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School Garden and STEAM Programs

Hands-on learning that connects living systems, food, creativity, and wellness.

School Garden and STEAM Programs — Green Thumb Initiative students learning in a school garden program in Southern Colorado
Outdoor STEAM learning that connects science, food, and teamwork.

Quick answer: school garden and steam programs in Southern Colorado

Green Thumb Initiative provides school garden and steam programs that builds knowledge, healthy coping skills, and community connection.

Programs use accessible education, horticulture, creativity, nutrition, and peer support. Offerings vary by location and community need.

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Hands-on STEAM education

School programs connect science, technology, engineering, art, and math with gardens, food, and practical problem-solving.

Students explore where food comes from, how living systems work, and how everyday choices can support wellness.

Lessons designed for participation

Activities emphasize observation, teamwork, creativity, and reflection. Programs can support classroom goals while introducing healthy coping and prevention concepts.

GTI coordinates with educators and community partners to shape an appropriate experience for each setting.

Learning beyond one lesson

Garden and nutrition projects can create lasting routines. Students gain tools they can share at home and throughout their communities.

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Frequently asked questions

Who can participate in school programming?

Eligibility depends on the current program, location, age group, and partner. Contact GTI for the latest participation details.

Where is school programming offered?

Programs may be offered in Canon City, Colorado Springs, Pueblo, and nearby Southern Colorado communities. Locations and schedules can change.

What happens during school programming?

Participants take part in hands-on STEAM, garden, nutrition, and prevention learning. Specific activities are adapted to the group, setting, and available resources.

Is this clinical treatment?

GTI provides prevention, education, mentorship, and community support. Program descriptions do not replace advice, diagnosis, treatment, or emergency services from qualified professionals.

How do I get started?

Use the contact form or call (719) 301-7676. GTI can share current schedules, availability, and any next steps.

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Ask about programs, participation, partnership, volunteering, or support for Green Thumb Initiative.

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