Reply Greenwich High School teachers shared feedback from classes Thursday about the U.S. Capitol violence Wednesday; the superintendent also addressed it. (Shutterstock) GREENWICH, CT — In a letter sent to staff Thursday, Superintendent Toni Jones spoke out regarding the chaos Wednesday that culminated in a violent insurrectionist mob overwhelming police and entering the U.S. Capitol to halt the Electoral College certification of Joe Biden as the country's next president. In her letter to staff, Jones referred to the events Wednesday as "disturbing, alarming and emotionally draining," and urged the district community to continue to support each other. Subscribe "In times of crisis," Jones said in the letter, "opportunities are created for us to make sure students know that we are here for them by educating and stating the facts, but also staying away from discussions that include personal support for a political party. It is indisputable that what we witnessed yesterday inside the Capitol building was led by individuals who do not represent the democratic ideals of our country that we proudly teach. Actions by groups that promote violence, hate, and racism were on display. It was shocking and scary and should never be acceptable."