- To use the garden as an outdoor classroom that aligns with the Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS) curriculum, particularly in the science area.

- To foster insightful and critical thinking about our ecosystem and help students foster closer ties to nature.

- To teach important life skills: including self-awareness, motor skills, and to deepen interpersonal skills during group activities.

- To provide students a hands-on experience to grow and harvest their own food, to learn more about nutrition, and to learn where food comes from.

- To teach environmental awareness, an understanding for nature, and sustainable living practices.

- To bring together students, teachers, families, and build a strong sense of well-being within our school community and within the greater community.