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Welcome Back from the Board of Education
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As we begin a new school
year, the Suffield Board of
Education would like to welcome
back all of our students,
families, and staff.
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Middle School Launches Food Scrap Collection Program
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The Suffield Middle School is scheduled to launch a permanent food scrap collection program on August 28 for sixth graders and September 8 for seventh and eighth graders
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Kindness Matters
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We are happy to report on another year of successful projects funded by the Meghan Voisine Kindness Matters Grants. Students, teachers and youth organizations applied for grants in the Fall of 2024.
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Suffield High School Athletic Corner
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Our Suffield High School Spring Athletic Teams in Action
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Agriscience Senior Center Project
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Photo by Sharonm Bruno In May, Suffield’s Vocational Agriscience Center students gather at the Suffield Senior Center to plant beautiful flowers that they had grown in the raised flower beds that they built. The two raised flower beds were donated by Home Depot along with all the soil to fill the beds.
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Suffield Public Schools Music Education Recognition
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Suffield Public Schools has been honored with the Best Communities for Music Education designation from The NAMM Foundation for their outstanding support and commitment to music education.
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A Student’s Perspective on Volunteering and Community Engagement
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At Suffield Academy, service isn’t something students do, it’s something they live.
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Suffield Middle School Shines in Scholastic Challenge
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February was a month of academic achievement at Suffield Middle School, as students in both 6th and 8th grades participated in the annual Scholastic Challenge.
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Kindness Award Winners
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Congratulations to Suffield High School students, Avishkar Kasiliya and Zeyu “Eric” Wu who were recent recipients of the North Central Connecticut Chamber of Commerce (NCCCC) Kindness Award.
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McAlister’s Free Little Library is on the Map!
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In early 2024, three 5th graders at McAlister Intermediate School, Olivia Coombs, Phoebe Sherman, and Hamda Asim read a story called Little Libraries, Big Heroes by Miranda Paul.