Classroom in Bloom inspires children to grow healthy food and connect with nature
Classroom in Bloom is a community garden, built to inspire children to live a healthy lifestyle, make healthy choices, and eat healthy food. Our Farm-to-Cafeteria program teaches about sustainable food systems that support our agricultural community, providing experiential, inquiry-based learning opportunities and a place-based sense of wonder. Our school garden produces thousands of pounds of produce each year, donated to the schools’ cafeterias, weekly to students as healthy snacks, and to our community where needed.
Highlights of our Program
Greenhouse and Production Farm
K-6 STEM Garden Curriculum
High School Horticulture Class
Interdisiplinary lessons in Leadership, Science, Art, Mathematics, Foods and Nutrition
Garden Club After School Program
Locals Lunch Partnership with MVSD
Harvest of the Month in Cafeterias
Summer Day Camps
High School Internships
Composting All Cafeteria Waste
Winter Cooking Lessons with Culturally Signficant Foods
Partner in Okanogan County School Garden Programs
See the video below about Okanogan County School Gardens and the Network of community coming together to bring garden, nutrition and outdoor education to every student in our region.