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Adrian, MI
United States
Hello! I am the Executive Director of Montessori Children's House of Lenawee, a non-profit, private Montessori school. I have recently come across some information about your organization and because one of our goals is to be fully gardening at our scho
Dallas, NC
United States
Harvesting Healthy Youth is a school gardening and nutrition program offered to third-grade classrooms throughout the county. During the 15-week program, students plant a vegetable garden and participate in a variety of hands-on gardening and nutrition activities.
High Point, NC
United States
This School garden was established in 2011 and is being used by second and third grade classrooms to enhance science skills, prepare healthy meals from fresh fruits and connect to the wider community though the Share the Harvest program.
High Point, NC
United States
Oak Hill's School garden was estabished in 2011 and is used by third grade classrooms to enhance science skills, prepare healthy meals from fresh fruits and vegetables and connect to the wider community through thier service learning projects.
High Point, NC
United States
Fairview's garden was established in 2011 and is utilized by the third grade classrooms to enhance science skills, prepare healthy meals from fresh fruits and vegetables and connect with local chefs who specialize in seasonal produce, Kindergarteners are now becoming involved in this sensory gar
High Point, NC
United States
Johnson street's elementary garden was planted in 2011, complimenting the Middle School garden that has been in use for several years prior.
High Point, NC
United States
The Union Hill garden was established in 2011 and is ultilized by the third grade classrooms to enhance science skills, prepare healthy meals using fresh fruits and vegetables and engage in an enviromental service project through composting waste.
Savannah, GA
United States
The Shuman Children's Garden is a quiet learning environment located within an urban environment. The school is comprised of over 80% free and reduced lunch. It is also located within a food desert in our city. One child, new to the schoo,l asked, "what is a garden".
San Francisco, CA
United States
Since our students spend much of their time locked behind bars in tiny cells or enclosed classrooms we are addressing student needs by creating an outdoor classroom haven with an organic garden outdoor eco-space farm to fork meal plan and cross-curricular academic program.
Woodstock, IL
United StatesThe goal of the gardens project at our two high schools is to make students more aware of their environment and the impact food and environment has on our lives. Students have planned and organized the sites through use of science and math.
Reno, NV
United StatesOur goal is to educate students in sustainable agriculture and enable them to take the message home. This grant will enable us to expand our indoor hydroponics system and help us start an outdoor community garden. We have set aside space for both and we need money to purchase supplies.
Plano, TX
United StatesTo create a garden that would be planted and maintained by all the students at the school has been a long term goal.Several concepts learned through videos and paper and pencil will now be replaced by their ability to dig in the soil plant harvest crops and observe.This garden would really incr
Glenwood Springs, CO
United StatesFunding would enable us to focus on the next step of our gardening program; creating an outside garden space that will be used by students as part of a collaborative project between Yampah Mountain High School and students from Escuela del Mar y Sol in Chihuahua Mexico.
Lexington, KY
United States
The Yates Elementary Garden is used by 500 students to learn about plants, study life cycles, investigate ecosystem interactions and to grow delicious, healthy food.
Yerington, NV
United StatesYouth 4 Health Bookworms wants to expand to the Yerington Elementary School where the Y4H Instructor will meet with 3 & 4 grade classes and use curriculum to assist the students in beginning the first school garden in Yerington.
Detroit, MI
United StatesOur goal is that the produce and educational activities will be resources for students and the community to make healthy choices.
Jacksonville, FL
United StatesThe garden goals for 2012 include expanding the garden capacity and related programming. Programming will include linking gardening with nutrition lessons for students and families establishing a mini produce market provide cooking classes and family workshops.
Philadelphia, PA
United StatesTo grow fresh produce in order to develop a fresh food market. It has become clear that the availability of healthy food choices in close proximity to our school is very limited. Students and staff would benefit greatly if healthy food was available and inexpensive.
Ypsilanti, MI
United StatesThe objective of this community garden is to teach and engage students in environmental sustainability. Students will understand the importance of a sustainable community by learning concepts in environmental health responsibility and community involvement through democracy.
Ypsilanti, MI
United StatesWe will use this grant to expand students' access to gardening by creating 2 new raised beds: an herb garden and a salsa garden. This experience will help bring hands-on learning into the classroom through a new cooking and nutrition education program.
