Fourth graders at Truman School became master architects! They ditched the pencils and picked up the peppermint to build these incredible gingerbread houses.
Check out the awesome details:
Candy Cane Pillars for that perfect holiday look.
M&M Roofs for a pop of color.
Marshmallow Snow to keep things cozy.
It was a day full of sticky fingers, big smiles, and amazing creativity. Great job, Mrs. Gordon’s class! #NHPS
Check out the awesome details:
Candy Cane Pillars for that perfect holiday look.
M&M Roofs for a pop of color.
Marshmallow Snow to keep things cozy.
It was a day full of sticky fingers, big smiles, and amazing creativity. Great job, Mrs. Gordon’s class! #NHPS
🎁 Spreading Holiday Joy at Lincoln-Bassett Community School! 🎁
Today, every student at Lincoln-Bassett Community School went home with 2–3 toys, thanks to the incredible efforts of our parent engagement coordinator, Keith Young, and the generosity of our community partners.
This special day was made possible through a long-standing partnership with Ryan McFarland, who has served as president of the New Haven Police Emerald Society since 2014, Detective Brianna Sargent of the North Haven Police Department, Chief Christopher Massey of the Guilford Police Department, and the Della Ventura family through the Wishing Wheels Bike Drive.
Mr. McFarland, a retired detective from the New Haven Police Department, began this tradition 11 years ago with just a small van of toys donated to LBCS. Today, that generosity has grown into a 26-foot truck filled with toys, bringing smiles and joy to hundreds of students.
Thank you to everyone who continues to make this tradition possible and helps make the holidays brighter for our LBCS families! 💙✨
Today, every student at Lincoln-Bassett Community School went home with 2–3 toys, thanks to the incredible efforts of our parent engagement coordinator, Keith Young, and the generosity of our community partners.
This special day was made possible through a long-standing partnership with Ryan McFarland, who has served as president of the New Haven Police Emerald Society since 2014, Detective Brianna Sargent of the North Haven Police Department, Chief Christopher Massey of the Guilford Police Department, and the Della Ventura family through the Wishing Wheels Bike Drive.
Mr. McFarland, a retired detective from the New Haven Police Department, began this tradition 11 years ago with just a small van of toys donated to LBCS. Today, that generosity has grown into a 26-foot truck filled with toys, bringing smiles and joy to hundreds of students.
Thank you to everyone who continues to make this tradition possible and helps make the holidays brighter for our LBCS families! 💙✨
There’s no better way to head into the holidays! Truman School third and fourth graders in Mrs. Pasan’s and Mrs. Irizarry’s classes had a blast reading under their blankets with their favorite "reading buddies" (both the stuffed and human kinds!).
This cozy morning officially starts our Home Reading Challenge. The goal? Read every day during vacation!
Challenge accepted! Who’s joining us? #NHPS
This cozy morning officially starts our Home Reading Challenge. The goal? Read every day during vacation!
Challenge accepted! Who’s joining us? #NHPS
The gym was buzzing at Clinton Avenue today for our Student vs. Staff Volleyball game! The students played hard, but the teachers are still undefeated—champions for the 3rd year in a row! 🏆
If you’re a junior or senior curious about quantum computing, don’t miss out on this FREE program from DAE! Quantum computing will define the next generation of technology! Space is limited—register today by scanning the QR code on the flyer.
@Yale students Michelle Jimenez and Micah Draper organized a holiday giveaway for students at Troup School. Every Troup student received a gift from their personal wish list donated by a student at Yale or the University of New Haven. Troup staffers Tamra Green and Janita Frost teamed up with Yale student Gus Renzin to distribute the gifts. #NHPS
Last Thursday, Metropolitan 10th Graders participated in a career-focused Shadow Day!
Students in the Business & Communications Pathway learned about the field of finance at Bank of America.
Digital Media & Technology students got hands-on experience in the field of broadcasting through activities at Make Haven and a visit to WTNH.
Education & Leadership students got to step into their "teacher" shoes as they led activities for elementary students at their sister school, Conte West Hills.
Students in the Law & Political Science pathway explored different aspects of careers in law through their visits to Carmody Law Firm and the New Haven County Courthouse.
Back at school, students reflected upon their experiences and excitedly shared their days with one another! A memorable learning experience for all!
