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Lynnwood, WA
United States
Our goals are:
to expand our current garden to give every student a space to plan, plant, and tend in connection with their science classes, incorporating Next Generation Science Standards and Common Core skills;
Potomac, MD
United StatesOur school is taking its initial steps in planning and designing its garden. We believe that a school garden can bring many benefits and learning opportunities to our kids and to our community.
Naperville, IL
United StatesElmwood’s school garden will offer a dynamic setting to integrate science, math, reading, environmental studies, art, nutrition and health, while nurturing community spirit and cultural appreciation by building connections among students, teachers, families and organizations.
Chapel Hill, NC
United StatesOur garden helps us achieve two important goals: education and nutrition.
San Jose, CA
United StatesOur goal is to inspire a personal connection between students and the plants and crops that fuel their bodies, clean the air and create a healthy environment for wild animals that live in our suburban environment. Often, children do not know where the food they eat comes from.
South Bend, IN
United StatesWe would like to create an edible garden in our school's courtyard. The garden would be a collaboration between the school, our afterschool program (Boys & Girls Club), and volunteers from the community.
New York, NY
United StatesThe WITS Tower Garden will be the primary feature of the WITS Green for Kids program, with the goal of increasing environmental awareness and develop sustainable practices in public schools.
Brooklyn, NY
United StatesThe WITS Tower Garden will be the primary feature of the WITS Green for Kids program, with the goal of increasing environmental awareness and develop sustainable practices in public schools.
Columbia, SC
United StatesHand Middle School garden goals include:
1) To revitalize and expand the current garden space that is currently not being used due to lack of funds.
Menlo Park, CA
United StatesThis garden will mainly support science and nutrition for all of our TK-8th grade students at Belle Haven. Additionally, it will support literacy, math, art and social studies for all classroom teachers.
New York, NY
United StatesThe WITS Tower Garden will be the primary feature of the WITS Green for Kids program, with the goal of increasing environmental awareness and develop sustainable practices in public schools.
Dallas, TX
United StatesAt Anne Frank Elementary, we have a diverse student population that lives in a large, urban area. All of our students receive free lunch and breakfast. Our goal for the garden is twofold.
San Diego, CA
United StatesOur school created the “Octopus’s Garden” in 2007. We installed nine raised beds, trees, a path and a large mosaic of an Octopus that enhances the beauty of the garden.
Farmington, MI
United StatesThe garden’s goal is to teach students the importance of growing their own food and eating locally grown food for the purposes of conservation, elimination of poverty and energy efficiency.
Loxahatchee, FL
United StatesThe main goal of our school garden is to promote environmental awareness leading students to choose higher education and careers in environmental science and agriculture. Frontier Elementary is an approved Environmental and Animal Science CHOICE school.
Seattle, WA
United StatesThe goals for our Outdoor Classroom Garden are to grow more edible plants and to integrate the garden fully into our school curriculum. Right now we have a lovely space with 6 edible containers, an ornamental area and enough seating to comfortably host an entire class.
Saint Petersburg, FL
United StatesThe goal of our garden-based classroom initiative (GBCI) is to raise horticultural awareness amongst the underrepresented student population at Gibbs High School in St. Petersburg, Florida (i.e., 75% characterized as socio-economically disadvantaged).
Louisville, KY
United StatesOur school, grades 6-12, is located in a USDA certified food desert in a blighted neighborhood. There is only one grocery store, and it's miles away from a majority of our families. Our school population is high-poverty, made up of almost 90% free and reduced lunch qualifiers.
Norwalk, CT
United States
Norwalk Grows is a school garden program in Norwalk CT, installing edible gardens and providing garden education programs in Norwalk Public Schools.
Saint Charles, MO
United StatesThis grant will make possible a garden that will be accessible to students in grades kindergarten through twelve, as well as the community. Our team has planned opportunities for students of all abilities to experience and participate in the garden through the district's curriculum.
