Seymour High School celebrated for civics education and high graduation rates

April 01, 2025 | Seymour School District, School Districts, Connecticut

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Seymour School District celebrated significant achievements in education during a special board meeting on March 31, 2025, highlighting the district's commitment to civic education and academic excellence. The meeting showcased the district's recent recognition for promoting kindness and civic engagement, which was acknowledged by the state as an innovative approach to community involvement.

Among the notable accomplishments, 83% of Seymour graduates pursue secondary education, with recent valedictorians gaining acceptance to prestigious institutions such as Harvard, MIT, and the United States Air Force Academy. The district also boasts six National Merit Commended Scholars in both 2022 and 2025, reflecting its strong academic performance.
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Seymour's career and technical education programs were praised for their effectiveness, with the district consistently ranking among the highest in the state for workforce readiness. This success is attributed to the dedication of the high school staff, including the recent recognition of Assistant Principal Paul Lucky as the 2024 CAPS Assistant High School Principal.

The district's achievements extend to its recognition by the Connecticut State Department of Education, which awarded the school for being in the top 10% for growth in student performance. Seymour High School also earned a badge from U.S. News & World Report for educational excellence, despite operating with a budget that is $2,743 per pupil below the state average.

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As the meeting concluded, the board emphasized the importance of community involvement in the upcoming annual town meeting on April 2, where residents can discuss the school budget. The board urged residents to trust the Board of Finance's recommendations, which have been thoroughly vetted, and to participate in the referendum on April 17, even during the school’s spring break.

The meeting underscored Seymour School District's commitment to providing quality education and fostering a supportive community, setting a positive tone for the future of its students and residents.

Converted from Special Seymour Board of Education Meeting 3-31-25 - meeting on April 01, 2025
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