACE's community garden allows students with autism to take responsibility for caring for a garden every day. We envision an outdoor classroom where academic skills such as math, science, nutrition, language arts and social studies concepts are taught.
Alexandria, VA
United StatesThe goal of the gardening club is to promote health and nutrition education by integrating existing and planned gardens into the overall 6th, 7th, and 8th grade curricula starting with science, consumer science, and after school clubs then expanding to health classes.
Reston, VA
United StatesInstalling benches, planting flowers, and addressing the grass and weeds in our school
Providence, RI
United StatesAs a community wide school we have set many goals for our garden. We hope to continue to involve as many community members, parents, teachers and students as we have had in the past to help bring our garden to life.
Flint, MI
United StatesOur garden goals are to create an accessible and interactive learning environment for all age groups at Cummings elementary. This garden will be a center for educational experience, as well as place where we will introduce and sustain a relationship between students and real, healthy food.
Portland, OR
United StatesRecently, four raised beds were added to the garden. Now, each grade-level can have their own bed (new beds were constructed by a Girl Scout working on her Citizenship Badge). Additionally, Food|Waves (non-profit) donated soil, amendments and plants to promote organic gardening to students..
Concord, NH
United StatesThe goals of our school garden project are to use a garden to provide hands-on and innovative ways to teach some of the core curriculum .
Carlsbad, CA
United StatesOver the next year, we plan to renovate Pacific Rim's garden into a beautiful and productive learning environment.
Atlanta, GA
United StatesLake Forest Elementary School has a unique student population composed largely of English language learners (85%) and students who live at or below the poverty level (97% receive free or reduced lunch).
Boonville, CA
United StatesThe Anderson Valley Jr/Sr High School Garden provides an excellent opportunity for students and faculty to participate in agriculture and healthy school environments.
Geneva, FL
United StatesStudents will be taught various methods of growing with an emphasis on sustainability and conservation. Many dis-advantaged communities around the world can benefit from the scientific knowledge we will share with our students for years to come.
Van Nuys, CA
United StatesThis garden is part of a larger multi-component project aimed to address obesity by providing physical activity and nutrition education at three elementary schools, reaching over 2,500 children.
Davenport, FL
United StatesThe goal of our garden project is to teach our students about sustainability and the environment. The garden is utilized by our K-8 students and our EMH unit.
Bountiful, UT
United StatesBy combining planning, planting, maintaining and harvesting a garden within our curriculum, three primary goals will be accomplished: 1) increase our urban students' understanding, awareness and gratitude for how produce is grown, 2) supplement existing math, science and health curricula with hands-on experiences in and beyond the classroom, 3) build pride and confidence in individual student accomplishments, no matter at what grade or ability level.
