Greenwich Schools superintendent Dr. Toni Jones started on July 1. She and her husband who is a teacher at Greenwich High School have moved permanently to Greenwich. Continue Reading →
Meet Greenwich Schools Superintendent, Dr. Toni Jones
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Greenwich Board of Education
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LETTER: The Board of Education Has Stacked the Deck
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“It would seem the BoE along with Parks and Recreation have already made a decision, and they are now pushing their agenda forward by hiring a company whose findings will inevitably and predictably support artificial turf.” – Real Grass for Healthy Kids: Jude Braunstein, Bryan Tunney, Liane Tel, Arthur Yee, MD, Susan Rudolph and Warren Silver Continue Reading →
Filed under: Letter to the Editor, Arthur Yee, Bryan Tunney, Greenwich Board of Education, Jude Braunstein, Liane Tel, MD, Milone & MacBroom
Greenwich Alliance for Education: Why 7 School Superintendents, 6 Interims since 1996?
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“Interviews, focus groups, and/or surveys of past GPS Superintendents, past and present district and building level leaders, and past and present Board of Education members will enable us to surface anecdotes and experiences, frame needs, and diagnose pressure points.” – Greenwich Alliance for Education Continue Reading →
Filed under: Letter to the Editor, Opinion, Dr. Jill Gildea, Greenwich Alliance for Education, Greenwich Board of Education, Greenwich Public Schools, Sal Corda, Superintendent
Postponed Indefinitely, Educational Charter Change in Greenwich is Effectively Dead
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At the end of the vote of the Board of Selectmen, most of the 100 in attendance hooted, clapped and rose to their feet. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Schools, Board of Selectmen, Drew Marzullo, Greenwich Board of Education, Greenwich Public Schools, John Toner, Peter Tesei
Sherr out; Bernstein In as Chair of Board of Education. GHS Neighbors Balk at Litigation, Say GHS is “Maxed Out”
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The Board of Education has two new members, the result of the Nov 7 election. On Nov 27, the board voted on new officers, including a new chair, new vice chari and secretary. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Schools, Sports, Cos Cob School, Dr. Jill Gildea, Greenwich Board of Education, Lauren Rabin, Peter Sherr
Bernstein: Thank You to Voters
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“I look forward to collaborating with the Board to build a positive culture where the Board, Superintendent and teachers are all moving forward for the benefit of our children.” – Peter Bernstein Continue Reading →
Filed under: Letter to the Editor, Greenwich Board of Education, Peter Bernstein
Parents, Students Line up to Share Feedback with BOE on New School Start Time
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Complaints after 8 full days of the new school start times ranged from buses being late to impacts on scheduling sports practices and games. Many thanked the BOE for the change and said students are getting to school alert and that the benefits last throughout the day. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Health, Sports, Barbara O'Neill, Debra Smith, Dr. Chris Winters, Dr. Gaetane Francis, Dr. Jill Gildea, Greenwich Board of Education
Greenwich Cardinal Field Feasibility Study Seeks Public Engagement
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The architects are in the early stages of conducting the feasibility study and are currently running focus groups to gather input from key stakeholders that use the fields. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Schools, Sports, Bill Effros, Cardinal Stadium, Effros Stipulation, Greenwich Board of Education, Greenwich High School
Greenwich’s Teacher of the Year Bridget Suvansri Lauded at Board of Education
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Bridget Suvansri was selected from the 6 distinguished teachers by Greenwich Schools Superintendent Dr. Corda to be the Greenwich’s representative for the 2018 Connecticut Teacher of the Year. At the June Board of Ed Meeting, Dr. Corda sung Ms Suvansri’s praises. She also was presented an award from the Kiwanis Club’s Nick Edwards. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Schools, Bridget Suvansri, Distinguished Teachers Award, Dr. Sal Corda, Greenwich Board of Education
Indivisible Greenwich: Trump Agenda Threatens Democracy
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The meeting highlighted the idea of a National Popular Vote, changing representation in the Representative Town Meeting and maintaining equal representation in the town’s school board.
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