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Salt Lake City, UT
United States
American International School of Utah is a new Public Charter School. I would love to help the students start a garden and to learn how to care for the garden. I would also like them to learn how to use the items they prepare and learn the science of plants. Our school is a K-12 school.
Pearl City, HI
United StatesThe goal of the Highlands' Aquaponics Garden is to engage 100% of the student population in activities that address sustainable farming systems so as to lessen Hawaii's 90% dependency on imported foods and to help diversify Hawaii's economy.
Dripping Springs, TX
United StatesIt is imperative that our students today are involved,hands-on and active to motivate their learning. We would like to turn our desolate raised garden tubs into a thriving, lush school and community garden.
North Vancouver, BC
CanadaThe Edible Garden Project is partnering with the North Vancouver School District to develop an innovative outdoor classroom and revitalize under-used school land. Our goal is to transform one-third of an acre of lawn into a "schoolyard market garden".
Edinburg, TX
United StatesThe Boys & Girls Clubs of Edinburg RGV proposes to create a Garden to Table Culinary Art Program designed to provide hands-on opportunities for students to learn about sustainable living practices.
Los Angeles, CA
United StatesThe garden we have provided for Hollenbeck Middle School is truly beautiful: there are various raised beds full of basil, corn, carrots, bok choy, swiss chard, kale, brussel sprouts, and beets. Fruit trees line the periphery of the garden, and there is even an arroyo with a bridge crossing.
Hilliard, OH
United StatesOur goal at Ridgewood Elementary School is to establish a sense of community in our students. In our inaugural garden year, we planted vegetables and flower seedlings that our third and fourth grade teachers had started in the windowsills of their classrooms.
Boca Raton, FL
United States. Our garden has been a growing and expanding central focal point of our school for the last three years. What we are doing this year is expanding into a productive and producing garden that not only is aesthetically pleasing, but also producing a useable resource in a healthy manner.
Brady, TX
United StatesOur program is called “From Tower to Tray” or more commonly known as Seed to Feed. We started a school garden last year in an abandoned greenhouse located at our High School.
Elmhurst, IL
United StatesThe goal of our garden is to improve the visual appeal of the school’s courtyard and promote student interest in growing and consuming fresh, school-grown, organic foods. A school garden introduces students to vegetables that they normally would not consume.
New Orleans, LA
United StatesThe goal of our garden is to improve our students, families, and community's health. The garden provides an opportunity for students to learn about nutrition.
Lacombe, AB
Canada
LCHS EcoVision Club has a community garden & is in the process of building our Lacombe Educational Aquaponics Foods System (LEAFS) project. The grant will allow us to achieve 3 goals with our garden & LEAFS project:
Chicago, IL
United StatesThe Little Village Academy garden is one element of a school campus master plan developed with the support of Enlace and the engagement of over 60 stakeholders.
Sacramento, CA
United StatesIt is the goal of the LdV PTC Learning Garden to expand throughout the campus, with the specific focus of implementing a standalone, school-wide cooking and nutrition enrichment program that incorporates Integrated Thematic Instruction and Common Core concepts, reflective of our school and commun
Boston, MA
United StatesCitySprouts gardens are a vital resource for children's health and learning. When teachers bring classes to the garden, children see difficult concepts come to life in a rich sensory environment. In this way the garden promotes academic engagement across the curriculum.
Jacksonville, NC
United StatesOne of these goals of the gardens at Southwest Elementary School is to help students see the connection between what they eat and where is comes from. As with most schools, our school has a high rate of obesity among our students.
Little Rock, AR
United StatesOur goal is to expose every child to the joy of gardening while instilling an appreciation and understanding of the benefits of growing clean and nutritious foods.
Austin, TX
United StatesThe Hill Garden's goal is to help educate our Upper Elementary students about the process of growing, harvesting and preparing organically grown foods. Our garden is 4 years old and we have assigned a single 5'x8' raised bed to each kinder and 1st grade class.
Centreville, VA
United StatesCentreville Elementary School (CES) would like to expand its outdoor learning program to include a vegetable garden aligned with the Virginia history Standards of Learning. We would also like to build a greenhouse using recycled water bottles.
Atlanta, GA
United States
At Woodland, our new garden program brings together our students, teachers, parents and community members. We are working together to mange a large-scale garden. Woodland is a PreK-5th grade elementary school in Sandy Springs, Georgia. We are in the process of becoming STEM Certified.