#nhps_careerconnectedpathways #officialmbahappenings
🔧💡💻 When learning meets initiative.
After breaking their screen, a Metro student took ownership—buying a replacement and turning it into a hands-on learning moment in our Makers Space, installing it with support from Edris. Problem-solving, perseverance, and real-world skills in action. Let’s go, Metro!
After breaking their screen, a Metro student took ownership—buying a replacement and turning it into a hands-on learning moment in our Makers Space, installing it with support from Edris. Problem-solving, perseverance, and real-world skills in action. Let’s go, Metro!
The Winter Concert at Clinton Avenue School was a huge success! Our Kindergarten through 4th grade students, along with our band, truly did an amazing job. We are so proud of their hard work and talent! ❄️🎶
At Betsy Ross Arts and Design Academy, students learn "to use their art as a form of communication"! #NHPS
https://www.newhavenarts.org/arts-paper/articles/in-wonderous-winterfest-students-talk-back-to-a-world-on-fire
📚 Metro’s GSA visited Possible Futures in New Haven, a community book space dedicated to amplifying voices from historically marginalized communities. Students browsed, read, and selected books that reflected their lived experiences, challenged dominant narratives, and identified meaningful additions to our school library—followed by thoughtful discussion about why these stories matter.
Ms. Rosa and Ms. Rosario's groups at Truman School met together to collaborate on several fun #holiday craft stations! It was wonderful to see the kindergarten and 1st-grade students working side-by-side and sharing their holiday spirit. #NHPS
Students participating in the Math and Soccer afterschool program at Truman School with Mrs. Keller won the last four games of the fall season! Between the soccer matches and our math sessions, it has been a very busy and successful time! #NHPS
Happy holidays! Please see the attached greeting from Superintendent Dr. Madeline Negrón.
🌍 Multilingual. Multitalented. Metro.
In early December, Metro students fluent in 2–5 languages joined SCSU for a Seal of Biliteracy celebration. From exploring study-abroad opportunities to learning about careers in interpretation, healthcare, and beyond, our students saw more ways multilingualism opens doors—to college, careers, and the world. 🌎✨
In early December, Metro students fluent in 2–5 languages joined SCSU for a Seal of Biliteracy celebration. From exploring study-abroad opportunities to learning about careers in interpretation, healthcare, and beyond, our students saw more ways multilingualism opens doors—to college, careers, and the world. 🌎✨
Winter Wonderland at Worthington Hooker School. Students enjoyed crafts and games! #NHPS
🎨 Students in Metro’s African American/Black & Puerto Rican/Latino Course visited the Yale University Art Gallery to analyze art and artifacts spanning Ancient Africa through modern America. Through close observation, discussion, and sketching replicas—including Martin Wong’s La Vida—students examined how art reflects the perspectives, identities, and lived experiences of people across historical eras. #NHPS
Friday was a cozy and heartwarming morning at Truman school! Our students showed up in their favorite pajamas for the Town Hall, and the energy was wonderful.
The celebration was all about Gratitude. We took the time to reflect on what we are thankful for and to honor our amazing Students of the Month! These students have stood out for their kindness, their hard work, and the positive way they contribute to our school family.
The celebration was all about Gratitude. We took the time to reflect on what we are thankful for and to honor our amazing Students of the Month! These students have stood out for their kindness, their hard work, and the positive way they contribute to our school family.
Fair Haven School administrators are spreading holiday cheer among staff with a cookie sleigh! #NHPS
K–4th grade bilingual students from Truman School took a special trip to the Bridgeport Cabaret to see the Santa Show, and the energy was incredible!
The students had a blast experiencing the music, the lights, and the joy of live theater. It was a wonderful day of community and festive fun for our young learners!
A HUGE thank you to the New Haven Public Schools Multilingual Department! They fully supported and funded this trip, making it possible for our Truman students to enjoy this amazing experience. We are so grateful for their ongoing commitment to our bilingual programs and our families!
The students had a blast experiencing the music, the lights, and the joy of live theater. It was a wonderful day of community and festive fun for our young learners!
A HUGE thank you to the New Haven Public Schools Multilingual Department! They fully supported and funded this trip, making it possible for our Truman students to enjoy this amazing experience. We are so grateful for their ongoing commitment to our bilingual programs and our families!
