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Santa Cruz, CA
United States
The goal of the Brook Knoll Life Lab is for students to see the relationship between the lifecycle of plants, caring for the garden, harvesting vegetables and how these things affect them, their food and their health.
Hollywood, FL
United StatesThe goal of my garden is to involve children in hands-on participation with the planting, cultivation/maintenance, harvesting, and delivery of produce to the community. Nutrition and health awareness are also important components.
Hollywood, FL
United StatesStudents will help to plant, care, water and harvest the fruit from the trees planted in the Tropical Fruit Tree Garden. In addition, the students will participate interactively in a horticultural and nutritional orientation.
Asheville, NC
United StatesOur hope with this garden project is to integrate garden care and use into our
everyday curriculum. Each grade, K-5, will be assigned a small garden plot. Each grade
level will be responsible for the upkeep of their garden plot and those grade level teachers
Burlington, VT
United States
Together, the Burlington School Food Project (BSFP), students, and staff are re-envisioning the campus at Burlington High School.
Alice, TX
United StatesSchool gardens have always been effective tools to teach young people about agriculture, eco-systems, nutrition, and food safety. The first goal is have students work towards starting the city
Valley Springs, CA
United StatesOur primary goal is to promote and support healthy and sustainable lifestyles in our community and schools by teaching students and families how to grow and prepare healthy food.
Fairbanks, AK
United StatesThe goal is to maintain a food production focused school garden that serves as an educational resource during the school year and a source of food for the community during the summer. Additionally, we seek to engage the community surrounding the school by hosting a weekly farm stand, harvest celebrations and offering Student Gardener led garden tours throughout the summer.
Saint Louis, MO
United States
We want the garden to double as an outdoor classroom that supports the Montessori Philosophy that our school embodies.
Fayetteville, AR
United StatesApple Seeds, Inc. upholds a mission to provide education and tools to enhance local food systems and support better nutrition for folks in Northwest Arkansas. Since 2009, we have been a school garden leader within the Fayetteville Public School District (FPSD).
Fayetteville, AR
United StatesApple Seeds, Inc. upholds a mission to provide education and tools to enhance local food systems and support better nutrition for folks in Northwest Arkansas. Since 2009, we have been a school garden leader within the Fayetteville Public School District (FPSD).
Arlington, VA
United StatesBarcroft Elementary, a Da Vinci school, is dedicated to creating lifelong learners with exceptional health and nutrition habits.
Carmel, CA
United States
The All Saints' Organic Garden is a cross-curricular outdoor classroom that provides each grade with the opportunity to learn about the interconnections of nature and help each student find their place in the natural world.
Dallas, TX
United StatesThe goal of the Horticulture Program at (ATC) is to provide children and young adults with autism training opportunities to increase independence and quality of life. The program is designed for children to plant, cultivate, and deliver herbs, vegetables, and fruits to community partners.
Austin, TX
United States
We began a small garden when we started our school in 2005. Since then we have developed an entire eco-wellness program that is now part of our core curriculum.
Boonville, CA
United StatesThis garden grant will make it possible for our school to expand and develop an existing area next to our current garden site.
Panama City, FL
United StatesLast year I worked with the 21st Century Afterschool Program here at my school and we started a garden. We planted tomatoes, green bell peppers, summer squash, green pole beans and sweet potatoes.
Lawrence, MA
United StatesThe primary goal of our school garden is to teach students how to grow fresh produce, and the importance of vegetables and fruits in a healthy diet. All sixty of our students will participate in the planning, construction, planting and maintenance of the garden.
Chicago, IL
United StatesHumboldt Park has a strong history of organization around urban agriculture. The Greater Humboldt Park Community of Wellness along with CLOCC have improved access to healthy foods. Dr. Pedro Albizu Campos High School runs an innovative urban agriculture program.
