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Denver, CO
United States
Our garden will create meaningful relationships between students and food. It is.important for kids to know where their food comes from who grows it and how to.prepare it.
Golden, CO
United StatesGarden Leaders: Leslie Altman and Scott Evans – lesliealtman@me.com and scott@opinionmeter.com
Denver, CO
United States3440 West Virginia Avenue
Adam Kuperman – adam.kuperman@ucdenver.edu
Centennial, CO
United StatesGarden Leader: Christine Anderson – canderson@lps.k12.co.us
Miami, FL
United States
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We teach underserved children to cook wholesome & affordable meals because we believe that through our cooking classes we can help prevent childhood obesity and reverse the trend of generations of non-cookers, while celebrating our cultural differences.
Washington D.C., DC
United StatesAbout
We teach underserved children to cook wholesome & affordable meals because we believe that through our cooking classes we can help prevent childhood obesity and reverse the trend of generations of non-cookers, while celebrating our cultural differences.
Los Angeles, CA
United StatesAbout
We teach underserved children to cook wholesome & affordable meals because we believe that through our cooking classes we can help prevent childhood obesity and reverse the trend of generations of non-cookers, while celebrating our cultural differences.
Chicago, IL
United States
The Miles Davis Magnet Academy Learning Garden includes raised vegetable beds, butterfly and rain gardens and a native plants area.
Riverside, CA
United States
Our mission is to nurture the KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS and VALUES essential to sustainable living in and out of school. We do this by exploring the connections between Classroom, Lunchroom & School Garden with children ages 5 to 18. Our community is our classroom and precious resource.
Richmond, VA
United States
We are the first Elementary Charter School in the State of Virginia!
Evamston, IL
United States
The Dawes School Garden of Eatin' project focuses on educating children about healthy food choices. Through growing and harvesting vegetables themselves, and then coming together for tastings, our students learn where food comes from and to appreciate the joys of fresh produce.
Jacksonville, FL
United States
Aquaponics Community Garden cultivated by the Agriscience and Biotechnology Academy at Frank H. Peterson in Duval County. The initiative will also include vertical gardens to add beauty and functionality to food in your close vicinity, shaping the school, students, and community!
Bradenton Fl, FL
United States
Center Montessori has had a school garden cultivated organically for almost 20 years. Currently we have 8 raised beds and numerous earth boxes and container garden boxes throughout the school.
San Francisco, CA
United States
Acre Gourmet works with local purveyors to cook healthy, sustainable food on-site at schools in the Bay Area. We design and manage distinctive on-site lunch programs with the goal of integrating the school community and delicious, heathy food.
Point Arena, CA
United StatesI work for the Mendocino County Youth Project in Point Arena, CA. I have a group of Middle School aged student who would love to get involved in an after school garden program that promotes healthy organic choices that help create healthy bodies.
Raleigh, NC
United States
The Powell GT Magnet gardens and outdoor classrooms are educational spaces and part of our initiative to create a local food system that is based on community empowerment through education.
