Over the past month, I’ve had the opportunity to complete my first two Board of Education meetings, participate in an extensive FOIA training, and attend the full-day CABE New Member Orientation in East Hartford. It has been a whirlwind of information, learning, and discovery—but in the very best way. I’m excited to take everything I’m learning and begin aligning it with the materials we receive at each board meeting and committee meeting. There is a lot to absorb, but I feel

The Board of Education met this week to review the district’s financial position, approve the 2026–27 school calendar, discuss enrollment projections, and explore ways to strengthen educational programs while managing rising costs. Below is a summary of the key takeaways for the community. Financial Overview: Budget Pressures Continue The board approved $772,670.38  in expenditures through December 5, covering payroll, tuition, transportation, and software services. Major pay

The Pomfret Board of Education covered a wide range of important topics at its recent meeting—from leadership changes and contract approvals to budget challenges and long-term facility planning. Here’s a clear rundown of the major decisions and discussions that impact our town. Board Leadership & Governance The board unanimously elected its new officers for the upcoming term: Chair:  Leigh Grossman Vice Chair:  Brent Tuttle Secretary:  Peter Lussa These appointments ensure st