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Guttenberg, IA
United States
We have a school garden created by our FCCLA and FFA teams. This year, we want to bring in elementary students to help plant and learn about the garden. We also want to contribute more produce to our school lunch program and our school snack carts.
Monona, IA
United States
We started our school garden many years ago, and use curriculum to help 1st and 2nd graders learn about plants and food. We use our garden produce to make Stone Soup, Ratatouille, and other delicious foods that are accompanied by stories.
Wilmington, NC
United States
The Rachel Freeman Elementary School garden program is focused on introducing and improving students' access to fresh fruits and vegetables.
Wilmington, NC
United StatesThe Snipes Academy School Garden program revolves around teaching our students about fruits and vegetables and improving their access to healthy food. Our program benefits third graders, who are instructed in the garden by their teachers and FoodCorps Service Member.
Warrenton, NC
United States
Students benefit from our school garden in the classroom and after school. First and fourth grade students use the garden through every stage to grow plants and use the produce for classroom cooking. Our fifth graders also tend the garden every other week with Culinary Club.
Warrenton, NC
United StatesNorth Carolina Cooperative Extension partners with communities to deliver education and technology that enrich the lives, land and economy of North Carolinians.
Des Moines, IA
United States
Carver Community School created their garden in the spring of 2012. Ray Meylor, of Pheasants Forever, and Ms. Hogan, second grade teacher at Carver, helped Des Moines FoodCorps break ground in April. Parents also supported the garden by trading watering duties for ownership of 4 raised beds.
Warrenton, NC
United StatesOur school garden is brand new this spring, 2013! Our garden coordinator is a first grade teacher, and she is working with Farm Bureau and our county's FoodCorps Service Member to develop the space and involve different classes and grade levels.
Des Moines, IA
United States
The garden was established the spring of 2012 my consumer science teacher, Ms. Friest. Goodrell Middle School helps students connect with their inner chef and gardener. Throughout the year students participate in a after school program entitled Dig In! .
Norwich, CT
United States
This is a service site with the national program FoodCorps.
Tuba City, AZ
United States
The Johns Hopkins Center for American Indian Health (JHCAIH) is implementing a science-based Edible School Garden curriculum with for 3rd-5th grade classes that addresses a rising trend of obesity and diabetes on the reservation.
Gardiner, ME
United States
Thousands of young Americans have dedicated themselves to reforming the food chain, from field to table, and of all the programs that have emerged to channel that energy and idealism, FoodCorps is the most inspiring. - Michael Pollan, Author
New Hampton, IA
United States
This fall was our second year of our garden program. Our garden reaches K-8 every student in multiple ways.
Decorah, IA
United States
Luther College is proud to produce local foods in several on- and off-campus locations. Student workers tend to our production gardens over the summer. We also have two on-campus edible landscapes, a "Walk Around the World" diversity garden and an Edible Landscape near Valders Hall of Science.
Ennis, MT
United States
This is a service site with the national program FoodCorps.
Postville, IA
United States
The Postville Community Garden is a beautiful and sprawling space dedicated to bring people from diverse backgrounds together to grow their own food. About a third of the garden is grown for and by students from Postville Community School District.
Elgin, IA
United States
The Valley Elementary School gardens were created to both beautify the campus and provide learning opportunities for all students. All students, preschool-5th grade participate in the planting, cultivation, and harvesting of the gardens.
Oelwein, IA
United States
The Oelwein High School high tunnel is run by the local FFA Chapter. Produce from the high tunnel is sold to the school cafeteria and used at Oelwein's annuual Harvest Fest.
Oelwein, IA
United States
Wings Park Elementary installed several vegetables raised beds the Summer of 2012. Students in grades 2-5 plant, tend, and harvest these vegetables. Produce is used in the annual Oelwein Harvest Fest.
Waterloo, IA
United States
People's Garden Grant installed a garden here in spring 2012. In conjunction with this garden, there are classes on gardening and cooking with garden produce.
