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Lynn, MA
United States
The Ingalls garden has been a tool for learning and interaction but one key feature it lacks is amenities to make the learning experience more fun and successful.
Norfolk, VA
United StatesThe program will provide a platform for developing life skills and team building. The students will enhnace self-esteem learn/practice communication skills. This program will help build gross and fine motors skills. The program will promote healthy eating habits and help decrease stress.
Chicago, IL
United StatesThe project goal is to teach students to be environmental stewards while learning strong science skills. The project will develop native organic gardens beginning as seedlings in the classroom and then planting on school property resulting in high quality native organic gardens.
Interlochen, MI
United StatesThis grant will enable students and teachers to share food in meaningful ways that build relationships and emotional connections using garden harvested or farm-fresh local food.
Chicago, IL
United StatesIrma C. Ruiz Elementary has a long-standing investment and interest in the landscaping gardening and maintenance of our campus at 2410 South Leavitt in Chicago's Pilsen/Little Village community.
Athens, OH
United StatesThese grants will make it possible for the youth and residents in the Trimble and Nelsonville communities learn self-sufficiency skills concerning their food supplies.
Kent, OH
United StatesOur goal is for students to eat more fresh food understand where it comes from and know its health benefits. We will also create a welcoming outdoor learning environment and connect students and teachers with the garden in all curriculum areas.
Alexandria, VA
United StatesOur goal is and continues to be providing authentic education through real world experiences in school. The working gardens have resulted in significant student achievement gains in math & science especially for our at-risk students.
steep falls, ME
United States13. The goal of the school gardens is to teach students where their food comes from and how to grow it sustainably. The gardens serve as outdoor learning labs where students can learn through hands-on experiences that draw on a variety of subject matter.
darien, CT
United StatesOur goal is to reach our students through a hands on learning experience. The students will experience first hand how the earth is connected to their everyday life. The school will come together to learn work grow harvest and share food.
McKinney, TX
United StatesOur goal is the revitilize the garden with new found support through partnerships within our community. We have recently formed a garden committee with a few master gardeners and other community garderns on it.
Schaumburg, IL
United StatesThe Hoover Math & Science Academy has had strong success with the original garden that we created a year and a half ago. It has been successful because of the numerous volunteers that we have on a daily basis.
Aliquippa, PA
United States
Our garden goal is to create a beautiful soup garden for the students and to share the bounty of the garden with two local Meals on Wheels organizations in the community. A secondary goal is to cultivate education while cultivating a school garden.
Coventry, RI
United States
Creating raised vegetable garden beds at our school is helping us to learn about ecosystems in the real world, to learn about gardening and where produce comes from, and to have fresh produce for our lunch room.
Newport Beach, CA
United StatesThrough the process of planning planting maintaining and harvesting the crops students become actively involved in learning about the foods they eat enhancing healthy eating choices.
Portland, ME
United StatesIn the next year we hope to increase the garden-student interaction time and garden yield by extending the season by making PVC garden covers and providing a seeding system and grow box for each classroom.
Tucson, AZ
United StatesThis grant will allow our students to learn how to grow fruits and vegetables with a Woolly School Garden from planting the seed to harvesting the fruits of their labor. The garden will give us fresh healthy food for the kids to taste and take home.
Joliet, IL
United StatesOur garden goal is to teach our students and community the old proverb: Give a person a fish and you feed them for the day. Teach them hot to fish and you feed them for a life time.
Ester, AK
United StatesThe goal is to maintain a food production focused school garden which serves as an educational resource during the school year and a source of food for the community during the summer to engage the community surrounding each school by hosting a weekly farm stand and offering Student Gardener led
San Antonio, TX
United StatesPrograms such as ours are vital in the fight against childhood overweight and obesity. To teach children about the importance of sustaining a healthy lifestyle we are engaged in a city-wide effort to create and maintain community gardens.
