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Band Room
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Stratford Public Schools, in conjunction with the Stratford Board of Education, the Stratford Education Association, and the Connecticut State Department of Education, is participating in the National Teacher of the Year Program. We will nominate one of our tenured, full time teachers for this distinction. Click here for nomination form.
Stratford Academy staff and students promote World Down Syndrome Day to celebrate the unique differences that make our world brighter. Click for pictures.
Students kick-off Math Day with an exciting pep rally showcasing raffle winners and strategy-based concepts. Teachers hosted math rotations with fun learning games and activities throughout the day. Click for more photos.
Students paint positive messages on river rocks to promote kindness throughout our school..
JHS 5th and 6th graders participate in the Connecticut Invention Convention (CIC), a part of a nationwide program where students in K-8 grades solve everyday problems with inventions and innovations. Click for more photos.
C.A.R.E. - Citizens Addressing Racial Equity. Action Teams are making Stratford stronger, more inclusive and vibrant by exploring practical ways to address racial equity and promote cultural competence in our community.
FROM: Dr. Janet Robinson, Superintendent of Stratford Public Schools
Wednesday, February 28, 2018Dear Parents, Guardians, and School Community Members,
We are not taking lightly the events that unfolded in Parkland Florida, or what is again in the news involving an area closer to our home and neighboring towns (Staples High). I want each of you to know and fully understand that the Stratford Board of Education and Stratford Public Schools are working close and hand in hand with the Stratford Police Department in the effort to keep all of our Stratford students safe.
Students enjoy a friendly visit from Gizmo, Bennie, and Sara Jane, therapy dogs from Paws For Friendship (PFF)... Click to see more.
Fifth grade students showcase the significance of equality by honoring Black History Month and promoting kindness throughout our community.
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