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Timothy Howes: Education and Food is Why We’re Here

09/23/2015

North Haven Courier Masthead Timothy Howes

ACES’s Timothy Howes says food, transportation, and technology are the education cornerstones. Although there was some initial pushback from the students to things like flaxseed pizza dough, ACES cooks played around with the recipe until they found a healthy, honey-wheat version that the kids did enjoy. It’s that sort of problem solving that he enjoys as ACES assistant executive for Finance and Operations.

Jaki Lauper, Staff Writer

Published September 23, 2015 8 a.m.

The Time Has Arrived for Personalized Learning

07/22/2015

Every student deserves a quality education. Our current system doesn’t work for many of our students. According to the Connecticut State Department of Education, nearly 1 in 5 students fails to complete high school in four years (CSDE, 12/11). Connecticut has one of the largest achievement gaps in the country regarding 4-year graduation rates. Only 70 percent of economically disadvantaged students graduate on time. A one-size-fits-all approach isn’t working for many of our students. It’s time to make it personal.

ACES Launches Transitional High School Program

06/16/2015

Quinnipiac Valley Times Masthead

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ACES Set To Launch Innovative Summer Academy

05/22/2015

ACES Set To Launch Innovative Summer Academy

Sun, Jan 25, 2015

By Frederick Nevin

ACES has announced a new service that will provide high school students with a low-cost innovative way to attend summer school.

ACES Adds Summer Student Learning Options

05/11/2015

North Haven Courier Masthead

Mary Ann White , a Realtor with Coldwell Banker of Orange was honored for her support of the ACES Education Foundation

03/26/2015

Mary Ann White is a Realtor with Coldwell Banker of Orange was honored at ACE Education Foundation 12th Annual Gala.

"Voice" Contestant Returns to Hamden

03/18/2015

Hamden Journal Masthead

Volume 5, Edition 5 March 20, 2015

Suzanne Duran Crelin Enlightens at ACES

02/27/2015

Pam Johnson, Senior Staff Writer

Suzanne Duran Crelin, principal of the K-8 ACES Wintergreen Interdistrict Magnet School in Hamden, has brought in the practice of mindfulness as a strategy that assists students and teachers in many areas of their day, from enhancing learning skills to becoming more compassionate members of this diverse school population.

Shakespeare Gets His Due...

02/27/2015

greenwichtime.com masthead Robert Marchant. February 25, 2015

ACES Educational Center for the Arts students from left to right: Katie Browe, ACES ECA's Acting, Voice & Speech Instructor Carolyn Ladd, Ben Swimmer and Michael Gulcicek.

Ben Swimmer of ACES Educational Center during the 31st annual Shakespeare Competition at Greenwich Library, Wednesday afternoon, Feb. 25, 2015. The event is sponsored by the Greenwich Branch of the English-Speaking Union, the Smith College Club of Greenwich & Stamford and the Friends of Greenwich Library. Swimmer was the first prize winner and advanced to the National Shakespeare Competition scheduled for April 27th at Lincoln Center in New York City. Photo: Bob Luckey