Yes! Urban ag projects sometimes fall off after an enthusiastic start and can become a burden on a few more individuals. Very important to have a plan, have maintenance tasks and draw on the knowledge skills and abilities of staff and parents. Age appropriate skills for each grade contributs to the garden and orchards the little ones do the seed sprouts while the older kids are involved with layout design and building. The school yard agriculture or green house project elements candy be correlated to the academic components of math, science, nutrition, ecology, etc. Also very grant worthy. The key is summer when gardens grow and current school system is closed.
Alternatively church goes should advance urban ag initiatives on the church grounds where there is a pre-existing structure community commitment and spiritual connection to tending God's garden.
Also, very grant worthy for initial tools and materials. WE CAN DO THIS.
NOW.