The Board of Education recently celebrated retiring educators and honored graduating students who earned awards and honors.

Newtown Historical Society's History Camp will return to the historical society’s headquarters, The Matthew Curtiss House, for five mornings in July.

Find out how a Kids In Crisis 'Teen Talk' program funded by Newtown Parent Connection is making a huge difference with students and administrators at two local schools.

The Board of Education heard an update on the upcoming Hawley Elementary School HVAC project, chose a new food service provider, and heard a math pilot presentation at its June 7 meeting.

Newtown High School's Class of 2022 graduated on June 15. Look for The Newtown Bee’s full coverage in our June 24 print edition.

A new garden at NHS is sprouting many vegetables, which are being donated to local food pantries through Real Food CT.

The working title for a new resiliency building youth group sponsored by Kevin’s Community Center (KCC) is “Newtown Youth Change The World.” And judging by its second meeting, it will.

Newtown High School hosted a Holocaust Remembrance Day in-school field trip event on June 1 for freshman students.

A Newtown Public Schools vendor, Illuminate Education, informed the school district that some of its databases, with potentially protected student information, were subject to “unauthorized access.”

Reflecting recently on becoming a “Knight of the Bald Table” with the St Baldrick’s Foundation, Reed Intermediate School student Charlie Magnano said he plans to continue his efforts “for a while.”