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Washington, DC
United States
Hart 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.
Waukon, IA
United StatesThe goal for the garden is to use it as a year-round educational space to introduce students to alternative forms of agriculture as part of a larger study of the food system. Students design and care for the space as part of 7th grade life science and high school horticulture classes.
San Rafael, CA
United StatesThe goal of the Short School Garden project is to create a unifying center for our school community that brings together families and creates an outdoor classroom where teachers can incorporate hands-on learning.
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.
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.
Medford, MA
United StatesThe Keverian School Garden is a resource to help students learn about healthy eating habits. The after-school Garden Club and the elementary health classes maintain the garden. Through a hands on approach, students learn about the different parts of the plants and the growing process.
Pittsburgh, PA
United StatesThe ECS Edible Schoolyard's (ESY) mission is to build connections with students, families, and the larger community through garden and kitchen experiences that foster compassionate citizens who feel empowered to make healthy food choices for themselves and increase access to healthy food for othe
Polson, MT
United StatesWe finished our first successful growing season in our school garden & saw so much excitement, wonder & curiosity from the students/staff involved! Our current goal is based on the joys, trials & tribulations we faced during the year experiences.
Eagle Pass, TX
United StatesThrough this grant, our school would like to offset the obesity cycle among our youth and create an environment that teaches the importance of nutrition through gardening, enhances the school educational curriculum by making it engaging for students, teach healthy behaviors as a family unit and o
Raleigh, NC
United StatesTrinity Academy has two small raised beds on our campus that are designated to various grade levels. The students plant seeds, nurture the gardens, and harvest the produce year round.
Johns Island, SC
United StatesTo educate students on the rigors and joys of growing organic vegetables and herbs. School curriculum is implemented for K-12, all students work in the garden. Vegetables are used in the school cafeteria.
Hingham, MA
United StatesOur goal for the school garden is to engage students by providing a dynamic environment to observe, discover, experiment, nurture and learn through hands on experience and direct connection to classroom curriculum.
Saguache, CO
United StatesThe Mountain Valley School’s greenhouse has two main goals: to provide fresh, nutritious produce to the school cafeteria and serve as living laboratory space for k-12 science classes. This grant will fund resilient vegetable beds built of cedar and rich soil to fill them.
St. John's, NL
CanadaThe ultimate goal for our garden project is to create an environment where students of the École des Grands-Vents can actively participate in a school garden on a weekly basis, bringing them into greater contact with nature in order to better understand nutrition and the foods that they eat, whic
Saint Petersburg, FL
United StatesThe Edible Peace Patch Project seeks to address the impacts of racism and poverty in the Tampa Bay area by undertaking food system interventions.
Portland, TN
United StatesIn an effort to promote lifelong, healthy habits for our students & a sense of community service, the idea of “Get Healthy: A Panther Community Garden” was conceived. The garden will be operated by students on school grounds, with future plans for a Farmer’s Market open to the community.
Stoneham, MA
United StatesThe purpose of the Robin Hood School Edible Garden project is to provide an outdoor opportunity to the students to learns about food origins and biology (such as plant development and butterfly development), and to provide a calm, natural place for reading and art.
Newton Center, MA
United StatesMemorial Spaulding does not currently have a vegetable or herb garden on the school property. Our community is very enthusiastic about developing and maintaining such a garden.
Stockbridge, GA
United StatesRed Oak Elementary would like to implement the "Garbage to Garden" project to establish a sustainable vegetable garden that uses environmentally sound practices. In the first project, we would like to establish an interactive worm composting bin using food scraps from the school cafeteria.
