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Austin, TX
United States
The Lanier Garden motto is “Putting the Culture back in Agriculture.” This is a multifaceted project that brings together a cross-section of the 65 countries represented at the school and community around the production of healthy food close to home.
Baraboo, WI
United StatesMany of my students don’t take the time to think about what is in the food they choose to eat or where their food comes from. As we’ve been studying the industrial and local food systems, students have been comparing processed foods to fresh ingredient recipes.
Grass Valley, CA
United States
Yuba River Charter School (YRCS) gardens currently serve 30 third graders (3 hrs/week, plus 2 hrs cooking/week) and 60 kindergartners (daily gardening/cooking).
Fort Atkinson, WI
United StatesWe need gardening! It has no class, age, race, or physical boundaries. We wish to empower all children to think of gardening as a skill they can do and share.
Our goals are to educate our students and our families about:
Rosemead, CA
United StatesThe goal of the “The Best of Thymes” garden is to create smarter, healthier, more inspired students.
Irvine, CA
United StatesOneOC is committed to engaging our youth to be our next generation of volunteers and ncorporates STEM-based service learning opportunities for K-12 students to increase student comprehension of how science impacts social challenges like hunger and nutrition.
Monterey, MA
United StatesOur goal is to expand opportunities for more students to do real hands-on work in the school garden.
Atlanta, GA
United StatesThis grant will engage students in realizing the various stages of food production, harvesting, preparation, and food consumption. Ideally, the goal is to utilize a hands-on approach by providing, small garden plots for each designated garden.
Westlake, OH
United StatesThe goal of our garden at Holly Lane is to facilitate community relationships, student learning of nature, food, and nutrition.
Bellingha, WA
United StatesWe anticipate that our garden will •CREATE AND SUSTAIN RICH REAL-WORLD LEARNING ACROSS THE CURRICULUM, serving as an extension of our classrooms – a place to “dig in” to math, life and earth science, language arts, history, geography, economics, nutrition and more.
Canon City, CO
United StatesOur garden will serve as both a community garden for a nearby low income housing unit, a residential home for adults with special needs and an outdoor classroom for our K-7th grade students.
Chilliwack, BC
CanadaA.D. Rundle's garden will grow healthy vegetables, community, curriculum, outdoor experiences, working together, social skills, non-verbal communication, education around nature, and experiences in play not isolated to metal, rubber, and plastic structures.
Trenton, NJ
United StatesWe believe planting a new school garden at Slackwood Elementary School is a wonderful way to use our playground as a classroom, connect students with the outside world and the true source of their food, and teach them valuable gardening and agriculture concepts and skills that integrate with seve
Seguin, TX
United StatesThe program goals include:Improving overall community wellness by instilling healthy lifestyles in students, providing opportunities for physical activity and the necessary skills and resources to increase their consumption of nutritious foods, particularly fruits and vegetables.
Chicopee, MA
United StatesOur garden goals are to utilize the Common Core Science and Math curriculum while encouraging children to be more involved in the growing of their food. Our school has an almost 50% low-income population.
Waukegan, IL
United StatesThis school garden’s mission is to educate children, families and the community about healthy eating, food sourcing, community service, and the joy of growing your own food.
Santa Ana, CA
United StatesBuilt in 2013, The Academy’s Aquaponics Garden consists of four raised wooden beds filled with hydroponic grow rocks and connected to a pond filled with Koi. The overall goal is to teach healthy eating habits to students while showing them how to sustain themselves through nature.
Wilmington, NC
United StatesAlderman Elementary is transitioning towards a Medical, Health, & Wellness focus. As part of the "wellness" component, we would like to develop and implement a school garden. This garden will help us reach several goals.
Hartford, CT
United StatesSummer of Solutions Hartford is a youth leadership development and food justice program based in Frog Hollow, Hartford. We built a school garden at the Burns Latino Studies Academy, our local community school, in 2012.
New Iberia, LA
United StatesSugarland's Inside Out Garden is a powerful educational and environmental tool. Through gardening, our students have an opportunity to develop a greater understanding of the natural world. It provides our impoverished students their first opportunity to dig into dirt and watch plants grow.
