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Chattanooga, TN
United States
The 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.
North Haledon, NJ
United StatesOur goal is to develop a protected inner courtyard to enhance student learning across many diverse disciplines. Winding paths among wildflowers will invite reflection reading writing art and music.
Bloomfield Hills, MI
United StatesThe Eastover Gardens are an extension of the classroom are used to bring curriculum to life and provide a real-world context for learning. Students learn about science social studies math and language arts in the gardens. Students also learn about sustainability and nutrition.
Eastport, ME
United StatesThrough the creation of three 4x8 foot raised vegetable beds and expanded composting program we will: deepen and increase student's local food literacy and understanding of healthy foods; empower them with the knowledge of how to use and grow locally available foods and; provide teachers with han
West Vancouver, BC
CanadaWe would like to have a school garden to teach the children about their food the environment their connection to the plant and animal world. We grew "a salad" with an assortment of vegetables in our little strip garden in the past two years.
Chicago, IL
United StatesOur garden will provide an opportunity for students from urban neighborhoods to engage in inquiry-based learning in topics including nutrition ecology and horticulture. It will also provide a basis for instruction on project management team building and allocating resources.
Landover, MD
United StatesDodge Park ES is nestled in an urban community right outside of Washington DC. Most of our children don't enjoy fresh fruit on a consistent basis.
Houston, TX
United States
Our goal with school partner Dodson Elementary is to create a transformative demonstration site centered on growing a healthy and thriving community in the most urban area of Houston.
Maitland, FL
United StatesThe grant will help us expand teaching levels with wider varieties of veggies fruit trees citrus trees vining plants for our pergola (under construction) broader irrigation system not covered with current system. Broader experience of botany culinary and nutrition lessons.
San Ramon, CA
United StatesParticipation Integration Beautification Appreciation are the cornerstones of our garden project closely followed by Innovation Experimentation Observation Reflection.
St. Petersburg, FL
United StatesOur goal each year for our garden club is to educate our students on how plants are grown their needs for survival how to properly care for plants (fruits and vegetables) how to use the fruits and vegetables that we grow in order to eat healthier and how to ultimately grow and maintain their
Milwaukee, WI
United StatesOur Garden goal is to be able to establish a raised bed garden large enough so that the entire student body can participate in all stages of growing organic vegetables.
Santa Rosa, CA
United StatesWe plan to develop a tradition in gardening that weaves all learning modalities into grade level core curriculum as well as teach respect responsibility and reciprocity. The students and families will learn about organic gardening nutrition education recycling and composting.
Roseville, CA
United StatesOur garden was originally built in 1996. Over the years our garden has been neglected and needs extensive work to get it up and running again. We have 6 garden beds these garden beds need to be re-built as the wood is crumbling.
St. Louis, MO
United StatesThis application builds on our programs and addresses identified needs widening the community to be served through new community collaborations increasing availability of locally grown produce and expanding involvement with families in food production for Dunbar Elementary School the city of S
Houston, TX
United StatesOur goal is to stimulate the knowledge and love of gardening and to protect the quality of the environment through the education conservation and involvement in civic responsibilities in our students. 95% of our students live in apartment complexes with no room for gardening.
Baltimore, MD
United StatesWith this grant we will put in a perennial fruit bush orchard. These plants will be managed and maintained by the school and community and the fruit will be distributed to local residents who must currently feed their families without the help of a local grocery store.
West Jordan, UT
United StatesThe grant will fund a garden program for a Montessori school that will taught in a community garden. The school has 12 classrooms;toddlers through the second grade. The garden program will unite the community garden with the Montessori school creating a strong partnership.
Chicago, IL
United StatesTo enhance the garden's sustainability future goals include providing students with materials and equipment to inspire motivation and learning.
Louisville, KY
United StatesGiving each child the opportunity to learn planting growing cycles and food literacy is the goal of Byck's gardens. Our school features both a Waldorf-Inspired.and a Talent Development program; both ways of learning develop artistic and creative knowledge through gardening.
