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California School Garden Coalition

Los Angeles County

San Marino Unified

San Marino Unified has received $523,590 from the Kitchen Infrastructure and Training (KIT) Fund: $405,602 in 2022 and a $117,988 grant in 2025. The California Department of Education (CDE) has not published the 2026 allocations yet.

$405,602

2022 KIT allocation

$117,988

2025 KIT grant

KIT Fund allocations

What the KIT Fund has sent this district, round by round.

2022 allocation
$405,602 in the 2022 round: $226,396 base plus $179,206 for freshly prepared meals. As of March 29, 2024.
2025 grant
$117,988 in the 2025 round. As of March 11, 2026.
2026 allocation
Not yet published by CDE. The formula and the amount per agency are still to be decided. As of September 29, 2026.
County-District-School (CDS) code
19649640000000

What you can do now

Who decides in a district

KIT money goes to the district's food service (nutrition services) department, so its director decides how it is spent. An education or curriculum lead, a farm-to-school buyer and a garden coordinator often shape a garden program, and in our work a garden coordinator housed in food services has worked well, since food service already runs as a business.

Gardens and garden education here

Ten Strands found no public evidence of school garden programs here.

From Ten Strands' statewide district dataset, as of September 29, 2026. Ten Strands looks for public evidence, so a missing item may mean the district has not said so publicly.