The City of Norwalk is home to 12 elementary schools (5,500 students), 4 middle schools (2,500), 3 high schools (3,000), and the Norwalk Community College (about 5,000 students). The district employs approximately 1400 teachers, guidance counselors, librarians, social workers, psychologists, speech therapists, teacher aides (mostly in special education) and other support staff.

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• Department of Education Site (www.norwalk.k12.ct.us)
• Norwalk Community College
• Norwalk Public Library (main branch)
• CT State Education Information
• Board of Education Meeting Minutes

The Norwalk Public Library provides free live help from online tutors for Norwalk students in grades 4-12. Subjects includes Math, Science, Social Studies and English. Click here to access this service.

An independent organization, the Norwalk Education Foundation, serves as an advocacy group for our public education system, and is particularly focused on improving the use of technology in the classroom.

The Norwalk Mentor Program matches deserving students with positive adult role models to make a significant difference in the lives of those students served.