Message from Trumbull Public Schools
Dear Trumbull Educational Community,
As the Board and public are well aware, at one of our last BOE meetings, the district announced that we selected the Hybrid Learning Model and continued to develop that plan for implementation.
Also mentioned previously was the fact that many of our staff members were surveyed to determine their return status, whether medical, child-rearing, or disability. As of today, our return numbers are reasonable, but a developing concern is the number of staff requests which have not been processed. That number is high and could affect the Hybrid plan — approximately 20-25 teachers. Worst case scenario is if that not enough teachers return, and substitutes are unavailable, we will consider a return to the Virtual Learning Model, at the very least for a short time period.
You should know that the administration has been working very closely with the Board attorney on the complexities of the leave protocols issued by the State, with particular emphasis on the State’s granting the staff a minimum of 2 weeks to obtain a doctor note verifying their condition. The complete process could take up to a month and it is these requests that we still await. In a related vein, the Human Resources Department has been working during the summer expanding substitute roles and in compiling a list of candidates to be considered for the above mentioned positions. Unfortunately, with surrounding towns in the same position as Trumbull, the pool is very thin. We are now reaching out to colleges for potential candidates, particularly in light of the Governor easing certification requirements for college seniors. This change could not have been planned for as only the Governor could institute that order and did so during the summer. Even though most school districts prepared for situations such as this, the COVID-19 pandemic has caused significant concern among possible applicants that they are reluctant to commit to any school district including Trumbull. Nevertheless, we will keep trying so we can open in the planned Hybrid Model.
We will keep you informed of any changes as we realize it will impact your plans particularly of a child-rearing nature.
Thank you,
Ralph M. lassogna
Acting Superintendent
School Lunches are Safe
In this time of great uncertainty, one thing children and their families can count on is the availability of healthy school meals that ensure students are nourished and ready to learn. Research shows the National School Lunch and Breakfast Programs play a critical role in supporting academic achievement and combatting childhood hunger and obesity.
School Reopening Plan
August 5, 2020 Dear Parents,
As I referenced at Friday’s Reopening Forum, the district would be following up with more specifics on the beginning of our school year. The Governor revised his recommendation that all school districts should pursue a live learning experience for their students; however, he then modified that proposal allowing districts themselves to provide a reopening plan that best meets the need of the specific district — with the safety of students and staff the top priority.
2020 - 2021 Bus Routes
2020-2021 Bus routes are now posted!
If you have any questions or concerns, please contact our office at (203) 452-4321.
Thank you,
The Transportation Department
Strobel Rd Construction
Check the town website for the latest updates!
Student Registration and Residency Proof
It is the policy of the Trumbull Board of Education that any child of school age who resides in the Town of Trumbull may attend the Trumbull Public Schools. To verify that they are a bona fide resident of Trumbull, based on the Trumbull Board of Education Residency Policy (5111/Eligibility to Attend Trumbull Public Schools) download residency forms along with the student registration forms. Please download here...
Food Allergy Policy
It is the policy of the Trumbull Board of Education to provide for a Food Allergy Management plan to maintain the health and safety of students with life-threatening food allergies. Each plan will be developmentally appropriate, promote self-advocacy and competence in self-care, and provide educational opportunities. The purpose of this policy is to:
- Reduce the likelihood of potentially life-threatening allergic reactions.
- Ensure a rapid and effective response in the event of an allergic reaction.
- Assist an identified allergic student in avoiding exposure to allergens.
Read the entire Policy and Download Forms...
The Trumbull Board of Education has passed a new policy regarding the 
Each pupil, before initial enrollment in the Trumbull Public Schools shall have had a health assessment. In addition, each pupil enrolled in Trumbull Public Schools shall have a health assessment at least once in each three year interval: in grade three, in grade six, and in grade nine. 
Every month, September through May, the Trumbull Food Services posts a Wellness Newsletter with tips about healthy eating and living. Past issues can be found on the 
TPS is a member of CES -