Torringford Elementary School
31/05/2026
Let’s hear it for Wallace Ware!
Wallace was celebrated at last week’s Board of Education meeting for his incredible growth academically, socially, and emotionally.
If you’ve been around Torringford, you know Wallace is basically our local mayor—everyone knows his name and his smile brightens the whole school.
31/05/2026
Big congratulations to Mr. Larry Gross, Torringford School’s Golden Apple Award recipient! 🍏✨
Larry consistently goes above and beyond to ensure our students thrive and that parents are empowered partners in their child’s learning journey. He has a true gift for translating complex clinical information into clear, parent-friendly updates and treatment plans—perfectly bridging the gap between home and school.
Whether he’s walking the hallways with a student, helping someone learn to ride a bike, or navigating the stairs, Mr. Larry is always there with a helping hand.
22/05/2026
Congratulations to our Teacher of the Year; Mrs. Henry and our Paraprofessional of the Year; Mrs. Lavallee. We recognize their excellence, dedication and heart!
22/05/2026
Golden Chair Pawsome Award
21/05/2026
Our students have been absolutely pawsome lately, and they just scored the ultimate reward!
To celebrate their hard work and excellent behavior, these superstar students laced up their sneakers for an exclusive basketball game against Superintendent Wilson and the Director of Facilities, Dean Pergola.
It was an unforgettable recess of fun, fast breaks, and fantastic sportsmanship.
Congratulations to our winner, Joshua Weir and his teammate, Austin Coelho!
21/05/2026
Ms Mangine’s class welcomed guests from EdWeek and CEA to share about the importance and power of playful learning in the classroom
Mrs. Giampaolo and Mrs. Deloy’s WINN students recently completed an independent research project on a topic of their choice. As they researched, students explored the Who, What, Where, When, Why, and How connected to their topics. They worked incredibly hard to gather information, stay organized, and present their learning. It has been wonderful to see their curiosity, independence, and enthusiasm shine through this project. We are so proud of all their hard work and the growth they have shown!
District meteorologist, John Bagioni, speaking with grade 3 about weather & climate on Monday, 5/4. John is the meteorologist for over 100 school districts!