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Richmond, VA
United States
The garden's goal is to create an enrichment farm program within the Fox Elementary School curriculum in which all students have monthly learning opportunity at Fox Farm. The program supplements and correlates with the SOLs for each grade level.
Plano, TX
United StatesWe have three major goals for our school garden.
1.Increase Home-School Connection
•The garden will allow the parents, teachers and students to work side by side as a team in order to achieve a common goal.
Wichita, KS
United StatesOur goals for this garden are to donate 50% of the produce to local food banks and use 50% of it in our school cafeteria and classrooms.
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.
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.
Orange Park, FL
United StatesThe Wild about Learning through Gardening” project will be located on a 20m x 20m lot of ground from which two condemned portables were razed and cleared a year ago. The area is bathed in 10-12 hours of full sunlight, year round.
New Britain, CT
United StatesOur program will be called HANDS in the Kitchen Garden. HANDS is an acronym for Health and Nutrition Discovery Science. We are an urban school committed to providing real world experiential learning for our students.
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.
Michigan City, IN
United StatesAt Lake Hills STEM Elementary School we would like to install Vertical Wheel Gardening Units (VWGU) which will help students apply next-generation technology skills into the world of hydroponics gardening.
Bedford, MA
United StatesThe garden at Lane School was started in 2009 with the goal of bringing a hands-on education experience to grades 3 – 5.
Tarpon Springs, FL
United StatesSunset Hills Elementary School is a true community school located in Tarpon Springs, Florida.
Largo, FL
United StatesThe goal of this project is to expand our school garden and to focus on topics involving productive planting and harvesting of fruits and vegetables, healthy eating habits, and planting Florida’s native flowers and plants.
Mobile, AL
United StatesThe Outdoor Learning Center should be an enhancement to the educational experience at Dawes Intermediate School, an experience that each student who participates should recall for a lifetime.
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.
La Grange, IL
United StatesOur goal is to provide an outdoor learning environment for our students. This project will be a real world, authentic, ongoing program. Students are currently evaluating garden sites for the best place for a garden.
Jackson, MS
United StatesRather than a simple beautification project, the Community Learning Garden and Outdoor Classroom is intended to provide curricular support for BLMS faculty, and hands-on learning opportunities for students.
Cleburne, TX
United StatesThis project is a unique collaboration between Gerard Elementary School and Hill College (a 2-year college).
Santa Barbara, CA
United StatesThe garden at Monroe Elementary is a project that students, teachers, and community alike, have taken ownership of. It is our plan to continue to make improvements to our garden to ensure that it endures for future classrooms at Monroe to enjoy and learn from.
Colorado Springs, CO
United StatesOur goal is to make possible a “Grow to Learn Garden” for our students - that is sustainable for years to come. The vision is to impact all 505 of our students, 55 staff members and 1000’s of parents and community members. We are a K-8 school, with a 30% free and reduced lunch rate.
Indianapolis, IN
United StatesOur garden’s goal is to engage the school and greater community to embrace health and wellness by showing them how wonderful fresh fruits and vegetables can be when you get to grow them and eat them straight out of your own garden.
