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Danbury, CT
United States
Our main objective is to provide integrated experiential education in sustainable organic and native plant gardening as part of an ecological/environmental curriculum.
Augusta, ME
United StatesThe Cony School garden serves as a “living laboratory” that provides healthy learning opportunities for students. Across the disciplines, the garden enables students to connect with nature, see the relevance of their education, and examine the origin of their food.
Saratoga, CA
United StatesOur hope is to implement a new, sustainable garden at St. Andrew's Episcopal School, as well as revitalize pre-existing garden areas. These gardens will serve as outdoor gardening classrooms and safe, green spaces for the children to spend time outdoors at school.
Wailuku, HI
United StatesStudents in the Work Force Readiness Program (WFRP) plant, tend, manage and harvest from the garden on a daily basis and harvest available produce to include in teacher lunches prepared by students on Thursdays in the WFRP commercial kitchen, which is located directly next to the garden.
Miami, FL
United StatesThe goal of our garden is to show students that gardens don't necessarily have to be on land to be viable and produce food. Vacant lots, concrete and asphalt can be turned into productive gardens that help to feed families and communities.
Baltimore, MD
United StatesCreative City Public Charter School is a new, progressive, parent-founded elementary school in Baltimore, Maryland. Creative City opened in 2013, and uses Baltimore City’s natural and built environments and communities as a foundation for learning.
Somerville, MA
United StatesThe John F Kennedy School garden is an outdoor garden classroom. The goal of the garden is to provide a hands-on learning space for children in grades K-8. Teachers can use the space for any and all subject matter from science to English and mathematics to social studies.
Northome, MN
United StatesThe school garden committee selected the following as the goals for our garden committee:
1. Provide our students with fun and interesting experiences that are relevant to the real world.
2. Improve student diets with local produce for healthier living.
Washington, DC
United StatesIn its third year, Creative Minds International (CMI) Public Charter School serves 181 students, with plans to expand through middle school (at capacity, the school will serve ~400 students).
San Luis Obispo, CA
United StatesOur school moved to a new campus this year, leaving behind an established garden & program just outside the classroom doors of our previous facility. Creating a new school garden is part of the master plan at Teach's new campus.
Hahira, GA
United StatesOur current garden is small, and has only 4 types of vegetables. The kindergarten class has had the most involvement. Our goal is to increase the size, and variety of plantings to create a "Rainbow Colors for Health" annual/perennial garden.
Cleveland, OH
United StatesThe Garden Goal is to share a new and environmental friendly experience with the students. Many, if not most of the student's attending the school live in aprtment units. They typically do not have much "green" to see.
Sioux Falls, SD
United StatesOur entire school garden is utilized as an educational tool. The garden is used directly with the Family and Consumer Sciences classes and serves 6th, 7th, and 8th grade students at Memorial Middle School.
Elkins, AR
United StatesOur goal it to help students to form a connection with their food by understanding where it comes from and to promote a love for healthy snack options.
Homestead, FL
United StatesSouth Dade Senior High has a 62 year old agricultural education program and functioning agricultural row crop facility that encompasses approximately 8 acres.
Prichard, WV
United StatesThe goal of our garden is to provide an interactive learning experience for our students. We would like to expand our current garden to include a green house and learning lab. This would provide our students with year round learning experiences.
Opa Locka, FL
United StatesWe have garden beds since 2009. We have been growing fruits and vegetables to share with the students and community since we started. Our main goal is to teach students how to make healthy choices for their meals.
Washington, DC
United StatesHart Middle School is located in Ward 8 in Washington, DC, the poorest ward in the nation's capital, and in a community where fresh food is scarce and rarely an option. The school has also struggled with both attendance and testing scores.
Montpelier, VT
United StatesOur vision is to create a vibrant, accessible outdoor classroom that: provides opportunities for hands-on and experiential learning across curriculum; promotes good nutrition by providing students with a variety of fresh, healthy food; and serves as a living laboratory to study food systems/food
Houston, TX
United StatesThe garden at KIPP Academy Middle School has grown organically over the past 4 years based on the needs of the school. The ultimate goal of the garden is to be sustainable over the long-term. This grant will provide seed money for our 3-year plan.
