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Cherryfield, ME
United States
Cherryfield Elementary seeks to increase the size of our school garden, incorporate season extending modifications and begin vermicomposting to increase fresh food production for our school lunch program and increase educational opportunities for our students.
Providence, RI
United StatesThe goal of the Meeting Street school garden program is to improve academic outcomes for our students by integrating different curricular areas into an outdoor learning environment.
Honolulu, HI
United StatesMoanalua Elementary School is requesting $2,000 to support the school’s vermicomposting bins and vegetable garden that is part of the third grade student’s science curriculum.
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.
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.
Oshkosh, WI
United StatesAfter touring Growing Power in Milwaukee, and seeing urban agriculture in action our dream is to construct our own hoop house on site at Oshkosh North.
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.
Narragansett, RI
United StatesThe intention of the gardens at school is that the children (toddlers through eighth grade) will decide what they want to grow and what to do with their yields. Each of the six classrooms will have a designated bed and the children will be their primary stewards.
Lakeland, FL
United StatesMagnolia Montessori’s FARM (Fostering Authentic, Relevant Montessori ) learning program provides a real-world, entrepreneurial education to its students in grades Pre-K through 6th.
Galveston, TX
United StatesA place to Read and Feed. The garden will consist of log planter box benches backed by trellis and placed in a circle to create an outdoor classroom. Students will to grow vegetables and herbs to feed themselves and the community.
Somerville, MA
United StatesOur goal with this garden is to provide students with hands on opportunities to learn about plants and the growing of healthy foods.
Elk Grove, CA
United StatesThis grant will enable us to repair our existing irrigation system, expand our irrigation to our small orchard, and add a solar-powered timer. There is no electrical access in our garden and we are currently operating a manual system.
Lynn, MA
United StatesThe goal of this garden is to provide a safe space for the children to have an opportunity for experiential
hands on learning. They will also be able to learn from this garden where their food comes from and the
Concord, NH
United StatesMy class truly believes in "from farm to table." My life skills, food choices class has been learning about where and how we get our food. Most students want to eat healthy but are restricted at school due to our school lunch program.
McCall, ID
United StatesThe goal primary goal is to improve healthy eating habits in our 120 students by engaging them in growing their own food, trying new fruits and vegetables learning about nutrition and how to grow food at home.
Clearwater, FL
United StatesThe goal of Belleair Elementary’s garden is to make it a usable learning space for school classrooms. Our current garden contains 6 above-ground beds previously installed by The American Heart Association. Beds are assigned to classrooms and teachers help students maintain the gardens.
Sedona, AZ
United StatesThe VVS Global Garden was established in spring 2013 using almost all found and recycled materials. Students made the exterior fence using recycled pallets, rock cairns, scrap metal, and an old school bus for the tool shed.
Hazard, KY
United StatesThe Hazard Middle School 7 and 8th grades will utilize cross curriculum studies involving science, health, social studies, and Language arts.
Woburn, MA
United StatesOur basic goal is that students will acquire some basic gardening and horticultural knowledge, learn about and appreciated where food comes from, work together in groups to help with leadership and teamwork skills, and ultimately they make smarter, healthier food choices outside of school and in
Arlington, TX
United StatesThe Butler Garden space has laid dormant and over grown for 3-4 years. Our initial goals are:
