Lamont unveils $45M tax cut for working poor

By Keith Phaneuf The Connecticut Mirror

Gov. Ned Lamont unveiled plans Monday to cut state income taxes for more than 211,000 working poor families by an average of $211 over the next year.

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A total of 1,105 schools around the world are being recognized for their work toward equal gender representation during the 2021-2022 school year.

“We are very aware of the importance of computer science to our students and the marketplace,” said Dr. Russ Dallai, principal of North Haven High School. “We know this is a need and are happy to have these courses available. Mr. Hughes does a great job teaching these classes that Mr. Romanielli (Grades 6-12 math coordinator) supports.”

Joseph Romanelli said, this year, the district started a program where students do an hour of coding during a certain week. About 2,500 students in the district have participated.

“I feel like North Haven tries to keep a culture of openmindedness and understands the importance of equal opportunity,” Romanelli said.

“I think that shows through all our teachers and all the departments.” nzappone@record-journal.com

Romanelli said the district is seeing an upward trend in females showing an interest in computer science.

Dallai said that the high school has a wide range of courses for students to take, no matter what they decide to do after graduation: college, military or the workforce.

“What this award shows to us is that there is the opportunity for the students to be whoever they want and do whatever they want in the school,” the NHHS principal stated.

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