Dear members of the senior class:
This year we will be selling student parking passes before the start of school. Please read the attached information for more details. The forms needed are also attached.
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Dear Parents/Guardians and Students:
Please refer to the following letters regarding the opening of school letters.
The Stratford Public School System is No Longer accepting applications for Waiver Transfers. The Deadline for the 2019-2020 School Year was May 1, 2019.
The Policy will be reviewed at an upcoming Board of Education meeting.
Attached is a suggested list of school supplies for SHS.
SHS Freshmen Orientation and Freshmen Parent Meeting
Friday, August 23, 2019
We look forward to meeting you!
Attached is the Fall Sports Try-out Schedule.
Schedule
Graduation pictures are available for purchase from Robert Taylor Photography. Directions are below:
Please click on this story for a special thank you....
Good Afternoon,
Stratford High School students, grades 9 - 11, will be keeping their chromebooks over the summer in order to support our students' completion of summer Math, English, and AP coursework. Please see the attached flyer for information regarding repairs over the summer.
Thank you!
Congratulations to the Class of 2019! Click to see more photos...
One Franklin student was chosen from every class to receive the yearly Franklin's Finest Award for outstanding behavior.
6th Grade Students got to visit Southern Connecticut State University for a college knowledge day. They took a tour of the facilities and meet some awesome college students along the way!
Franklin students who completed their grade level in ST Math were honored with a visit from JiJi!!!
The Stratford VFW sponsored an essay contest in honor of Flag Day. The contest was open to all 6th grade students in the district. The topic of the essay is "What the American Flag Means To Me and How Do I Respect It". One (1) winner was chosen from each elementary school (by the principal or teacher), therefore there were 8 winners total.
The Voices of Renaissance chorus is from the Boston Renaissance Charter Public School of Boston., MA. The mission of the chorus is to convey positive messages and inspiration to people of all ages through the performance of vocal music. Ms. Evelyn D.Lee, who is the Director of Visual and Performing Arts contacted our school and asked if they could come to Franklin to perform for our students and staff and we were thrilled to accept her offer. Ms. Lee's choirs have performed at Spelman College, Morehouse College, Harvard University, and recently performed for Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor and Archbishop Desmond Tutu at Wheelock college and sang the National Anthem for the Boston Celtics Basket Ball team. The list goes on and on. They have also performed for President Barack and First Lady Michelle Obama, and the Clinton's at the White House.
All Franklin students learned about various careers such as architecture, sports agents, airline stewarding and more. Click for pictures.
Congratulations to the following 4th,5th,and 6th grade students who represented Franklin School at the Connecticut Invention Convention on May 4th at UConn! Two of them were then awarded Recognized Inventor trophies: Evan Vazquez (5th grade) and Symone Good (6th grade)! Symone was also invited to attend the National Invention Convention to be held in Deerborn, Michigan at the Henry Ford Museum. We are so proud of all their innovative thinking! Pictured here left to right- Top row: Mrs.Gasparini, Sharlize Acevedo (6th), Anthony Dennis-Eaddy (6th), Symone Good (6th), Mrs. Lizotte. Middle Row: Traevon Smith (5th), Jianna Quinones (5th), Evan Vazquez (5th). Bottom row: Zackary O'Toole (4th), Mrs. Rosenberg, Jayden Muniz (4th). Absent: Taha Akyuz (4th)
All sixth grade students wrote, and illustrated their own fantasy stories. The stories were all published into their own books.
David Wooster Middle School has been named the state's middle school of the year by the Connecticut Association of Schools.
Congratulations to the following Nichols School students who participated in the Kid's Court, Jr. event sponsored by a half day program of interactive activities and panel discussions aimed at raising students' consciousness about civil and human rights issues.: Beatrice Alvero, Jasmine Cabello, Krisendra Merveil, Matthew Pulieri, Zachary Spence, Emmy Thomas, Dylan Ascunsion, Gabriela Lourenco, Katherine Madar, Michael Puliero, Alariece Bohn, Michael Diogo, Kaylin Jackson, Victoria Jimenez-Mollo, Isabelle Kruzshak, and Jhael Salinas-Suarez. Both Kaylin Jackson and Victoria took first place, Dyllan and Beatrice took second place and Alariece took third. Isabelle and Katherine were runner ups. Thank you to Mrs. Reilly for coordinating this wonderful opportunity for our students. Great job by all!
