Here's a list of organizations providing garden-based education to schools and community groups. Check out what they can offer your school. You also may want to look at garden projects we've featured on GardenABCs:
City Green Ringwood, NJ
Dedicated to creating urban community, youth and school gardens in northern New Jersey’s cities to enrich the lives of inner city residents, while cultivating education in public health, nutrition and the environment.
CitySprouts Cambridge, Mass. More info! Helps school communitities create schoolyard learning gardens and teachers use these gardens by supporting core curriculum
Cultivating Community Portland, Maine
Students dig in with seeds, seedlings, and garden work and are challenged to think critically about issues of social and environmental justice, self-sufficiency, and ecological sustainability.
D.C. Schoolyard Greening Schoolyard green spaces that promote ecological literacy and environmental stewardship, Washington D.C.
Kentucky School Garden Network Working to create vibrant, sustainable, edible gardens in every public, independent and parochial school in the Commonwealth of Kentucky
Macomb County School Garden Initiative Michigan
Networking group for parents, teachers, principals, administrators and others interested in school & youth garden programs in the Macomb County, Mich, area.
Monarch Sister Schools Program
An initiative to involve school children across North America in the protection and restoration of the habitat of the Monarch butterfly - Resource guide, workshops, eco-tours, online resources
Tampa Bay School Gardening Network Network for educators and parents to help increase awareness of how organic vegetable gardening can facilitate learning in local schools and the greater Tampa Bay community
The Food Project Greater Boston
A national model of engaging young people in personal and social change through sustainable agriculture
The Garden School Spartanburg, S.C.
Supporting the development of outdoor classrooms in schools and helping provide active educational programs in science, health and wellness, organic gardening, and ecology and conservation for young people and adults in Spartanurg County
The Who Farm
The White House Organic Farm Project, Washington, DC