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Belmont, MA
United States
The garden was created by the Belmont High School Garden and Food Justice Club with the support of the Belmont Food Collaborative. Students built, planted and tended the garden during the spring. Over the summer students harvested and delivered the vegetables to the Belmont Food Pantry.
Ventura, CA
United StatesI work in a high school that is divided by grades. On Lower Campus, we have grades 9 & 10. On Upper Campus, we have grades 11 & 12. I teach the 9th & 10th graders. We also have First Steps & Jump Start on Lower Campus.
Winter Park, FL
United StatesAn edible garden grant will allow our students to access nutritious produce during snack time, investigate where their food comes from, taste nutritious recipes, and pay it forward to two "adopted" low income families and our local food bank.
Seattle, WA
United StatesThe Danny Woo Children's Garden Program, run by InterIm CDA, provides Bailey Gatzert Elementary School students classes both at the school and field trips to our unique garden, the Danny Woo Community Garden.
Nashua, NH
United StatesWe hope to create an inclusive community of involved gardeners including students, teachers, parents, and neighbors that will support and sustain a garden in years to come at the Charlotte Ave School. It would be the first garden in the Nashua school system.
Mesa, AZ
United StatesOur gardens goal is to raise edible vegetables and herbs. In the process we are educating our students on the process of how food begins as a seed, grows, and ends up in the grocery store.
Toronto, ON
CanadaThe Gledhill school vegetable garden is maintained by parents and school staff. Last year the garden, located in the common area at the rear of the school, was used by about forty students in two classrooms.
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.
North Charleston, SC
United StatesWe have been building up our garden for the past 3 years. We have a green house and an out door classroom. We have also received tools, 3 additional raised beds and seeds by taking a school gardening class over the summer. One problem, but goal, we have is irrigation.
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.
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.
Bridport, VT
United StatesOur goal is to use the Whole Kids Grant to expand our current garden from 5 small raised beds (3x6 ft each) to an area equivalent of 150x150 feet or, just less than one-half acre and to create a three-bin composting to begin preparing Bridport Central School for Vermont’s Universal Recycling Law,
Charlotte, NC
United StatesThe goal of this project is to better utilize the garden as a therapeutic tool in the treatment of 72 children we serve as part of our residential and outpatient behavioral health programs.
Bangor, ME
United StatesWe plan to plant a raised bed garden on the school grounds at the James F. Doughty Middle School in Bangor, Maine. The goal of the garden is to supplement student learning as well as contribute to students' health and wellness. The James F.
San Antonio, TX
United StatesThe goal of the Friendship Garden is to change the learning landscape of a student with special needs by creating an engaging and meaningful edible garden experience.
Minneapolis, MN
United StatesThe East Side Youth Garden is an experiential learning garden for low-income youth located in the “backyard” of East Side Neighborhood Services (ESNS).
North Palm Beach, FL
United StatesThe goal of our garden would be three fold.
Alachua, FL
United StatesOur school has had small square foot gardens for the past 2 years.
Charleston, SC
United StatesHere at Carolina Voyager Charter School we focus on preparing young explorers for their 21st century journey-and what better place to explore than a school garden!
Nanaimo, BC
CanadaNesaika Kumtuks is a new (BC School District #84) K-3 one classroom public school that opened in September 2014 in partnership with, Nanaimo Aboriginal Centre, Boys and Girls Club of Vancouver Island and Mid-Island Metis Nation.
