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Manassas Park, VA
United States
The goal for the Manassas Park Middle School garden is to become an outdoor living classroom. The garden will be accessible to all students and can be integrated across the curriculum. A grant would allow the school garden to be succesfully implemented in it's first year.
Pittsburgh, PA
United StatesWith this grant we hope to transform our small garden into a living laboratory supported and appreciated by the whole school.
Maplewood, MO
United States
On the edge of St. Louis, Missouri, the Maplewood Righmond Heights kitchen garden grows food for the public school district's Seed to Table cafeteria program. High school interns work the garden 8 months of the year, overseen by a staff member.
Los Angeles, CA
United StatesWe have two goals with this proposal: 1) expand the Growing Great (growinggreat.org) curriculum to 4th graders; and 2) enhance the supporting gardens. Growing Great is a non-profit garden and nutrition education organization dedicated to inspiring individuals to adopt healthy lifestyles.
Washington, DC
United StatesMarie Reed Elementary - Garden goals.1) Give students a first gardening experience..2) Help them learn first-hand about production of food and nutrition..3) Use the garden as a place for the hands-on learning of math science and other disciplines..4) Create awareness of the disappearing habitat
Cape Coral, FL
United StatesThe goal of our garden is to help educate students on their understanding of the nutritional aesthetic environmental and therapeutic values of horticulture.
Columbus, OH
United StatesThis grant will allow our students to learn about various plants and how they grow. It will provide hands on experiences for children allowing them to grow their own vegetables and to share this experience with the community. We want to create 6 small gardens one for each grade K - 5.
Aberdeen, NJ
United StatesOur goal through this garden is to foster independence in our special education students. With this garden they can apply and generalize the academic skills they have learned in class. This will help them become contributing members of our community.
Anthony, NM
United StatesIt will make possible that children in a low income low resource community have the opportunity to continue to learn about where their food comes from how delicious healthy food can be and how easy it is to grow it at a place where they go learn everyday already.
Raleigh, NC
United StatesThis garden grant will enable us to expand our current gardening program at Longview making it more relevant to student needs for practical job training and useful for a wider range of Longview students.
Chicago, IL
United StatesOur garden goal is to create a green space that serves as a model for our students and their families. This grant will give us the ability to grow a variety of vegetables and herbs. Students will engage in hands-on learning as they grow and harvest plants.
Baton Rouge, LA
United StatesOur overall goal is to educate the ULS students & community about the benefits of gardening & encourage healthier lifestyle choices.
Missoula, MT
United States
The goal of the Lowell School garden is to provide an outdoor classroom where our students can learn a variety of topics ranging from nutrition to science, language arts to community service.
Lower Brule, SD
United StatesDiabetes dependence upon commodities and the NAHA truck for food is rampant on the Reservation and is crippling us. It is not uncommon for a "meal" to consist of a power drink or pop and a bag of chips. Our goal is to turn this around and return to eating whole real food.
Ambler, PA
United StatesThe garden at Lower Gwynedd Elementary one garden within the Wissahickon Garden Program. The program seeks to create a holistic tangible paradigm shift in our learning community towards sustainable "green" living healthy eating and mindful consumption of our food.
Denver, CO
United StatesMile High Montessori has 6 sites with the opportunity to garden. Some sites have gardens that are not integrated into the program some sites have no garden.
Bedford, MA
United States
To continue providing fresh food to local pantries and others in need involve more students staff and parents in the garden provide at least 1 item for the school cafeteria and grow abundant healthy and strong vegetables we will use the funds for soil amendments seedlings curriculum labor tools a
Philadelphia, PA
United StatesHPC plans to assemble and install an indoor growing lab at Munoz to showcase indoor gardening and seed starting techniques in order to enhance the teachers ability to meet science-based academic standards.
Bellingham, WA
United StatesSchool gardens increase nutrition awareness environmental awareness academic achievement life skills and community building.
Coconut Creek, FL
United StatesOur hope to construct student plots will allow all science classrooms to teach the value of growing fresh vegetables. Students will be able to make observations and collect data learn the health benefits to eating vegetables and analyze their results to improve on their next harvest.
