“Is my child ready for Kindergarten?” Part 1
By Amy DeNicola-Hickman “Is my child ready for Kindergarten?” Part 1 As a preschool administrator, the question I hear most often is “Is my…
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Meet Zara Haque new member of the Student Journalism Institute
Meet Zara Haque, an eighth-grader at Eastern Middle School. She will be a freshman at Greenwich High School in the fall. In her free time, Zara enjoys baking…
Coming out of a dark wood and knee deep into Dante
A reporter shares what she learned in an online seminar on Dante’s “Divine Comedy” taught by Professor Joseph Luzzi of Bard College.
A Negativity Inoculation
By Jim Heavey As an Eagle Scout, I still struggle the hardest with one particular point of the Scout Law: A Scout is cheerful.…
Addressing the Social-Emotional Needs of our Students During a Pandemic
By Adam Rohdie Addressing the Social-Emotional Needs of our Students During a Pandemic I often ask groups of parents to engage in a hypothetical…
Pizza Store Sign: Kindness on Display
By Rev. Dr. Heather Wright Pizza Store Sign: Kindness on Display Sometimes all it takes is a sign in a window to restore my…
Film Can Change the World
By Stuart Adelberg Film Can Change the World Since joining the Avon Theatre Film Center, I have written frequently about the unique and extraordinary…
In Defense of Grammar – The First in a Series
By Patricia Chadwick It was June 1989 when the movie, “Honey, I Shrunk the Kids” came out. I gagged at the title – not…
Kindergarten Readiness: Closing the Town’s Achievement Gap Through Preschool Instructional Coaching
By David Rabin Kindergarten Readiness: Closing the Town’s Achievement Gap Through Preschool Instructional Coaching Every year, scores of Greenwich children begin kindergarten at a…
Hopeful
By Patricia Murphy Hopeful One day this week, Greenwich Avenue gave me something unexpected: hope. It was bright, the air crisp but warmed by…
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