Community & School Events

Monday, April 22- Community Conversation on Education & the Achievement Gap,

6 - 8 pm at Middlesex Community College, Chapman Hall

100 Training Hill Rd, Middletown, CT 06457

On the Agenda:

Keynote Speaker: Denise Merrill,

Secretary of the State

Panel Discussion on Education & the Achievement Gap

Community Conversation & Breakout Session

Civics is a family affair:

School-aged children are invited

to attend & participate with a family member!

Saturday, May 11, Book Collection Event at Middletown High School, 200 LaRosa La., 9am - 12pm,

for the the Middletown Schools Bookmobile and to support summer learning.

The Middletown School's Bookmobile distributed 6400 books over the past 2 this summers!

A special thank you to all our volunteers who collected and sorted books througout the year and to all the principals, staff, parents and community partners who drove the van and helped put just right books in the hands of so many children and families.

The Middletown Schools Association has been collecting and sorting books for our Bookmobile. These books are then distributed for free over the summer months and at various events throughout the year.
To date we have given out over 6400 books.
New/gently used children’s books for grades PreK-12 can be donated to any of the schools or dropped off at 310 Hunting Hill Ave.
Volunteers are always welcome to help us clean, sort and distribute books. Please contact Bookmobile Chair, Stephanie Alderman at 203-641-4739 with any questions.
A special thank you to everyone who has donated books, all our volunteers; the Principals and staff volunteers, the Middletown Schools Association, Russell Library, Altrusa Club, Read to Grow , Inc ., the Book Bower, Kiwanis, Saroptomist, Girl Scouts, Timeless Trendz Consignments, Reading Well for Kids, Millard Group, Brenda Buzzi, Lisa Santangelo, ...

Middlesex County Chamber of Commerce Expo - October 28, 2011

Click on above Photo to view more pictures - Congratulations to Middletown Public Schools – Second Place Winner at the Middlesex Chamber of Commerce Expo on Friday, October 28^th. Donna Marino, Parent Resource Coordinator, & Victoria Alderman, student, displaying second place. This year our booth featured the book mobile and we gave out over 250 free books to parents, grandparents, friends and children.

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