Maui Farm to School Network
Since 2008, Grow Some Good has provided school garden programming and now supports over 7000 students each year. School Gardens are a key resource for learning, engaging with nature, and instilling healthy habits.
Supported Schools
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Kihei Elementary
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Kihei Charter School
- Pōmaikaʻi Elementary
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Wailuku Elementary
- Princess Nāhiʻenaʻena Elementary
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Lahaina Intermediate
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Kahului Elementary
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Makawao Elementary
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Waihe’e Elementary
Self Sustaining Schools
- Lokelani Intermediate
- Puʻu Kukui Elementary
- Pukalani Elementary
- Kamehameha Schools Maui
- Hʻāiku Elementary
- Hāna School
- Montessori School of Maui
- Lahainaluna High
- Maui High
- King Kamehameha III Elementary
- King Kekaulike High
- Pāʻia Elementary
- Baldwin High
- Carden Academy
Network / Starter Schools
We offer these schools our network resources and support to grow their program. Some schools have gardens run by just a teacher or two; others have had a program in the past but do not at this time.
- Kula Elementary
- Kamali’i Elementary
- Iao Intermediate
- Lanai School
- Lihikai Elementary
- Haleakala Waldorf
- Kalama Intermediate
- Maui Waena Intermediate
- St. Anthony Grade School
- Seabury Hall Middle School
- Maui Adventist School
- Emmanuel Lutheran
- Maui Preparatory Academy
- Roots School
Articles About School Gardens
KAP_2:LS_6-8_1.2
Describe characteristics and components of living soilTHEME: The Living Soil--The Living Plant: We are all Interconnected and Related STRAND: Science of Living Soil GRADE LEVEL: 6-8 Key Concepts Compare and contrast the abiotic and biotic factors of the soil and how...
KAP_3:NF_3-5_2.1
Analyze the social, economic, and environmental impacts of food systems including the energy inputs and outputsTHEME: Nourishment: Feeding Our Mind and Body with What It Needs to Stay Healthy and Flourish STRAND: Food Justice & Security GRADE LEVEL: 3-5 Key Concepts...
KAP_3:NF_3-5_2.3
Understand that discarded food is a valuable resource. Identify and apply practices that eliminate and/or redirect discarded food from landfill systemsTHEME: Nourishment: Feeding Our Mind and Body with What It Needs to Stay Healthy and Flourish STRAND: Food Justice &...
KAP_2:LS_3-5_4.2
Investigate, analyze and apply natural soil fertility systemsTHEME: The Living Soil--The Living Plant: We are all Interconnected and Related STRAND: Science of Soil Fertility GRADE LEVEL: 3-5 Key Concepts Create an argument for how soil amendments improve soil...
KAP_2:LS_3-5_4.3
Understand decomposition THEME: The Living Soil--The Living Plant: We are all Interconnected and Related STRAND: Science of Soil Fertility GRADE LEVEL: 3-5 Key Concepts Understand that decomposition is one of the ways that nature cycles matter and energy. Lesson...
KAP_2:LS_K-2_4.1
Creating compost systemsTHEME: The Living Soil--The Living Plant: We are all Interconnected and Related STRAND: Science of Soil Fertility GRADE LEVEL: K-2 Key Concepts Describe the components of composting (green and brown, decomposers, air, water, time). Lesson...
KAP_2:LS_K-2_2.1
The relationship between weeds and soilTHEME: The Living Soil--The Living Plant: We are all Interconnected and Related STRAND: Science of Living Plants GRADE LEVEL: K-2 Key Concepts Recognize the advantages and disadvantages of common weeds and their names. Identify...
KAP_2:LS_K-2_2.5
Polynesian introduced, endemic, and indigenous plantsTHEME: The Living Soil--The Living Plant: We are all Interconnected and Related STRAND: Science of Living Plants GRADE LEVEL: K-2 Key Concepts Identify and name main forest trees (koa, ʻohiʻa) and canoe crops...
KAP_3:NF_K-2_1.3
Food is place based, and different regions around the world have distinct culinary attributesTHEME: Nourishment: Feeding Our Mind and Body with What It Needs to Stay Healthy and Flourish STRAND: Food Culture GRADE LEVEL: K-2 Key Concepts Name foods that grow in your...