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Weston High School

 

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Regular School Hours
7:45 AM – 2:30 PM

115 School Road
Weston, CT 06883
Main Office: (203) 221-6500
Main Office Fax: (203) 221-1252

Nurse’s Office Fax: (203) 403-2041


Attendance

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This Week at School

 

January 13: Exam Day Period 8 & 7 12 pm dismissal

January 14: Exam Day Period 4 & 3 12 pm dismissal 

January 15: Review Day 2:30 dismissal

January 16: Exam Day Period 6 & 5 12 pm dismissal 

January 17: Exam Day Period 1 & 2 12 pm dismissal 

 

This Week After School

Jan 13 Girls Basketball

@ Joel Barlow JV 4:30 Varisty 6 pm

  Boys Basketball HOME v Joel Barlow Freshman 4 pm, JV 5:30 pm Varsity 7 pm
Jan 14 Boys Swimming HOME vs Brookfield  4 pm
Jan 15  Wrestling HOME v. Notre Dame Prep 6 pm
  Boys Ice Hockey v Cheshire @ Lou Astorino Ice Rink 7:45 pm
Jan 16 Girls Basketball  @ Immaculate JV 4:30 pm Varsity 6 pm
  Boys Basketball  HOME v Immaculate Freshman 4 pm, JV 5:30 pm, Varsity 7 pm
Jan 18 Boys Ice Hockey v HNTW @ Rumsey Hall Rink 2:45 pm
  Girls Basketball  @ New Canaan JV 1 pm Varisty 2:45 
  Boys Basketball  @Westhill Freshman 12 pm, JV 1:30, Varisty 3 pm
  Wrestling @ New Milford Invitational 9 am

 

Portrait of the Graduate 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Quick Links        

Bell Schedule & Rotation

Student Handbook

Student Parking 

Working Papers

Health Services/Nurse

District Calendar 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
The Week Ahead 1/12/25

The Week Ahead 1/12/25

Posted Date: 01/12/2025

Assembly Information for 11/15

Assembly Information for 11/15

Posted Date: 11/14/2024

Today's Shelter in Place

Today's Shelter in Place

Posted Date: 11/06/2024

Attendance Policy Reminder

Attendance Policy Reminder

Posted Date: 11/04/2024

WHS Social Worker

WHS Social Worker

Posted Date: 11/01/2024

Anti-Semitic Incident Follow-up

Anti-Semitic Incident Follow-up

Posted Date: 10/25/2024

Vandalism Incident

Vandalism Incident

Posted Date: 10/11/2024

 


SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION

Principal
Meghan Conetta
(203) 221-6500

Assistant Principal
Parthena Proskinitopoulos
(203) 221-6500

Assistant Principal
Nicholas Torres
(203) 221-6500

Assistant Director of Pupil Personnel Services
Matthew Hartigan
(203) 221-6500

ATHLETICS DEPARTMENT

Director of Athletics
Mark Berkowitz
(203) 221-6520

Assistant to the Athletic Director
Dawn Egan
(203) 221-6529

SECURITY STAFF

Security Officer
Richard Ross

PLEASE NOTE: Visitors to the school are required to make an appointment in advance. Please call the Main Office to make an appointment 203-221-6500

 

 


MAIN OFFICE SUPPORT STAFF

Assistant to the Principal
Jennifer Herford
(203) 221-6503

Main Office Secretary & Attendance Clerk
Kellee Boccanfusco
(203) 221-6500
(203) 221-6501 Attendance Line

MAINTENANCE STAFF

Building Custodians
Kevin Drotos
Rene Morales
Jeff Palmiero

MEDICAL STAFF

School Nurse
Nicole Proffitt
(203) 221-6500, Option 2

Ms. Meghan Conetta, Principal

Principal Meghan WardMeghan Conetta joined Weston High School as its Principal in July 2022. Prior to coming to Weston, Ms. Conetta served as Principal of John Read Middle School in Redding, Assistant Principal of Staples High School in Westport, and Principal of York High School, ME. Ms. Conetta is a graduate of Sacred Heart University.  She can be reached at meghanconetta@westonps.org.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Dr. Parthena Proskinitopoulos, Assistant Principal

PPParthena Proskinitopoulos joined Weston High School in August, 2024. Prior to coming to Weston, Dr. Proskinitopoulos served as Principal of Coleytown Middle School and Assistant Principal of Staples High School in Westport. Dr. Proskinitopoulos holds a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Psychology from St. John's University and both a Master of Arts Degree in Teaching and Learning and a sixth-year diploma in Education Leadership from Sacred Heart University. She also holds a Doctorate of Educational Leadership from the University of Bridgeport. She can be reached at pproskinitopoulos@westonps.org.

 

 

 

 

 

Mr. Nicholas Torres, Assistant Principal

Nicholas Torres

Nicholas Torres joined Weston High School in August 2018, and served as the 6-12 Social Studies Curriculum and Instruction Leader from 2019 to 2024. Prior to his arrival in Weston, Mr. Torres taught social studies in New Haven and Bridgeport for eight years. He earned his Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees from the University of Virginia, and completed his administrative studies at Sacred Heart University. In his free time, Mr. Torres enjoys riding his bike and going on adventures with his wife and son. He can be reached at nicholastorres@westonps.org.

 

 

 

 

Mr. Matthew Hartigan, Assistant Director of Pupil Personnel Services

Matt Hartigan

 

Matthew Hartigan joined Weston High School as its Assistant Director of Pupil Personnel Services in August of 2024.  Prior to coming to Weston, Mr. Hartigan served in the Greenwich Public Schools as an Assistant Principal, Program Administrator of Special Education and as a Special Education Teacher and Coach (lacrosse and ski team).  Mr. Hartigan is a graduate of St. Lawrence University.  He can be reached at: matthewhartigan@westonps.org

 


Mission Statement

Weston High School is committed to providing a safe and intellectually challenging environment that will empower students to become innovative thinkers, creative problems-solvers, and inspired learners prepared to contribute to our global society.

Core Values & Beliefs

We believe that effective teachers:

  •  Create opportunities for intellectual risk-taking, collaboration, problem-solving and application of classroom learning to real-life situations;
  •  Implement strategies that promote ownership of learning to students;
  •  Design instruction to integrate a variety of innovative technological tools and resources to
    enhance learning;
  •  Demonstrate ongoing professional growth in order to increase the quality of instruction;
  •  Collaborate with colleagues to share and discuss exemplary practices, interpret student
    performance data, and design assessments that promote twenty-first century skills.

We believe that successful students:

  •  Communicate in a meaningful way for a variety of purposes and audiences;
  •  Demonstrate a sensitivity to the precision and nuances of written, visual and aural medium
    through comprehension, interpretation and evaluation;
  •  Employ critical and creative thinking skills to solve problems;
  •  Pose questions, examine possibilities and apply skills to find solutions to authentic issues.

Our Social and Civic Expectations are:

  •  Make positive choices related to physical and mental wellness;
  •  Contribute to the local and global community in a collaborative and respectful manner.