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Rayne, LA
United States
The school garden at Martin Petitjean Elementary will serve as a useful teaching tool.
Prescott, AZ
United StatesWe would love our school garden to produce many vegetables to be used by the students to learn to cook with and create meals. As part of our school's curriculum we teach our students farming, gardening and cooking.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Ijamsville, MD
United StatesThe Great Garden Heroes (GGH) is a student driven group in charge of Friends Meeting School edible gardens. Made up of 1st through 4th graders it created a mission statement that states “to use our school garden to promote community by working together…..
Newton Center, MA
United StatesThe main goal of the garden project is to raise student awareness of the benefits of growing healthy, organic food. We also introduce students to basic gardening skills and provide them an opportunity to sample a wide array of vegetables that they may have never tried before.
Oklahoma City, OK
United StatesOur short term goal is to use all of the vegetables that we grow in our cafeteria. Our medium term goal, as we expand, is to use some of the vegetables in the cafeteria and give some to the food bank (on Fridays) to the food pantry that operates out of our school.
San Rafael, CA
United StatesThe MarinSEL LEAD project group this year plans to double the garden size and add chickens. In essence they want to turn the school garden into a school farm and by doing so change the mentality from "look we can grow food" to "we can feed our community".
Los Angeles, CA
United StatesThe goal of the Mother Of Many (M.O.M.) Crenshaw high school garden project is to enhance our seed to table healthy eating curriculum. This grant will make it possible for us to buy a mobile food science lab and support our growing farmers market.
Hayward, CA
United StatesThe Boys & Girls Clubs of San Leandro (BGCSL) is approaching the issue of increased obesity among San Leandro and San Lorenzo children through the lens of developing healthy choices that will lead to healthy habits.
Ramsey, NJ
United StatesMy goals for introducing this garden into the school courtyard are:
Pine River, MN
United StatesWe hope to add season extension and growing capacity to the Pine River-Backus (PRB) Community Garden in order to offer greater hands-on learning for students participating in the Food-Youth-Business (FYB) course while generating food that they may choose how to utilize (prepare and eat, sell, giv
Newtonville, MA
United StatesOur garden is a multi-phased plan that offers opportunities for students to design sustainable gardens, care for and harvest crops, and gain an appreciation for agricultural time, which is unique in our fast-paced world.
Indianapolis, IN
United StatesOver the past several years, dedicated staff and students at Ben Davis University (BDU) have created a beautiful garden.
Toronto, ON
CanadaIf Cameron Public School were to receive this grant, administrators, teaching staff and support staff will be able to provide students multiple, meaningful learning opportunities. From planning to harvesting, students will be engaged and involved in the entire process.
Sacramento, CA
United StatesThe goal of this garden is to teach students about healthy eating and natural food options. There is a Health and Wellness afterschool program that will utilize the garden as a component of fitness and nutrition.
Daytona Beach, FL
United StatesOur ultimate goal for our future school garden is to afford our students with an experience that they otherwise would never have had.
