New Haven, United States (Local)
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Maya's focus is predominantly on local education-related news, particularly within the New Haven area. She heavily covers government announcements and local events related to education.
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By: Maya Mcfadden
For newly minted Hillhouse graduate Zamira Williamson, her final year of high school wasn't just about grades and extracurriculars. It was also about consistency -- and proving to herself, her grandparents, and her 2-year old daughter that she could stay the course despite life's many obstacles.
By: Maya Mcfadden
At crowded commencement ceremony, Salutatorian Julian Theodore described learning as much about diverse community building as about woodworking.
By: Maya Mcfadden
The city's teachers union has accused the city's school district of retaliation for trying to move the union's vice president -- and, potentially, the union's president -- back into the classroom. The teachers union has alleged that the district's proposal came "partly in response to the Union's actions and advocacy during [contract] negotiations."
NHPS' budget summary for $226 million general fund budget for FY27. Credit: NHPS
Assistant Principal Kerry Courcey: "Floored, flattered, and grateful" for the support. Credit: Contributed photo
By: Maya McFadden
Teacher of the Year Catherine DiGioia and Paraeducator of the Year Linda Randi. Credit: Contributed photos
By: Maya McFadden
At the final day of this year's Raiquan Clark Basketball Camp. Credit: Maya McFadden photos
Roberto "Robbie" Mathews-Ramos: Ready to compete in in the 15-meter backstroke, 50-meter butterfly, 200-meter butterfly, and 200-meter individual medley (IM).
The city’s Board of Education took a step this week towards adopting a whistleblower policy designed to prohibit retaliation against employees who speak out in good faith about suspected misconduct within the school district.
Students learn to hold the wall and kick their feet in the Hillhouse pool. Credit: Maya McFadden photos
