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Crystal Lake, IL
United States
Our goal for the Crystal Lake Central High School garden is to use the hydroponic gardening system to teach students about the way of the future in terms of growing fruits and vegetables. Many of today’s greenhouse vegetables are grown through a hydroponic system.
Tallahassee, FL
United StatesTo teach both aquaponics and traditional gardening to low income students to raise vegetables and herbs and show them how to bring nutritious, organic food to their dinner tables.
Los Angeles, CA
United StatesOur goal is to give our students an opportunity to develop their own fruits and vegetable 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.
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.
Tenino, WA
United StatesThree specific goals for our garden are:
Goal 1-Improve nutritional awareness and promote healthy eating habits by engaging and educating students. Students will play a vital role in all stages of the garden including designing, planting, maintaining, and harvesting duties.
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.
Bronx, NY
United StatesOur goal is to develop a school garden that will serve as an outdoor classroom where students can learn about nutrition and wellness. Last year, students and staff members cleaned up and repaired an empty roof area to create a vibrant community gathering place.
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.
Vancouver, BC
CanadaWe love gardening at Grandview school! Currently, we have 15 , 4X12 garden beds that are on the school grounds and assigned to all the classrooms from Kindergarten to grade 7.
Meadow Vista, CA
United States
The LOWS Food Production Program was initiated in 2012 to integrate food production with education & community building, incorporating row crops, greenhouse, orchard, composting & animal husbandry.
Chicago, IL
United StatesOglesby Elementary is located in the Auburn-Gresham neighborhood on the South side of Chicago. Montessori-style education has been integrated into the school and currently serves as an option for students up to the 6th grade.
Flagstaff, AZ
United StatesLeupp Public School and Terra BIRDS intends to achieve the following goals: 1) Engage all students in garden related activities including soil building, planting, tending and harvesting; 2) Teach students about the importance of making healthy food choices and help them to figure out how they
New Orleans, LA
United StatesThe goal of the garden is to teach students about gardening and nutrition through various school science and liberal arts subjects. This project serves as a resource for students to take on leadership roles in their community.
Austin, TX
United StatesThe Smith Elementary Garden's purpose is to offer a hands-on activity that supplements the school day curriculum by providing real world experiences to students. In addition, the garden provides fruits, vegetables and herbs for the Smith community.
Palm Desert, CA
United States3 goals:
*Provide fresh, nutritious food service to 145 children.
*As a teaching lab school demonstrate the feasibility and benefits of school gardens.
San Antonio, TX
United StatesOur current garden is in existing flower beds that are not meant for growing vegetables and fruits. Receiving this grant will allow construction for vegetable garden beds. Constructing several garden beds will increase student involvement with our current garden program.
Hilliard, OH
United StatesWeaver Middle School's garden goal is to educate students about where their delicious, nutritious food comes from. In addition, we want more hands-on activities for students.
Colby, KS
United StatesThe primary goal of the school garden is to improve the healthy eating environment in the school and community by increasing and expanding access to a variety of healthy, garden-fresh vegetables.
