GOSHEN Musically inclined students at Litchfield and Wamogo Regional high schools had an opportunity to learn from professional musicians at the Black Bear Americana Music Fest.A series of workshops Friday, the opening day of the three-day festival at the Goshen Fairgrounds, saw musicians meet with
LITCHFIELD - Warren School Principal Lori Shuhi will add the responsibility of being principal of the James Morris School in Morris to her duties for the upcoming school year.Region 6 Superintendent of Schools Christopher Leone announced the shared principal position Monday in a letter to the Region
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June 2, 2021
Governor Ned Lamont, Connecticut Acting Commissioner of Education Charlene Russell-Tucker, and Connecticut State Librarian Deborah Schander announced the launch of the 2021 Governor s Summer Reading Challenge – an annual, statewide program encouraging students to read books during the summer months. This year s theme is Tails & Tales.
Subscribe Research indicates that children who do not read during the summer can lose reading progress made during the past school year,
Governor Lamont said. We want to encourage all students to read, learn, and have fun with books during the summer months. Building confident and proficient readers will put our students on the path to become productive, engaged lifelong learners,
2021 @GovNedLamont Governor’s #SummerReading Challenge – an annual, statewide program encouraging students to read books during the summer months. This year’s theme is “Tails & Tales.”
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Retired Superior Court Judge Charles D. Gill recognizes Maeve Moura, a third-grader at Center School and one of the recipients of Gill s art awards. John McKenna Republican-American
LITCHFIELD
Six budding artists at Center School and Litchfield Intermediate School were honored before the Board of Education by another artist: retired Superior Court Judge Charles D. Gill.
Gill appeared at the board’s May 13 meeting to present the inaugural Charles D. Gill Art Awards and the $100 bill each one came with to kindergartner Thoren Gagnon, first-grader Lily Derkatch, second-grader Elliot Lavoie, third-grader Maeve Moura, fourth-grader Danika Crapo, fifth-grader Aleah Tiong and sixth-grader Sara Anderson.