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The International School at Dundee’s third graders performed in 6th annual IB Showcase on Thursday. Their performances reflected a collaboration among the English and Language Arts, Music, Art and Physical Education disciplines and was funded by the school’s PTA. Continue Reading →
The Greenwich Color Challenge is a 1.5-mile fun run and obstacle course featuring multiple challenge stations and six color powder stations, where participants are playfully “dusted” with safe, non-toxic, and washable colors. Continue Reading →
Webster began her Greenwich Public Schools education career in 2006 as a speech-language pathologist at Central Middle School. Continue Reading →
The race fee includes a race pack with a 2024 race t-shirt, sunglasses and string backpack – while supplies last – and everyone is encouraged to dress in their silliest attire, such as tutus, wacky socks, rainbow wigs and much more. Kids 4 and under can participate for free, but will not receive a race pack. Continue Reading →
Based on the 1992 Disney film, this spectacular 30-minute musical designed for elementary school-aged performers, is directed by Cindy Busani, teaching artist for Open Arts Alliance, music directed by ISD music teacher and choir director, Dr. Sandra Heikel, and produced by the ISD PTA and a team of 5th grade parent volunteers. Continue Reading →
The International School at Dundee, in partnership with Open Arts Alliance, is presenting the production of ‘Seussical Kids’ on Thursday, March 2 and Friday, March 3 in the ISD gym. Performances are 40-minutes and open to the public. Tickets may be purchased at www.isdpta.org for $10 each. Continue Reading →
The topic of Missy Wolfe’s talk was her recent book, Hidden History of Colonial Greenwich, and it coincided with a colonial America unit currently being taught to their three 5th Grade classes. Continue Reading →
Dana Firmender is currently the assistant principal at Trumbull Public School’s Hillcrest Middle School. Continue Reading →
The 1.5-mile course starts and ends at the ISD fields and takes participants through obstacles, a foam pit and color stations—where kids and adults get “dusted” with safe, non-toxic, washable powder. Continue Reading →
Martellino was selected from 1,865 nominations from library users across the country. Continue Reading →