Scarice: Phone-free Wilton High gets positive reception
Westport superintendent gives high marks to ban on student cellphone use at neighboring high school after site visit last week.
Read MoreWestport superintendent gives high marks to ban on student cellphone use at neighboring high school after site visit last week.
Read MoreStaples tallies 57-38 victory over visiting Cadets of Trumbull on Friday.
Read MoreIn possible FCIAC tourney preview, Wreckers defeated St. Joseph squad, 59-46, Friday.
Read MoreCo-op hockey team, after tough stretch, aims to turn things around next week.
Read MoreFeb 14, 2025 | Education, Government | 3
$150.4 million spending package drops proposal to fund two assistant elementary principal and facilities coordinator jobs, adds more for health insurance.
Read MoreFeb 12, 2025 | Education, Environment | 0
Because of overnight snow, town’s public schools and bus routes will operate on schedule two hours later than usual.
Read MoreDanbury falls to Wreckers, who pulled off 24 steals in a Monday home win.
Read MoreWreckers defeat Danbury, 42-34, Monday without top scorer Sam Clachko.
Read MoreStaples players, part of Stamford-based Black Knights team, show that, “Towns don’t define us and friendships know no boundaries.”
Read MoreCo-sponsored by TEAM Westport and the Westport Library, contest asks high school students to explore topic in personal, community and acceptance terms.
Read MoreEagles soar as Wrecker girls suffer 57-50 loss, while boys upset 46-45 Friday.
Read MoreFeb 7, 2025 | Community, Education, Environment | 0
School and park & rec events planned for Westport school buildings called off Saturday and Sunday as “heavy snow” looms.
Read MoreWreckers boost FCIAC record to 7-3 as teams jockey for playoff position.
Read MoreFeb 6, 2025 | Education, Government | 1
In budget address, governor says years of budget surpluses mean “we are much better prepared to manage the unexpected — within reason — thanks to all of you.”
Read MoreFeb 5, 2025 | Education, Environment | 0
Storm, expected to cause hazardous driving conditions, also prompts closure of school district offices.
Read MoreWreckers top Fairfielders 56-41 Tuesday night.
Read MoreAdam Behrends to join coaching staff at University of New Mexico.
Read MoreAs deadline to complete 2025-26 budget looms, Board of Education members on fence about allocating funds to hire two full-time APs.
Read MoreDelayed schedule applies to all schools and bus routes.
Read MoreFeb 3, 2025 | Community, Education, Government | 0
Town Hall, school district leaders assess issues ranging from traffic and pedestrian safety to Longshore projects to affordable housing, the new Long Lots and a possible public safety complex.
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