Before he came to Wilton, Dr. Clune was principal of Lexington High School in Massachusetts for seven years and before that he was headmaster at a school in Greenwich. He received both his doctoral and master's degrees in education from the University of Connecticut. Dr. Clune's undergraduate degree from Westfield State College in Massachusetts is also in education. Mass. Earlier this year, Dr. Clune was named Connecticut Superintendent of the Year. He was one of four finalists for National Superintendent of the Year for 2001.
Special education offers services for physically handicapped and learning disabled children.
You should call the school guidance counselor to discuss whether your child may need special education. Call Christine Chambers at 762-3381 for a consultation at the Board of Education's district offices. Non-profit groups may ask school principals for permission to rent space. Nearly eight years old, the Wilton Education Foundation seeks to mobilize community support and resources to enhance public education in Wilton. The foundation provides financial support for many innovative programs throughout the school district.