The Weekly Connect for 10/11/16
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Category: News
New article about City Connects’ work in Springfield, Ohio
The Springfield (OH) News-Sun recently published an article about Catholic Central, a pre-k to grade 12 campus that is in its second year […]
Happy Holidays! Reflecting on 2014 & what’s ahead in 2015
As 2014 draws to a close, we extend our sincere wishes for a happy holiday! Looking back at 2014, we have many things to celebrate and have collected some highlights to share as 2015 approaches.
Check out City Connects in the Boston Globe
City Connects was featured today on the front page of the Boston Globe’s G section: “Helping students with needs that extend outside […]
Education Week: “Learning Payoff Found for City Connects Program”
The work of City Connects was featured today on the front page of Education Week: “Learning Payoff Found for City Connects Program.” […]
New Report Details Positive Outcomes for City Connects Students, Schools
Fifteen years ago, a small team of school, university, and community partners began working on creating the system of student support that […]
Register now for the Child Trends Student Support webinar on March 6!
On the heels of last week’s Child Trends report, “Making the Grade: Assessing the Evidence for Integrated Student Services,” registration is now […]
Child Trends report on “Integrated Student Supports” features City Connects
A new report issued today by Child Trends, a nonprofit, nonpartisan research center, includes City Connects as an evidence-based example that demonstrates […]
50th Anniversary of the “War on Poverty”
Today marks 50 years since President Lyndon B. Johnson delivered the State of the Union address that is now known as the […]
Register now: Boston community partner breakfast December 4
We are convening our annual meeting of Boston-area community partners on Wednesday, December 4, to discuss “Partnering with Immigrant Students and Families.” […]