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The goal is to sustain the established gardens and continue to integrate the experiences into the curriculum. Since 2009, gardens have been a project based learning opportunity for the school. There is a large garden in middle school, boxed gardens, worm composting, and an aquaponic garden.

A grant from Whole Kids Foundation would allow the Food Bank to expand its growing program by partnering with Crutcho Public Schools to establish a community garden. Nearly all of Crutcho

The students at Gabe P. Allen 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.

Our school garden is growing!  We are building a program from the ground up and incorporating different content areas to get the students some hands on learning experiences!

A vegetable and herb garden

Founded in 1911, West Riverside Elementary School (WRES) is the oldest continuously operated elementary school in Florida. Our Mission at The WRES Garden, is to teach students how to grow, prepare and enjoy vegetables and fruits.

The elementary/middle school program within Commodore Options School--the multiage, alternative, choice school in Bainbridge Island School District--Odyssey 1-6 gave up a chunk of playground to create a garden space that now includes rich soil, a greenhouse, a shed, fruit, vegetables, flowers, he

Kids love honey bees. It’s pretty much a fact. When I sat on the sunny deck of my aunt’s cabin eating honey comb straight from the hive as a toddler, a seed was planted that grew into an affinity for all things bees as an adult.

 Sustainably progressive non-for-profit organization, sourcing local, organic, sustainable for shelter, day care, senior centers. Have a rooftop garden, interested in turning it into an educational source for outside class sessions.