Plainfield School News Today

CAMANCHE — Camanche School District Superintendent Tom Parkers resignation and retirement, effective June 30, 2024, will come before the Board of Education on Monday.

In August, multiple schools in eastern Connecticut got hundreds of thousands each to support hiring mental health specialists.

Speak Out Read Speak Out! every week in the Journal & Topics or online by clicking the Opinions tab at the top!*1500 character maximum.CAPTCHA Δ The following Speak Out! messages appear in June 14-15, 2023 editions of the Journal & Topics. Wonderful Honor Thank you, thank you, thank you to the Honor Flight. Their mission

LYME — The union representing Lyme School teachers has voted no confidence in the School Board and newly hired superintendent.Beyond its initial statement, contending that the board hired the superintendent outside the planned hiring process and has...

GRANTHAM — Community members will have an opportunity to meet with two Grantham School District superintendent finalists at 6 p.m., Wednesday, March 15, at Grantham Village School.The finalists to lead SAU 75 are Steven Nilhas and Lisa Scolaro,...

PLAINFIELD — When Les Lawrence was first hired as Lebanon High’s cross country ski coach, it was as on a temporary, fill-in basis. Forty-one years later, the Raiders are in need of another replacement, because Lawrence is stepping down after the...

There will be an award ceremony and reception for Larry Carney, winner of the Manuel Yingling Music Award, at 2 p.m. Oct. 22 at ARTSNCT.

The environmentally friendly school building task force presented to the Up-Island Regional School Committee its recommendations for retrofitting West Tisbury School during a Monday evening hybrid meeting that will cost an estimated $26 million to $37 million, depending on which option is picked. Task force member Doug Ruskin said the school’s retrofitting will help meet […]

Governor Ned Lamont and Education Commissioner Charlene Russell-Tucker today celebrated schools and districts around Connecticut for successfully improving Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) completion rates through the Connecticut State Department of Education’s second annual FAFSA Challenge.

News items from the local area