During the Waterbury Board of Education Workshop on December 5, 2024, several positive developments in the district were highlighted. The completion of the Bunker Hill school project was celebrated, with officials praising its beauty and the hard work of the team involved. The school is now a notable landmark for those driving by.

Another significant achievement was announced for the Roberto Clemente International Dual Language School, which received its NIAAC accreditation. This accreditation is a challenging, multi-year process, and it marks the twelfth school in the district to achieve this honor.

In a heartwarming moment, students from the district created ornaments for a holiday tree at the central office. Their excitement was evident as they participated in hanging the ornaments, showcasing their creativity and school spirit.

The meeting also celebrated the Waterbury Career Academy's impressive football playoff victory against Capital Prep, marking a historic win for the school. Additionally, Kennedy High School made its first appearance in the state tournament, further adding to the district's achievements in athletics.

As the meeting concluded, the interim superintendent wished everyone happy holidays and encouraged support for the local teams in their upcoming games. The meeting ended with a motion to adjourn, and board members were offered poinsettias as a gift from Kingsbury School.