Board of Education

A black and white stipple art illustration of a high school graduation ceremony. Students in caps and gowns are on a stage with banners and a calendar showing June 10, 2025, while a cheering crowd of family members is in the background.

Farmington High Sets Graduation Date: June 10, 2025—Snow Be Damned!

Jack Beckett11 months ago02 mins

🎓 Farmington Grads vs. Snow Days! June 10, 2025, is locked for graduation—no blizzards, no backtracking, just caps, gowns, and safe all-night parties! Plan those celebrations and thank Mother Nature for (hopefully) cooperating. ☃️

A stipple art illustration in black and white showing a school bus slightly misaligned at a stop in front of a small-town school building. Children with concerned expressions wait nearby, and a school administrator glances at their watch. The artwork uses dotted textures to convey depth and detail.

Farmington’s School Bus Woes: $7,000 Credit Marks Turning Point for Rocky Start

Jack Beckett11 months ago11 months ago04 mins

Discover the inside story of Farmington’s school bus service’s rocky start and $7,000 credit from Specialty Transportation. Learn what went wrong, how it was fixed, and what’s next for the district. Stay informed with The Farmington Mercury!

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Farmington’s Federal Funds Breakdown: A Million-Dollar Puzzle 🧩

Jack Beckett11 months ago11 months ago03 mins

Farmington’s schools rely on $1.5M in federal funds. What does that mean for your kids? Dive into the numbers and watch the meeting replay! 🎥👩‍🏫

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Board of Education’s Legal Playbook: Civics 101 Revisited

Jack Beckett11 months ago03 mins

Farmington’s BOE gets a legal civics refresher: governance, grievances, and why you can’t hit reply all. Must-watch moments from the special session 📜.

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A Farewell Fit for a Legend: Farmington Bids Goodbye to Kim Nguyen

Jack Beckett11 months ago03 mins

Assistant Superintendent Kim Nguyen honored for 40 stellar years of service to Farmington Schools. Heartfelt moments, legacies, and laughs included. 🎉 Watch the celebration!

A black and white stipple illustration of a Farmington Board of Education meeting. Individuals are seated at a table with microphones and papers, while a comfort dog, a Labrador, sits next to a uniformed officer in the foreground. A nature-themed banner in the background hints at outdoor learning and conservation.

Farmington Board of Education Meeting: Hot Takes, Highlights, and a Furry Surprise

Jack Beckett11 months ago11 months ago05 mins

Get the scoop on Farmington’s latest board meeting! From police pups to outdoor learning initiatives—discover all the key moments with a dash of fun! 🐶✨ #WeAreFarmington

A detailed black and white stipple drawing illustrating a lively community board meeting, featuring board members engaged in discussion, a table with papers and a gavel, and an attentive audience watching closely.

Farmington BOE Meeting Recap: Policy Updates, Community Grants, & Transportation Fixes

Jack Beckett1 year ago06 mins

Farmington’s Board of Education tackles policy updates, funding allocations, transportation issues, and education foundation grants. Thanks to Farmington Storage for making this community coverage possible! #FarmingtonCT #Education

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New Farmington District Role for Veteran Educator! Big Shoes to Fill, Literally

Jack Beckett1 year ago1 year ago03 mins

Longtime educator Veronica Ruzek gets the big promotion in Farmington Schools, but can she handle all that comes with it? Thank you, Farmington Storage, for keeping our news secure! 📦

A detailed black-and-white stipple illustration of a community board meeting. A speaker stands at a podium addressing an attentive audience, with symbolic elements like a school bus, students, and a modern school building in the background. The scene represents local government, education, and community engagement.

Farmington Board Meeting Drama: Teachers Teared Up, Buses Broke Down, and the New High School Stole the Show

Jack Beckett1 year ago1 year ago06 mins

Farmington’s latest Board of Ed meeting had it all: heartfelt moments, cutting-edge schools, and buses that still can’t seem to get it together. Big shoutout to Farmington Storage for keeping things chill! 😂📦

A stipple-style black and white illustration of a nearly completed high school under construction in Farmington, CT, with scaffolding, construction equipment, and workers focusing on finishing touches. The auditorium is still in progress.

Farmington’s New High School: 99% Done, But Don’t Hold Your Breath for That Auditorium

Jack Beckett1 year ago05 mins

Farmington’s new high school is almost ready—except for that pesky auditorium. Get the latest updates from 503 Main St. in Farmington, CT, plus why we’re still waiting. 😑 #PatienceIsAVirtue

Local Man Arrested Again, Again: A Cautionary Tale of Repetition in Farmington Police Work

Farmington Arrest Log: Oct. 24–27, 2025 — Names, Charges, Times, Bonds, Court Dates (Innocent Until Proven Guilty)

The Federal Government Has Checked Out. Here’s What’s Next.

Farmington Historic District Commission Approves Church Renovations, Debates Memorial Cross Placement

Farmington Police Arrest Log: Three Cases, One Town, Zero Panic (Oct. 23–24)

Farmington’s 2025 Ballot, Deconstructed: Every Office, Every Candidate, Every Deadline

Area Man Appears Twice In Log, Town Remains Calm, Coffee Still Hot

Farmington Arrest Log (Oct. 21–22, 2025): Five Arrests, Multiple Warrants, Bond Details, Court Dates

Arrest Log: Eight Farmington Cases, Bonds, Court Dates, And A Friendly Reminder About “Museum Air”

Wells Acres Residents Demand Road Reconstruction After Seven Years as Farmington Council Approves $773K in Other Projects

Farmington High Sets Graduation Date: June 10, 2025—Snow Be Damned!

Farmington’s School Bus Woes: $7,000 Credit Marks Turning Point for Rocky Start

Farmington’s Federal Funds Breakdown: A Million-Dollar Puzzle 🧩

Board of Education’s Legal Playbook: Civics 101 Revisited

A Farewell Fit for a Legend: Farmington Bids Goodbye to Kim Nguyen

Farmington Board of Education Meeting: Hot Takes, Highlights, and a Furry Surprise

Farmington BOE Meeting Recap: Policy Updates, Community Grants, & Transportation Fixes

New Farmington District Role for Veteran Educator! Big Shoes to Fill, Literally

Farmington Board Meeting Drama: Teachers Teared Up, Buses Broke Down, and the New High School Stole the Show

Farmington’s New High School: 99% Done, But Don’t Hold Your Breath for That Auditorium