The Waterbury Times|Teacher Spotlight|Published Apr 2, 2026
Waterbury, CT — Waterbury Public Schools continues to celebrate excellence in education with its 2026 Teachers of the Year, recognizing educators who make a meaningful difference in students’ lives.
Among those honored is Antonio Ursino of Wilby High School, whose commitment to student success has earned him this distinction.
At the high school level, educators play a critical role in preparing students for life beyond graduation—whether that path leads to college, careers, or service. Teachers like Ursino help guide students through those decisions while providing stability and support along the way during these climatic years of schooling.
His recognition reflects a dedication to both academic achievement and personal development, helping students build the skills and confidence needed for the future of this world.
In classrooms across Waterbury, educators like Ursino continue to shape the next generation—one student at a time.
The Waterbury Times will continue highlighting each of the district’s Teachers of the Year as part of its ongoing Teacher Spotlight Series.
Who’s Next?
Every day, we highlight another outstanding educator making a difference in Waterbury Public Schools.
Stay tuned—your child’s favorite teacher might be next.
View the full Teacher Spotlight Series here:
2026 Waterbury Teacher Spotlight Series – Waterbury Public Schools
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Waterbury Teacher Spotlight: Mark Mancini Jr. of Hopeville Named 2026 Teacher of the Year
Waterbury Teacher Spotlight: Linda Ligi of Wallace Middle School Named 2026 Teacher of the Year
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