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Idaho Falls, ID
United States
First and foremost is the goal to engagement of our students in the agricultural process. Our school is very involved in S.T.E.M. activities/interventions (science, technology, engineering and mathematics). The projects will be looked at from both an agricultural and a scientific approach.
New Orleans, LA
United StatesThe goals of this garden are to educate students about nutrition; to provide access for students to fresh produce; and to equip students with leadership skills, independence and self-sufficiency through their work in the garden. KIPP Renaissance High School moved to a new location this year.
Toronto, ON
Canada
Our Goals for the Spiderweb Garden are basic: to continue to offer a teaching garden, led by a Garden Educator who offers specialized knowledge of garden-based and environmental education to support teachers in creating and delivering hands-on learning opportunities linked to all subject areas i
Princeton, NJ
United StatesThe goal of our Green Thumbs for Autism garden program is to offer a unique teaching opportunity for our students, all of whom have autism.
Newark, DE
United StatesThe goals of the garden program are to improve classroom learning through hands-on outdoor experience, enable students to develop agricultural and environmental literacy, enhance student eating habits and overall health, build self-esteem, and instill a sense of achievement.
Wilmington, DE
United StatesThe goals of the garden program are to improve classroom learning through hands-on outdoor experience, enable students to develop agricultural and environmental literacy, enhance student eating habits and overall health, build self-esteem, and instill a sense of achievement.
Wilmington, DE
United StatesThe goals of the garden program are to improve classroom learning through hands-on outdoor experience, enable students to develop agricultural and environmental literacy, enhance student eating habits and overall health, build self-esteem, and instill a sense of achievement.
New Orleans, LA
United StatesThe goal of the Sci Academy outdoor garden is to provide students, families, teachers, and community members with a beautiful and functional space on campus for educational and social activities.
Dallas, TX
United StatesThe students at William Lipscomb benefit most from the hands-on learning opportunities and exposure to healthy food and fitness choices offered by the school garden. Through sensory observations and inquiry-driven methods, math, science, and other subjects come alive in the outdoors.
Dayton, OH
United StatesThe garden at Louise Troy will support each of the three goal outcomes of After-School All-Stars Dayton.
Bronx, NY
United StatesGoals for our garden are to promote nutrition education, social responsibility, and environmental awareness through a project that supports our school
Cambridge, MA
United StatesDuring the school year, CitySprouts program integrates the school garden into the curriculum.
Atlanta, GA
United StatesEvansdale's vision for the school garden is a thriving garden and "learning lab" where students and community members come together to learn and grow. The goals are to expand on the rich educational and cultural offerings that are already part and parcel of the Evansdale educational experience.
Silver Spring, MD
United StatesOur goal is to have a vibrant Outdoor Classroom at our school where teachers engage students in hands-on explorations of plant science, nutrition, and service learning.
Scottdale, GA
United StatesWe have two primary goals: the first is to create and maintain a healthy, sustainable garden in which all (56) students in our academy of sixth through ninth-grade students will have the experience of producing food from the soil, and to use our produce in school lunches.
Pittsburgh, PA
United StatesOur garden's goal is to provide all students at the school an opportunity to connect science classroom learning with experiential food-based education in the garden.
Indianapolis, IN
United StatesThe John H. Boner Community Center and Chase Near Eastside Legacy Center inspires neighbors and partners to improve the quality of life on the Near Eastside by providing tools for change and growth.
Washington, DC
United States
The garden at Jefferson is part of Kid Power's VeggieTime program, in which students connect academic lessons on nutrition and the environment to hands-on urban gardening activities. Kid Power students maintain 3 garden beds at Jefferson Middle School.
San Jose, CA
United States
The school garden program at McKinley officially began in 2010 with the construction of raised beds and the development of a standards based garden curriculum.
Alameda, CA
United StatesRuby Bridges's garden is 6 years old. We wish to partner with CNGF/ the ELSEE model so we can effectively teach urban farming, and nutrition education in the garden. Working with CNGF/ELSEE will assure our garden's future as a eco-teaching laboratory and a source of healthy food.
