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St. Louis, MO
United States
EarthDance sustainably grows food, farmers, and community, one small farm at a time, through hands-on education and delicious experiences. Earth Dance is an organic farm school offering a five-month part-time Farm & Garden Apprenticeship, youth programs such as YEAH!
Maitland, FL
United States
We have just entered our I Made That thematic unit. One of the tracts, is "I Made That Nutrition" We have broken that down to Gardening, Nutrition Science, Cooking Skills, Culture, etc...
Roma RM
Italy
The Edible Garden at AOSR, was created out of the desire of teacher, parents and administrators recognizing the importance of teaching students to grow clean food and care for the earth, the environment and each other.
Milwaukee, WI
United States
We are a pre-k (3) through 12the grade independent school located in suburban Milwaukee. Our pre-primary garden is one of three gardens on our campus. We also have a Middle School garden and an Upper School garden that donates their harvests to an area community group.
Berkeley, CA
United States
Black Pine Circle School (BPC), an independent K-8 school in Berkeley, California, creates lifelong learners through an inquiry-based Socratic education that places equal emphasis on academics and the arts.
Laurinburg, NC
United States
FoodCorps is partnering with NC cooperative extension and Scotland County Schools to offer garden and nutrition education in the county schools.
CH-3007
Switzerland
Since 2009, the Residence at Embassy Bern has conducted programs for children in the Kitchen Garden on the east side of the property. Students learn how foods are harvested, become conscious of the environmental advantages of eating locally grown fresh foods, and are taught the best ways to cook
San Jose, CA
United States
One of Moreland Middle School's semester electives choices is a Home Economics class currently called "Let's Get Cooking!". We also offer an "International Cuisine" class.
Montgomery, AL
United States
Montessori School at Hampstead (MSH) is a private, non-profit school in Montgomery, Alabama offering children in central Alabama an exceptional education based on proven Montessori principles.
Garden valley, CA
United States
We have a small school garden and a greenhouse that we were able to put in thanks to a Seeds for Change Grant and help from a Americorps volunteer who now works with the UCDavis extension.
Newton, MA
United States
The mission of Newton Community Farm is to nurture a community that teaches and models sustainable agricultural and environmental practices on the historic Angino Farm.
chula vista, CA
United States
Urban Farmers Association is a program of Helping Build Success. We help schools and communities get their gardens off the ground and growing. We supply all the materials needed to establish and grow a garden.
Pacific Grove, CA
United States
We are a Small Alternative public High School in Pacific Grove CA. We have a 2000-square foot garden where each student has their own bed and a Greenhouse.
Tampa, FL
United States
The Pepin Academies Garden is used in our culinary classes and across a variety of academic classes. The garden utilizes organic and water conserving gardening methods.
Winnetka, IL
United States
In 2015 - 2016, Happy Tillers Garden Club staff and students collaborated to design, build, construct, and implement an extended school year organic gardening program. An indoor nursery was created to raise the seedlings, which were transplanted in April and May.
Northridge, CA
United States
The campus of Highland Hall Waldorf School includes a biodynamic garden comprised of 24 raised vegetable beds, medicinal and culinary herb gardens, medieval dye and fiber gardens, row crop fields, perennial berry beds, fruit tree orchard and permaculture food forest, monarch sanctuary, bee hives
Kutztown, PA
United States
The Giving Garden at Kutztown Elementary School is a resource for students and teachers to cultivate vegetables and herbs, learn about nature and the environment, and sample produce within the walls of their school. Raised beds for each grade, a native plant area, and a rain garden fill the schoo
