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Greenwich Schools Still Grapple with Impacts of School Start Time Change

By: greenwichfreepress | December 15, 2017
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Playing Football in the Dark at GHS: Parents Not Happy as Daylight Savings Converges with Later Dismissal

Greenwich Mother of 5: Late Dismissal Causes More Pressure, Less Sleep and More Stressed Students

With No End in Sight for GHS Fields Shortage and Lighting Restrictions, GCDS Enjoys “Friday Night Lights”

Neighbors Slam BOE Proposal for Temporary Lighting on CMS Field; P&Z Says Come Back with More Details

Greenwich Schools Start Times Update: 3 Buses Added, Ridership Up. No Deal at SUNY Purchase; Delay on Lights at CMS 

Greenwich Board of Ed Votes 5-3 in Favor of Implementing School Start Change for Fall 2017

GHS Cardinal Stadium Lighting Upgrades and Deed Restrictions Leave Greenwich Hamstrung. Again.  

PHOTOS: Day One with 8:30am Start at Greenwich High School, the Usual Traffic Jam

New School Start Times in Greenwich Just Two Weeks Away


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    The event is part of the America 250 Greenwich Commission’s yearlong celebration of America’s 250th birthday.

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