Groton ― As students headed back to school Tuesday in Groton, a plan to increase equity in the classroom and a continued focus on social-emotional learning are among the district’s goals for the new .
When East Lyme High School sophomore Tolby Regan is learning remotely, she finds it harder to stay motivated and focused, even though she knows how important schoolwork is to accomplish her goals in life.
She said she s very social and misses talking to people at school but worries that if she is around other people she could spread the virus to her family or people who are more at risk. I may be going through a hard time, but so is everybody else so as long as I keep up with the assignments that the teachers are assigning and doing all the work that I can right now, I ll be at the same level as everybody else, said Regan, who is following the high school s hybrid learning model.
Groton school officials learned Friday that "a member at each of the following schools, Groton Middle School, S.B. Butler Elementary School, and Catherine
Published December 18. 2020 5:36PM | Updated December 18. 2020 6:25PM
Groton School officials reported they learned Friday that a member of the S.B. Butler Elementary School community tested positive for COVID-19. We have worked with Ledge Light Health District to determine and have already notified all close contacts within the school, Superintendent Michael Graner said in a notification to parents, guardians and staff. The affected person has been instructed to isolate at home following public health guidelines. Loading comment count.