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Highlights

2002 alumni

LaToya M. Smith's article in
Black Enterprise Magazine
BackTalk with Susan Taylor (Click)

 

2010 Granville student, Tayler Paige, is the scholarship recipient of the Connecticut chapter of the American Association of Blacks in Energy (AABE) scholarships for $2,500. CL&P and Yankee Gas sponsored two of the five scholarships.


Colleges and Universities of our Alumni

Howard University

UCONN

Virgina State University

Yale University

Smith College

Florida A&M

Princeton University

Post University

Trinity College

Naugatuck Valley Community College

 

 

 

Programs

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Inclement Weather

Granville Academy will post on this Website any class cancellations by 2 p.m.

Granville Academy classes will still take place if Waterbury Arts Magnet School PM activities are cancelled due to inclement weather.


Announcements

Congratulations Granville Students as 100 of Waterbury’s BEST Young People Award

Congratulations to the 100 Best in Waterbury. Especially, to our Granville Waterbury Academy students: Jhevaun, Myrania and Avery! We are very proud of them! Jhevaun is featured in this video. 100 Waterbury Best Video featuring Jhevaun An amazing spiritual young man.

 

Myrania with proud smile!
Inclement Weather Announcement

Granville Academy will post on this Website any class cancellations by 2 p.m.

Granville Academy classes will still take place if Waterbury Arts Magnet School PM activities are cancelled due to inclement weather.

 

 
Granville Alumni LaToya M. Smith Black Enterprise Article

Be Next

Driven By Design

Young Creatives prove innovation provides a competitive edge for business

Article is courtesy of Black Enterprise.  Please visit www.blackenterprise.com/benext

OPPORTUNITIES IN THE DESIGN FIELD ARE GREATER THAN THEY MAY appear. However, aspiring designers are often discouraged from pursuing careers in the arts because of the perception that there is no money to be made. But today, more than ever, technology has extended its influence on the design world and created a variety of career opportunities that will extend into the future. Behind everything we touch and see is a designer.

See remaining article in the attached.
Monthly Meeting for January

[sample] Don't forget about our January meeting on the 24th at the usual location.  Mr. Mosley will be speaking as well as a special guest speaker, who we will tell you all about soon!