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,
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
Teaching Over Troubled Waters
By Keith Lamber English Teacher This year has been, to say the very least, a roller coaster. There’s been some good news: child mortality
Schoolyard Habitat Community Grows
By Suzannah Holsenbeck Schoolyards Manager Headline news to all bees, butterflies and migratory birds: four new schoolyard habitats will be built and