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Marlton, NJ
United States
The DeMasi family would like to create a school garden where all of our children and their families can participate in learning how to build plant care for and harvest fruits and vegetables in a safe organic sustainable way.
Los Angeles, CA
United StatesThe goal of our garden project is to foster the reconnection of our students to the land as the source of their food. We will teach our students to be advocates for healthy eating by learning to prepare the foods they grow through first-hand gardening experience.
San Diego, CA
United StatesStudents live in urban area. 59% are English learners parents have limited English. School is 100% free breakfast and lunch. Poor nutrition affordable food are concerns.
Franklin, NH
United StatesThe main goal of this garden is to give students of many ages the opportunity to work hands on with plants and soil.
Los Altos, CA
United StatesOur goal is to 'complete'(of course gardens are never really complete!) the educational edible gardens at all 9 schools so that every classroom has garden space for their lessons and to equip each school site with tools they need to maintain their gardens.
Santa Barbara, CA
United StatesOur goal is to have a vibrant garden to provide opportunities in gardening nutrition and to integrate curricula for each grade to enhance students' learning experiences. This grant will make it possible for that learning to happen now instead of several years from now.
Washington, DC
United StatesThe goal of this project is to create viable lesson plans that integrate the garden into all subject areas. All of the workshops will be based on the theme of the classrooms and integrate the Common Core Standards in Language Arts and/or Math.
Berwyn, IL
United StatesThe main goal of the school garden is to improve Berwyn's eating habits. We hope the garden will infect the local community by first teaching kids life lessons about healthy eating nutrition and the varied benefits of whole foods over processed foods.
Erie, KS
United StatesOur school gardens serves as living classrooms or outdoor laboratories where our fourth and fifth grade children can apply academic subjects such as natural sciences mathematics languages and even fine arts.
Goodyear, AZ
United StatesGenerally we want our students to become more aware of healthy food choices and the importance of eating properly. Individual teachers and departments will use the garden with a more specific focus.
Tulsa, OK
United States
Our goal is to empower students to become agents of change in their communities. We believe that the experience of working in the garden and the many skills developed including problem-solving future-thinking teamwork hard work etc.
Dallas, TX
United StatesThe school garden will allow parents teachers and students to take classroom learning outside allow the students to see first-hand how real life experiences and classroom learning connect give students and teachers shared experiences that they can build upon allow students to connect to the ea
Aurora, CO
United StatesExcelsior Youth Center's ultimate goal in terms of the garden is to foster an interest in science horticulture and green industries that will serve our at risk students during and well beyond their stay with us by promoting academic achievement and creating career possibilities for them.
Fairfield, AL
United StatesThe goal of the school garden is to create an environment that supports healthy eating and active living for the Fairfield Community. This school-based initiative will set the community in motion to take an active role in addressing their obesity rates.
Nanaimo, BC
Canada
The Community Roots Food Garden at Fairview Community School features 15 raised vegetable beds along with a mixed native, fruit and berry garden. Nanaimo Foodshare provides weekly garden classes for students from K-5 to learn about growing, maintaining and harvesting fresh healthy food.
Winston-Salem, NC
United StatesOur program serves 550 children and their families at or below poverty level. Goals are to teach our families self-sufficiency good nutrition and counter the high incidence of childhood diabetes. We serve approx. 40 homeless families;we will provide them fruits/vegetables.
Yemassee, SC
United StatesOur school garden goal will be an extension pf our current gardening activities.Students will plant vegetable garden work extensively in the greenhouse and begin composting and recycling activities. The school will use this project to help channel students energy in a constructive way.
Randolph, NJ
United StatesPhase II Fernbrook Indoor Student Center for Horticulture (FISCH) will give students hands-on gardening opportunities and heighten their awareness of nature.
Mississauga, ON
Canada
Our gardening goal is to increase access to fresh healthy food food growing spaces and food education in our community. Two challenges that our partner schools face with independent gardens are teacher time and summer maintenance.
HAlifax, NS
CanadaBy the time each child has left our elementary school in Grade 6 they will have planted a seed harvested a vegetable and will have prepared and eaten a meal using food from the garden.
