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Huntington Beach, CA
United States
This grant would make it possible for us to start a Woolly School Garden program at our school. Our goal is to have the Woolly School Garden serve as our hands-on outdoor classroom to give students the opportunity to grow food themselves.
reading, OH
United StatesOur goal is to introduce our students to experience working in the soil planting weeding harvesting and using the food that we have grown. Our students are very attuned electronically and have little experience with gardens and nature and the outdoors.
Erie, CO
United StatesOur Vision for the RHE Garden is to create a sustainable school education garden that will foster a love of nature and healthy food..Our Mission is to educate the students of RHE in how to create and sustain an educational garden and provide the school community with the opportunity to continue t
Red Lodge, MT
United States
The goal of the garden is to provide youth in the Red Lodge area with an opportunity to learn about where their food comes from. As more local food moves into the schools the connection will be further strengthened when students are able to contribute and participate in the full growing cycle.
Morrison, CO
United StatesFoundational goals:.1. Show a natural transition from seed to table
Montclair, NJ
United StatesThis grant will allow us to complete the restoration of the vegetable garden beds which were historically a part of the school grounds. We plan to incorporate growing vegetables into the school's existing community service program.
Vancouver, BC
CanadaOur goal for this grant is to expand the garden and improve access for all our students. The grant would help us expand the garden by allowing us to build four garden beds and making it wheelchair accessible for our Life Skills students.
Decatur, GA
United StatesThe garden is currently a hot setting for school lunches. A pergola would solve the problem and also provide a trellis for vining fruits something the garden lacks. We also need gardening tools and a place to store them.
Santa Fe, NM
United StatesThe main goal of the garden has always been as a venue for students to learn as many of the NM State Content Standards (in science and math) as possible in a hands-on contextual way.
Denver, CO
United States
Our goal is to further integrate the garden into the cirriculum and the community and to extend our growing season. We plan to implement DUG's Connecting Generations Program which matches older adult mentors and our students in the garden environment.
Knoxville, TN
United StatesBoth Pond Gap Elementary and the Seventh Day Adventist (SDA) school are located in low-income communities where access to affordable organically grown nutritious fresh produce is limited.
San Pedro, CA
United StatesThe POLAHS mission states that all students will graduate from high school will be prepared and motivated for college and will be introduced to sustainable careers and job pathways. The hands-on gardening experience is the foundation for the achievement of these goals.
Potlatch, ID
United StatesGoals: solve erosion problem improve esthetics and educate students in growing techniques and nutrition. Terracing a hillside is our planned location. Erosion control and sustainable gardening reaps ecological and life skill benefits for our poor rural students.
Memphis, TN
United StatesGestalt Community Schools has plans to open up approximately one new school each year for the next seven years. With plans to expand the number of schools in the Memphis area we want to also expand our community gardens.
Graslake, IL
United States
Prairie Crossing Charter School has over 40 raised beds on our campus. Each classroom has access to several raised beds, where they grow crops chosen by the teachers and students.
Rosemont, PA
United StatesGardening will become a significant project-based learning focus and a therapeutic activity at PCV. Using the Garden of Learning curriculum we will incorporate aspects of the garden project into English math and science classes.
Portland, ME
United StatesOur goal is to give every student a chance to engage with the growing space in a meaningful way.
New York, NY
United StatesThe goal is to provide youth-fueled diabetes prevention education in East Harlem transforming underutilized land into an opportunity for youth development fitness nutrition learning and fun.
Cary, NC
United StatesOur school's Edible Garden provides an opportunity for our students to get their hands in the dirt and watch food grow. While doing this they are able to donate the food to those who need it and are sometimes in their classes.
