In the News: Working Together for New Haven’s Young People
by Joel Tolman, Director of Impact & Engagement Being a small public high school has huge upsides. We know our students well,
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Common Ground’s Rock to Rock Team Needs You!
Common Ground's Rock to Rock team needs you! It's not too late to join the biggest, most ethusiastic team on the road on Saturday, April
POSITION FILLED: Common Ground Seeking Outstanding Environmental Science Teacher
Common Ground -- the nation’s oldest environmental charter high school, creating the next generation of successful college students and powerful environmental leaders
Creating Urban Oases for People & Wildlife – Proposals Due April 1!
In 2013, New Haven was designated one of the nation's first urban wildlife refuges by the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service. Since
Common Ground Board Meeting – December 22, 2014 – Minutes
Present: Monique Frasier, Frank Mitchell, Ben Gardner, Mike Doolittle, Jane Lee, Bob Parker, Babz Rawls Ivy Liz Cox, Rebecca Holcombe, Melissa Spear, Betsy
Students Weigh In: Internet Freedom & Safety In The Era of 1-to-1 Computing
As Common Ground considers how best to navigate the issues raised by one to one computing and 24-7 internet access, we wanted
Students Grapple With Internet Freedom & Safety In The Era of 1-to-1 Computing
by Joel Tolman, Director of Impact & Engagement [quote author="- Common Ground Student"]I would love unfiltered Internet. I know that’s not really
Common Ground Is A Charter School
by Melissa Spear, Liz Cox, and Joel Tolman Photos by Mel Morales Common Ground is a charter school. But what does that
Common Ground Board Meeting October 27, 2014 Minutes
Present: Michael Doolittle, Kim Futrell, Frank Mitchell, Bob Parker, Monique Frasier, John Jessen, Ben Gardner, Babz Rawls Ivy, Jane Lee, Wendy Battles,
Newsweek: Common Ground students “Beating the Odds”
Last week, Newsweek announced the nation's "top schools for low-income students" -- and Common Ground was one of four Connecticut schools to