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Wilmington, NC
United States
Alderman 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.
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.
Albuquerque, NM
United StatesThe goal of our Dolores Gonzales Elementary Jardin de la Familia (Our Family Garden) is to increase students', families, and the community's awareness and appreciation of the importance of gardening and agriculture in our New Mexican communities.
Maplewood, NJ
United StatesOur garden's goal is to introduce all of our students to the experience of planting seeds, watching them grow, enjoying the harvest, and learning to love fresh food.
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.
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.
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.
Paoli, PA
United StatesOur vegetable garden goals include enabling our students with special needs to reap the benefits from a hands-on outdoor curriculum that teaches them how to connect with the outdoor environment, complete a food garden from seed to harvest, connect with the benefits of healthier lifestyle choices
Bethany, ON
CanadaWe believe there is a positive impact of authentic outdoor garden on student engagement and social skill development.
Concord, CA
United StatesWe would like to expand lessons in the garden to our entire school. Currently, the life science class and earth science class are currently using the garden. We want to bring our English classes and Art classes into the garden this year.
Wilton, CT
United StatesSome of what is written below is from our course proposal in 2015 for our Farm To Table class...
Granada Hills, CA
United StatesThe Lifecycle Team at VAAS works to encourage healthy food and activity choices in the school community and in the community at large.
Bradenton, FL
United StatesOur garden is structured to provide space for individual raised-bed gardens for:
-our classroom teachers and their students,
-students' and families who live in Pride Park that are not able to have gardens where they live, and,
Glastonbury, CT
United StatesThe Buttonball Courtyard began its transformation into an outdoor classroom in 2012. A courtyard committee was formed that included the school principal, classroom teacher representatives, parents, school custodian and members of a local gardening group.
Woodland, CA
United StatesStarted 15 years ago, the Dingle garden is an oasis of insects, seedlings, weeds, flowers, vegetables, and children.
Roswell, GA
United StatesThe goals for our garden are to expand learning opportunities, increase academic achievement, and help students reach their full potential.
Miami, FL
United StatesPhyllis Ruth Miller Elementary School started its “Outdoor Garden Class” three years ago with just two teachers with a vision and two container beds. The garden has since become a symbol of unity for students, teachers, parents and community members.
Dunedin, FL
United StatesWe hope our garden will start a chain reaction in terms of wellness at ADV & in our community. Once parents, staff & students start thinking about health & nutrition, we can build upon that, making changes in our cafeteria as well as in our own kitchens.
Vancouver, BC
CanadaThe school garden provides a green space; increases access to healthy, fresh, local food in a low-income neighborhood; provides a healthy activity for children to engage around during recess and lunch break; and has been the focal point for food, garden, and environmental-focused education for th
Wellington, CO
United StatesEducating youth about gardening practices, good nutrition and using gardening to expand on classroom education are important outcomes we hope to see as a part of our garden.
