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Nightingale Montessori has an established cooking program with student participation that is part of our National Lunch and Breakfast Program. We have found that when children participate in the preparation of healthy food, they eat healthy food.

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.

The goal for our garden is to educate our children how to grow healthy foods and maintain a garden while enjoying the process. This hands-on experience will help them to develop patience and responsibility. Our current gardening club, The Plantiers, has 20 students from 1st to 5th grade.

Our goal is to create a long-term, sustainable garden for CAHS to use for educational enrichment, the development of healthy eating habits and community connections, and as a catalyst for environmental awareness.

George Washington High School will be the 5th high school at Denver Public Schools to initiate a Garden of Youth.

A grant through the partnership of the Whole Kids Foundation and Food Corps will help to expand upon the mission of Holy Family Academy.

Autism is not a disability, it is a different ability.The ability to teach our students about healthy eating, and teaching them to maintain a better environment for them to live in.

The goal of the Prospect Mountain High School (PMHS) garden is to provide learning opportunities for students that enhance and expand the current curriculum, develop healthy living and sustainability practices, and provide opportunities for student leadership and community service.

In an effort to meet the students' interests, Ms.Vazquez began the Gardening Club in the last months of the last school year. This year, there has been record attendance and a desire by the students to beautify the campus.