NESS in the News: New London Teams Up With Local Non-Profits to Host Impromptu Classrooms
NESS’s Shore Support program was recently featured in the Connecticut Examiner! Impromptu classrooms are springing up around town as measures to control the COVID pandemic force district schools to close or reduce in-person learning. Non-profit educational organizations like New England Science and Sailing have partnered with the City of New London and other churches and […]
NESS in the News: Science and sailing foundation launches enrichment program
NESS’s Shore Support program was recently featured in the Westerly Sun! Students enrolled in the New England Science & Sailing Foundation’s “Shore Support Program” enjoy classes at both their Stonington and New London campuses. Designed to keep students engaged and learning during their “off days,” when enrolled in hybrid school schedules, the program allows students […]
NESS in the News: Second annual Family Fishing Tournament held on City Pier
NESS was recently featured in The Day newspaper in New London! Fishing poles in hand, aspiring young fishers spent Saturday morning on City Pier in New London, learning how to bait a hook and cast a line during the city’s second [actually the third] annual Family Fishing Tournament. The event, hosted by the city of […]
WINNERS ANNOUNCED IN NESS’s STATEWIDE DRAWING CONTEST
New England Science & Sailing Foundation (NESS) announced this year’s winning artists for the statewide calendar drawing contest entitled “Long Island Sound and Its Watershed: What It Means to Me.” The annual drawing contest is open to all Connecticut students currently in Grades K-6. Aoi Furube of the Greenwich Japanese School in Greenwich was named […]