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Hyde Park, MA
United States
We are a full inclusion school where typical students and students with disabilities learn side by side . This project is needed because the primary focus of curriculum in the past has been literacy and math. This project would provide children with real-life applications of science and nature.
Kamuela, HI
United StatesOur garden program is called: “Huli ka Lima i Lalo” which in Hawaiian, means: “to turn the hands downward and be productive.” Our garden program is currently run and supervised completely by parent volunteers and is funded by donations for tools, materials, plants and equipment.
Eagle, CO
United StatesThe school ecological garden is a 6 raised bed edible garden located on the school property. There is a fence around the garden and the outside garden will have a butterfly garden, sculpture garden, pumpkin patch and walking pathway.
Warren, MI
United StatesMy school is a center program for students ages 3-26 with moderate to severe disabilities. Three years ago we started the Bovenshen Community Garden.
Austin, TX
United StatesThe 20 ft by 60 ft orchard will be placed on the lower elementary playground where 140 children play daily, school year through summer-long.
Chicago, IL
United StatesThe greatest gift of a garden is the restoration of the five senses. The goal for our garden is to truly make a safe, enjoyable and healthy place for the community to grow food, learn about new foods, share in the stewardship of a garden.
Glendale, CA
United StatesThe garden will provide a space for reading, discussions, and science-related study. In particular, it will help promote and instill healthier lifestyles in students given the rise of childhood obesity/diabetes.
Kilauea, HI
United StatesOur goal is to promote gardening activities as an integral part of our STEM curriculum. Cultures represented in our school have strong oral traditions expressed in music, dance, song and art.
Whiteriver, AZ
United States
Our STREAM (Science, Technology, Reading, Engineering, Arts, & Math) Garden has a goal to introduce students to healthy eating choices. Students work closely with the Food Corps Teacher to select seeds to plant, start them indoors, & transplant them in Spring.
Bowling Green, KY
United StatesThe garden presents a unique and excellent opportunity to elementary school children to learn firsthand the value of plants and the importance of nature in an increasingly technology driven society.
Columbus, OH
United StatesOur school's garden will serve two functions. First we will use it to teach our students aquaponics techniques that they can use to grow food with very little water waste. These are skills they can use in real life application when they travel home to Africa to help grow food for everyone.
Buena Park, CA
United StatesThe goal of Hope High's garden revitalization project is to transform the current Hope Garden into a sustainable working garden which will continue to produce food, curriculum and arts materials for a collaborative multi-discipline nutrition, agricultural, horticultural therapy, and arts infused
Mays Landing, NJ
United StatesOur garden's overarching goal is to continue to expand our reach in addressing the food needs of our community. Our specific goal with this grant is to improve our composting program at our school site and reduce waste.
Ottawa, ON
CanadaIt is the goal of the school council and the staff at Bayview Public School to create an edible garden on our school grounds. We believe there is no better way for children to learn than through hands-on experiences.
Laconia, NH
United StatesThe goal for the Gilford Middle School garden is to provide the opportunity for hands-on application of our student curriculum while simultaneously focusing on community action and social responsibility.
Middletown, CA
United StatesThe Coyote Valley Elementary School Garden is an outside life science learning lab where we grow organic food and promote our school's Wellness Policy. Children in our K-6 school learn about plants, soil, animals, and water conservation in a natural environment.
Hanalei, HI
United StatesOur goal is to provide experience and knowledge of growing plants that will be both educational and inspirational, encouraging student to promote gardening at home and to think of agriculture as an occupation.
Washington, DC
United StatesObesity rates are currently on the rise in America, especially for African American and Latino individuals. With the demographics of our school being predominantly African American and Latino, our goal is to make a conscious effort to reduce this rate.
Houston, TX
United StatesAs an International Baccalaureate school nestled in an urban environment, the School at St.
Buttonwillow, CA
United StatesIn the spring of 2014 we began our outdoor learning classroom on a vacant lot on our school campus.
