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NPS looks to pilot virtual high school academy next fall

NPS looks to pilot virtual high school academy next fall
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BOE Roundup: Questions about return to school; survey about spring break; food services recognized

BOE Roundup: Questions about return to school; survey about spring break; food services recognized
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Meyer-Mitchell resigns from Norwalk BoE

NORWALK, Conn. Barbara Meyer-Mitchell has resigned from the Board of Education, effective Friday. Meyer-Mitchell was first elected in 2017 and is leaving eight months ahead of the end of her term. The Democrat has said in an op-edthat she is leaving to focus on her two children after helping Norwalk Public Schools make “significant progress” during her 3+ years on the Board. “The cost of service is high, with many evenings spent away from family. While I have been operating as if I have 11,683 children, I need to focus on the two that are mine for a bit,” Meyer-Mitchell wrote. Board of Education Chairman Colin Hosten noted the resignation at Thursday’s Finance Committee meeting, saying that Meyer-Mitchell had examined the priorities in her life and decided to move on.

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In-person schooling expansion makes sense to Norwalk parents

In-person schooling expansion makes sense to Norwalk parents FacebookTwitterEmail 1of5 Students dismiss from Brien McMahon High School Friday, February 26, 2021, in Norwalk.Erik Trautmann / Hearst Connecticut MediaShow MoreShow Less 2of5 Students dismiss from Brien McMahon High School Friday.Erik Trautmann / Hearst Connecticut MediaShow MoreShow Less 3of5 4of5 Students dismiss from Brien McMahon High School on Friday, in Norwalk.Erik Trautmann / Hearst Connecticut MediaShow MoreShow Less 5of5 NORWALK Norwalk is preparing to allow more middle and high schoolers return to school buildings for in-person learning five days a week, prompting joy from parents and the city’s teacher union to ask for a re-evaluation of the district’s current teaching model.

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Somebody is going to get hurt : Norwalk parents urge revamp of Silvermine school driveway

Somebody is going to get hurt : Norwalk parents urge revamp of Silvermine school driveway FacebookTwitterEmail School lets out at Silvermine Elementary School Thursday, February 6, 2020, in Norwalk, Conn. A number of parents, students and staff came out Wednesday night to make pleas to the Planning Commission to fund certain capital projects. In particular, many from the Silvermine community asked the commission to fund a new driveway for the school as the current one cannot support the nine buses that come to the school in addition to parents who drive their kids.Erik Trautmann / Hearst Connecticut Media NORWALK After learning a $1.5 million revamp of Silvermine Elementary School’s driveway may no longer be in the cards, parents and local leaders took to a public hearing expressing safety concerns about the cramped pickup and drop-off lane.

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