Julie Martin Banks

As gas prices continue to rise across the nation, a recent study shows that consumer sentiment, which measures how people are feeling about the economy, is at an all-time low.

Wilton BOE considers free tuition for children of teachers who live outside town to boost recruitment and retention amid hiring competition.

While two of the state's largest advocacy organizations said they were mostly pleased with the General Assembly’s work this year, business and grassroots citizen groups said lawmakers didn’t do enough to ease the burden on those feeling the pressure of higher energy and healthcare costs.

Wilton schools report one of the smallest special education achievement gaps among peer districts, while addressing growing student needs.

After 20 years leading Wilton Continuing Education, Dolores Tufariello retires June 30, leaving behind expanded programs and community partnerships.

Wilton schools report rising reading scores under a new ELA curriculum and plan to expand the program to sixth grade next school year.

Retiring WHS Principal Robert O'Donnell reflects on 22 years in Wilton, academic innovation, student wellbeing and education's future.

Wilton's Board of Education approved a new home for the Genesis alternative program, citing evolving student needs and cost savings.

Wilton's Board of Education extended Superintendent Kevin Smith's contract through 2029 and approved a 3.5% salary increase.

Wilton BOE set the 2027 graduation date nearly a year in advance and heard a proposal to increase school lunch prices before summer recess.