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Stonington Middle students to attend former Pawcatuck Middle School for coming year

STONINGTON — Students will be returning to class in the former Pawcatuck Middle School this fall, a safety precaution as members of the Board of Education wait for more information

Stonington school board votes to move middle school to Pawcatuck in the fall

In Stonington, school board grappling with structural problems at middle school

Irvine to celebrate retirement after nearly four decades as a Stonington educator

Study finds Stonington Middle School safe for students, but building needs work soon

STONINGTON — Urgent analysis of structural issues at Stonington Middle School have found no significant safety concerns to students or staff, but Fuss & O’Neill told members of the Board

After budget reduction, Stonington Board of Education slashes 9 jobs

STONINGTON — The Board of Education has voted to cut nine staff positions in the coming school year, an adjustment officials said was the result of budget cuts made by

Stonington schools cut 9 positions, ban cell phones for middle school students

Stonington ― In light of a Board of Finance decision to cut $500,000 from the proposed 2024-25 school budget last week, Superintendent Mary Anne Butler presented the Board of Education with a revised ...

Birthdays with an asterisk: Life as a local Leap Year baby

For most people, their date of birth is an immutable fact, one not subject to caveats or misunderstanding. But being born on Feb. 29 means living with a permanent asterisk hovering over an anniversary...

Stonington officials seek balance between needs, spending as budget process nears

STONINGTON — Unemployment may be low and stock prices high, but residents across the region are still grappling with the impact of high inflation in daily lives. With pandemic-relief funds

Stonington Board of Education approves budget proposal with 5.65% increase

STONINGTON — It will come with a $220,000 cost, but members of the Board of Education are moving forward with a plan that will restore 3.5 positions to the proposed