The Woodshop is preparing for its 30th Wood Show in June, where many student-made items and furniture will be on display and for sale.
The new residence hall is scheduled to open this fall and will house 186 sophomore students.
About 700 high school seniors are receiving corporate-sponsored awards.
The program will host its 30th annual Wood Show in June.
State Reps. Jennifer Leeper, Cristin McCarthy Vahey and Sarah Keitt reacted to recent antisemitic social media posts made by students.
Antisemitic social media posts — reportedly made by Fairfield Prep students — were recently directed toward a high school hockey team.
The event will feature Dr. Shay Pilnik, PhD, director of the Emil A. and Jenny Fish Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies.
"Moving up" dates have also been set for Fairfield's three public middle schools.
At a scheduled special meeting next week, the Fairfield Board of Education is scheduled to discuss a proposed date.
The show is based on the hit Broadway musical and movie.
The annual event, the Fairfield-based university's signature scholarship fundraiser, is scheduled to take place in New York City.
Here is a look at all the available jobs and how to apply for them.
"We recognize that weather-related decisions are never easy." — Fairfield Superintendent Michael Testani
"I want to apologize for the difficult travel conditions many of you experienced this morning." — Superintendent Michael Testani
Connecticut continues to dig out from a major winter storm.
The U.S. Presidential Scholars Program was created in 1964.
Mark Robinson resigned last month from Fairfield Woods Middle School, where he was dean of students.
An overnight storm swept through Connecticut.
An overnight snow storm is forecast to hit Connecticut.
McMahon, a Greenwich resident, was scheduled to visit McKinley Elementary School as part of a "History Rocks!" tour.
Principal Colleen Banick announced the resignation on Tuesday.
Connecticut continues to dig out from Sunday's snow storm.
A major snow storm swept through Connecticut on Sunday.
The art students from Fairfield Ludlowe and Fairfield Warde high schools were recognized by the CT Regional Scholastic Art Awards.
Registration is open for the 2026-27 school year.
Nearly 80 percent of the budget is tied up in salaries and benefits.
The students are among hundreds from around the state to earn the honor.
Here is a look at all the available public school jobs and how to apply for them.
Sunday's storm dumped inches of snow throughout the area.
The donation is the largest in the Fairfield-based Catholic high school’s history.
Voters in Fairfield will cast ballots in February to choose a First Selectman.
The Barron Center for Arts & Recreation is scheduled to be completed next year.
Fairfield University will host two distinguished events.
Whether a laughing face, a crying face, heart or heartbreak symbol, the meaning of an emoji often depends on the receiver’s interpretation.
This event is co-sponsored by the Jewish Federation of Greater Fairfield County.
The schools were named in the Connecticut State Department of Education’s latest Next Generation Accountability Report.
This year’s School of Engineering and Computing applicant pool will be the first to have the option of choosing to major in mechatronics.
Kelleher will speak about her work with the incarcerated quilt creators.
New construction would also include Early Childhood Education Center
With the shift away from SAT/ACT scores, colleges are looking for compelling essays that make a memorable impression, yet few of them do.