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The Town of Sherman, located in the scenic Housatonic Valley at the northern end of Candlewood Lake, is a rural community encompassing 234 square miles with a population of approximately 3,581 as of 2010. Incorporated in October 1802, Sherman is the northernmost town in Fairfield County and is easily accessible via state routes 39, 37, and 55. Generated from the website

Sherman School offers education to students in kindergarten through eighth grade. Its academic curriculum includes English, language arts, mathematics, science, social studies and physical education. The school also provides classes in instrumental music, computer education, and family and consumer science. Additionally, the school provides an extended day kindergarten program and guidance and psychological services. Sherman School also offers education to students with various learning disabilities. The school has a parent-teacher organization that organizes various recreational programs, such as bingo nights, book fairs and golf outings. Sherman School has an enrollment of more than 400 students and is a part of the Sherman School District.

The Conservation Commission in Sherman, CT is a local organization dedicated to preserving and protecting natural resources within the community. Through various initiatives and programs, the Commission works to promote environmental awareness and sustainability practices among residents and visitors. Generated from their business information