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On Monday a middle school parent reported to Greenwich Police a suspicious verbal exchange she had with a stranger near a bus stop at Hassake Road and Havemeyer Lane. Continue Reading →
All are invited to the Distinguished Teachers Awards Ceremony on May 7, 2019 at 4:30pm at Central Middle School. Continue Reading →
Her grandfather brought his family to Greenwich in the 1960s and her father and uncle attended the Greenwich Public Schools. She is excited to live and work in Greenwich and to reconnect with family friends. Continue Reading →
A dozen parents testified that school lunches are unhealthy. There were assertions the menu is unreliable and amount to false advertising. The plea for healthier lunches is perennial, but now there is survey data and comments from parents. There are 20% of kids on free/reduced lunch, but there are also families willing to pay more for healthy food. Kids at GHS order food deliveries to the curb. Parents of grade schoolers and middle schoolers across town are dropping off lunch to their kids from places like Chipotle. Continue Reading →
New Lebanon School will be providing two opportunities for the community to visit the new building and learn more about the New Lebanon School magnet program:
Community Open House – February 23, 10:00am
Magnet Program Open House – February 23, 1:00pm Continue Reading →
“I applied for the job and wanted it. But, I had some time to come to terms with the decision. …I’m really touched that I have all this support.” – Ralph Mayo Continue Reading →
On Wednesday morning, Cos Cob School students gathered in the auditorium and cheered as confetti fluttered through the air, marking the return of all students to the building following a flood in early October, 2018. Continue Reading →
The deadline for Magnet School applications for the 2019-2020 school year is February 8, 2019. Continue Reading →
“We monitored the parking lot and called staff out of sessions to move their cars if they did park in voter-designated spaces. We also called in police officers to manage the traffic flow.” – Interim Superintendent Ralph Mayo Continue Reading →
“GHS is thrilled to have Liza Mundy speak to our students next week,” said GHS Interim Headmaster Rick Piotrowski. “The author’s presence on campus provides a unique opportunity for students to deepen their understanding of the writing and research process and also discover previously unknown information about how American women secretly aided our country’s war efforts during World War II.” Continue Reading →