From the archives: How City Connects makes a difference in schools
While the blog goes on summer vacation, we’ll spend the next few months sharing past posts and social media coverage about the […]
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From the archives: Sharing what we’re learning through papers, policy briefs, and articles
While the blog goes on summer vacation, we’ll spend the next few months sharing past posts and social media coverage about the […]
National Guidelines on Integrated Student Support
From the earliest days of the pandemic, we’ve seen how powerful it is for schools to provide integrated student support. To share […]
Food, fun, and family engagement at Belle Haven Elementary School
How do you turn lessons about food into life skills? Ask City Connects Coordinator Keisha Anderson. Anderson, the coordinator at Belle Haven […]
City Connects releases its 2022 Progress Report
We’re happy to announce the release of City Connects’ 2022 Progress Report. It’s a look at our history, our growth, and the […]
A book drive thrives, thanks to a community partnership
Before COVID-19, the MassMutual Federal Credit Union used to hold its book drives the old-fashioned way: put a big box in the […]
Rebecca Schmidtberger: a City Connects Graduate Assistant
“I am passionate about the gap that exists between educational research and practice,” Rebecca Schmidtberger says. “There’s a lot of wonderful work that’s […]
City Connects in the news
City Connects Coordinators have been working harder than ever to meet the needs of students, families, and communities. Here’s a roundup of […]
Girls on the Run moves through the pandemic
Girls on the Run is a nonprofit organization that inspires girls to be joyful, healthy, and confident using a fun, experience-based curriculum […]
The power of partnership: City Connects and The Salem Pantry
Robyn Burns’ first day of work as the first full-time Executive Director of The Salem Pantry was March 25, 2020. “When I […]