First Selectman Declares State of Emergency
By Emma Barhydt First Selectman Fred Camillo and Greenwich Hospital CEO Roth Norman appeared together today in the lobby of Greenwich Hospital to issue…
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Day: March 16, 2020
tax preparation assistance sites at the Greenwich Library and Greenwich Town Hall have closed
Tax preparation assistance sites at the Greenwich Library and Greenwich Town Hall have closed. ALL AARP Foundation Tax-Aide service has been suspended until further…
Town Hall to Operate with Limited Access, Services
Greenwich Town Hall will operate with limited services and access beginning Tuesday, March 17, through at least Friday, April 3. First Selectman Fred Camillo…
Greenwich Town Hall To Operate With Limited Access, Services
The following was issued by First Selectman Fred Camillo’s office Greenwich Town Hall to operate with limited access, services. Greenwich Town Hall will operate…
Joint Press Statement from Greenwich Hospital and First Selectman
Per today’s meeting between Greenwich Hospital President and CEO Norman Roth and First Selectman Fred Camillo, below is a joint media statement: Greenwich Hospital…
The Power and Limits of Choices
Offering young children choices builds confidence in their ability to make decisions and become independent. Providing children opportunities to make small choices between two or three options can help defuse power struggles and give children a perceived sense of control in a world where most decisions are made for them. Simultaneously, setting limits with choices is essential. Offering choices too frequently, giving too many choices or giving choices with too much responsibility can do more harm than good.
Looking Ahead – Education Trends for the Next Decade
What are the workplace demands of the future that drive change in education? Here are 6 Trends to watch for in the next decade that respond to the needs of educated workers in 2030.
New Year, New Resolutions
Looking at life through the lens of others can be instructive if not downright enlightening. Many of us who have been in the U.S. for our whole lives take a great deal for granted. We my not feel the sense of urgency to make the most out of each day because we may believe that the same opportunity will present itself tomorrow. The positive change we seek in our annual resolutions doesn’t come without a price, some effort and sacrifice. This is certainly the case with the students of Literacy Volunteers.
Preparing Girls to Take Advantage of New Opportunities
My GA experience has made me far more aware of both the opportunities that are opening up for girls and women, and the responsibility we have as a leading girls’ school to encourage and model the mindset to take advantage of those opportunities.
A New Way to Learn
My hope for the next decade is that many more students are able to have the transformative educational experience of being part of a “team” that realizes amazing accomplishments.
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