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Folsom, CA
United States
Our goal is to educate families staff children on a community level about healthy eating and nutrition. Our Growing Well with Mercy school program in it's 15th year and is focused on community collaboration in order to foster healthy lifestyles.
Chicago, IL
United States
1st we want to encourage lower income residents of our neighboring residential area to have free access to fresh produce that they help to grow. 2nd Empower our students to understand how to plant grow maintain a sustainable garden that can be passed down from class to class.
Upper Arlington, OH
United StatesOur goal for this garden is to help teach the children about scientific side of gardening and responsibility. Hands-on learning is a focus at Wickliffe so this aligns with our school mission.
Littleton, CO
United StatesAt this time the school would like to enclose the outdoor classroom with an extension of the existing fence to make it more accessible for teachers to incorporate the garden into their curriculum.
Ventura, CA
United StatesLong range goal is to create a beautiful space where students can commute with nature at recess/lunch pick fruit to eat serve on the school salad bar at breakfast/lunch and use for family night activities.
Austin, TX
United StatesThe grant money will build the garden and organic compost collection.
Toronto, ON
CanadaWe are a downtown elementary school where the vast majority of children live in apartment buildings allowing for very little opportunities to interact with nature. Our garden vision is to develop an interactive natural learning space to be used by students teachers and the community at large.
Philadelphia, PA
United StatesHPC plans to assemble and install an indoor growing lab at Cramp to showcase indoor gardening and seed starting techniques in order to enhance the teachers' ability to meet science-based academic standards.
Westwood, MA
United StatesOur garden goal is to provide an outdoor educational environment to facilitate sensory connections to the core subjects and active participation in the learning process.
Waltham, MA
United StatesThere are many who can benefit from and appreciate the beauty of school gardens but flourishing gardens take years to become well established. Gardens also require a dedicated and knowledgeable gardener to remain useful and beautiful over time.
Chicago, IL
United StatesOur goals are to expand the educational value of the garden by installing signs identifying various plants and flowers; build a three-bin compost system to teach children about the process of decomposition and give us the ability to improve the quality of the soil without having to purchase compo
Rocky Hill, CT
United StatesRecently there has been a walkway created surrounding the school. I would like to beautify the "concrete" and bring back the nautral environment to the students. The students would be able to maintain a garden as well as connecting to the school.
West New York, NJ
United StatesThe School #4 Wellness Garden provides a unique outdoor learning environment for students and teaching staff.
Gloucester, MA
United States
All K-5 students have two complete seed-to-fork experiences every year: Fall Harvest Day and spring Salad Days.
Oak Park, IL
United StatesOur goal is to be able to find the funds to continue our seedling activities in early Spring to be able to afford the supplies we need to have a prolific vegetable garden and vegetable food tastings for our children.
West Union, IA
United StatesWe want our greenhouse to be a source of environmental education for students and the community. We also want to grow food in the greenhouse to be used in the school lunch and breakfast program.
Coral Springs, FL
United StatesMy garden goal would be to share the experience with even more kids and to bumper up the output. I would to get all the classes excited about nature science and growing.
Yonkers, NY
United StatesOur goal is to develop richer interactive garden experiences for the economically disadvantaged and autistic children at School 29.
Barry, IL
United StatesBy participating in the garden students will be able to learn science concepts as well as learn leadership team building problem solving communication and critical thinking skills.
Westerville, OH
United StatesOur raised bed gardens (hoop houses) will serve as a model for our community. By incorporating hoop houses and fresh vegetables into our existing science curriculum we will enhance our science courses with real-world applications.
