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“Imagine a high school senior walking around in their first-choice college merch like it’s already official. They’ve pictured the cushy dorm room, the gourmet dining hall, and engaging classes, leading to a high-paying job and a dream career. Then they refresh their inbox for the hundredth time. They read the first line…” – Aron Boxer, M.Ed. S.P.E. is CEO/Founder – Executive Function Coach of Diversified Education Services, LLC Continue Reading →
Workforce Pell is set to go into effect on July 1, 2026. This initiative marks a significant expansion of financial aid, allowing low-income students to access grants for short-term, career-focused training programs. Continue Reading →
The game featured plenty of energy and enthusiasm, with both sides showcasing the teamwork and sportsmanship that define Unified Sports. Players rotated in and out to cheers from the crowd, and every basket, assist, and defensive stop was met with applause. Rather than a competitive rivalry, the night felt like a shared celebration, with teammates supporting one another regardless of which side of the court they were on. Continue Reading →
The CMS Theater Arts department is pleased to present Seussical the Musical on the George Sepe Memorial Stage for three special performances this Friday, March 20 at 7:00pm and Saturday, March 21 at 1:00pm & 6:00pm. Tickets can be purchased in advance online (See link). This year’s production is backed by 65 talented cast and crew members and a live pit orchestra – a rarity at the middle school level. Continue Reading →
Registration is currently open. Up to 75 projects will be accepted to showcase original ideas in engineering, coding, environmental solutions, and traditional science experiments. Continue Reading →
On March 2, students at Whitby School in Greenwich hosted the 10th annual “March Madness” Connect 4 Tournament, collecting 56 new toothbrushes and 11 new tubes of toothpaste. Participants donated dental supplies to support Dorothy Day Hospitality House, a homeless shelter in Danbury. Continue Reading →
This free, community-wide event will bring together more than 50 schools, therapeutic providers, advocates, and nonprofit organizations dedicated to supporting children with learning differences and special education needs across Connecticut and beyond. The resource fair will take place on Saturday, March 28, 2026, from 2:00–5:00 p.m. at the Stamford JCC.
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Come cheer the team on Unified Senior Night on Monday, March 16 at 2:45pm in the Greenwich High School gymnasium. With so much talent on their team this year, they are splitting in two for the ultimate showdown: Greenwich vs. Greenwich, Cardinals vs. Cardinals, Red vs. White. Continue Reading →
On December 11, just as auditions were getting underway, the family of Director and co-producer Mia Gyesky experienced personal tragedy as their home burned down. The Parkway, Central and Greenwich communities rallied around them, and for Gyesky, giving her time and talents back to this community has made this year’s production extra meaningful. Continue Reading →
Teachers said one of Candlelight’s primary challenges is alignment across classes that are normally taught separately. Choir, band, orchestra, and music production students rehearse on different schedules, with different ensemble sizes and performance norms. Continue Reading →