Meet OUR SCHOOL PARTNERS
We’ve started a movement to “Veggie-cate the First State!” Healthy Foods for Healthy Kids’ goal is to bring our vegetable gardening program to every interested Delaware school. With more than schools in New Castle County alone, we recently expanded into Kent and Sussex Counties, bringing our total to 52 schools in 2024. Our strength is a reproducible program that is practical for busy teachers.
The Bayard School (growing since 2021)
Brown Elementary (growing since 2024)
Brader Elementary (growing since 2009)
Brookside Elementary (growing since 2010)
Carrcroft Elementary (growing since 2022)
Carrie Downie Elementary (growing since 2013) Adopted by Nemours Children’s Health
Douglass Alternative (growing since 2009)
Downes Elementary (growing since 2010)
Delaware School for the Deaf (growing since 2012)
East Millsboro Elementary (growing since 2023)
Frear Elementary (growing since 2024)
Eisenberg Elementary (growing since 2013) Adopted by Nemours Children’s Health
Early Learning Center, IRSD (growing since 2022)
Forest Oak Elementary (growing since 2009)
Forwood Elementary (growing since 2016)
HB duPont Middle School (growing since 2017)
Heritage Elementary (growing since 2022)
Joseph E. Johnson Elementary (growing since 2012)
Freire Charter (growing since 2017)
Gallaher Elementary (growing since 2018)
John M. Clayton Elementary (growing since 2022)
Hanby Elementary (growing since 2021)
Keene Elementary (growing since 2008)
Lancashire Elementary (growing since 2023)
Lewes Elementary (growing since 2023)
Lewis Dual Language Elementary (growing since 2022)
Lombardy Elementary (growing since 2017)
Lord Baltimore Elementary (growing since 2022)
Maple Lane Elementary (growing since 2023)
Marbrook Elementary (growing since 2017)
Marshall Elementary (growing since 2009)
McVey Elementary (growing since 2010-17, 2021-)
Milton Elementary (growing since 2022)
Mt. Pleasant Elementary (growing since 2014) Adopted by Natural Lawn of America
Nativity Prep (growing since 2014)
Olive B Loss (growing since 2024)
New Castle Elementary (growing since 2014)
North Star Elementary (growing since 2012) Adopted by Point-to-Point Wealth Planning
Odyssey Charter (growing since 2018)
Phillip C. Showell Elementary (growing since 2021) Adopted by Coastal Gardeners
Pleasantville Elementary (growing since 2015) Adopted by Adesis, Inc.
Read Middle (growing since 2013)
Red Lion Christian Academy (growing since 2015)
Rehoboth Elementary (growing since 2012-2017, 2021)
Serviam Girls Academy (growing since 2017)
Sussex Academy (growing since 2023)
Shortlidge Elementary (growing since 2012)
South Dover Elementary (growing since 2021)
Wilmington Manor Elementary (growing since 2023) Adopted by Nemours Children’s Hospital
Booker T Washington (growing since 2024)
Springer Middle School (growing since 2005)
Sussex Montessori (growing since 2021)
West Park Place Elementary (growing since 2010) Adopted by Navient
Wilson Elementary (growing since 2011)
Our IMPACT
School garden programs work! Learn more about how HFHK is creating a proven healthier future for today’s kids. We love watching students grow in their understanding of gardening science as well as their love of vegetables.
Our SCHOOL
GARDEN PROGRAM
Our program is specifically designed to fit into the academic year and promote student health. HFHK’s Education Cultivation program provides hands-on gardening activities through lessons that support Delaware State learning standards. Students experience “seed to table” growing each spring AND fall, and EAT fresh vegetables they’ve grown in their cafeterias.
SPONSORSHIP
We are proud to provide our program at no cost to our partner schools. Help 21,000 Delaware students grow vegetables tomorrow by sponsoring Healthy Foods for Healthy Kids today. Businesses, foundations, and individuals may become sponsors of one or more of these gardens.