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Vernonia, OR
United States
This garden will be a teaching tool for our students and the community. Food security is a hot topic in our region, and this garden will be the focal point for education on food production.
Versailles, KY
United StatesOur goal for this grant is to expand our current garden's raised beds, purchase more rain barrels to water the garden and also purchase a small rototiller. We incorporate all our students from 18 months through 6th grade with the garden.
Chula Vista, CA
United StatesWe are pursuing grant funds to turn the garden into an outdoor classroom with garden-based educational materials. We have attended garden workshops on garden enhanced nutrition education and planting a native garden to learn how to incorporate the garden into core curriculum requirements.
Flagstaff, AZ
United StatesPonderosa High School (PHS) has an established greenhouse, outdoor garden, and sustainability program which includes renewable energy, storm water harvesting, native and water wise landscaping, and composting. We are in process of building an additional 800 sq. ft.
Poolesville, MD
United StatesFirst Fruits Farms at Poolesville HS goal is to provide a working farm of the future to engage our students in exploring and solving broad societal challenges like hunger, childhood diabetes, dwindling resources and climate change as well as narrow technical challenges of a robotic renewable powe
Louisville, KY
United StatesThe primary goal of our garden is to teach students how to grow, tend, and harvest their own food and to teach healthy eating and healthy decision making around food. The gardens are connected to science and social studies classes at our school.
Madisonville, KY
United StatesOver the last three years we have secured funds to create an outdoor learning environment. Currently our courtyard features a butterfly habitat, pond, and various plants (trees, scrubs, flowers).
Brooklyn, NY
United StatesAn urban school, PS 29 sits on a field of asphalt. Many of our students have not had opportunities to dig in the dirt and discover the relationship between our land and the food we eat.
Falmouth, ME
United StatesThe primary goal of REAL School is to launch an entrepreneurial side to our existing agriculture program. We are currently in our second growing season with our hoop house producing hearty winter greens (mache, mustard greens, spinach, etc.) to be served in the school
Oxnard, CA
United States
The goal of the Student Garden at Rio Mesa High School is to become a resource designed to teach students with disabilities about sources of healthy foods and the dietary choices that lead to better health, as well as building a foundation for a student-run business.
Sarasota, FL
United StatesThis garden grant will give the kids in the "Stars to Starfish" program to experiance the different kinds of agriculture methods of growing produce.
Madison, WI
United StatesThe mission of the Sherman School Garden is to maintain a beautiful, sustainable garden that engages students to be active participants in the everyday food choices.
Lawrence, KS
United StatesOur goal is to educate the Southwest Middle School community about sustainable, organic gardening practices appropriate for our Kansas climate and to educate students and the school community about healthful food choices.
Milwaukee, WI
United StatesHealth and wellness is of great concern across the nation, and particularly in the community SJA serves. The CDC revealed data indicating that 17% (or 12.5 million) of U.S. children are obese.
Covington, LA
United StatesThe goal of the garden is two fold which is implicitly stated in the core principles of a Lasallian school. Community - Lasallian Principle: Concern for the Poor and Social Justice - The Covington Food Bank located in Covington, LA serves over 1500 families. St.
Gaithersburg, MD
United StatesEducate the students about healthy, organic nutrition by growing their own fresh produce and flowers and learning about giving back to mother earth by composting, conserving water, building a healthy soil and encouraging wildlife and beneficial insects to be a part of a healthy enviroment.
Stockton, CA
United StatesWe are working in conjunction with CNGF (California Native Grant Foundation) to create a 21000 sq. ft. Biodiversity Science Life Lab.
Show Low, AZ
United States1. Students at Mountain Christian School will work together with the two school coordinators to develop a garden that will grow vegetables, fruits, and herbs. We will also plant fruit trees around our new school building which should be completed before Fall 2013.
