HOW TO HELP YOUR CHILD READ: Tuesday May 30, 2017, Family & Community Engagement Center, Chase Building Room 104, 236 Grand St., 1^st Floor. 5 – 7pm

Speaker:  Roberta Abell, MA, CCC-SP

Mrs. Abell is a speech and language pathologist with over 30 years of experience working with students.  She is a special education supervisor with the Waterbury Public Schools.

Please register by calling 203-346-3505

Pizza will be provided.  Babysitting and interpreting services are available upon request.

One hundred fifty Crosby High School students were honored May 17th for their acceptances to college during the school's second annual College Acceptance Day. Family and fellow students cheered them on during a ceremony held in the school's gym, followed by a reception in the cafeteria. 

Principal Jade Gopie addresses the students (below). 

Parents: When it comes to the well-being of our students, we can never be too careful. Therefore, it's important to inform you of a new "game" on social media...

Please click here to view letter from Chief Academic Officer Darren Schwartz that explains what the game is and why it may be dangerous for students to start playing. Letter is in English, Spanish and Albanian.   

May is National Asthma and Allergy Awareness Month. The PUTTING ON AIRS (POA) Program is now up and running at the Waterbury Health Department. 

Parents: Is your child's asthma out of control? "Putting on AIRS" can help. Click here for more information in English or Spanish. 

Maloney hosted its Second Annual Multicultural Celebration on Friday, April 21^st, from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. at the school. There were samples of food from around the world as well as some cultural activities.

Crosby High School hosted a Financial Reality Fair for high school students yesterday. Students listened to a presentation on what choices they would need to make as they started their first “job” and moved into their first “home.” Students then visited tables set up in the gym where they had to decide how much money to spend on basics such as housing and transportation and extras such as ”night life.” The goal was stay within their budget and hopefully have money left over at the end of the month.  

The tables included a spin on the "Wheel of Reality" where students could win (e.g. money from a tag sale) or lose (e.g. replacement cost for a lost cellphone).  

Congratulations to all of our Teachers of the Year. All will be honored at the annual Teacher of the Year Awards Ceremony, to be held Wednesday, May 31st, at 4:30 p.m. at Crosby High School. Family, friends, and colleagues are all invited to attend and help celebrate. See list by clicking on the "read more" tab.