New Haven Independent: Barnard and Common Ground Win National Green Award
Common Ground students Joshua Cintron and Nelson Ruiz on a pedal-powered smoothie-maker. Two city schools won green ribbons from the
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
How We Teach To The Test
by Joel Tolman, Director of Development & Community Engagement We have just closed out an anxious time of year for students and
Common Ground Named CT Green LEAF School
Common Ground students and staff receive Connecticut Green LEAF School Award at the Mary Hooker School in Hartford. Looking for
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
Fair Funding for Charters: Executive Director’s Reflections
On Thursday, February 21st, 50 Common Ground students, staff, and parents loaded a bus headed for Hartford to fight to maintain charter
Students Share Their Work At Assembly
Freshman Carrie Beech reads her speech aloud at the student run assembly. During the student run assembly several students read
Youth Leadership in Agriculture and Food Justice
Increasingly, Common Ground students are diving into work to support food security and urban agriculture -- both in their classes and outside
Bones Project Leads to Greater Understanding
Students mold bones from clay and wire for the One Million Bones Project by Kate Bovarnick, Development Assistant How can
Una Nota a las Familias de Common Ground sobre la Trajedia de Sandy Hook
Estimadas Familias de Common Ground, Como educadores, nosotros vamos a trabajar todos los días para instruir a los niños, y nos esforzamos