Headline: Apply for the 2023–24 Northeast Farm to School Institute! Image: Educators gather outdoors at a recent Northeast Farm to School Institute summer retreat, learning together on the shores of Lake Champlain.

A unique, year-long professional learning opportunity

for select school, early childhood & district teams from

New England & New York.


Whether you're a long-time farm to school advocate or looking to begin integrating food, farm, and nutrition programs into your school community, you're invited to form a team and apply.


The Institute kicks off this summer at Shelburne Farms

with an action planning retreat June 27–29, 2023.


Spend the retreat developing a farm to school action plan with your team, networking with other schools from across the Northeast, and taking part in educator and school nutrition staff specific professional learning. Year-long support includes coaching, continued professional learning, and networking with a regional farm to school community.

Applications are due February 13, 2023.

LEARN MORE & APPLY

With the support of Vermont FEED and Food Connects, Dummerston School wove new farm to school elements into their existing frameworks, creating food systems learning for the entire school community, spanning kindergarten through eighth grade.

READ THE STORY

Climate and food systems are inherently interdisciplinary, affecting every aspect of life around the world. How can we educators support youth who are grappling with these massive issues?


As part of our  2022–23 Northeast Farm to School Institute, SubjectToClimate, Food Connects, and the Shelburne Farms Institute for Sustainable Schools hosted a workshop to explore the intersection of climate and food, showcase youth leaders’ voices, and introduce resources for K-12 educators.

GET THE RESOURCES

Looking for an inspiring conference? February 27–March 1, Shelburne Farms Institute for Sustainable Schools staff will be in New Orleans participating in the Green Schools Conference, a gathering of interdisciplinary professionals who make green schools a reality. Session topics include reducing waste and improving districtwide partnerships. Register today! 

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Vermont FEED is a farm to school partnership project of

NOFA-VT and Shelburne Farms Institute for Sustainable Schools.

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