We are a collaboration of garden coordinators, classroom teachers, parent volunteers and community partners dedicated to the creation and support of sustainable garden and nutrition-based learning programs for students in Sonoma County.

The School Garden Network (SGN) provides students with opportunities to establish a life-long dedication to the environment and their communities, to develop a healthy understanding of nutrition, and to further their academic achievement through hands-on learning.

SGN News / Blog

Jul 25Job Offered: Garden Mentor
The SGN School Food Committee is looking for mentors to support our grantee schools for the 2010-2011 school year. This is a paid position; 15 hours total for the school...

RESOURCES: Getting Started.
A school garden is not likely to last or be fully used without broad support from the school community. So the first job of someone wishing to start a garden is to gather support.

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