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Randallstown, MD
United States
Sweet Potato Kids, Inc. is a social enterprise and MBE certified small business providing early learning, after-school and summer camp programming. We are located in Randallstown, Maryland (Baltimore County).
Santa Barbara, CA
United StatesWe have three gardens on our campus: the upper garden classroom beds and chicken coop, the lower garden- a traditional garden plot, and the Crane Country Farm- a hydroponic garden, designed with the goal that they serve as a collection of outdoor classrooms to teach our students an appreciation o
Santa Cruz, CA
United StatesCindy's Garden to Table is a business interested in educating youth and adults about the importance of nutrition and health for the family and individual. Cindy's mission is to educate children and adults about the importance of diet to their overall health.
Cornelia, GA
United States
Level Grove's school garden was built in the fall of 2015 with help from Northeast Georgia Farm to School.
Irwin, PA
United StatesChris Estadt and Gail Fleckenstein, teachers at Greenock Elementary School, started the garden in 2012 with funds provided by the Parent Teacher Organization. All teachers throughout the school year along with a summer program teach classes.
Fayetteville, AR
United States
Apple Seeds is a non-profit whose mission is to get students excited about fruits and vegetables through garden nutrition education.
We have a farm where we host common-core aligned field trips and farm to table events with students.
Bryn Athyn, PA
United States
II have launched several seed to table programs in New York and New Jersey Montessori schools. I plan to have a classroom start in August I have acess to an organic community garden that I will start planting with students.
Dallas, TX
United StatesOur proposed program for SY 2016-2017 is a school garden. Our goal is to establish a living laboratory/learning environment for our middle school students where they can learn in the various content areas such as Science, Health and Home Economics.
Toronto,
CanadaThe UCC Learning Garden began in 2005, based on an initiative among the students, staff, teachers and community. Our mission in the garden is to integrate food, culture, curriculum and culture. We are an urban, all-boys independent school, from sk-grade 12.
Mt. Airy, GA
United StatesHCHS created an edible garden in 2014, with support from Northeast Georgia Farm to School. The garden is mainly utilized by the school's culinary arts program, whose students use the garden to learn about how to cultivate, harvest, and use fresh and local produce.
Silver City, NM
United StatesThe state of New Mexico is often a topic of conversation when describing poor states in America. New Mexico has one of the highest teen birth rates and child poverty percentages. These issues affect New Mexico as a whole, but in Silver City New Mexico the conversation is a little different.
Somerville, MA
United StatesGreen City Growers transforms unused space into thriving urban farms, providing our clients with immediate access to nutritious food, while revitalizing city landscapes and inspiring self-sufficiency. We envision a world where rooftops and vacant lots become common and productive places to grow f
Cleveland Heights, OH
United States
New Heights in Learning creates hands-on, real-world learning environments in a wide range of settings.
Camden, NJ
United States
FoodCorps Programming has been established in Sumner Elementary for two years.Through FoodCorps Service Member facilitation, students from all grades are encouraged to connect with nature in their a courtyard garden. In the winter months, nutrition education is brought to their classrooms.
Oakland, CA
United States
Roses in Concrete Community School (RiC) is a K-4 school in East Oakland that opened its doors this academic year with 200 students enrolled: 40% Latino, 40% African-American, 10% Asian and Pacific Islander, 8% multi-racial, and 2% European-American.
West Chester, PA
United StatesNature’s Abundance Garden Program (created by Anne Stabb) was started in 2014 as a pilot program at Chester County Family Academy (CCFA), West Chester, PA. With the support of the CEO, the Chester County Food Bank, and myself, we were able to provide hands on gardening lessons as well as
Scottsdale, AZ
United States
The Mollen Foundation, a 501 C(3) non-profit organization since 2008, is dedicated to educating and empowering schools and communities to transform their lives by adopting healthy habits to achieve life-long benefits.
Cornelia, GA
United StatesCornelia Elementary established a school garden in fall of 2015 with the help of Northeast Georgia Farm to School and Farm Bureau of Habersham County.
