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Brooklyn, NY
United States
The garden at PS323 is a 7,500 ft2 mini-farm build and administered by a seperate non-profit, Student Farm Project. The Project is located in Brownsville, Brooklyn.
Salem, OR
United States
Cutivating Curiosity is a Farm to School Program started at McKinley Elementary school in Salem in partnership with our parent-teacher club. We are just starting on our goal of promoting healthy, local eating to students and raising their awareness of where our food comes from.
Chicago, IL
United States
CICS - Irving Park Elementary School is a Chicago Public School Charter School. We are located on the northwest side of Chicago in the Irving Park neighborhood. 70% of our students receive free or reduced fee lunch. Our school is 70% Latino.
Redlands, CA
United States
The Grove School is a Montessori public charter school in Redlands which is located in San Bernardino County in California. Grove serves students from 7th to 12th grade. Grove is unique in that it is the only public Montessori school in the US with a working farm.
Lacombe, AB
CanadaFriends of Our Greenhouse (FOG) association is a group of individuals that provides advice, training, in kind support and financial support to the greenhouse at Lacombe Composite High School. The community shares in responsibilities & benefits.
Anchorage, AK
United StatesThe Chugach Optional Elementary Garden Club is an after-school program in grades 3 -6. The purpose of the garden club is to provide students with the opportunity to participate in as many aspects of gardening as possible. It's goal is to offer students hands-on experiences that extend from the
phoenix, AZ
United StatesDesert Garden Montessori is a private school in Phoenix, AZ and we have an organic lunch program along with a small garden program that all children in school can participate in. We believe in taking care of the earth and helping children connect to the outside world through gardening and compos
Bakersfield, CA
United StatesI am a 7th grade Science teacher at Earl Warren Junior High School in Bakersfield, CA. In fact, some of my students that will be coming to my classroom in the Fall 2012, will have come from Buena Vista Elementary School that currently has an Edible Garden!
Sunnyvale, CA
United States
Eleven acres of year round farm and garden open to the public. Visit www.fullcirclesunnyvale.org for hours, list of programs, services, and products.
Charlotte, NC
United StatesCatawba River District has two goals: 1 - develop a sustainable regional vision and 2-create a network of schoolyard gardens (currently 6 - targetign 11) imbedded with STEM (science technology engineering and math) curriculum, connected to a CSA (community supported agriculture) program to suppor
Charleston, SC
United StatesThe JIES Beacon Experience Garden will educate students to cherish their health, wellness and environment. The garden will provide fresh fruit and vegetables to students and their families and encourage and educated them to be successful in planting and maintain a home garden.
Richmond, VA
United StatesThe St. Catherine's community garden is a place where the entire school can either work together or as classes.
Lebanon, OR
United States
Planting Seeds of Change
Improving the Health of Our Community through
An Edible Educational Endeavor
About Planting Seeds of Change
Claremont, CA
United States
The San Antonio High School Food Justice program is a hands-on, interdisciplinary class focused on building community around sustainable food. Since the fall of 2010, students have planted, maintained, and harvested over 3,200 square feet of raised bed gardens.
Towson, MD
United StatesWe are a small university Lab school, with students aged 2 years to 5 years. We are promoting the use of a vegetable garden and environmental emergent curriculum. Seed to table explorations.
Rocky Mount, VA
United States
We are a large high school with a rural population. Our county ranks 2nd in VA for Dairy production. Within the past few years, our food service department has been working with local farmers who provide produce and beef to the school.
Corona, CA
United States
Cultivating Dreams is a student-run nonprofit organization that oversees an organic garden inside the California Institution for Women (CIW), a prison in Corona, CA. The garden is maintained through the collective effort of the women inside and volunteers from the Claremont College community.
Claremont, CA
United StatesCrossroads, Inc. is a six month residential program for women transitioning out of prison. The women in the program live in the two Crossroads houses in Claremont while completing the Crossroads curriculum.
St. Marks, FL
United StatesCurrently our garden is small, with a variety of edibles and flowers. I would like to expand our program to feed our school and eventually, have an organic farmer's market run by the students. We have a wonderful master gardener volunteer, and community support.
Solvang, CA
United StatesWe are a brand new lunch program that is reforming the old school re-heated foods into farm fresh organic fruits and vegetables. Through donations from the Orfalea Foundation of Santa Barbara, Ca we have built a full service kitchen that is feeding 350-400 student each day. We have a farm glean
