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Jodie Mozdzer Gil | Aug 15, 2018 11:12 pm
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From left to right: Citizens Engine Co. Vice President John Gaudiosi, Grace Gui Me Brangwynne, Hannah Tricarico, Daniel Zygadlo, Julia Marie Loverci, Citizens Engine Co. President Mike Russell
Citizens Engine Co. No. 2 continued a long tradition of helping Seymour students pay for college this week, when it handed out $2,900 in scholarships.
Shelton School officials met with Aldermen and the city’s tax board Thursday (April 19) to make their case for the school district’s budget request for 2018 – 2019.
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Press Release | Jan 26, 2018 12:30 pm
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Shelton Schools Superintendent Christopher Clouet
On January 24, the Shelton Board of Education voted to recommend a $74,318,407 budget for the school year 2018 – 19. It represents a 3.99 percent increase over the current budget.
It is a Goals-Based Budget Proposal!
Our primary goal is to increase student achievement in both SATs and SBAC in order to place Shelton students in the top quartile of student achievement in our state over the next three years.
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Press Release | Dec 15, 2017 1:53 pm
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Left to right: Elizabeth Cavanaugh, Jesse Brookins, Arianna Swaby, and Jeffrey Benavides
Four Ansonia students were presented with the Superintendent’s Award of Excellence at the Connecticut Association of Public School Superintendent’s annual awards dinner on Dec. 7 at Grassy Hill Lodge, Orange.
The students are Elizabeth Cavanaugh and Jesse Brookins of Ansonia High School and Arianna Swaby and Jeffrey Benavides of Ansonia Middle School. They were presented with their awards by Dr. Carol Merlone, Superintendent of Schools; Dr. Joseph DiBacco, Assistant Superintendent, and their school administrators, which includes AHS Principal Terri Goldson, Assistant Principal Sara Crooks, Dean of Students Tom Brockett, AMS Principal Dr. Michael Marotto and Assistant Principal Steve Marchetti.
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Press Release | Aug 24, 2017 11:02 am
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Dr. Joseph DiBacco has been appointed as the new Assistant Superintendent of Schools. Dr. Carol Merlone, Superintendent of Schools, made the announcement jointly with the Ansonia Board of Education.
In response to a question from the Valley Indy, the school district said DiBacco’s salary will be $159,000.
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Press Release | Jun 23, 2017 1:50 pm
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Shelton School System will hold registration at all schools for all new students the week of August 21, 2017. Each school will be open from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. to receive students new to our school district on Monday through Friday.
All parents seeking to enroll their student(s) in the Shelton School System will be asked to supply a current CTdriver’s license along with two (2) forms of verification of local residency. Documents that will be acceptedinclude: mortgage receipt, rental receipt or copy of a lease, utility bills (gas, electric, telephone, Cable TV). The documents must be brought to the school at the time of registration.
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Press Release | Jun 20, 2017 3:54 pm
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Kendyl Auddino and Michael Szewczyk
A total of 174 eighth grade students participated in a Commencement Program at Ansonia Middle School (AMS) on June 12 in the Richard Nicolari Auditorium. The program was followed by a reception for students and their families.
Interim Principal Dr. Michael Marotto also announced the top two graduates of the class: Michael Szewczyk of Team 8‑East, who delivered the future history of the class, and Kendyl Auddino of Team 8‑West, who gave the welcoming address.
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Press Release | Apr 3, 2017 10:48 am
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One hundred fifty-one students were inducted into the Shelton High School World Languages National Honor Societies at a ceremony held at the school on Thursday, March 30.
The student-led ceremony was run by current officers of the Spanish, French and Italian World Languages National Honor Societies. Superintendent Clouet and Headmaster Dr. Beth Smith offered opening remarks. Each student was then awarded with the appropriate honor society medal, prior to taking their honor society oath in the target language. The ceremony concluded with a reception breakfast in the school’s cafeteria.
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Press Release | Dec 16, 2016 12:26 pm
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Four very accomplished Shelton students were recognized at an awards ceremony for six regional districts on Dec. 1 and received the prestigious Superintendent’s Award (aka the CAPSS Award, Connecticut Association of Public Schools Superintendents organization est. 1907).
Two Shelton High School Seniors, (left to right in photo) Madelena Da Silva Cardoso and Anand Vaish, and two Shelton Intermediate School eighth grade students, Connor Jensen and Jessica Jayakar, rose to the top of the more than 400 students in their respective grades.
One hundred fifty-one students were inducted into the Shelton High School World Languages National Honor Societies at a ceremony held at the school on Thursday, March 30. 
Four very accomplished Shelton students were recognized at an awards ceremony for six regional districts on Dec. 1 and received the prestigious Superintendent’s Award (aka the 