Building Better Futures for Waterbury’s Children
When she finished 5th grade at CCS, Arreyion was chosen by Washington Montessori School to attend middle school there on a full scholarship with transportation. For high school, she attended Sacred Heart High and volunteered
While the Annual Dinner was cancelled… the need to educate the children was not. Our children are being taught and they are continuing to learn. However, the experience is a difficult one. There are many
Mr. Joe, the CCS master chef, came for a visit after someone finally tracked him down through his church. Joseph Ottley retired from CCS at the age of 80 after more than 26 years of
The lower grades had guest readers of Henry’s Freedom Box. Throughout the school we have reminders of great African American leaders.
An article that ran in the Republican-American early February was picked up by the Associated Press and spread far beyond Connecticut. It briefly tells the story of a modest CCS admirer who left a large