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“Greenwich Public Schools has not identified $4,000,000+ in savings that would have no impact on our classroom programs, staffing, or student services.” – Dr. Toni Jones
“This $4 million reduction is a reasonable solution. It preserves everything that makes our schools and community excellent, while showing taxpayers that we are listening and leading with care.” – Michael Hahn, Greenwich RTC chair
“Budget cuts being proposed now by some members are going to be very harmful to Town departments, both big and small, and I oppose them.” – Fred Camillo
“The original budget had bipartisan support because it carefully identified specific areas of necessary funding. In contrast, this proposed cut is all showmanship.” – Basil Lilien
The incident took place in November 2024 on Bedford Road. The suspect was arrested by warrant.
“Kindly silence your acidic, partisan letter writing. Internalize the notion that he that ‘loves his party most, loves his country least,’ and set about finding the money for the TOP priorities in this town we ALL love.” – Brian Raabe, Old Greenwich Continue Reading →
This budget proposal is not just a number on a page – it has real, far-reaching implications for our schools, our children, and the future of our community. Continue Reading →
“We should continue to support decisions that prioritize excellence in education, guided by collaboration rather than division.” – Michael Rothbard Continue Reading →
“When Republicans stepped up to do the tough work of bridging this gap, Democrats chose to abandon the budget meeting, taking their quorum with them and grinding any chance of compromise to a halt.” – Michael Hahn on behalf of Greenwich RTC Continue Reading →
From these 15 distinguished professional assistants, one will be chosen to represent the district as GPS’ nomination for Connecticut’s 2026 Anne Marie Murphy Paraeducator of the Year Award. Continue Reading →
“By blindsiding your colleagues, the Town’s excellent professional staff and the public, you have done a real disservice to this community. ” – Janet Stone McGuigan, Greenwich Democratic Selectperson Continue Reading →
“The argument to “cut the approved budget because enrollment is down from the peak” reflects a lack of basic analysis of how the ‘business’ of Greenwich Schools has been operated…Please email the BET asking them to fully fund the School Budget.” – Doug Fenton Continue Reading →
“The good news is, all of these people will have the opportunity to rectify the damage that you’ve done and find ways to prevent such detrimental actions from occurring in the future when they go to the ballot box this year.” – Sam Rosenfeld Continue Reading →
“We cannot afford to let our students become the collateral damage of a broken process.” – Trish Rohr, Greenwich Continue Reading →
Speakers include Rep. Jim Himes and State Attorney General Tong. Continue Reading →