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New York, NY
United States
Currently 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.
Cottontown, TN
United StatesOur third grade class studies plants and their life cycles. We would like to establish a garden to help them master this section of their curriculum. This would also be a community service project for these students.
Evanston, IL
United StatesSeventy percent of Oakton students are from low-income families.
Oelwein, IA
United StatesOur raised beds will be utilized by food service staff for the school lunch program by teachers for enhancing classroom curriculum and by parents students and community members as a source of gardening food and nutrition education.
Ogden, UT
United StatesWe want to teach children about healthy foods by planning working in and harvesting food from their own garden.
Loveland, OH
United StatesOur garden goal is to expand our garden learning space. OVV sits on approximately three acres of land. Our interior courtyard space has been completed with garden volunteers and in-kind donations.
Fort Collins, CO
United StatesOlander is a Project-based Learning school where relatively long-term classroom projects are used to bring about deeper learning. Our garden is an ideal instrument for this type of experiential learning.
Hicksville, NY
United StatesThe Old Country Road gardens enable students hands-on internalization of the message that what students eat affects how their bodies will grow. Students will be able to incorporate an understanding that food does not grow out of colorful plastic bags and boxes on supermarket shelves.
Carlsbad, CA
United StatesOur goal is to grow organic fruits/vegetables for the OPE salad bar provided by a Whole Food grant received by OPE last year. At present the school district does not provide organic or a large variety of salad options.
Denver, CO
United StatesIn the second year of the Garden of Youth a work and life skills training program for special education students two new high schools will have the opportunity to foster valuable work and social skills by participating as paid staff responsible for the development maintenance and marketing of
North Miami, FL
United StatesMy ultimate goal is to have an edible garden accessible to each grade level. We currently have an edible garden in the Pre-K courtyard. A wooden raised-bed edible garden is in process for the second grade.
Hockessin, DE
United StatesWe have never had a garden at North Star though many members of the garden committee have experience with gardening at their respective residences. We have researched other schools in our district that have successfully implemented gardens to give ourselves further background knowledge.
Brackendale, BC
CanadaOur goal is to produce a learning garden. This project will provide a new learning environment for the students and the teachers who visit NVOS.
Salem, MO
United StatesThe garden will provide an opportunity for 4th and 5th grade students to learn how to grow and prepare healthy food. The harvested produce will be utilized in the school cafeteria for school lunches where meals are prepared fresh daily.
Northbrook, IL
United StatesStudents will have the opportunity to learn life science problem-solving and mathematical concepts in a _real world garden classroom. They will have a hands-on connection to the food cycle and will be able to participate in sustainable agriculture.
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.
Highland Park, MI
United StatesOur goal is to reconnect students and our community with nature and where their food comes from. We also strive to connect youth with opportunities to build their career through gaining skills in the green economy.
Northport, MI
United StatesThis grant will provide a new opportunity for the Northport community that will initiate a school garden program and provide the foundation for increased hands-on food and nutrition education as well as meaningful relationship-building among students teachers and community members.
