San Francisco, CA
Hydroponic System for Biology Class
Grant Amount
$4,995
Year Awarded
2025-2026
Project Coordinator
Sam Hamilton
Grant Type
Individual
Local Association
United Educators of San Francisco
Focus Area
Garden and Outdoor Learning
About the Project
The Hydroponic System for Biology Class project at Woodside Learning Center in San Francisco’s Juvenile Hall aims to bring more hands-on, engaging science instruction to students in a detention facility. Using a Flex Farm hydroponic system, students will grow leafy greens and herbs indoors, tying their work directly to biology lessons. The system will allow students to grow and harvest crops year-round, even when they cannot access the outdoor garden, and send fresh produce home during family visits. The project promotes connection to the broader community and provides a therapeutic, team-based learning experience.
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