Students in grades 6-8 will be using Chromebooks this year. Additional grades will transition from iPads to Chromebooks as leases expire. WFSB recently featured the transition and our commitment to the balanced use of technology. Click above to view the video.
Interested in setting healthy boundaries around screens for your children? The Balance Project is a great resource for finding outdoor play meetups, bike rides, and other tech-free activities.
Click here to join the Glastonbury chapter.
Please enjoy these photos from some recent Gideon Welles activities.
Glastonbury Parks & Recreation offers a variety of programs in our school buildings during elementary school short Wednesdays (September to November and March to June). For details, including programs, times, and locations, please visit the Glastonbury Parks & Rec website. All questions about this program should be directed to Glastonbury Parks & Recreation.
We aspire to build a community—at home, in schools, and within greater Glastonbury—where every individual is embraced, valued, and empowered to contribute positively. Click here to learn more about our Choose Love, Not Hate campaign and to sign our pledge.
Families: If you haven't already done so, please download the ParentSquare app and register your account. You will receive district, school, and teacher messages in one place. Be sure to select your preferences for method (email, text, app notice), timing (immediate or daily digest) and language.
Once again, in 2025-2026, Gideon Welles School was selected as a No Place for Hate School by the Anti-Defamation League. No Place for Hate is "a school climate improvement program that provides staff, students and their families with a framework to take a stand against all forms of hate and communicate a clear, unified message that all students have a place where they belong. "