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New Great Things Happening at NHPS Homes and Schools
Take a look at some of the Great Things Happening at our New Haven Public Schools Homes. From our Students, Parents and Staff! Make sure to check back often as more and more is added.
Parents and Staff if you want to add more please share your fun ideas, activities, videos, and pictures on what your family is doing to continue learning while having fun. Please share Please send your ideas, anecdotes, videos to webmaster@nhboe.net
All materials will be review and approved by our team before posting.
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Truman parents made beautiful shirts with messages for bilingual teachers.
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Natalia Gregg is this year’s recipient of the Good Citizen Award sponsored by The Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR). This distinguished award is presented annually to outstanding high school students throughout the United States who exhibit the qualities of good citizenship in their homes, schools, and communities.
Please congratulate her!!
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As high school students return, New Haven completes in-person opening goal
3 of 6 4 of 6. Surrounded by the fanfare of balloons, Wilbur Cross High School Principal Edith Johnson, right, greets a student at the front of the New Haven school.
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WE distributed over 500 Backpacks with supplies.
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Regional Water Authority Donates water bottles to Worthington Hooker School.
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Arte Inc. has already increased their Saturday Academy of Arts and Music to 73 students. Students connect every Saturday to class, piano, guitar, ukulele, recorder and singing. The Academy will be adding drawing, dance and drama. It is an innovative way to provide students with extracurricular activities. Students from high schools are hired to teach students under the supervision of two certified music and arts teacher. The academy is FREE. 95% of students are from New Haven Public Schools. It is also at no cost to the district. The Academy has proven to be a virtual success.
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Roberto Clemente Leadership Academy
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The Barnard Environment Studies Interdistrict Magnet School and a series of community organizations, including Ice the Beef, banded together to offer toys and books to local children this holiday season.
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Riverside Academy Principal Derek Stephenson and special education teacher Steve Mikolike (pictured above) have organized the school’s first annual toy drive to collect gifts for 12 teen students’ children.
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Kindergarten is a key grade for building reading skills and setting good attendance habits. The school system’s Office of Youth, Family and Community Engagement (YFCE) gave that message to families...
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There Was An Old Lady Who Swallowed A Bat! By Lucille Colandro Illustrated by Jared Lee Message
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Our very own, Kristin Mendoza, was a panelist and spoke about her work in NHPS with our ELL students.
This is definitely worth the time to listen to the perspectives of educators across the country that work with ELLs and advocate for equity for students.
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Senior in the Theatre Department, Sofia Carrillo. Wrote, directed, and edited a play she wrote in the Yale Cabaret Rough Drafts festival!
Here is the trailer! Feel free to share anywhere and everywhere: https://youtu.be/fqHgpX81kF0
Festival info available here: https://www.yalecabaret.org/rdfhub/
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News Depth by WVIZ/PBS Ideastream student's best jokes. We were so excited today when we watched and realized they chose to share a joke from one of my students. They said in the episode the jokes that they shared were chosen from over 1000 entries. Jeron Byam is a 5th grader here at Quinnipiac. I will attach the picture they displayed during the show and the clip from the show when they said his name.
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At ARTE, Inc.’s weekly Saturday Academy. ... At ARTE, Students Become The Teachers.
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I woke up this morning to the email below. Our very own Gabriella Xavier, Class of 2022 & former Clinton ave student, recorded a new song and video. She is an amazing young woman with a voice to match. I have been listening to her Youtube channel as I do my work this morning. Her song "Even When It Hurts" brought me to tears. Although we are going through a difficult time, it reminds me to find the blessings in what we do have.
Principal Coady, please share with the Clinton Ave staff as I am sure her old teachers will remember her.
Please watch, like and share her video.
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NEW HAVEN, CT. (Feb. 1, 2021): Congratulations to High School History Teacher John Buell of The Sound School Regional Vocational Aquaculture Center in New Haven who won the VFW Department of Connecticut Smart/Maher VFW Citizenship Education Teacher of the Year award. Buell, who has been teaching at Sound since 1997, and is sponsored by VFW New Haven Post 12150, now goes on to national judging.
Photo: [this photo was from the town/post presentation] CAPTION: NEW HAVEN, CONN. (Nov. 17, 2020)—Sound School Principal Marc Potocsky, Sound History Teacher John Buell, and VFW New Haven Post 12150 Commander Charles M. Pickett gather to award Buell the VFW New Haven Post 12150 Smart/Maher VFW National Citizenship Education Teacher of the Year award.
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As the holidays approach, city staff distributed 7,000 masks to Fair Haveners Wednesday to prevent the spread of Covid in one of the city’s hotspots.
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Congratulations to John Buell for winning VFW New Haven Post 12150 Teacher of the Year and Anne Brasseaux for Voice of Democracy, audio-essay contest. They and Patriot's Pen winner Thomas F. McCormack (Melissa Dailey's son) all advance to VFW Connecticut District 2 (New Haven County) judging this weekend.
2021 VFW New Haven Youth & Education Awards Announced
NEW HAVEN, CONN. (Nov. 17, 2020)–The Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States New Haven Post 12150 Incorporated has announced their 2021 Youth & Education contest winners.
High School History Teacher John Buell of The Sound School Regional Vocational Aquaculture Center in New Haven took the post Smart/Maher VFW National Citizenship Education Teacher of the Year award. Buell, who has been teaching at Sound since 1997, is retiring after 33-years this spring.
Anne Brasseaux of The Sound School Regional Vocational Aquaculture Center in New Haven won the post-level Voice of Democracy audio-essay contest on, “Is This the Country the Founding Fathers Envisioned?”
Thomas F. McCormack of Wilton took first place in the post Patriot’s Pen essay contest on “What is Patriotism to Me?”
Congratulations to our post winners as they advanced to the VFW Department of Connecticut District 2 judging in November and possibly to the state-wide competition in December.
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To have some fun at Metro we slipped 4 tickets into the computer boxes as we were giving them away. The winner of the golden ticket got a Metro Jacket and lunch delivered to them from wherever they wanted by me. Here is a picture of one of the winners..Alex in 11th grade.
