What Kids Can Do: Common Ground High School: A Decidedly Uncommon Place
By: Barbara Cervone For as long as she can remember, Shantel has wanted to be a vet. Now this tenth grader is
New Haven Independent: They’re Green
Two New Haven schools with environmental themes won green recognition Thursday from the state. Several state agencies—including education, environmental, public health, and
New Haven Register: New Haven Shooting Victim Recalled as Environmentalist
Javier Martinez, 18, had attended a renowned charter high school, interned in nationally competitive programs and was about a week away from
New Haven Independent: These Trees Can Handle a Flood
By: Allan Appel After Superstorm Sandy’s winds and brackish surge felled ten trees in Quinnipiac River Park, new arrivals have taken their
New Haven Register: Students Help Clean Up West River
By Mark Zaretsky, Register Staff NEW HAVEN — Common Ground High School students Andrew Velasquez, Ariana Rodriguez and Carlos Granda headed out
New Haven Register: New Haven Food Policy Plan Unvieled
By Jim Shelton, Register Staff NEW HAVEN — The city served up a full platter of plans Wednesday for National Food Day,
New Haven Independent: The Big Stink Plants Hope
By Allan Appel Keep the interns out of the salad greens. Rely on compost, not raised beds, to deal with contaminated soil
New Haven Register: Opportunity in Garlic Planting
By Jim Shelton, Register Staff NEW HAVEN — This weekend, people around the city are going to find out just what The
New Haven Register: School receives $105K from AT&T
Common Ground High School’s “Above and Beyond” after-school program received $105,890 from AT&T’s Aspire program, a grant aimed at increasing proven academic
Fresh Food Heroes Rescue Ribicoff
The collard greens disappeared years ago. Now a team of “heroes” is heading to a West Rock elderly complex to bring them