Fox Middle News Today

The Fox C-6 School District on April 23 set salaries for administrators and professional contract employees for the 2024-2025 school year.

State Rep. Manny Sanchez, a Democrat from New Britain, says he felt both pain and promise regarding Connecticut's future after walking through the Unspoken Crisis Interactive Data Walk at the state Capitol on Monday, hosted by Dalio Education and Community Science.

The Fox C-6 School District will pay $863,9666 to Integrated Facilities Services of Fenton to replace the HVAC at Seckman Middle School in summer 2024.

The Arnold Police Department has assigned two more police officers to be school resource officers for the Fox C-6 School District, and the department will hire two additional officers to serve the city thanks to a recently passed sales tax.

The Fox C-6 District will spend $207,560 less on salaries for administrative and professional contract employees for the 2023-2024 year after eliminating two assistant principal positions.

At the State Capitol not far from where she grew up, Shelly L. Carter was sworn in as the first Black female fire chief in all of New England.

The public has suggested 105 possible new names so far for George Fox Middle in Pasadena, part of a process for stripping the name of a racist former school superintendent and replacing it with something to make today’s students proud.