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The Garden of Youth (GOY) is an internship program that connects students, especially those in special needs classrooms, with the food and land that sustains them through environmental stewardship, cultivation of plants, and integration of healthy choices into their everyday lives.

The goal for this garden is to educate the youth at Evans High School to grow, transplant, and harvest plants in order to increase health literacy, while increasing access to healthy plant derived foods.

A Whole Foods Garden Grant will afford our students, faculty and community an opportunity to build a raised garden bed and to purchase garden supplies. The garden will be maintained by our students through a garden club.

As 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.

Toltecalli 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.

Our school is for children with severe, intensive disabilities and complex health needs.

The Greenhouse Initiative at Milford High School will entail the construction of a school garden using non-functional space at Milford High School and will: provide Milford High School students with the opportunity to engage in hands-on learning as architects, engineers, horticulturists, and gree

Our goal is to increase the vocational skills and broaden abilities for our students with disabilities. Our school has center based programs for students with severe autism, and severe emotional disabilities.

It is our goal to add aquaponics to our existing horticulture program. This will add a new level of learning for our students as well as add a new production facility to our greenhouses by allowing us to add more vegetable and herb production as well as fish production.