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Bayboro, NC
United States
The garden will provide hands on experience with meeting the current standard course of study in the area of plants and soils. It will also allow students to develop decision making planning executing and goal setting skills.
Mission Viejo, CA
United StatesThe goal of this project is to provide students with an outdoor classroom that will allow all students an opportunity of hands-on and "real life" experiences.
Oakland, CA
United StatesThe Stonehurst Edible Schoolyard will serve as a living laboratory for school-age children and their parents on the Stonehurst campus.
Canton, GA
United StatesOur goal of a school garden is students will learn where foods really come from and all the elements involved in raising a productive crop. Hydroponics can teach students to grow plants in small spaces using no soil.
Cornelius, OR
United States
We are excited to begin phase one of our garden. To start with we will need to purchase some basic tools and build two raised garden boxes.
Decatur, GA
United StatesThe garden grant will allow our school to further it's existing programs and promote cross curricular learning. Our planned development would allow our elementary and middle school students to work together and build community within the school and beyond.
Savannah, GA
United StatesThe garden is a part of our learning centers for young children who help plant tend and harvest.
Gaithersburg, MD
United StatesThe tabletop gardens and all of our supplies are currently being loaned to us by Green Kids.
Colorado Springs, CO
United StatesWe envision the area surrounding the greenhouse as a vibrant and engaging educational space for our students as well as the community. To that end we hope to expand beyond the greenhouse to include one acre of outdoor production beds areas for student research and dedicated education plots.
Austin, TX
United StatesThis year a team of 8 from Galindo with additional community support has assembled and are committed to working with the community of Galindo to create a community garden.
Newburgh, NY
United StatesThe goal is to create The Healthy Snack Garden. It will provide healthy fruits and vegetables that GAMS students can choose as a healthy alternative. As our school evolves into a K-8 building we will incorporate the Home and Careers classes into the project.
Detroit, MI
United StatesGardening Together is a our program with Emmanuel that will offer youth.a hands on opportunity about: planting healthy foods and preparation to harvest time. The budgeting training benefits their families and create good relationships with adults in their community.
Gardiner, ME
United StatesWe are hoping to greatly expand the GRMS students' exposure to gardening. We would like to use our three newly donated and constructed raised beds to provide hands-on learning across all grades and subjects. The garden produce will supplement the food served in the school cafeteria.
Springfield, VA
United StatesGarfield Elementary aims to expand the school garden to be an outdoor library where students can explore different areas of the curriculum while learning about plants and gardening.
Chicago, IL
United StatesThe goal is give students a hands-on learning environment. They will learn about the life cycle of plants in the classroom and then they will be able to put into practice what they learn. Each grade level will have a different focus from planting seeds to harvesting produce.
Western Springs, IL
United StatesThe grant would make it possible for us to add additional growing beds for community outreach. The beds would be used to create an educational farm stand where students would sell harvested crops to the community of Western Springs as a school fundraiser.
Tempe, AZ
United StatesWe hope to establish Escalante Community Garden as a educational resource for Thew Elementary to supplement their curriculum as well as continuing our work with after school programs.
Sonoma, CA
United StatesOur goal is to continue bringing the children out to the garden to educate about growing vegetables and fruits.
Colorado Springs, CO
United StatesWith our garden we aim to.* provide students an opportunity to grow and eat fresh organic produce..* offer an outdoor classroom for teachers where they can use a hands-on approach in teaching educational standards..* provide an inclusive garden experience for our autistic students and a dedicate
Forest Grove, OR
United States
The goal of this garden is to provide a natural space for student and community learning. Outdoor activities are a crucial part of the place-based school curriculum and students practice garden design botany zoology garden maintenance and harvesting/food preparation in this space.
