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Mill Valley, CA
United States
The Mill Valley Children's Garden is a ½-acre edible school garden and outdoor classroom, located on the campus of Edna Maguire Elementary School.
Fort Wayne, IN
United States
The Farmin’ Fun Day Camp provides summer fun for boys and girls ages 4 and older. Activities include environmental exploration, arts and crafts, farming and gardening, animal care, games and much more.
Santa Clara, CA
United States
Washington Open Elementary is a parent participation school. Our garden group consists of parents, teachers, students and community members who support an edible garden.
Los Altos Hills, CA
United States
Hidden Villa is a nonprofit educational organization that uses its organic farm, wilderness, and community to teach and provide opportunities to learn about the environment and social justice.
Austin, TX
United States
Every elementary student attends gardening class once per week, which are led by our on-staff Gardening Teacher, Scott Dubois. Our gardening classes focus on cultivating ecoliteracy, good nutrition, mindfulness, and persistence.
Brooklyn, NY
United States
Edible Schoolyard NYC partners with public schools to transform the hearts, minds, and eating habits of young New Yorkers.
Santa Cruz, CA
United States
Life Lab is a national leader in farm- and garden-based education. At the Life Lab Garden Classroom in Santa Cruz, California, we promote experiential learning for all ages through children’s camps, field trips, youth and internship programs, and teacher workshops.
Los Angeles, CA
United States
The Edible Schoolyard at Larchmont Charter Schools
Los Angeles, California
Founded in 2009 as an Edible Schoolyard Affiliate
Lake Placid, NY
United States
Founded in 1921, North Country School and Camp Treetops offers both a seven week camp program for 8-15 year olds, and a progressive fourth through ninth grade curriculum for boarding and day students from dive
Greensboro, NC
United States
Opened to the public in 2010, The Edible Schoolyard includes a half-acre urban, teaching garden and kitchen classroom. We offer hands-on experiences that focus on fresh, seasonal food, wellness, and outdoor play.
Los Angeles, CA
United States
At Woolly School Gardens we help teachers, parents and school staff to implement our garden program at their school, no matter their space or budget.
Healdsburg, CA
United StatesWest Side School is a small, rural school in northern Sonoma County, about two miles outside the city of Healdsburg. Nestled in an agricultural valley 70 miles north of San Francisco, California, the District’s name derived from being located on the “west side” of the Russian River.
Encinitas, CA
United States
Paul Ecke Central Elementary, established in 1927, is one of 9 elementary schools in the Encinitas Union School District. Our school serves 535 students from Kindergarten to 6th grade.
Miami Shores, FL
United StatesThe Barry University Environmental Sustainability Team is piloting a community garden on its main campus. Students, professors, and staff members are working on their raised beds. Plans are made to expand the community garden to an acre site.
Bisbee, AZ
United States
The Greenway Youth Garden began in 2009 with parent volunteers focused on creating a garden on the ground of Greenway Elementary School. Through long hard hours and donated materials the garden popped up on the South East side of the school.
Tucson, AZ
United States
**Due to debt issues, Tuscon Unified School District has made budget cuts and closures to smaller schools with low enrollment numbers and low test scores in the district. Unfortunately, Menlo Park Elementary will be closing at the end of the 2013 school year.
Istanbul İstanbul
Turkey
Enka kitchen was set up in 2020 to introduce students to a multidisciplinary class where food is used as a lens and an invitation to read the world around them. We want to creatively develop skills and knowledge required to improve or strengthen healthy eating habits.
Know, Sow, Grow is a set of six garden-based activities and lessons geared towards teaching the basics of plant parts and processes, emphasizing garden vocabulary and observation. The lessons include leading students through hands-on activities practicing basic gardening skills.
