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HAlifax, NS
Canada
By 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.
Saco, ME
United StatesOur current planning efforts are focused on ensuring that our programs remain of the highest quality even while we increase the number of students served and the number of programs we provide.
Maplewood, MN
United States
Mission:
To promote education, nutrition and environmental stewardship with the Edgerton School and Neighboring Community
Vancouver, BC
CanadaWith the support of staff families and students another school in the West 1 CST's area has selected to increase awareness and promote active involvement around environmental issues as its goal this year.
steep falls, ME
United StatesThe 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.
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.
Omaha, NE
United StatesLast year our students planted maintained and harvested 3 raised garden beds. With the support of this grant we will be adding an additional 5 raised beds made out of old donated tractor tires with plans for a 6th additional area.
Gastonia, NC
United StatesThe projects that will be undertaken with the grant money will also reach volunteers and parents strengthening the school community and the sustainability of the school garden program.
Los Angeles, CA
United States
Our goals are to:.1. Educate elementary students about the importance of fruits and vegetables.2. Energize and excite them about produce.3. Introduce fresh produce into the diets of students and their families.4.
Tigard, OR
United StatesGrant funds would be used to renovate the Durham Education Center garden; allow students to grow produce for lunch and make the connection between planting eating and local food security issues.
Clinton, TN
United StatesDutch Valley Elementary School has greatly benefited from our Wetlands Project. Students are not only learning about life and its extremely complex make-up they are watching it happen in these wetland areas. We would like to extend this project by adding a vegetable garden!
Durham, NC
United StatesE.K. Powe respectfully requests support for the construction of infrastructure for the Peace Garden to create a permanent outdoor classroom space.
Nashville, TN
United StatesTeach students about connection between everyday food choices and community health environment and themselves.
Marietta, GA
United StatesOur goals are to: (1) instill a love of nature through active discovery and interdisciplinary learning; (2) impact nutritional and environmental attitudes by planting tending harvesting and eating flowers and vegetables; (3) identify plants and harmful and helpful insects; (4) share our harvest
Tillamook, OR
United StatesOur goal is to strengthen our community through increased self-reliance and volunteer engagement by involving teachers students their families and community in garden food production nutrition education and food system educational activities.
Portland, ME
United StatesOur goals are to intensify our use of the garden to grow more healthy food for students and to provide more students with opportunities to participate in the garden in a hands-on manner.
Whiteriver, AZ
United States
Once a week, each class has a half an hour garden class.
Gloucester, MA
United States
All K-5 students have two complete seed-to-fork experiences every year: Fall Harvest Day and spring Salad Days.
East Hampton, NY
United StatesThe East Hampton High School Sustainable Garden will be an educational setting that provides hands-on learning to students in an outdoor environment.
Chattanooga, TN
United StatesThe goal of building and maintaining gardens for East Lake Elementary school is to help incorporate science waste reduction growing food for consumption and healthy eating habits.
