Bob Bombast, a veteran member of the Nutmeg Board of Education, has an active presence on social media, and he is not reluctant to tell
Continue Reading See You In Court! – January 2021
See You In Court! – December 2020
The Nutmeg Public Schools had been doing well in the reopening this fall, even moving from a hybrid model to a full reopening model. However,
Continue Reading See You In Court! – December 2020
SEE YOU IN COURT – November 2020
The challenges of reopening the Nutmeg Public Schools have fallen mainly to Ms. Superintendent and her staff, and things have been pretty quiet for the
Continue Reading SEE YOU IN COURT – November 2020
SEE YOU IN COURT – October 2020
The members of the Nutmeg Board of Education, masks and all, were happy finally to be meeting in person. “I never thought I would say
Continue Reading SEE YOU IN COURT – October 2020
SEE YOU IN COURT – September 2020
After much discussion and lengthy planning by Mr. Superintendent and his team, the Nutmeg Public Schools were ready to open for the 2020-2021 school year.
Continue Reading SEE YOU IN COURT – September 2020
SEE YOU IN COURT – August 2020
The mood was tense before the meeting of the Nutmeg Board of Education last week. The posted agenda included an item that had everyone on
Continue Reading SEE YOU IN COURT – August 2020
SEE YOU IN COURT – July 2020
The members of the Nutmeg Board of Education have gotten used to participating remotely in Board meetings on Zoom in dress shirts on camera and
Continue Reading SEE YOU IN COURT – July 2020
SEE YOU IN COURT – June 2020
The Nutmeg Board of Education is getting used to the new normal, meeting remotely during the COVID-19 emergency. The Board members have enjoyed the convenience
Continue Reading SEE YOU IN COURT – June 2020
SEE YOU IN COURT – May 2020
The Nutmeg Board of Education has done its best to adjust to the new “normal” during the COVID-19 health emergency, and its virtual meetings were
Continue Reading SEE YOU IN COURT – May 2020
SEE YOU IN COURT! – April 2020
The Nutmeg Board of Education has four standing committees, including the Policy Committee, which has three members. Most of the time, an indifferent public ignores
Continue Reading SEE YOU IN COURT! – April 2020