It was an incredible morning at John C. Daniels School! Plory the Explorer (from i-Ready Math) and JCD's own Rosa the Husky joined the celebration honoring student growth and achievement in mathematics. According to Lisa Benard, math instructional coach at JCD, a record-breaking 190 students were recognized for already hitting 40% of their end-of-year stretch goals. Congratulations to our JCD Math Superstars—keep showing that Husky pride! #NHPS





The February 15th priority deadline for FAFSA is quickly approaching! Whether you’re headed to college or trade school, don't miss out on federal funding!
Need a hand with the forms? Join New Haven Promise for a FAFSA workshop to get your questions answered and your application submitted on time. Scan the QR code on the attached flyer to register for this session.
#NHPS #FAFSA #NewHavenPromise
Need a hand with the forms? Join New Haven Promise for a FAFSA workshop to get your questions answered and your application submitted on time. Scan the QR code on the attached flyer to register for this session.
#NHPS #FAFSA #NewHavenPromise

Last week, Fair Haven School 5th and 6th graders as well as 7th and 8th graders won the New Haven Counts winter soccer tournament. We are so proud of our students for their teamwork, dedication, and sportsmanship. We had a parade through the halls to celebrate all of our students that participated. #NHPS

Last week, our 3rd and 4th graders from Martinez Sea and Sky STEM Magnet School won the New Haven Math Counts soccer tournament. 🏆⚽️
They work hard academically every day, and they still need time to be kids. Physical activity supports focus and academic performance, and this win showed that clearly.
We celebrated with a school-wide parade to recognize their teamwork, effort, and pride.
#NHPS
They work hard academically every day, and they still need time to be kids. Physical activity supports focus and academic performance, and this win showed that clearly.
We celebrated with a school-wide parade to recognize their teamwork, effort, and pride.
#NHPS


We are excited to highlight our amazing 3rd and 4th grade students at Truman School, who were honored Friday for their hard work and positive contributions to our school community.
Awards presented included:
• Academic Achievement
• Outstanding School Spirit
• Honor Roll Recognition
• Perfect Attendance
Each certificate represents dedication, perseverance, and a commitment to doing their best every day. We couldn’t be prouder of the growth and effort our students continue to show. Their enthusiasm for learning inspires us all!
Congratulations to all of our award recipients—keep reaching for your goals and celebrating your success! #NHPS
Awards presented included:
• Academic Achievement
• Outstanding School Spirit
• Honor Roll Recognition
• Perfect Attendance
Each certificate represents dedication, perseverance, and a commitment to doing their best every day. We couldn’t be prouder of the growth and effort our students continue to show. Their enthusiasm for learning inspires us all!
Congratulations to all of our award recipients—keep reaching for your goals and celebrating your success! #NHPS








CO-OP had the honor of welcoming guest speaker Angie Thomas, author of The Hate U Give, who led an inspiring talk and an intimate coaching session with our students. She also signed copies of Concrete Rose, making the moment even more special. #NHPS

The Yale Spizzwinks performed at the Worthington Hooker town hall! #NHPS


Congratulations to ESUMS which has been named to the 2025 AP School Honor Roll! ESUMS is a GOLD member of the Honor Roll! 75% of our graduating class took at least 1 AP exam. 30% of our graduating class took 5 or more AP exams!

New Haven Public Schools has entered a new partnership with General Dynamics Electric Boat that will connect students—particularly those in Career and Technical Education and manufacturing pathways—with professionals from one of Connecticut’s most prominent employers in advanced manufacturing and maritime engineering. Representatives of EB, ReadyCT, and the district gathered before an introductory presentation at Wilbur Cross High School.
Students in Ms. Whittel's 7th grade science class at Clemente Leadership Academy are looking at different organisms using microscopes to draw conclusions about how tissue plays an important part in an organism's life. #NHPS



📚 Clinton Avenue School loved celebrating World Read Aloud Day with special guest readers from our Junior Honor Society! Thank you for sharing your love of reading with our students. ❤️📖







Ulysses S. Grant Program - Summer Program for Middle Schoolers
Dates: June 29-July 30
The Ulysses S. Grant Foundation is an academic summer program for highly motivated middle school students who are enrolled in public and parochial schools in New Haven, CT. Students currently in grades 5-8 may apply. The program costs $75 to attend, and full scholarships are available
Learn more and apply by at February 27 at https://campuspress.yale.edu/usgrant/

Yale Pathways to Arts & Humanities Summer Scholars - Summer Program for High Schoolers
Dates: July 20-July 31
Pathways to Arts & Humanities Summer Scholars is a 2-week intensive summer program for high school students. Students will explore topics of their choice in 5-day workshops with Yale faculty and students, including Creative Writing of Science Fiction, Mapping New Haven, Photography, Architecture, as well as workshops in music, philosophy, dance, and more!
Learn more and apply by February 24 at https://onha.yale.edu/ArtSummer26.

Details of this program: Scholars participate in an 8-week summer session that includes didactic education, hands-on training in laboratory techniques, and completing a supervised research project. Students gain experience in reviewing scientific literature, conducting research in a laboratory, writing research summaries, and presenting research findings. This is a highly competitive internship, and preference will be given to current 11th graders. To apply, students must be New Haven residents, enrolled in New Haven Public Schools, and at least 16 years old by June 29, 2026.
Learn more and apply by February 25 at https://onha.yale.edu/YNSS2026.
Application Due: February 25, 11:59 pm

Art students at James Hillhouse High School are inspired by different Black artists. This is just one of the paintings they are working on to celebrate Black History Month. #NHPS

Bigs reading to Littles at Martinez Sea & Sky STEM Magnet School, one story at a time. Celebrating World Read Aloud Day with connection, confidence, and a whole lot of imagination! #NHPS








Mr. McDonough's grade 8 social studies class reviewed the Life and Legacy of Ms. Rosa Parks, who was a pioneer in the civil rights movement.. Her refusal to get up from her seat on a bus launched the 1955 bus boycott In Montgomery, Alabama. Today would have been her birthday. Mauro Sheridan School is celebrating its monthly theme, Dream Big, Stand Tall. #NHPS



Hillhouse High School has officially launched its online Spiritwear Store, making it easier than ever for staff, families, students, and community members to show their Hillhouse pride!
Visit the store: http://www.jameshillhousespiritwear.com/
Visit the store: http://www.jameshillhousespiritwear.com/

Sound School students who participate in the AquaScience and Environmental Justice programs served as judges for the Science and Engineering Expo at Worthington Hooker School. #NHPS







Members of the New Haven Public Schools Community,
The district is hosting a series of School Budget Talks intended to inform community members about its draft budget for next year, to answer questions and collect advice. Each event includes discussion of draft budgets for the host school and neighboring schools. All are welcome to participate.
Wednesday, February 4
6 p.m., Wilbur Cross High School auditorium, 181 Mitchell Drive
Thursday, February 5
9 a.m., Truman School library, 114 Truman Street
4:30 p.m., Nathan Hale School, 480 Townsend Avenue
The district is hosting a series of School Budget Talks intended to inform community members about its draft budget for next year, to answer questions and collect advice. Each event includes discussion of draft budgets for the host school and neighboring schools. All are welcome to participate.
Wednesday, February 4
6 p.m., Wilbur Cross High School auditorium, 181 Mitchell Drive
Thursday, February 5
9 a.m., Truman School library, 114 Truman Street
4:30 p.m., Nathan Hale School, 480 Townsend Avenue
