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Calmar, IA
United States
This grant will help the district expand and beautify the elementary/middle high school gardens. For the elementary school/middle school garden protective fencing and arches will be purchased.
Southampton, NY
United States1.Provide a planning and learning experience through a curriculum we hope to obtain..2. Increase the yield to provide produce to all 3 schools in the district..3. Encourage a more sustainable way of living in our community.
Columbia, SC
United StatesThe installation of a school garden and compost program will encourage the students to be outside and active while they strengthen and challenge their critical thinking team building and problem solving skills.
Pinehurst, NC
United StatesThis grant will be used to create FirstSchool Gardens' first Educational Production Garden an extension of a pre-existing school garden in Southern Pines North Carolina.
Sarasota, FL
United StatesThis will allow us to continue our Teaching Garden for next year's first and second graders and expand planting to include all grade levels..Our goal is that the children learn on an experiential level about growing food from seed and then preparing and eating what they grow as they learn about d
Copley, OH
United StatesThe school is moving toward a broad gardening program. A new Gardening Coordinator has begun teaching students to test the soil decide which crops will be most successful in this region learn what plants need discover how to plant and understand how to harvest.
Springfield, IL
United StatesThe genH Healthy Seeds School Garden Program connects children with the source of their food introduces them to new flavors and textures provides them with physical activity at school and allows teachers to expand their math science and reading curriculum from the classroom to real world situ
Greenbelt, MD
United StatesWe now have a garden committee made up of 10 staff members dedicated to get this garden afloat.
Toronto, ON
CanadaThe grant will increase our capacity to offer curriculum linked lessons in the garden by supporting the research development and testing of new lessons.
Pompano Beach, FL
United StatesOur garden goals include: teaching our students where their food originates; the importance of maintaining healthy eating habits and a healthy lifestyle; and the feeling of responsibility in creating and maintaining a school garden.
Highland Park, MI
United StatesOur goal is to improve the quality of life for neighborhood families with a strong focus on youth produce nutritious food reduce family food budgets beautify the neighborhood stimulate social interaction create income opportunities and stimulate economic development.
Louisville, KY
United States
The goal of this garden is to integrate school-grown vegetables into school lunch service by supplementing the district's _Farm to School
St. Pauls, NC
United StatesOur community though rural and farm-based has limited access to locally-grown produce and healthy food preparation. Therefore this garden team aims to expose our students to vegetables which are most likely not available in their homes.
Warwick, RI
United StatesWe want to emphasize to our students that we are all stewards of the planet and we should do our part to promote sustainable lifestyles. Part of our commitment is to grow our own food using natural methods.
West Hartford, CT
United StatesIt is our goal to use this grant in three ways. First we would like to switch the entryways on our two green house windows. Currently the space is wasted because the windows open the wrong way. Greenhouse windows would allow more preseason planting.
Flowood, MS
United StatesThe primary goal of the garden is to help students eat better. This grant will make it possible for the garden to produce healthy (and health-producing) fruits and vegetables. The grant will help to create an outdoor classroom where students can learn the importance of good food.
South Royalton, VT
United StatesCommunity collaboration in student gardening & processing is our overall goal plus curricula enhancement & grounds beautification. We will enable students to make healthy choices; from the activities they choose to the foods they eat.
New Milford, NJ
United StatesThere are several goals of our garden. The garden has several educational goals.
Marietta, GA
United StatesThe new Children's Learning Garden will have several raised beds a greenhouse outdoor classroom compost area and storage space. Pollinating flowers vegetables herbs and fruits will be planted.
Bellingham, MA
United StatesSouth Elementary's goal for this garden project is to bring children of various ages together to work towards a common purpose. Children will benefit from working cooperatively developing a new respect for growing things and learning that a garden can be a source of beauty as well as food.
