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There has been much written regarding the positive effects that gardens can have on a student’s education. At the Jeffers Foundation we see great value in school gardens. They can bring life to your curriculum in many areas. The information on this page will answer many of the questions you may have on how to start and sustain a successful school garden.

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Rosemount Elementary , Rosemount, MN

Rosemount Elementary Project initiated by PTO Project designed to serve as a garden/outdoor learning center Grade appropriate curriculum developed by staff Families involved in care…
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Sunrise River School, North Branch, MN

Sunrise River Elementary Program supplements their Farm-to-School program Twelve raised garden beds and ground level garden Holds Farm-to-School Celebration in September Partners with master gardeners…
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Winona Middle School, Winona, MN

Winona Middle School Their Sustain Winona Partnership group involves master gardeners, Winona State University, city, county and schools Has a 9,600 square foot garden plot…
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Cedar Park , Apple Valley, MN

Cedar Park STEM School Raised garden beds Several MN native biome gardens Aligned to grade level & state standards Grade levels responsible for certain areas…
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Clara Barton Open School, Minneapolis, MN

Clara Barton Initiated by parent group and three teachers Start-up assisted by Harvest Moon Backyard Farmers Continues work with Midwest Food Connection Urban Schoolyard Garden…
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Waconia Public Schools, Waconia, MN

Waconia Public Schools One-half acre veggie garden & 65 fruit trees in orchard Garden designed to teach students the 'seed to table' progression Produce served…
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