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Raphael Massie, an ACES Educational Center for the Arts alumnus directs Elm Shakespeare’s production of “The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet” starting Aug. 17 at Edgerton Park.

ACES is proud to be the recipient of a 2017 National Endowment for the Humanities grant.  This grant will fund The Long Civil Rights Movement Project: A two-week institute for thirty schoolteachers on the “long civil rights movement” from the Civil War to today.

Evelyn Rossetti-Ryan, EdD was named Chief of Marketing & Outreach, a division of Area Cooperative Educational Services (ACES)

On July 28, 2017, Ryan Peter Murphy sang the national anthem at a New Britian Bees baseball game.

Camille Annunziato, a longtime employee of Area Cooperative Educational Services (ACES), shared stories of watching the organization grow, and how she and her family have been involved in the community over the years.

Area Cooperative Educational Services launches new Insurance Collaborative.

Common Sense Media awards Area Cooperative Educational Services with Digital Citizenship Certification for the second year in a row.

As the Area Cooperative Educational Services continues to expand the scope of its services in the greater New Haven area, its ACES Institute named a chief Thursday.

ACE Educational Center for the Arts in New Haven (ECA) has struck an agreement for an exchange program that will bring top arts students from China to ECA and give the school’s students opportunities to connect with a range of schools in China, 

ACE Executive Director Tom Danehy, Vanessa Taragowski, Director of Pupil Services joined U.S. Representative Rosa DeLauro at a press conference that addressed the impact the Republican party's proposed American Health Care Act would have on families that rely on Medicaid to care for their disabled children.