A community of educators, garden leaders, and food systems partners growing meaningful food and agriculture education across Washington.
What is SAGE?
SAGE (School Agriculture & Garden Education) is a community of practice within the Washington State Farm to School Network that connects educators, school garden coordinators, nonprofit partners, and community leaders working to advance food, garden, and agriculture education across Washington.
SAGE creates space for relationship-building, resource sharing, collaboration, and collective learning to support meaningful, place-based food systems education for all students. Through regular gatherings and shared projects, members strengthen connections between classrooms, cafeterias, gardens, farms, and communities.
Join the SAGE Online Community
Sign up on the WA Farm to School Forum and connect with others on school or community garden/farm education topics. You will first need to become a member of the Washington Farm to School Network. Learn more about becoming a member.
Join a Community of Practice Zoom call
Join the SAGE Community of Practice to connect with peers, share successes and challenges, and collaborate on ideas and strategies to increase and sustain farm to school garden and farm programs across Washington. Co-faciliated by Sharon Siehl of Tilth Alliance and Jen Moss (formerly WSU Extension SNAP-Ed).
Quarterly on the 4th Wednesday at noon.
Next calls: May 27th & August 26th
