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ATTENTION CROSBY HIGH SCHOOL INCOMING FRESHMEN: Be on the lookout for Crosby High School's 3rd Annual Walk for Success! Crosby High School teachers and community partners will conduct the 3rd Annual Walk for Success on Saturday, August 12, 2017 by visiting the homes of all incoming freshmen. Please expect a welcome visit between the hours of of 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

This event provides a unique venue for teachers, parents, community and business leaders to unite in support of Crosby's "College and Career Readiness" focused culture and to welcome class of 2021.   

Chase Taylor, a Waterbury student, recently published a book on Amazon to help young children learn the alphabet. He weas recently interviewed on Fox 61 news about his book,The Letter Critters. Chase is the son of Alan and Helen Taylor, who are strong advocates for Autism Speaks, in large measure because of Chase. Helen and Alan are responsible for bringing the Autism Speaks Walk to Waterbury eight years ago.   

Click here to see the Summer School Bus Routes for 2017.

Carrington

Duggan

Gilmartin

Maloney

Reed 

Rotella

Wallace - 21st Century - listed as pages 31-36 in the full bus routes above. 

The “Free Summer Meals” program begins on Monday, June 26^th.  Once again, we will be serving free breakfast and lunch throughout Waterbury to all children 18 years and younger. The informative flyer and menus provide contact information as to where families can find a Summer Meals location near them.  Click here for flyer / breakfast menu / lunch menu / list of sites available with times.

June 15, 2017 - Throughout the school year, fifth graders in Miss Ouellette's class at Tinker School have been writing to a soldier stationed overseas, sending him letters and cards to express their gratitude for his service and to give him a small sense of home. Now home, Technical Sargent Dan Pittari visited the students in their classroom this morning to thank them for their year-long correspondence.

Sgt. Pittari explained he was unable to send letters back to the students while deployed but that he greatly appreciated all of their notes and cards, and that he shared them with other soldiers. He was stationed in the United Arab Emirates but was sent out to work in several other Middle Eastern countries. His job was repairing generators and motors for equipment used by our troops. 

What could be more fun than petting a mini-horse or a donkey? How about petting a small pen-full of sheep, a rabbit, ducks, a pig and a calf? Students in kindergarten and first grade at Tinker School had the opportunity to meet all of these animals June 14th as "Farm on Wheels" came to visit. Many Waterbury children never even have the chance to catch a glimpse of a cow or sheep, so they were absolutely delighted when they were allowed to go inside the small pen, a few at a time, and touch or pet each of these animals. 

Several end of the year activities are being highlighted in photo newsletters, including

Teacher of the Year

Superintendent's Student Recognition Awards (elementary schools)

Superintendent's Student Recognition Awards (secondary schools) 

Keep checking back for more!