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Cincinnati, OH
United States
Our goal is twofold: to create and implement a botany curriculum emphasizing diversity and adaptations for use with preschool aged students in a garden setting and to gain horticultural experience maintaining a children's garden; utilize our small space creatively so we can maximize its potentia
Jackson, MS
United StatesWe would like to expand the garden enough that 14 classes can participate in the spring. We would also like to build a green house so that the students can keep growing plants throughout the colder months of the school year.
Troy, MI
United StatesPembroke Elementary is a nationally recognized School of Character and accordingly public service is included in our school's mission statement. For more than 20 years our students have participated in Pembroke's annual Harvest Hike gathering canned goods for local food banks.
Portland, OR
United StatesThe garden will provide easy access to fresh, healthy food for the students at Lent and their families. It will also serve as a place for community gatherings such as school-sponsored fairs and PTA or local group meetings.
Everett, WA
United States
Our garden goal is to provide our students and families with a safe healthy and inspired learning environment.
Santa Barbara, CA
United StatesThis Garden Grant will make the following possible for Open Alternative School: (1) support the ability of the students and staff to clean and eat fresh picked raw produce inside the garden (2) allow students and staff easy and safe access to the lathe house worm box compost areas upon completio
Bordentown, NJ
United StatesThe goal of the garden is to teach students about where their food comes from increase student consumption of fruits and vegetables teach students the nutritional value of fruits and vegetables and use the garden as a tool to teach regularly taught curriculum.
Cambridge, MA
United StatesThis funding (in conjunction with the other grant for the Dearborn Middle School) will support the creation and expansion of gardens at two Boston Public Schools in the Dudley Square neighborhood.
Washington, DC
United StatesThis grant will make possible the necessary supplies for a spring growing season and potentially an expansion of our schoolyard greening efforts.
Evanston, IL
United StatesThe Orrington Centennial School Garden fosters a deeper appreciation of how the natural world sustains us and gives every student at Orrington Elementary an opportunity to learn with all five senses.
Chula Vista, CA
United StatesOtay's goal is to make the garden an integral part of the school program. The garden has grown from just being an adjunct activity to a program that is as integral part of the school program.
Arlington, MA
United StatesWe want to create a self-sustaining open-access garden program while educating youth about growing and harvesting vegetables herbs and flowers. We also want to create a peaceful atmosphere and safe space for our youth and the community to enjoy.
Chatsworth, CA
United StatesThe goals of the OCS garden are for students to learn the life cycle of a garden and to develop a hands-on connection with that cycle; and to learn a life lesson a garden is hard physical work (i.e. turning soil) but also requires a delicate hand (i.e. seed collection).
Philadelphia, PA
United StatesWe would like to make our garden accessible to more of our students particularly students who are wheelchair users. We would like to expand the types of vegetables that we grow and use them more widely throughout the school campus.
Darien, CT
United StatesOur goal is to promote learning by integrating classroom education with hands-on experience. Food and garden-based activities will be interwoven with grade-level curriculum. A garden will educate students in the relationships of food and our environment.
Claremont, NC
United StatesOur garden goal is to create a space for students to use as a learning experience. We plan to have students involved at all stages of creating the garden planting and growing the plants. Our students need hands on learning experiences in science and this would be a great opportunity.
Bronx, NY
United StatesThis community could benefit from the beautification of this school. This proposal has two layers. The first layer is to plant flowering perennial plants that have low maintenance and can thrive yearly.
New York, NY
United StatesCurrently our cooking instructors are also leading garden programs but struggling for knowledge and skills. This grant will enable us to hire expert gardening teachers who will work alongside our cooking instructors to deliver seamless seed-to-table programs.
Oak Park, IL
United StatesThe club goal is to improve and expand the garden. Members will add soil as the original soil has settled. They would put in a vertical component for more space. A wall garden would provide an accessible area for everyone including our physically challenged students.
Rochester Hills, MI
United StatesWe have recently had an outdoor learning environment professionally designed and development and expansion of our school gardens are a part of the plan.
