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1. www.stamfordpublicschools.org › board-of-educationBoard of Education - Stamford Public Schools

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   The Stamford Public Schools (SPS) is governed by a group of nine elected officials, referred to as the Board of Education (BOE). Each BOE member is elected to serve three consecutive years and is eligible for an unlimited number of terms.

2. www.stamfordadvocate.com › local › articleStamford school board election: Six candidates vie for four seats

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   Oct 27, 2023 · STAMFORD – Six candidates — four Democrats and two Republicans — are running to fill four open seats on the Board of Education this November. Of those contenders, five are competing for three...

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3. www.stamfordadvocate.com › local › articleStamford school board election: Two Democrat members aren't ...

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   Jul 25, 2023 · STAMFORD — Two current Democratic members of the Stamford Board of Education up for re-election this year failed to garner endorsements from the Democratic City Committee Monday night. Jackie...

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4. go.boarddocs.com › ct › stamfordStamford Public Schools BoardDocs® Plus

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   The BOE also has five working committees, each chaired by a BOE member. Committee meetings are generally held on the 1st, 2nd and 3rd Tuesday of each month. 2024 Meeting Dates can be found here: https://www.stamfordpublicschools.org/board-of-education/boe-regular-monthly-meeting-dates.

5. www.stamfordadvocate.com › news › articleMunshi-South, Hyman, Butler elected to Stamford school board

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   Nov 9, 2022 · STAMFORD — Three new Board of Education members will be sworn in after Tuesday's election, according to unofficial results from Stamford Democrats. Democrat Versha Munshi-South, Democrat Michael...

6. dailyvoice.com › connecticut › stamfordStamford School District Causes Controversy By Removing 2 ...

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   Jan 30, 2024 · A Connecticut school board's decision to remove two holidays that have traditionally given students a day off has sparked debate amongst community members, according to a report by ABC 7 New York. The controversy began in Fairfield Co….

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   Who governs Stamford Public Schools?

   • The Stamford Public Schools (SPS) is governed by a group of nine elected officials, referred to as the Board of Education (BOE). Each BOE member is elected to serve three consecutive years and is eligible for an unlimited number of terms.

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   How does the Stamford Community Service Board work?

   • Interpret the needs of the Stamford community with regard to SPS, and keep the community informed of the goals, values, conditions, and requirements of the SPS. Regular monthly board meetings are generally held on the 4th Tuesday of each month and start at 7:00 p.m. The BOE also has five working committees, each chaired by a BOE member.

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   Do you support or oppose Stamford Public Schools' educational change?

   • Name one educational change in Stamford Public Schools from the last three years that you either fully support or oppose: One thing: Although the data does not show consistency regarding attention span for classroom learning, we do not support the change to long blocks, about 90 minutes, for high school students.

   Stamford school board election: Six candidates vie for four seats

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   Is Stamford School Superintendent a good job?

   • It’s the leadership of the Stamford Public Schools. Being superintendent is a very tough, hard and sometimes political job; it's an endless effort and thankless job. Our superintendent is doing a good job and is a very hard worker and dedicated. Her work ethic is second to none. But, is the city getting the best person for the money?

   Stamford school board election: Six candidates vie for four seats

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8. stamford.ctrise.orgHomepage - Stamford

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   School and district enrollment and demographic trends over time. Go to Dashboard