Danbury Schools Plan to Fully Open By April With Limited Capacity
It s been a long year for Danbury students, but if you re a parent, I don t have to tell you that. Now school district officials are looking to finally get back to in-person learning starting in April.
Even though Danbury Schools have been re-opened for a few months now, they are still on a hybrid program and for a number of students, they actually have not been in their classroom in almost a year. Now district officials have targeted April for full time, 5 days a week, return to the classroom. However, not all students may be allowed to return.
Danbury Schools Looking to Hire For 70 Available Positions
Looking for a new career, or maybe you just want to get back to teaching? The Danbury Public Schools may be looking for you, as they have 70 positions they are looking to fill.
Danbury Schools are finally back on hybrid learning and now they have a need to fill many different positions, but one of the most sought after is long-term substitute teacher.
In this time of COVID-19, keeping teachers safe and healthy is one of the main priorities in the Danbury School system, and because of that and the guidance set forth by the state, substitute teachers are in high demand.
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Cry for no tax increase in Danbury clashes with calls for 9.8 percent increase in school spending
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Danbury students returned to Stadley Rough Elementary for in person learning the first time since March of last year. Tuesday, January 19, 2021, in Danbury, Conn.H John Voorhees III / Hearst Connecticut Media
DANBURY As the mayor seeks to set a budget with no tax increase, the school board is asking for a 9.82 percent rise in education spending.
The board approved with nine in favor and one abstention to send the mayor a $149 million budget proposal that they say is necessary to tackle various challenges, including rising enrollment, and move the district forward.
Written by Kerry Anne Ducey
In a letter to Danbury Public School Board Members, Sal V. Pascarella, Ed.D. announced that he will conclude his 50-year career in education and retire as Superintendent at the end of this school year - June 30, 2021.
Please see Dr. Sal s note below.
Dear Board Members:
This current year has been the most challenging to date in my fifteen years as Superintendent of Danbury schools, yet in many ways, it was one of the most rewarding. Despite our challenges, I have had the opportunity to see our school community grow and rapidly transform in ways that were not previously thought possible. I am proud of our teachers, staff, parents and students who have come together under great pressure and uncertainty to help one another navigate a radical shift in teaching and learning, while also supporting friends and neighbors in securing food and basic supplies to help during these difficult times. The Danbury Public Schools and our community at large