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Growth of breakfast program nets grant

Monday, May 20, 2013

NAUGATUCK — Before this school year, fifth-graders came to Cross Street Intermediate School and realized they could not buy breakfast, as they had at their elementary schools. That changed when the district expanded its breakfast program to include Cross Street, the last remaining school without it. The expansion and a system-wide promotion of the... »

School bells will soon be ringing

Sunday, August 26, 2012

A new school year is just days away. Students from Naugatuck and Region 16, which is the district for Beacon Falls and Prospect, will head back to school on Wednesday. Naugatuck Superintendent of School John Tindall-Gibson said there are a lot of exciting changes coming this year to the borough’s school system. “There is... »

Cross Street students don pajamas to give back

Wednesday, February 15, 2012

NAUGATUCK — For one day, students at Cross Street Intermediate didn’t have to worry whether their t-shirts matched their jeans. They simply rolled out of bed and went to school in their pajamas. Students paid $1 for the privilege of wearing their pajamas during the day, Feb. 3, as part of a fundraiser to... »

Fire prevention poster contest winners

Thursday, February 2, 2012

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Borough barber shop passes on family legacy

Wednesday, February 1, 2012

NAUGATUCK — A third generation of local hair stylists are training eager minds in the art of the coiffure. DiLeo’s School of Hair Design is gearing up for a new semester of classes with a focus on student input and hands-on experience. Daniel DiLeo’s grandfather opened a barber shop in Waterbury before moving DiLeo’s... »

Future of historic schoolhouse up in the air

Friday, January 13, 2012

BEACON FALLS — The fate of one of the oldest buildings in town rests on its crumbling foundations. When Nadeem and Naila Khalid purchased the Rimmon Schoolhouse at 101 Pinesbridge Road in 2010, town officials hoped the Khalids might donate the historic one-room schoolhouse to the town. However, no such offer has been forthcoming.... »

Looking ahead to 2012 : Naugatuck Schools

Friday, December 30, 2011

NHS Renovation No more dungy locker rooms and perennially flooded fields for Greyhound athletes. No more outdated science labs and sharing scarce technology. No more cracks in the walls and asbestos in the floors. In November, Naugatuck voters authorized an $81 million renovation project to completely overhaul the high school and restore it to... »

Town leaders sound off on school project

Wednesday, December 14, 2011

The opinions of the chief elected officials in Prospect and Beacon Falls on the upcoming school referendum may prove indicative of the way their constituents will vote. Prospect’s Mayor Robert Chatfield enthusiastically supported the project while Beacon Falls’ newly-elected First Selectman Gerard Smith had reservations. Historically, Beacon Falls voters have reacted less favorably to... »

School board facing decision over business manager

Monday, November 21, 2011

NAUGATUCK — The Board of Education has until the end of this year to decide what direction it wants to go in concerning the business office. Borough Controller Wayne McAllister has been doubling as school business manager since the fall of 2009, when he helped turn a budget gap then projected at $2 million... »

February break canceled in Naugatuck

Thursday, November 3, 2011

February break has been canceled in Naugatuck, according to Assistant Superintendent Brigitte Crispino. The break, from Feb. 22 to Feb. 24 was canceled after power outages forced school to close for five days following Snow Storm Alfred on Saturday. The school district also closed for three days following Hurricane Irene in August, for a... »

 

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