New Haven Register: Schoolyard habitats are urban oases and outdoor classrooms for New Haven kids
By Brian Zahn, New Haven Register POSTED: 06/18/17, 5:45 PM EDT NEW HAVEN >> When Worthington Hooker, Columbus Family Academy and Barnard
New Haven Independent: Fair Haven School Unveils Schoolyard Habitat
by HAILEY FUCHS | Jun 12, 2017 7:33 am When David Weinreb asked his sixth graders to sing one last time before the
New Haven Register: New Haven park transformed from a ‘dump’ into a ‘showcase’
By Ed Stannard, New Haven Register (Arnold Gold/Hearst Connecticut Media) Common Ground High School senior Thomas Melendez, 18, waters new plants
New Haven Independent: New Park Opens In “New Hamden”
by HAILEY FUCHS | Jun 12, 2017 8:03 am CGHS alumna Kathiana Torres with children on the new swings at Cherry Ann
New Haven Register: New Haven Public Schools honors risk takers, hard workers, team players
Common Ground's Suzannah Holsenbeck (right) with Kjerstin Pugh, who won for her work with Co-Op After School. NEW HAVEN >>
New Haven Register: Teachers, students, volunteers build ‘schoolyard habitat’ at Davis Street school in New Haven
Alice Hoak, a second-grade student at Davis Street School, helps with the schoolyard habitat Wednesday. Anna Bisaro — New Haven Register
New Haven Independent: After-School Programs Face Budget Axe
“That’s a real dead body,” 15-year-old Evann Meyers recalled thinking during a recent trip to a local morgue. It wasn’t a typical
The Construction Specifier: Cross-laminated Timber
The 1300-m2 (14,000-sf) addition to the Common Ground High School (New Haven, Connecticut) is one of the first buildings in the country
Architectural Record: Common Ground High School by Gray Organschi Architecture
Cedar rainscreen cladding and a standing-seem metal roof recal agricultural builds and make Common Ground's new structure at home on 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,