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Graduating during a pandemic is tough, but CT school districts aim to help Brian Zahn FacebookTwitterEmail Exterior of Trumbull High School, in Trumbull, Conn. Jan. 2nd, 2012.Ned Gerard / Ned Gerard After a whirlwind year of remote learning, public health protocols and social isolation, high school seniors in Connecticut are almost ready to graduate. Despite the challenges of the year, superintendents from across the state said they are beholden to state requirements for high school graduation, so graduation standards will remain fairly consistent statewide. Although many superintendents said...

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60 The Brooks-Green Woods Chapter, NSDAR recently congratulated Wendy Sultaire as Outstanding Teacher of American History. Mrs. Sultaire has been a teacher for 26 years at The Gilbert School teaching American History, World History, Civics, Contemporary Issues, and Law and Political Science. She inspires her students by exposing them to varied experiences by utilizing guest speakers, field trips and hands-on projects.  Her most recent project was a Veteran’s History Project, which has been accepted by the Library of Congress. Pictured left to right Donna Colavecchio Chapter Regent, Bonnie ...

Augusta Mom Gets Books Into Hands Of Local Students Even though the last year has been filled with sadness and uncertainty, it has also brought out the best in many people. For example, one Augusta mom wanted to keep with the literacy of local kids, so she stepped up to make it happen. According to the KJ, Crystal Schmidt's goal was to get a $5 book in the hands of every Augusta student between the ages of Kindergarten and 6th grade. She quickly realized she was not going to be able to do it alone and enlisted the help of local businesses.