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Santa Fe, NM
United States
The Village Sage garden is to be part of a greater collective of community-powered gardens in this neighborhood working in conjuction with nearby Capital High School to incorporate an off-campus outdoor classroom for student volunteers who will take part in developing a garden in their community
Washington, DC
United StatesOur goal is to expand our gardens reduce asphalt and more fully incorporate the gardens into the curriculum for all of our students.
Espanola, NM
United StatesThrough cultural sensitivity and community awareness program development will incorporate the dual language model and provide students with age appropriate curriculum related to environmental education and local agricultural practices.
Carmel, IN
United StatesOur goals for the garden are threefold. First it will provide students in the district's 15 schools a place to participate in the miracle of growing food an experience many do not get at home.
Carson City, NV
United StatesA very exciting component of the project is that the garden will be mostly run by youth; middle and high school and special needs program kids.
Everett, WA
United States
Our goal is to grow organic food for the community. After clearing cleaning and fixing the greenhouses we will plant seeds and raise food crops learning sustainable agriculture and science concepts in a unique environment.
Detroit, MI
United StatesThe garden goal is to implement a sustainable rain catchment system at each of our garden sites. This will improve our ability to ensure that our garden is adequately watered and this will also improve our ability to engage community stakeholders at the garden.
Houston, TX
United StatesRFS puts children in touch with their food from seed to plate. The Recipe Gardens provide the cornerstone of the interdisciplinary nutritional learning activities featured in Seed-to-Plate Nutrition Education.
Tempe, AZ
United StatesThe goals are: to create and sustain a dynamic outdoor setting for classroom instruction in science math environmental studies nutrition and art; to provide a meeting place for the Broadmor community to share ideas and work together in the design planting and harvesting of plants/food; and to
Jackson, MS
United States14. The goal of the Brown Elementary Garden is to provide each student the opportunity to plant tend to harvest and eat produce that they have grown in order to increase awareness about healthy living options.
Denver, CO
United StatesThis grant will allow us to purchase and install a drip irrigation system to the vermiculture community plots which will increase the yield and reduce the water uses. It will also pay stipends to two youth Farmers-in-Training for three months.
Charlotte, NC
United StatesOur garden goal is twofold. First our goal is to provide our students and their families with the knowledge and skills needed to make healthy living choices in their daily activities and meals.
Santa Rosa, CA
United StatesChildren learn through experience. The experience is enhanced when it is combined with practical knowledge. The goal of this project is to connect the classroom lesson on the amazing transformation seeds make as they grow with tangible hands-on outdoor experience.
Columbus, OH
United StatesThe goal for our garden is to grow into a large school/community garden that will serve as an outdoor classroom that will enhance our students learning in the fields of math science and social studies.Our hope is that the students to gain a connectedness to nature and feel good about growing foo
Buckfield, ME
United StatesThe 21st century Grant funds are mostly depleted so the School needs funds to keep the Garden alive and sustainable. I would like to see some high tunnel hoop houses installed to extend the growing season. I would like to see an early summer harvest dinner.
Charlottesville, VA
United States
Our goal is for every Charlottesville City School student to experience garden-related programming as a part of his/her core classes tailored to meet the specific needs and interests of each school.
Charlottesville, VA
United States
Our goal is for every Charlottesville City School student to experience garden-related programming as a part of his/her core classes tailored to meet the specific needs and interests of each school.
Grand Rapids, MI
United StatesWith our garden grants we hope to expand current community gardens to implement garden and nutritiion education in local elementary schools as well as build new school gardens for schools that do not benefit from community gardens and show interest in building their own garden.
Burlington, VT
United StatesOur garden goals include but are not limited to: growing our own fruits and vegetables learning new skills while working as a team improving Literacy Math and Science skills making healthy food choices while reaching out to our school community sharing knowledge as well as food and having f
Logan, UT
United StatesThe goal of the Cache High School Garden is to give students healthy options for lunches the opportunity to take produce home with them the opportunity to learn about the produce that they are growing and also to provide them with skills of how to incorporate their products into tasty home-pre
