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Lafayette, IN
United States
We are a small charter school in central Indiana. Currently, 90 kids in K-2 are involved in the gardens project. Classes have their own raised beds and have weekly garden lessons with a volunteer instructor. Our program, which doubled in size, is in its second year.
Ithaca, NY
United StatesI am a parent volunteer who works with students at my son's (and soon my daughter's) elementary school in the school community garden. My husband and I (and some parent/teacher volunteers) started the garden 3 years ago.
Burlington, VT
United StatesThe UVM Farmer Training Program is a 6-month intensive program (May 2 -October 31, 2012) for aspiring farmers and food systems advocates that provides a hands-on, skill-based education in sustainable agriculture.
Carrollton, VA
United States
I'm interested in starting an edible schoolyard to incorporate into homeschooling my daughters and as a way to connect with and educate our community in organic gardening. I need help with ideas of HOW to get started.
Laguna Beach, CA
United States
SEEDS Arts and Education, Inc. is a non-profit organization, based in Laguna Beach, CA, committed to the advancement of children’s education by funding programs in the arts, sciences, and humanities.
Austin, MN
United StatesOur program began last year after a vision of helping kids in our community connect fresh food to good health by growing their own vegetables and then cooking them outside in an outdoor classroom.
Palo Alto, CA
United States
One of the cornerstones of the developmentally based education at Ohlone Elementary School is the Ohlone Farm, which provides a place where children can interact with and learn about nature.
El Cajon, CA
United States
When trying to take care of our garden during the school day became too difficult, I decided to see if there was interest in an after-school Garden Club. Last year, I had forty 4th and 5th graders who came after school to work in our school gardens. We made cole slaw with our cabbage, sampled v
Walpole, MA
United StatesGEF is calling on schools and groups to join the largest youth gardening initiative! <br><br>
Murfreesboro, TN
United StatesThe Extended School Program of Murfreesboro City Schools (MCS) is developing a gardening program at 3 schools this sping. The program has 3 funding sources: a grant from Middle Tennessee State University (MTSU), Pillsbury, and the Soil Conservation Service.
Nantucket, MA
United States
Sustainable Nantucket is a non-profit organization that is cultivating a healthy Nantucket by building a better local food system which in turn means a stronger economy for the island.
Santa Monica, CA
United StatesTree Media Foundation's / Urban Roots call to action is to put farms in schools. Across the nation, schools cover large areas of land that are often covered in asphalt.
Rohnert Park, CA
United StatesSonoma State University (SSU) has an active commitment to sustainability, in both its infrastructure and academic programs. Instilling a sense of environmental stewardship in students has increasingly taken place in a living lab, Copeland Creek, which crosses campus.
Murfreesboro, TN
United StatesLeaves for Learning is a program fueled by our students wanting academics taken outside the walls of a classroom. They used an abandoned frog pond, already on our campus, as the spring board for what it has turned into today. Today we have several vegetable raised beds, flowers beds, herb gard
Cohasset, MA
United StatesThe Friends of Holly Hill Farm is the non-profit education center based at Holly Hill Farm in Cohasset, MA. Holly Hill Farm is a certified organic vegetable, flower, and herb farm with just under 4 acres under cultivation. The farm sells to the public and to a few local restaurants. I