Congratulations to the 5 Franklin Falcons who were awarded for their eeSmarts essay or poster about how to be energy efficient sponsored by Eversource and United Illuminating. Franklin School had the largest group of recognized students at the ceremony! Thank you to the teachers and parents who made this possible and supporting the program!
In celebration of this year's, OSOB, Charlotte's Web, students and their families are invited to The Nichols Elementary School Country Fair, Tuesday, May 14. The school's grounds will be transformed into a country fair where students can participate in lots of fun activities and crafts including sack races, corn hole, games, and a photo booth. Food and popcorn will be available for families and everyone is invited to the Petting Zoo which will be open from 5:30-6:30. Don't miss out on this night of family fun!
NES Staff will be defending their undefeated status against this year's Sixth Grade in a basketball showdown on Friday, May 10. The game will take place at 6:00 pm on Nichols' own outdoor basketball court. Come for the fun and cheer on our teachers, staff members and sixth graders.
NES presents The Spring Concert, Wednesday, May 22 at 7:00 pm. Featured Performances include the Fifth and Sixth Grade Chorus, Fourth, Fifth and Sixth Grade Beginning and Advanced Band and the Beginning and Advanced Orchestra. Come and hear our talented students play a selection of songs and support the music program here at Nichols Elementary School
The Nichols PTSA sponsored Plant Sale will be held on May 8 and 9 this year. Children will have the opportunity to purchase potted annuals, vegetables, potted geraniums and hanging plants. You can also buy chances to win a 10" hanging plant; tickets are 3 for $1.00. Volunteers are needed. Contact Kristin Iodice at NicholsPTATreas@gmail.com.
Free meals are available for kids and teens all summer across Connecticut. Click on link below to view information.
Authors and illustrators in Mrs. Rehm's 5th and 6th grade class celebrate the writing process with published books.
Click on story for pictures and click HERE for details!
Please click HERE to read an important update from Mr. McNeill.
Fifth grade students who participated in the Black History Month Art contest were recognized by Mrs. Phelan. Two students won the contest: Jianna Quinones and Ashleigh Moberg. Click for pictures.
Franklin has announced the 3 winners of the Invention Convention in Grades 4-6. Please click for the winners!
Franklin students in grades 4,5,6 all participated in the annual Invention Convention. Click on the story for pictures!
Important information for all visitors to Stratford High School beginning Monday, March 25th.
By Kalie and Aniya
Franklin's 5th Graders report on the latest events going on at our school. Please click HERE to see the videos!
It is Board of Education Member Appreciation Month. Stratford Board Members, WE salute you for your efforts on behalf of all students, and appreciate your volunteer investment of time and effort for the good of Stratford's youth. THANK YOU!
By Ashiya
Emily Canizalez, David Garcia, Hannah Wishart, Melanie Fajardo, Summer Williams, and Symone Good (Aniyah Roman not pictured) all were had their stories published in a book called, "Spooky Sagas" by winning a writing contest.
Nichols Elementary School's PPS Department and the Diversity Committee is holding a, "Rock Your Socks," event to mark World Downs Syndrome Day, Thursday, March 21. Staff and students are asked to wear blue and yellow and/or their craziest socks.
"Use your head...protect your noggin and wear a helmet" was the message from Matt and Ray of Rayzor's Edge Tree Services. Helmets were donated to Johnson House students who bike to school. Their generosity is truly appreciated.
Fifth Graders Ashleigh Moberg and Jianna Quinones and 6th Graders Leeluh Wilson (not pictured) and Lester Garcia were winners of the Black History Essay writing contest- Congrats!
Johnson House 3rd-grade students want us to treat everyone with politeness and kindness, not because they are nice, but because you are. "Be kind and treat others "Like Gold" is just one way we can practice kindness."