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Whitefield, NH
United States
The White Mountains Regional High School Horticulture Program spends a great deal of class time discussing edible food gardens, permaculture, and the importance of agricultural sustainability.
Newport News, VA
United StatesThe goals of our school garden are to provide our students with the experience of planning, creating, planting, maintaining and harvesting their own vegetables as well provide them a “real life” activity to learn and practice science, health and mathematics skills and concepts.
Joes, CO
United StatesLiberty School is the only K-12 school in the town of Joes, serving both towns of Joes and Kirk in the high plains of Colorado.
Altadena, CA
United StatesThe Garden Program will teach youth to grow and prepare their own food while promoting healthy eating habits.
Conroe, TX
United StatesWe believe this grant will allow our students many opportunities that they might not be able to find in the classroom. First, we know our students will benefit from the social skills and behaviors required to interact with other students on a team.
Red Lodge, MT
United StatesOur goal is to get all our students closer to their healthy food: planning, planting, caring for, harvesting, preparing and eating vegetables from or garden. Last year we were able to fundraise for and build three 4x4 raised beds.
Fort Lauderdale, FL
United StatesStudents will help to plant, care, water and harvest the fruit from the trees planted in the Tropical Fruit Tree Garden. In addition, the students will participate interactively in a horticultural and nutritional orientation.
Santa Cruz, CA
United StatesWe have five raised beds that students currently use to grow vegetables and edible herbs. We want to expand our garden teaching to include more urban agricultural techniques by building vertical gardens, using low-cost, easily-accessible materials.
Hartsville, SC
United StatesThe Hartsville Community Garden is located in downtown Hartsville and is free and open to the community. It is completely staffed by volunteers. Last year, garden volunteers identified a need for food/nutrition education for students.
Sandspit, BC
CanadaThe community of Sandspit consists of approximately 250 people. The school is an integral part of the community and many community members have helped to volunteer with the construction and maintenance of the garden.
Cary, NC
United StatesThe Lucy Daniels Center Therapeutic Teaching Garden is both an outdoor classroom and a horticultural therapy site for children and their families who are being served through one of the Center’s mental and emotional health programs including the Lucy Daniels School.
Ventura, CA
United StatesOur garden goals are:
* To teach our students to love and enjoy good food.
* To teach our students the skills to feed themselves and others.
* To awaken our students' love of being outside with nature as they experience the thrill of watching their plants grow into food.
Princeton, AL
United StatesWe are a small, rural school with 100 students preschool through 12th grade. Our garden is a component of a larger project to develop an agriculture and agribusiness curricula with aquaponics and integrate these with a home economics curriculum.
Naperville, IL
United StatesThis grant request has its roots in three students who approached me and asked if we could plant a vegetable garden at our school. The students gave up countless recesses to plan an informational meeting.
Athens, TX
United StatesThe purpose of our school garden will be three-fold. First, and most importantly, the garden will be used to teach students where food comes from. We want our students to understand that food comes from the land and the labor of those who work the land.
New Haven, CT
United StatesSt. Martin de Porres Academy instills the values of hard-work and service into all of its students. The existence of an active community gardening program is an incredible addition to those efforts, as well as curriculum enhancement.
Totowa, NJ
United StatesMount Saint Joseph is a residential program
Auburn, CA
United StatesAs a continuation high school serving 128 high-risk students, 102 of which are on the free/reduced lunch program, the main vision for our garden is to build character, relationships, and nutritional awareness with the students and surrounding community.
Tucson, AZ
United States
The main goal of the garden is to serve San Miguel High School and the local community. By nurturing plant life, the garden will also nurture friendships and promote kindness amongst students and community members.
Tucson, AZ
United StatesToltecalli High School (THS) was founded to address issues of low academic achievement, graduation rates, and job opportunities for low-income Latino youth in south Tucson.
