Earlier this week, high school students from across New Haven converged on Gateway Community College for the first-event New Haven

Today I am basking in my first warm and wonderful day of spring in Connecticut (I was enjoying a blast

On Monday April 22 U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan, along with the Chair of White House Council on Environmental

One day before neighbors are to meet on the future of Bowen Field, a Hillhouse student shared the results of

Two city schools won green ribbons from the White House on Earth Day for their environmental efforts.

Barnard Environmental Studies Magnet

By: Jane Rushmore

It’s hard work catching a chicken. Kids squat and chase in pursuit, feathers fly, parents look on equally

Pedal power brought over 1,100 people from East Rock to West Rock and in some cases Sleeping Giant on two

by Rebecca Holcombe, Community Programs Director

Welcome spring! Saturday, April 6 was our first Open Farm Day of the season and

By: Barbara Cervone

For as long as she can remember, Shantel has wanted to be a vet. Now this tenth grader

This Spring, a crew of Common Ground students is fueling New Haven's growing school gardens movement: building raised beds, working