Bringing Race and Inequality into Focus in the Classroom
By Kate Cebik Development Associate There's something you may not know about our high school. You probably know Common Ground has a high
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Anti-Racism, at any age
By Rebecca Holcombe Director of Community Programs Our Environmental Educator team meets monthly to plan programs and do ongoing professional development. This
Red, White, Don’t Shoot
By Ihsan Abdussabur CGHS Class of 2018 Another vicious gang seem to make an outburst An outburst in unlawful homicides That spread
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by Nathaniel Dymond, Class of 2018 Rap & Poetry Club The love the energy in the movements that I see But the
Green Schools National Network: Connecticut Green LEAF Schools Inspires with its ED-GRS Success
There are many models of state programs to recognize and support greening our schools. Some are housed in state departments of education,
ENR New England: Green Project Best Project – Community Arts and Sciences Building, Common Ground School
Community Arts and Sciences Building, Common Ground School New Haven Best Project The $9.6-million Common Ground School’s Community Arts and Science Building
The Journal of the American Institute of Architects: Advancing Environmental Learning and Leadership
The 180 students of Common Ground High School do more than study urban farming and sustainability. They live it each day, in
Denali Blog: The Importance of Field Trips
BY AMY PARULIS · DECEMBER 8, 2016 I guess I should start off by saying I was an elementary school teacher for
New Haven Register: Common Ground school in New Haven branches out with $75,000 EPA grant
NEW HAVEN >> Common Ground High School, an environment-themed charter school in the city, is using a $75,000 grant from the Environmental
New Haven Independent: Common Ground Receives EPA Support
“Fueled by a $75,000 grant from the Environmental Protection Agency, New Haven’s Common Ground High School has launched Teaching Our Cities—a new