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Reno, NV
United States
The school is working to develop a micro-economy greenhouse in which students will grow vegetables to meet a community need for fresh local organic produce in winter months. Students will learn how to grow foods and market what they grow to the community. The goals of this project are: 1.
Norway, ME
United StatesMuch of the MOney will be used to further the work being accomplished at Roberts Farm Preserve. Elementary Middle and High school students have worked together and separately to construct several raised beds and three high tunnel Hoop houses.
memphis, TN
United StatesWe will use the garden as a teaching tool for science. We will cover some lessons of the plant kingdom; as well as how to provide our most basic need: food. Also the produce from the garden will be sold as a fundraiser for the financially struggling school every Saturday.
Tampa, FL
United StatesWe want to expand and add complexity and variety to our garden project.
Austin, TX
United StatesProject Green goals are trying to get fresh fruits and vegetables in our cafeteria. We are also trying to .build an outdoor classroom.
Chicago, IL
United StatesNamaste Charter School plans to continue the development of the school garden as a learning laboratory to incorporate nutrition and sustainable agriculture into its curriculum. Namaste would like to use this grant to plant herbs vegetables and create a butterfly garden in the raised beds.
Hicksville, NY
United StatesOur garden goal is to make available to these kids kids who have been removed from their school districts because of unresolved ongoing problems basic organic gardening information and a way to involve themselves in giving back to their community.
Schaumburg, IL
United StatesOur goal is to increase the number of raised garden beds to expand the vegetable gardening opportunities for the Nathan Hale Garden Club. We have approximately 35 students and our vegetable garden space is not large enough to accommodate all the members who want to participate.
North Grafton, MA
United StatesSchool groups spend time at our farm through which all fruits and vegetables are donated to hunger relief organizations in Worcester County. These students learn about hunger in their community and the importance of fresh fruits and vegetables to all of our diets.
San Diego, CA
United StatesOur goal is to expand our garden so that it will be utilized and admired by our entire school community, not just the students. The current garden is a source of fresh healthy ingredients for meals and snacks and is a platform for nutrition and health education.
Chicago, IL
United StatesOur goal is to construct a Learning Garden for our school community. The Learning Garden would be an extension of the classroom and act as an enhancement to the school playground.
Vancouver, WA
United StatesThe goal for having a school garden is that students will have first hand experience in caring for and learning about plants. Students will also benefit nutritionally by consuming the plants that they grow.
Raleigh, NC
United StatesThe goal is to strengthen our farm-to-fork project in cooperation with other departments of Millbrook High School. Our short term goal is to produce much of our own food for cooking on an edible campus. Long term we hope hope to develop production enough to assist school families in need.
Milton, VT
United StatesOur garden will provide students and community members with a unique opportunity to learn about and explore healthy life-long eating habits.
Minot ME, ME
United StatesThe goal of the project is to expand and better utilize the existing physical resources at the site. In addition increase implementation and use of the exisitng gardens in a broader curricula base then is currently being explored by staff.
Sacramento, CA
United StatesMira Loma serves diverse student population thru International Baccalaureate International Studies and Passport programs. Garden is key to Passport whose at-risk students unique to Mira Loma need added help from teachers as role models advocates academic guides.
Moneta, VA
United StatesThe goal for our garden is to provide each child in second grade with the opportunity to experience growing vegetables and flowers in their own garden space.
San Diego, CA
United StatesThe intention of the garden is to promote healthy eating habits and organic growing practices provide a safe and healthy afterschool space and act as a nexus for intergenerational exchange of agricultural knowledge.
Riverside, CA
United StatesFor the past two years we have been teaching our students families and fellow teachers about sustainability its importance and the need to grow our own food. We have come to realize how small the Earth is and our need to do what we can to have a positive impact on it.
