Common Ground High School, Urban Farm, and Environmental Education Center

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New Haven , CT
Common Ground is an innovative educational hub combining high school education, urban farming, and environmental learning. Located in New Haven, CT, it connects learners with the urban environment through practical experiences and community-driven initiatives. As a part of the New Haven Ecology Project, it offers a platform for students of different age groups to engage in sustainable practices and ecological studies while fostering leadership development. Common Ground provides hands-on opportunities in urban agriculture and environmental stewardship, making it an ideal resource for homeschoolers interested in experiential and environmental education.

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