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Independent Study On New Haven Promise & New Haven School Change To Be Unveiled

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Independent Study On New Haven Promise & New Haven School Change To Be Unveiled

Time: March 24, 2015 from 10:30am to 12pm
Location: Co-op High School
Street: 177 College St.
City/Town: New Haven, CT
Website or Map: http://www.newhavenpromise.org
Phone: 203-776-6473
Event Type: community, event
Organized By: New Haven Promise
Latest Activity: Mar 23, 2015

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WHAT:          

A presentation about the early progress of New Haven Promise and the New Haven School Change initiative based on RAND Corporation studies and sponsored by The Peter & Carmen Lucia Buck Foundation.

 

WHO:            

Organized by New Haven Promise, a local program that provides scholarships to eligible graduates of New Haven’s public high schools and strives to improve student educational outcomes in the City.

 

Presentation by RAND sociologist Dr. Gabriella C. Gonzalez.

 

Delivering remarks by:

  • Peter Salovey, Yale President
  • Toni N. Harp, New Haven Mayor
  • William W. Ginsberg, President & CEO of The Community Foundation
  • Patricia Melton, New Haven Promise Executive Director
  • Garth Harries, New Haven Public Schools Superintendent

 

Question-and-answer session immediately following.

 

WHEN:         

Tuesday, March 24, 2015

10:30 – Noon                         

                       

WHERE:       

Cooperative Arts & Humanities High School

Seminary Room (4th Floor)

177 College Street

New Haven

 

WHY:

Inform the community about the early progress of several goals (e.g., college-going for NHPS high school graduates increased modestly; opportunities for students’ higher education options increased; a stronger college-going culture is being cultivated) and about the remaining opportunities for improvement.

 

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