To support students and families during school closures of in-person learning, Meriden Public Schools provided free breakfast and lunch to all students daily, on weekends, and over school holidays.
Photo examples of how Meriden Public Schools leveraged outdoor spaces for in-person instruction during the pandemic.
With the shift to remote learning, Meriden Public Schools launched multilingual technical support and provided multiple ways to connect with parents/guardians virtually to help them engage in and support their child’s remote learning experience.
A slide deck overview of Meriden Public Schools’ virtual summer STEM enrichment program, which includes the project objective of building a functioning tabletop game and a project timeline.
Meriden Public Schools partnered with a local vocational school to provide training opportunities to its high school students, which included credits, industry certifications, and apprenticeship hours.
Every month, the central office team at Meriden Public Schools invites its local union president and teacher and leader union representatives to share ideas and give and receive feedback on happenings within the district.
Meriden Public Schools provided a number of its 4th-grade students with the opportunity to engage in a virtual summer STEM enrichment program over one week.
Meriden Public Schools explains the systems they put in place with the shift to remote learning to support multilingual parent/guardian communication.
Meriden Public Schools describes its collaborative partnership with the local teachers’ union and other community partners to problem solve and plan.
Meriden Public Schools partnered with its local community college to exchange high school classroom space for free college courses for Meriden staff and students.
