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Cooperative International Studies Program
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Ms. Wetmore's students painted this banner for the Earth Day celebration on the Green. The banners were sponsored by the New Haven/Leon Sister City Project.
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Ms. Corbin 4/15
Co-Op students Veronica Robinson, Sharelle Halloway and Kayla Cromety captivated staff members and “CISP” students during final presentation night. Their presentation focused on Social Justice issues and the impact on different racial and ethnic groups. Students openly shared personal experiences with the group and encouraged other students to promote justice and increase tolerance and respect among various cultures. Co-op Students "Judge" Grammar School Kids
Pictured: Mr. Bella, Mairead Brennan, Cristal Gueverra, Claudia Schatz, Taylor Brooks, Jordan Burgess, Antonia Gates, and Jada Wilbourne.
Mr. Bella 4/15
Some of Co-op's finest spent the day at Edgewood K-8 School judging their science fair. The Coop students represented their school well as role models for the younger students. This an annual event that was started last year by Mr. Erickson (K-8 Science Coach) and Mr. Bella. |
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Mr. Bella 3/15
Girls 2 STEM was a Science Technology Engineering and Math conference and activity day for girls 9-10th grade. We were over at Gateway for the day. They had activities and games put on by dozens of area scientists and industry role models (most all of whom were women). We lucked-out with a guest visit from Rosa DeLaura whom happened to be in the building for other reasons. The day was organized by CWEALF, the Connecticut Women’s Education and Legal Fund. Students had a great time and represented Co-op well as they engaged in the program acted like scientists and engineers for a day! Congratulations to the students who attended the trip: Andrea Jones, Alicia Foster, Anna Ciacciarella, Laura Bedoya, Bobbie Richards, Freya Eclar, Kiara Greene, Mia Cappiello, Mina Hughes, Natalie Jimenez-Garcia, Selena Malaterra, Aisha Sharhan, and Zherah Collier. |
 Pictured: Mairead Brennan, Cristal Gueverra, Claudia Schatz, Taylor Brooks, Jordan Burgess, Antonia Gates, and Jada Wilbourne.
This program took place at the Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies at Kroon Hall. The program was really cool because we had a few ice breakers to introduce ourselves and we had group discussions about what we thought leadership was and we heard about different environmental jobs.
I admit, I was was a little reluctant because I didn't know most of the other girls, but I gave it a chance and made a few new friends. While I was there I learned that even when women are not naturally included for various opportunities, they have been finding more and more ways to say, " Hey! I'm a woman, but I know my stuff too!" And this program had me question what I could do to make a difference about environmental issues as well. |
Environmental Studies Class Field Trips
October 3rd Mill River stream study trip
ENS Pond Studies (9/14)
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