ACES Thomas Edison Middle Schools receives national recognition from Project Lead the Way.

The CT Tigers were featured in WTNH’s CT Families segment. WTNH reporter Sarah Cody interviewed ACES ACCESS consumer Tim Koshak along with CT Tigers founding director Erika Forte and her son choreographer, Brian Forte. 

While arts requirements are declining across the United States, studies are increasingly showing the benefits of an arts education. Here's what you should know.

High School students who attend New Haven magnet schools will no longer be able to attend ACES Educational Center for the Arts.

ACES Whitney High School North Attend Performance at the Yale School of Music

Students from ACES Whitney High School North’s School’s mentoring program attended a concert by the Lorelei Ensemble at the Yale School of Music's Marquand Chapel. Students met the performers after View Hamden Journal articlethe concert and thanked them for the performance.

ECA students lauded in Hartford Courant article about Silence Breakers".  The most striking piece was created by two students from the city’s magnet high school Educational Center for the Arts."

The Connecticut Educators Computer Association (CECA) has selected several of ACES teachers  and students to participate in this year’s 19^th Annual CECA Tech Expo on March 21, 2018.

On Thursday, March 22, Peter C. Young will be honored at the 15th anniversary ACES Education Foundation Celebration at Woodwinds of Branford.

Thomas Edison Middle School received national recognition for its commitment to empowering students.

As principal at ACES Village School, Ginny Tagliatela celebrates her students’ overcoming challenges, large and small.