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Nashua, NH
United States
In our urban community many residents are unable to plant a garden due to contaminated soil. Our school courtyards are no exception. Our goal is to create an alternative urban garden utilizing hydroponics, an indoor grow lab, and vertical beds.
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.
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.
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.
Houston, TX
United StatesWhidby Elementary is a health science magnet school. Gardening, nutrition,and health is part of the school culture and curriculum! Urban Harvest is partnered to help grow the school community garden and outdoor classroom.
Deerfield Beach, FL
United StatesWe have had a garden for 2 years but have run out of funds. We use our garden to promote healthy eating and environmental education. We also use the garden to help students learn responsibility. The students plant, tend, water and harvest all the vegetables.
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).
Carlsbad, CA
United StatesOur school community's goal for the garden is to enrich students' education by:
- providing children opportunities to grow and eat fresh produce
- allowing students to participate in hands-on science and environmental lessons
Littleton, CO
United StatesOur mission is to provide an authentic educational environment where students, educators, and our school community learn and immerse themselves in health, wellness, science, and sustainability.
Richardson, TX
United StatesThe main goal of Kramer’s Learning Garden is to provide a living classroom that expands student learning through hands-on experiences involving discovery, inquiry and reflection during science and math activities.
Nashville, TN
United StatesOur main goal for the school garden this year is to increase participation and use of the garden by teachers, students, and community members.
Langley, WA
United StatesOur goal is to integrate garden-based curriculum into core curriculum standards while growing produce for school lunches.
Beaumont, TX
United StatesThe Giving Field is a one acre piece of property located in Beaumont, Texas that gives all of the harvest to feed the hungry in the community.
Los Angeles, CA
United StatesThe students at Wilshire Park Elementary School love the garden; they till soil, search for larvae, admire spiders, and plant foods such as potatoes, watermelon, and spinach.
Penns Grove, NJ
United StatesGoals- Community involvement, Healthy lifestyles and eating habits, Get students outside, Fresh food, Education. Our garden has hosted many students over the past year. It has allowed us to broaden our education beyond the classroom walls.
Greenville, SC
United StatesLegacy Charter School requests a $2,000 to purchase supplies needed to build gardening beds as part of Legacy’s Learning Garden project that will be used by over 550 elementary students.
Oklahoma City, OK
United StatesThe Western Heights Community Garden started in 2012 and has expanded to include diverse raised beds, an acre dedicated squash, corn, and melon production, and a half-acre mix fruit orchard.
Templeton, CA
United StatesThe Little Green Thumbs Garden goal is to have a fun, sustainable, student-centered learning environment that reinforces academic concepts that are taught in the classroom. We also want students to learn the importance of helping others and the environment by growing their own food in a garden.
Estes Park, CO
United StatesA school garden within the new Estes Valley Community Garden will allow children to develop a meaningful connection to the food they eat. It will support virtually every area of the elementary school curriculum, infusing the study of plants and nature with a sense of relevance and wonder.
San Francisco, CA
United StatesWe have three main goals for our school garden. We aim to create a connection to healthy food, teach science lessons outside and cultivate stewardship ethic for our students.
