At Thursday’s meeting, the BOE voted 5-1 to approve a 2% raise for Schools Chief Jones. Acting chair Hirsh discussed next steps in filling the vacancy on the board. Dr. Jones said there were strong community concerns about traffic given the upcoming 18-month North St Bridge replacement project. Continue Reading →
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Greenwich BOE Extends Schools Chief’s Contract Despite Chair’s Objections
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The motion to renew passed: 5 yes (Mercanti-Anthony, Hirsh, Kostin, Stowe, Koven); 2 no (Kowalski and Vizzo Walsh); 1 abstain (Kittle) Continue Reading →
Filed under: Schools, Dr. Toni Jones
New Lebanon School Grade 3 Teacher Selected for CT State Dept of Education 2025 Connecticut Teacher of the Year Program
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During field day, as the 300+ students and their families gathered on the field looked on, puzzled, Principal Daniel Russo replaced an “incorrect” banner with a new one to reflect that third grade teacher Ana Maria Fals was the district’s selection for Connecticut State Dept of Education’s 2025 Connecticut Teacher of the Year Program! Continue Reading →
Filed under: Schools, Ana Maria Fals, Byram, Carol Pugliano, Dr. Toni Jones, Greenwich Schools, Lindsey Eisenstein, New Lebanon School
Camillo Eager to Move School Administration to Privately Owned Office Space Rental; Issue RFP for Repurposing Historic Havemeyer Building
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“Has any work been done to see the true cost of repairs, bringing the building up to code and ADA compliant? It is a gem of a space. There’s so many ways we can use that space to share with members of the community.” – Karen Hirsh Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Schools, 1892, 290 Greenwich Ave, Andy Duus, Board of Education, Cody Kittle, Dr. Toni Jones
Greenwich Police Share Identity of Former Student Arrested at WMS
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“The building remains in a shelter in place until the GPD completes their tasks. No one is allowed in or out of the building.” – Schools Superintendent Dr. Toni Jones and DC of Greenwich Police Mark Zuccerella Continue Reading →
Filed under: Police & Fire, Schools, Dr. Toni Jones, Mark Zuccerella, Western Middle School
First Look at Greenwich FY25 Town & Schools Budgets: Special Ed, Pre-K, Zoning Enforcement, Mill Rate, Sidewalks to Tod’s Pt, Pickleball
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This was the kick-off to a season of meetings. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Schools, BET, David Weisbrod, Dr. Toni Jones, Fred Camillo, Greenwich Public Schools, Harry Fisher
Himes Visit to Western Brings Civics Lesson to Life, Inspires 8th Grade DC Trip
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Jim Himes visited Olivia Traina’s social studies class at Western Middle School where students are enjoying a unit on civics and looking forward too their 8th grade trip to Washington, DC in May. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Schools, 8th Grade, Beth Acerbo, Donna Rosato, Dr. PJ Wax, Dr. Toni Jones, Janet McMahon
Cos Cob School Students Par-Tee on Their Very Own Elf-Themed 18-Hole Mini Golf Course
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For the first time in what might become a tradition, the amazing PE teachers at Cos Cob School created an elf-themed 18-hole mini golf course in the gymnasium. On Thursday Greenwich Schools Superintendent stopped by to witness the transformation of the gym and play a round herself. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Schools, Cos Cob School, Dr. Toni Jones, elf-themed mini golf course, Kerry Gavin, Michael Fina, Phil D'Amato
Group Demands Greenwich Schools Do More about Antisemitism
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Following the recent news of a antisemitic incidents in Greenwich Schools over 500 people calling themselves “Greenwich Voices Against Antisemitism” signed a letter to her on Monday urging her to do more. By Wednesday there were over 900 signatures. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Schools, antisemitism, Dr. Toni Jones, Greenwich High School, Laura Kostin, Names Day, Ralph Mayo, Thomas Pereira
Greenwich Schools Chief Responds to Word of Incidents at GHS: Derogatory Comments, Anti-Semitic Symbols, Racial Slurs
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Dr. Toni Jones said on Tuesday she had met with GHS principal Ralph Mayo and Dean of Student Life Thomas Pereira, in addition to Greenwich Police, including school resource officers, and top district leadership team, and that the conversation would be ongoing. Continue Reading →