Carver volunteers introduced our students to their professions at Carver’s 13th Annual Career Fair. Carver after school students were given the opportunity to engage with local professionals and ask all the questions they liked.
See all the photos here in our Facebook album.
This year we will be honoring Ms. Theresa Rangel, Principal of Tracey Elementary School, with our Child of America award. Under Ms. Rangel’s leadership, Tracey Elementary School is one of only 14 schools in the entire state to win “distinction” status this year for both high performance and high growth in ELA and Math, for all students and for high needs students. Ms. Rangel’s school is also recognized nationally for being a School of Character, one of the first to establish a definitive connection between social-emotional learning and student achievement.
The Norwalk High School Bears girls basketball team remains undefeated! Since we last reported on their stunning success here, their continued victories have won them a #1 spot in this Saturday's Class LL state championship game at Mohegan Sun Arena at 3PM against #2 New London’s Lady Whalers.
See the Darien Patch article here.
See Carver’s previous announcement here.
Here is the latest update as posted in the Patch from the Darien Rotary:
To welcome in Spring 2019, Darien Rotary Club will host a Spring Into Wellness! Fair on Thursday, March 21 from 11:00am – 2:00pm to benefit The Carver Foundation of Norwalk.
New Canaan's SLOBs (and here) visit Carver youth at least once a year to bring fun and learning to our students. This year the focus was on science and math.
See our Facebook album of photos here (and last year’s photos here).
Nick and Marissa Lambrinos are the project parent liaisons to Carver for the past five years.
Every great dream begins with a dreamer. Always remember, you have within you the strength, the patience, and the passion to reach for the stars to change the world. -Harriet Tubman
Join us for Darien Rotary’s Spring Into Wellness! Fair to learn how to improve your health and wellness and help deserving students attend college
What: Sample wellness offerings from local organizations in one convenient location: Personalized stretching, chair massages, blood pressure checks, spinal health therapy, mental health information, physical therapy, nutrition counseling, nutritional supplements, essential oils, smoothies and tasty bites
