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Woburn, MA
United States
Our 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
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.
New Orleans, LA
United StatesOrleans Parish 4-H is currently working with 5 separate schools to develop edible gardens.
Wellfleet, MA
United StatesThe goal of our school garden is two fold. The garden will provide increased access to fresh, nutritious produce, while providing a living laboratory that aligns to national science curriculum standards.
Eganville, ON
CanadaOur Garden's goal is to Provide healthy food for our students during the school year and local food bank through out the summer.
Camden, NJ
United States
With H.B Wilson’s school garden, we seek to engage students in a variety of areas that will create a healthy nutrition environment and foster improved student health.
Milwaukee, WI
United States
Our School is fortunate to already have one garden thriving on our campus; this garden is used primarily by our Upper School students as an outreach project. The harvest of this garden is shared within the greater Milwaukee community in areas of need.
West Nyack, NY
United StatesOur school garden is designed to help our students grow healthy food so that they can eat the fresh vegetable and herbs during lunch. Our school is a school that services the emotionally handicapped population for the Clarkstown Central School District.
Palm Harbor, FL
United StatesThe Suncoast Waldorf School has approximately 50,000 Square Feet of potential garden space. It is comprised of existing gardens, play areas, and meeting areas. The school intentionally exists within a natural environment that plays significant role in how, when, and where the children learn.
Nelson, BC
CanadaOur garden goal is, essentially, to take what we already have and make it better. Seven years ago we started a garden in our school, turning an asphalt school yard into a diverse garden and play space with raised garden beds, a stage, and a story circle.
Waco, TX
United StatesThe Provident Heights: TexSun Garden provides students with a hands-on education about gardening and nutrition. The garden will help broaden the students’ views of healthy foods and change their attitudes towards choosing the food they eat.
Minneapolis, MN
United StatesAt MTS elementary we are focused on community. Our school as a community, but also extending that sense of community out word. We have two ultimate goals for our garden.
Berwyn, PA
United StatesThe goal of our garden is to incorporate different subjects within our curriculum. The garden will bring a hands on approach to teach children about farming, soils, organisms, vegetables, recycling and healthy eating.
Franklin, TN
United StatesThe purpose of our grant is to educate our students on the process of growing healthy food from ground preparation to harvest. Students will prepare soil, plant seeds, water plants, pull weeds, make observations, harvest and then eat the garden foods.
Chicago, IL
United StatesThis grant will make it possible to outfit our school greenhouse with soil, pots, grow boxes, educational materials and irrigation equipment that will help us maximize the amount of produce that students can start in the greenhouse and grow both in the garden and outdoors.
Philadelphia, PA
United StatesThe garden’s goal is to be a major experiential tool in the 4th grade science and health curriculum, with an emphasis on concepts such as water conservation and composting, as well as the long-term importance of incorporating local and organically grown fruits and vegetables into a healthy diet.
Wichita, KS
United StatesThe initial goal is to expose students to gardening and eating more vegetables. The second goal is to improve the educational outcomes through hands-on learning and real-life application of math and science lessons.
Monte Rio, CA
United StatesAt Monte Rio Union School, approximately 85% of our students qualify for Free & Reduced Lunch. This means that the food and lessons around wellness that students receive are critical for their future well-being.
Seattle, WA
United StatesLafayette is an urban school. Every bit of green provides relief to the asphalt and an opportunity to experience gardening opportunities that are otherwise unavailable to many of these kids.
New Albany, IN
United StatesOur ultimate objective is for our garden to become self-sustaining and serve as a mainstay of our entrepreneurship, philanthropy, health and wellness, practical life, science, and history curriculum.
