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Danbury Public Schools wins Bonnie B Kearney awards for educational communications

June 11, 2025 | Danbury School District, School Districts, Connecticut


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Danbury Public Schools wins Bonnie B Kearney awards for educational communications
At the recent Danbury Board of Education meeting, the spotlight shone brightly on the Danbury Public Schools as they received two prestigious Bonnie B. Kearney Awards for Excellence in Educational Communications. These awards recognize outstanding efforts in clarity, readability, and effective communication within educational materials, specifically for the district's 2024-2025 annual budget and a special welcome packet project.

The awards, named after a dedicated CAVE staff member who championed educational communications for 47 years, highlight the hard work of school districts in conveying important information to their communities. The presentation was met with enthusiasm, as board members expressed gratitude for the recognition and the efforts behind the award-winning materials.

In addition to the awards, the meeting also featured a nod to the remarkable achievements of the Danbury High School robotics team, which has garnered attention for its excellence in competition. This recognition underscores the district's commitment to fostering both academic and extracurricular excellence.

As the Danbury Public Schools celebrate these achievements, the community can look forward to continued efforts in effective communication and student engagement in the years to come.

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