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Warrington, PA
United States
Our school installed a garden at the end of the 2013-14 school year. We enlisted the help of an Eagle Scout to help us with this project. Although the structure of the garden is in place and we planted a crop in the spring, there is a lot of work to make the garden better.
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.
Bertram, TX
United StatesThe gardening program at Bertram Elementary is led by students attending the After-school Centers for Education (ACE) program, which is funded by a grant from the Texas Education Association (TEA). The ACE grant is a five year grant which was implemented last year.
Austin, TX
United States“Children indeed love flowers, but they need to do something more than remain among them and contemplate their colored blossoms. They find their greatest pleasure in acting, in knowing, in exploring, even apart from the attraction of external beauty.” Dr. Maria Montessori
Springfield, MO
United StatesSUAC aims to build the relationship between our community and the food we eat.
Carthage, MS
United StatesThis Garden Project is a long-term educational program for our students and our community, to be initiated in Winter/Spring 2015.
Fremont, NH
United StatesThis year we hope to cultivate a irrigated new plot that is approximately 1000 square feet. Our existing program has for the past few year,s been almost entirely self sustaining in that we have spring plant sales which provide the income for soil and seed money.
Cape Coral, FL
United StatesOur goal is to teach the children at our school and their families that food doesn't have to come from a grocery store.
Akron, OH
United StatesThe main goal of the student garden is to provide the students with healthy food choices that are not available to them due to 100% of the school student population qualifying for the free lunch program.
Columbus, OH
United StatesA+ Children's Academy Community School is located on the South Side of Columbus, Ohio in a urban community. The majority of our students do not have access to fresh fruits, vegetables, and herbs. Approximately 90% of our students are free and reduced lunch status.
Charlotte, NC
United StatesAt Beverly Woods Elementary, we are passionate about teaching the whole child. The goal of our garden is to improve the overall health and wellness of children through:
• Education about nutritious food sources (not just from the grocery store!),
New York, NY
United StatesStudents at the NYC iSchool participate in project-based courses called modules where they are expected to tackle real world issues in their community.
Carbondale, CO
United StatesThe Carbondale Community School (CCS) Learning Garden and club began in spring, 2014. Carbondale Community School is a K-8 public charter school with 135 students.
San Francisco, CA
United StatesThe garden at The Academy of Arts and Sciences will be used as a classroom for CUESA’s model Schoolyard to Market program, which is now in its pilot semester at The Academy. This grant will allow us to continue the program there through 2015.
Tiffin, OH
United StatesWith a large population of our students on Free and reduced lunches we will use the grant funds to start a garden in which we will grow fruits and vegetables to share with our families and provide our students with Healthy snacks.
Toronto, ON
CanadaWe have had a 20' by 12' school vegetable garden for 5 years. We would like to develop it by building raised beds. We have a group of volunteer parents who are willing to put the beds together and one of our parents has a contact who will mill the wood locally.
Brockton, MA
United StatesThe goal of the Arnone Elementary School Garden is to enhance student classroom learning through an after school enrichment program in the garden sponsored by 21st Century Schools.
Huntington, WV
United StatesMy primary goal is to incorporate WV Content Standards for my math classes into a project based, hands on learning environment for my special education students.
Sandy Spring, MD
United StatesMy horticulture classes have been creating an organic garden on the school grounds on an abandoned native tree nursery. My students grow everything from seeds, as we have a large greenhouse to grow seedlings. Some of my students are ESOL students from various countries around the world.
Healdsburg, CA
United StatesAfter 25 years as a parent volunteer based program, the Alexander Valley School Science Garden now has a credentialed garden teacher hired by the district. With this new wave of commitment and energy, the funds of this grant would go towards the implementation of basic garden kitchen supplies.
