The Greenwich School District Board of Education meeting on April 24, 2025, highlighted significant community achievements and ongoing projects, setting a positive tone amid challenging discussions. Superintendent Jones opened the meeting by celebrating the recent Community Service Awards Ceremony, where students were recognized for their outstanding contributions to the community. "Their service, compassion, and community spirit inspire us all to do more," Jones remarked, emphasizing the importance of student involvement in local initiatives.

In addition to honoring student volunteers, the board celebrated the groundbreaking of the Old Greenwich School renovation and expansion. This project aims to blend the school's historic roots with modern educational needs, promising a vibrant learning environment for future generations. "When the work is complete, Old Greenwich School will reflect the warmth and strength of the community it serves," noted Chair Hirsch, who expressed excitement about the students' enthusiasm during the groundbreaking ceremony.

The meeting also addressed the ongoing feasibility study for the GHS pool, with plans for continued outreach to coaches and stakeholders to gather input. Superintendent Jones encouraged board members to participate in discussions regarding the pool's future.

On the policy front, the board is preparing to present a draft AI policy aimed at balancing innovation with academic integrity. The policy committee has been working diligently for six months to finalize this important document, which will be discussed in the next meeting.

As the board moves forward, the focus remains on fostering community engagement and enhancing educational facilities, ensuring that the district continues to thrive in a supportive environment.