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Burlington, VT
United States
Our 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
Escondido, CA
United StatesWith 100% of our school population eligible for free or reduced lunch our students and their families are in need of economical healthy food sources. The primary goal of the Cajon Valley Kids Garden project is to teach youth gardening techniques they can use at home and in their adult life.
Hillsborough, NC
United StatesWe will bring our entire curriculum to life by incorporating plant-based learning. We will foster respect for the natural world through the investigative nurturing act of gardening and will blend hands-on learning with curriculum standards.
Blue Bell, PA
United StatesThe garden at Blue Bell Elementary one garden within the Wissahickon Garden Program. The program seeks to create a holistic tangible paradigm shift in our learning community towards sustainable "green" living healthy eating and mindful consumption of our food.
Littleton, CO
United States
The garden will: provide students the opportunity to grow and eat fresh produce expose students to hands-on environmental education enhance the curriculum by connecting it to the natural world offer parents and community residents the opportunity to engage the school community and develop a progr
Blue Ridge, GA
United StatesOur school gardens will be used as outdoor classroom that feature lessons on agriculture nutrition environment & plant & animal ecosystems.The lessons will be closely aligned with GA professional education standards.We will use gardens to help close the disconnect between children of t
Standish, 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.
North Little Rock, AR
United StatesGoal is to work with with at risk youth in elementary and high school to create a sustainable farm that will serves as an engine for a community based food system in area that has been designated as a food desert.
Tucson, AZ
United StatesOur garden has served to help children learn about where food comes from how to plant tend to and care for edible plants and the life cycles involved tending to gardens and caring for chickens.
Jamaica Plain, MA
United StatesThe Learning Garden will support the BTU's innovative educational approach by providing experiential opportunities for scholars to connect life cycle science with healthy sustainable living.
Goleta, CA
United StatesThe grant would enable and assist in funding our Garden Program Educator to continue teaching in an economy where funding is scarce. Seed money has enabled an amazing garden and outdoor classroom to be set up and accessible to the students.
PALM BEACH GARDENS, FL
United States
Our garden is presently growing an extensive array of vegetables and fruit and has been sustainable since 2010.
Pompano Beach, FL
United StatesTo create a sensory garden within an urban setting for students with severe disabilities. To provide them with an opportunity to taste smell touch and see things that most have mot experienced and are a result of their labor.
Atlanta, GA
United StatesUltimately we would like to see students involved in learning through the completion of their high school years.
Cleveland, OH
United StatesThe primary goal of the partnership between the Master Gardeners and the 4th grade teachers is to establish a hands-on gardening experience for 4th grade students which would help the children: Develop and expand an appreciation for life and living processes Experience the wonder beauty and jo
Glendale, CA
United States
The Labor of Love Sustainability Curriculum Expansion (LLSCE) will introduce new hands-on education components to the SPROUTS Garden at BFEM such as:.1. Meet demand for SPROUTS by increasing student access hours x 2 per student every week.2.
New Haven, CT
United StatesA WKF grant would leverage the investment of time resources and ingenuity that were expended by the Jepson community in the design and installation of our raised bed garden. We already have the infrastructure in place and have shown great initiative in installing a garden.
Washington, DC
United StatesThe grant will provide salary support for a school garden coordinator at Stoddert Elementary. This position is critical to ensure that the newly installed garden is meeting its potential as an educational tool for the students and as a valuable gateway for healthy food habits.
Rocky Mount, NC
United StatesCreate raised beds part of an outdoor classroom featuring a sensory garden and a cool weather vegetable garden. Sensory garden: lamb's ear lemon balm mint rosemary oregano dill fennel lavender and sage. Vegetable garden: lettuces spinach potatoes onions.
