Highville Charter School

Literacy Volunteers of Greater New Haven (LVAGNH) has proudly served the community for 50 years, offering free literacy education throughout Greater New Haven, Meriden, Wallingford, and the Valley. Over the years, the organization has trained more than 6,500 volunteer tutors, positively impacting the lives of over 22,000 adults through improved literacy skills. As of June 30, 2025, LVAGNH will officially close its doors following a thorough review of its financial and operational viability. This decision comes after decades of dedicated service, leaving behind a legacy of empowered learners and an encouragement for continued support of literacy initiatives in the region through other local organizations. Generated from the website

The Sound School is a unique and engaging non-traditional public high school located in New Haven, Connecticut. With a hands-on learning curriculum set in a maritime environment, the school prepares students for college, careers, and life. Offering aquacultural education to students from 25 diverse districts and agricultural classes to New Haven residents, the Sound School provides an authentic and transformative educational experience. Founded in 1981, the Sound School has grown to serve 345 students and employs 50 faculty and staff. As Connecticut's premier aquaculture agriculture science and technology education center, the school draws outstanding public high school students from various districts. With a focus on community engagement and support services for diverse learners, the Sound School is committed to providing a meaningful education that prepares students for success in the maritime industry and beyond.Generated from the website