Do you want to define your own path? Change the world? Graduate ready for college success & powerful leadership? Common Ground may be right for you. Learn more below…
Interested in exploring Common Ground as an option for high school?
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Explore the links, videos, and calendar of open houses below to learn more!
Ready to enter the lottery for a space at Common Ground?
Students from any town in the State of CT may apply for enrollment at Common Ground. Students from New Haven may apply to Common Ground through either the New Haven Magnet School Lottery, or through Common Ground’s lottery. Students who live in other Connecticut towns can apply through Common Ground’s lottery.
Applications for the 2024-25 School Year are now open!
Enter the Common Ground High School 2024-25 Lottery Now >>
The 2024-25 Lottery Application will be open from now until Friday, March 1st, 2024 at 5:00 pm.
The 2023-24 lottery will take place on Friday, March 8th, 2024 at 5:00 pm starting at 5pm by Zoom. In the spirit of transparency, participating families and the public are invited to attend. More details will be available as the lottery approaches!
Common Ground works with NovusChoice to operate a transparent, equitable lottery process.
Have questions? Want to set up an opportunity to shadow a Common Ground student for a day?
Contact our main office at (203) 389-4333 x1200 or studentrecruitment@commongroundct.org
Explore what it’s like to be part of the Common Ground family …
- Download a Brochure
- Our Approach to Learning
- Our Curriculum & Courses
- After-School Programs
- College Success
- Schedule & Calendar
- Are you an athlete? Scientist? Activist? Artist? Entrepreneur? Environmental Leader? Find out how CG can help you blaze your path.
Over the last 5 years …
- More than 95% of students have earned admissions to college.
- More than 90%have graduated in 4 years (above the state average).
- 9th graders have grown more in math & reading than 90% of their peers across the country, according to results of the NWEA/MAP
- 100% of students have defended portfolios showing their growth as powerful environmental leaders.
