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Earlier iterations of the Capital Budget estimated the renovation of Riverside School at $45.9m. The project is now expected to cost a total of $75.7, though $2.1m has been already appropriated. Continue Reading →
Guest speakers were licensed contractor Rocco Gulli, private chef Amy Rosen, fitness instructor Liz Davis and chiropractor Dr. Elissa Diamond-Fields. Visiting school board members included Veronica Chiavaroli, Bob Chaney, Jeffrey Csoka and Jonathan Katz. Continue Reading →
Coffee for Good operates with the powerful motto, “Inclusion is Brewing.” Continue Reading →
Greenwich Parks and Recreation Foundation establishes Hamilton Avenue Hoops Fund with an initial $50,000 goal. Continue Reading →
Julian Curtiss School Principal Eduardo Calderón said the renovation preserved the history and character of the building while creating modern accessibility at the school. Continue Reading →
The Greenwich school board met briefly on Monday night in a hybrid format with a single action item on the agenda, which was to vote on two new Republican Board of Education members. Both new members were voted in unanimously 6-0. Continue Reading →
“Today we bid a fond farewell to our old school that served us for nearly 70 years. What a beautiful place it is,” he joked as the adjacent demolition of the old school continued…Many of you or your children attended the old CMS, I’m sure it’s bittersweet to see it removed.” – Building Committee Chair Joe Rossetti Continue Reading →
“Use what you have been given. The education, the opportunities, the experiences, and go live your life. Create, dream and explore it. Just as ducklings must stop following and learn to soar on their own, we must stop waiting for someone else to show us the way.” – Joell Molina Continue Reading →
An action item at the end of Thursday’s school board meeting on extending the Superintendent’s contract ended in a tie vote, which meant the motion to extend failed. The vote came at the end of a long meeting, on the heels of the board’s 5-3 vote in favor of a bell to bell cell phone ban at the Greenwich High School. Continue Reading →
BOE member Veronica Chiavaroli said other Greenwich elementary schools already house district programs besides their K-5 responsibilities. Riverside does not. Pre-K for children age 3, 4 and 5 is required by federal law to be provided for free for special education students who are in class with peer students who pay tuition. The number of students identified for Pre-K has tripled since 2012. Continue Reading →