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Superintendent Alexandra Estraa praises staff in what she called her final Excellence in Education ceremony

Norwalk Education Foundation & Norwalk Public Schools · May 11, 2026
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Dr. Alexandra Estraa, superintendent of Norwalk Public Schools, spoke at the NEF awards and described the honorees as "the heart" of the district; the foundation presented flowers to recognize her six years of service.

Dr. Alexandra Estraa, superintendent of Norwalk Public Schools, delivered remarks at the Norwalk Education Foundation’s 9th annual Excellence in Education awards and described the event as her final Excellence in Education ceremony. She thanked educators for improving outcomes and expanding opportunities during her six years with the district.

"For my final Excellence in Education ceremony, I'm truly honored to recognize such an exceptional group of award recipients," Estraa said, adding that educators "make a profound difference" in students' lives. The foundation presented flowers to Estraa as a token of appreciation for her leadership.

Organizers and union leaders praised Estraa's tenure; Mary Gordon, president of the Norwalk Federation of Teachers, offered brief remarks thanking organizers and recognizing the district's collaborative work. Pastor and NEF leaders emphasized the community effort behind the awards and the role of volunteers in staging the event.

Estraa's remarks framed the awards as a district-wide celebration of instruction, student support and staff dedication rather than a forum for policy announcements. NEF said honorees would receive plaques from Crown Trophies and that a reception followed the program.