In 1996 Alice Waters started a foundation called Edible Schoolyard at the Martin Luther King Jr. middle school in Berkeley, California. This program turned into an entire curriculum that students had to follow in their schools. In this class students got to grow their own produce, learn kitchen skills, and then they benefitted from eating the food they grew and prepared. Even though this was a class, there was also a small lesson each day in every other type of class that talked about healthy eating. For example, the teacher could give a quick lesson on healthy eating in a math class. This foundation is used to raise awareness about edible education and the importance of nutrition. It also raises awareness about allowing kids to have free lunches in their schools. In the same year, her restaurant Chez Panisse founded and launched the Garden Project, that allowed kids to build gardens near their schools to have organic and fresh produce. Alice worked with Michelle Obama to advocate for organic
In 1996 Alice Waters started a foundation called Edible Schoolyard at the Martin Luther King Jr. middle school in Berkeley, California. This program turned into an entire curriculum that students had to follow in their schools. In this class students got to grow their own produce, learn kitchen skills, and then they benefitted from eating the food they grew and prepared. Even though this was a class, there was also a small lesson each day in every other type of class that talked about healthy eating. For example, the teacher could give a quick lesson on healthy eating in a math class. This foundation is used to raise awareness about edible education and the importance of nutrition. It also raises awareness about allowing kids to have free lunches in their schools. In the same year, her restaurant Chez Panisse founded and launched the Garden Project, that allowed kids to build gardens near their schools to have organic and fresh produce. Alice worked with Michelle Obama to advocate for organic