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Norwalk, CT
United States
The primary goal of our garden is to create an awareness for students of where their food comes from, and encourage them to eat healthy foods.
Santa Fe, NM
United StatesThe garden at Nava Elementary School is a space for students to learn about the food system, environmental sustainability, and the life sciences. Learning in the garden scaffolds the learning that takes place in the classroom.
Coralville, IA
United States1) To provide a safe, fun place for a diverse group of young people to gain cognitive and non-cognitive skills
2) To instruct students in the tending and growing of nutritious fruits and vegetables, and the care of our land.
North Charleston, SC
United StatesNorthwoods Middle School is a Title I Public Middle School located in North Charleston, SC. Most of the parents who send there children to this school live in poverty, therefore we have limited donations from a parent organization.
Oxford, ME
United StatesRoberts Farm has three major goals and community gaps which it vision addresses. These are:
Goal 1 - The major community goal for students participating in the Roberts Farm is to grow 4,000 pounds of fresh produce each calendar year to donate to
Seattle, WA
United StatesOur garden exists to serve as an outdoor classroom that supports and extends curriculum in the school, builds school community, and encourages awareness around growing and eating nutritious food.
Chicago, IL
United StatesThe goal of the Julian Community Garden is to create an inter-generational environment that offers a variety of opportunities to impact our community; helping students to develop social skills, enhancing school curricula, bringing families in the community together and identifying authentic links
Miami, FL
United StatesThe garden's goal is to involve students in creating, planting, and maintining their garden, Last year students built the garden boxes and installed the arber and the fence around the perimeter of the garden with spacific measurements.
Lander, WY
United StatesA grant of this size will ensure the future of the garden in tangible ways. First, we plan to use the grant to help pay for an automated watering system, tied in to the football field's watering system.
Portsmouth, NH
United StatesOur goals for this garden have been and continue to be to supplement fresh produce to the school cafeteria, provide students with a learning environment and make the garden self sustaining. Our garden was established in 2010 with the help of a $4000 grant that we received.
Pensacola, FL
United StatesLongleaf Elementary School has a husband and wife team that spearheads our garden program. Theresa McLaughlin is our 5th grade Math teacher and her husband Robert is a retired civil servant who is a Master Gardener.
Apopka, FL
United StatesI work in a multi-cultural Title 1 school, and I believe that the establishment of a garden at this school will provide educational opportunities as well as bring our students to accomplish a common goal.
Tupper Lake, NY
United StatesThe students in my elementary self-contained special education classroom will be replanting a school garden for a variety of reasons: to watch how a seed grows into a vegetable, fruit, or flower; learn about healthy eating habits; learn responsibility for taking care of a garden; work on math (m
Tucson, AZ
United StatesMaldonado gardening and outdoor learning program. Organized to refine and engage in outdoor learning activities. Inspiring teachers to integrate suitabilities by use of the garden into their curriculum.
Lawndale, CA
United StatesOur garden was established many years ago but it has fallen into a state of neglect with minimal planting and limited involvement by the students. This year, with the help of our Master Gardener, we have begun to revitalize the garden.
Guadalupe, CA
United StatesThe goal for the Mary Buren Garden is to make it an integral part of the school community.
There are 815 students in the school. The goal is to have as many teachers use the garden as a classroom to enrich student
Tulsa, OK
United StatesMcClure Elementary's Watch Us Grow Garden will enrich its students' k-6 education by incorporating instruction in financial planning, nutrition, civic engagement, environmental awareness, and violence and bullying prevention.
Elkins Park, PA
United StatesThe goal of our school garden is to introduce the students as well as some parents and teachers to healthy food choices and the process involved in growing, nurturing, and cultivating healthy foods.
Columbia, SC
United StatesWe want to start a garden that encourages a healthly lifestyle to the school and surrounding community.
Austin, TX
United StatesOur primary goal is to educate the community on healthy food choices and how to produce healthy food as cost effectively as possible. Mendez Middle School is located in the Dove Springs Community, which has the highest obesity rate in the City of Austin.
