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Tinley Park, IL
United States
The goal of our garden grant to have the growth and development of our garden be a learning tool for all our students. We want St. George students to know what it means to be sustainable and healthy. Growing a garden can teach a kid (and adults) the value of nature to our world.
Salem, NH
United StatesFor our student to be involved in the process of growing and sustaining garden's full cycle
teaching about healthy eating habits
importance of understanding food orgins
Donating to support community programs in need of healthy food options
San Bernardino, CA
United StatesOur teachers, students and community leaders wish to build a Learning Community Garden near Aquinas High School's main entrance. On the east side there will be fruit trees including four varieties of citrus, apple trees, peaches, apricots, nectarines and avocados.
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.
Selma, IN
United StatesFive years ago the science department at Wapahani High School in Selma, Indiana, raised money and materials to build a greenhouse. Shortly thereafter, we began offering botany classes.
Bear, DE
United StatesThe goals of the garden program are: to improve classroom learning by providing a fun, hands-on outdoor experience that offers real world examples of math and science; to foster awareness of the students’ footprint on the world; to enhance student eating habits and overall health by providing he
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
Mesa, AZ
United StatesConsidering that we currently have a garden but it has not been successful, we realized that we did not have a mission initially.
Lancaster, PA
United States
New School of Lancaster students are dirt-and-life-loving, curious young people who are eager to plant and savor vegetables and fruits from our school grounds. We are building food-growing and soil-growing spaces that can be used by all the students in our PreK-8 school.
Salinas, CA
United StatesThe goal of the garden is to involve children in the study of the butterfly life cycle, the creation of a butterfly garden, and a conceptual understanding the life cycle of butterflies.
Des Moines, IA
United StatesPerkins garden has been successful over the past four years, having inherited tools from a previous garden and as the recipient of generosity and support of the school community. However our main growing area, an In Ground garden space of about 2,000 square feet, has never been amended.
Vancouver, BC
CanadaThe school garden provides a green space in a very built up area of the city; increases access to healthy, fresh, local food; and provides a space for caregivers and children to engage in a healthy manner.
Laupahoehoe, HI
United StatesLaupahoehoe has been home for 130 years to a historic school system that has served the agricultural communities of North Hilo and Hamakua districts of windward Hawaii Island.
San Francisco, CA
United StatesThe garden will provide an opportunity to teach students: The basic of growing fruits, vegetables and edible flowers. How to use natural methods to grow and sustain edible plants. The science of botany(both traditional food crops and edible flowers).
Beacon, NY
United StatesHudson Valley Seed currently runs weekly core-curriculum integrated garden lessons for all 312 kindergarten through second grade students at South Avenue Elementary School. Hudson Valley Seed's weekly garden have multiple impacts on students.
McIntosh, AL
United StatesMcIntosh High School is involved in several initiatives to improve student performance in math, science and language arts.
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.
Springfield, MO
United StatesSUAC aims to build the relationship between our community and the food we eat.
San Jose, CA
United StatesOur goal is to create a school garden to promote healthy living and eating. School lunches are inadequate at best for giving our students daily intake of fruits and vegetables.
Houston, TX
United StatesThe primary goal of The Wilchester Garden is to create opportunities that foster students’ ownership of healthy choices and lifestyles.
