Serving Up Change with School Gardens and FoodCorps
By Kendra Dawsey FoodCorps service member The Need for New Haven New Haven, much like the state of Connecticut, is an area with
Teaching Our Cities
by Joel Tolman, Director of Impact & Engagement I was a brand new teacher when I came to Common Ground in 2003.
You deserve to know how we used your support
It's arrived! DIGGING DEEPER TOGETHER - THE GRATITUDE REPORT One big thank you in a document jam-packed with hundreds of data points,
Is Common Ground Color Blind?
By Anthony Duff CGHS Senior Hartford, CONN--Outspoken historian and social activist Rosa Clemente told a group of Common Ground Students--among other young
Wracklines: Does Urban Habitat Restoration Work?
By Common Ground Students Taylor Pauls, Erik Lopez, Kathiana Torres, Sophia Ginnow, Georgia Basso and Corrie Folsom-O’Keefe The lab classroom is
Exploring Our Place: Common Ground Teachers & Students Learn from Our Site & City
By Joel Tolman Director of Impact & Engagement Last Wednesday, when Common Ground teachers would normally be sitting down to our weekly faculty
Keeping the Pace Brisk this Fall
By Shannon Raider-Ginsburg Farm Manager & Director of Agricultural Programs The Common Ground Farm is a dynamic place. All farms are. But
Schooner not later!
by Joan Foran, English Teacher Common Ground High School is known for offering students and staff educational opportunities that are inspiring and
Learning Doesn’t Take a Vacation
By Kate Cebik, Development Assistant Common Ground's school building still buzzes with learning this summer, as hundreds of campers gear up for daily adventures.
New Haven Independent: An Eel, A Crayfish—And Maybe A Career
“Oh! That felt really weird,” Keelin Mathews said. The 15-year-old was scooping macro invertebrates out of a tub of water, when a