Tryout for Eastern Connecticut Youth Hockey's 2026-2027 Echo Stars
Open House for Windham-Tolland 4-H Camp will take place on March 15, 2026
Center Road School PTO's "Designer Purse Bingo" will take place on March 6, 2026
Rockville Public Library's "2026 Process Play Art" takes place on select Thursdays, March through December
Dear Vernon Families,
There will be No School today - Tuesday, March 3rd for all Vernon Schools due to the impending weather forecast and timing during dismissal times. There is a Winter Weather Advisory for Tolland County starting at 12 Noon. Please be careful if you are driving today. Thank you.
Joseph P. Macary, Ed.D.
Superintendent of Schools
Town of Vernon CT
There will be No School today - Tuesday, March 3rd for all Vernon Schools due to the impending weather forecast and timing during dismissal times. There is a Winter Weather Advisory for Tolland County starting at 12 Noon. Please be careful if you are driving today. Thank you.
Joseph P. Macary, Ed.D.
Superintendent of Schools
Town of Vernon CT
📚✨ Celebrating Read Across America at Maple Street School! ✨📚
Today, Veronica Ruiz, Director of Family, School & Community Partnerships, had the joy and privilege of spending time with our amazing first graders at Maple Street School in honor of Read Across America.
Today, Veronica Ruiz, Director of Family, School & Community Partnerships, had the joy and privilege of spending time with our amazing first graders at Maple Street School in honor of Read Across America.
Today is "National Read Across America Day". Several Vernon Public Schools staff members and Town & State Officials visited our schools to read to students in their classrooms. Both the visitors and the students look forward to this day every year!
The Vernon BOE Special Meeting (Focus Group) will take place on March 2, 2026
"Beautifully Broken" - A Suicide Prevention & Wellness Presentation will take place on March 30, 2026
Rockville Public Library's "2026 Playdate @ The Library" takes place on select Mondays and Fridays, March through December
Rockville Public Library's "2026 Read to a Therapy Dog" takes place on select Saturdays, March through December
Rockville Public Library's "2026 Family Crafternoon" takes place on select Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, March through December
The Ad Hoc 10-Year Facility Study Committee will hold a "Community Conversation" on March 10, 2026
Apply Today for Rockville Public Library's "Tween Advisory Group
Rockville Public Library's "2026 Lego Club takes place on select Mondays and Saturdays, March through December
Lego Robotics Explorers meets weekly now through March 28, 2026
❄️ Snowman Family Breakfast 2026 ❄️
The Department of Family, School & Community Partnerships was proud to participate in this year’s Snowman Family Breakfast at Center Road School in Vernon.
It was a beautiful morning filled with connection, community, and joy. Families gathered to enjoy a warm meal, fun activities, music, and meaningful engagement — all centered around strengthening relationships between home, school, and community.
Our team was honored to connect with families, share resources, and continue building bridges that support student success beyond the classroom. Events like this remind us that when schools and families come together, we create stronger, more supportive environments for our children to thrive.
Thank you to KIDSAFE CT, The Village for Families & Children, and all community partners who made this FREE event possible. Collaboration is what makes Vernon stronger.
#FamilyEngagement #CommunityPartnerships #VernonCT #StrongerTogether #FSCP
The Department of Family, School & Community Partnerships was proud to participate in this year’s Snowman Family Breakfast at Center Road School in Vernon.
It was a beautiful morning filled with connection, community, and joy. Families gathered to enjoy a warm meal, fun activities, music, and meaningful engagement — all centered around strengthening relationships between home, school, and community.
Our team was honored to connect with families, share resources, and continue building bridges that support student success beyond the classroom. Events like this remind us that when schools and families come together, we create stronger, more supportive environments for our children to thrive.
Thank you to KIDSAFE CT, The Village for Families & Children, and all community partners who made this FREE event possible. Collaboration is what makes Vernon stronger.
#FamilyEngagement #CommunityPartnerships #VernonCT #StrongerTogether #FSCP
The BOE Special Meeting (Focus Group) for February 23, 2026 has been cancelled due to the impending storm.
There will be No School tomorrow - Monday, February 23rd for all Vernon Schools due to the weather forecast and impact on travel conditions. Please be safe if you are driving today or tomorrow. Thank you
Dear Vernon Families,
The health and safety of our students and staff is our top priority. Yesterday, Skinner Road School Bus #43 was in an accident with six students on-board and the driver. Five of the students went to area hospitals along with the bus driver. As of today, five of the six students are home with their families. The School and District has been in contact with the families. There is still one student at the hospital. Please keep the students and their families in your thoughts and prayers.
The Vernon Public Schools has started an investigation and are working collaboratively with the Vernon Police Department and First Student Bus Company. In light of this event, I have a personal request for our community… School buses are yellow for a reason – they signify caution when driving near them as they are picking up, transporting, and dropping off students. Please ‘spread the word’ with families and friends about the importance of safe driving, especially around school buses. Together, we can make Vernon a safer place in and out of schools for our children. Thank you for your consideration.
Joseph P. Macary, Ed.D.
Superintendent of Schools
Town of Vernon, Connecticut
The health and safety of our students and staff is our top priority. Yesterday, Skinner Road School Bus #43 was in an accident with six students on-board and the driver. Five of the students went to area hospitals along with the bus driver. As of today, five of the six students are home with their families. The School and District has been in contact with the families. There is still one student at the hospital. Please keep the students and their families in your thoughts and prayers.
The Vernon Public Schools has started an investigation and are working collaboratively with the Vernon Police Department and First Student Bus Company. In light of this event, I have a personal request for our community… School buses are yellow for a reason – they signify caution when driving near them as they are picking up, transporting, and dropping off students. Please ‘spread the word’ with families and friends about the importance of safe driving, especially around school buses. Together, we can make Vernon a safer place in and out of schools for our children. Thank you for your consideration.
Joseph P. Macary, Ed.D.
Superintendent of Schools
Town of Vernon, Connecticut