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Ann Arbor, MI
United States
Our school’s edible garden is called the Dicken PLANT Garden. PLANT stands for ‘Planting, Learning, and Appreciating Natures Treasures’. Our main goals are to:
• Educate students on living healthy & growing organic food
Barnegat, NJ
United StatesThe goal for our school garden is to educate the children about healthy, locally grown food that they have a hand in planting and growing.
Los Angeles, CA
United StatesThe grant will help us build an Outdoor Kitchen in our gardens to improve our nutrition lessons. Students will:
*Cook with food from the garden
*Participate in cooking lessons with local chefs
*Learn healthy recipes to share with their families
New Braunfels, TX
United StatesWe have recently established our Healthy Lifestyles Committee at Carl Schurz Elementary. It is our goal to show our kids a what it means to live a healthy life. Our garden plays an important role in accomplishing this goal.
Old Bridge, NJ
United StatesOur goal is to propagate the “SEEDS” (Schirra is Exercising, Exploring and Digging for Success) program no later than the end of May 2015. All 355 regular and Special Education students will be given the opportunity to be set into peer buddy classes.
Bronx, 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.
South Pasadena, CA
United StatesWe want to start a garden revolution in our community - by teaching students how to grow and harvest our own food and to enjoy the taste from the garden directly to the plate.
San Anselmo, CA
United StatesOur goal is to provide our students with an understanding of the source of their food and an opportunity to explore the natural world, meanwhile linking their garden activities to California common core standards.
Golden, CO
United StatesFree Horizon Montessori school will be "growing" an adopt-a-plot program this fall where each classroom will take lead on a establishing and maintaining a garden bed under the guidance of our lead teachers and a cadre of dedicated parent and faculty volunteers.
Virginia Beach, VA
United StatesOur community garden project will focus on the essential question, "How do we empower children and adults to live sustainably in order to positively affect the world?” A variety of organic vegetable gardens and fruit trees/bushes will be planted and maintained on underutilized school grounds to b
Mableton, GA
United StatesThe Garden Club at my school is operated primarily by a combination of special education classes. These classes contain students with varying levels of cognitive abilities.
San Francisco, CA
United StatesWith the Whole Foods Grant, our school will build additional garden areas to teach children to: 1- eat healthy foods through the garden; 2-make responsible choices for their own nutrition and to protect the planet; 3-increase their science literacy (as little science time is allocated in a Spanis
Phoenix, AZ
United StatesThe goal of the Benchmark School Garden is to revitalize the aging Garden with a new watering system, removable shade structures, and even add additional beds to the area in order to increase produce levels.
Toronto, ON
CanadaFoodShare has successfully transformed a 16,000sq ft school rooftop at Eastdale CI into a vibrant, living educational farm called the School Grown Rooftop.
Kalamazoo, MI
United StatesFair Food Matters' Growing Matters Garden provides garden-based, hands-on learning opportunities for local youth by supporting and coordinating garden activities at Woodward School for Research and Technology (WSTaR).
Louisville, KY
United StatesWith the help of a grant and community donations, our school was able to build a hoop house that will enable us to grow fruits and vegetables year round.
Old Bridge, NJ
United StatesSouthwood Elementary School is a true “neighborhood school,” serving 350 students from pre-K to 5th grade in suburban Old Bridge, New Jersey.
Natick, MA
United StatesOur garden was started 3 years ago by 2 moms that wanted to educate our students on where food comes from and how to eat healthy. In those 3 years, the garden has grown from 1 bed to 10 raised beds, 2 flower gardens and a raspberry patch.
Eugene, OR
United StatesThe Schoolhouse Garden is a collaboration between the University of Oregon’s Service-Learning Program and Edison Elementary School. These entities, along with other community partners, utilize this space as an outdoor classroom for Upper Elementary students as well as college undergraduates.
Petaluma, CA
United StatesLa Tercera Elementary is the first STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) focused elementary school in Sonoma County. Our garden will be an integral component of STEM learning for all of our students.
