10/23/2026
🏆 Congratulations to Berlin High School biology teacher Christopher Wisniewski, Connecticut’s 2027 Teacher of the Year!
Governor Lamont and Education Commissioner Russell-Tucker surprised him with the news today, right at BHS, with students, colleagues, and community members there to celebrate. It comes on the heels of BHS winning a multi-year Lemelson-MIT grant this week: one of just five schools in the Massachusetts-Connecticut cohort, and the only one in Connecticut.
If you know Carpe Noctem, you know his work. Mr. Wisniewski led the BHS InvenTeam. His students took on white-nose syndrome in bats and engineered a real solution:
🦇 A U.S. provisional patent application naming all 10 students as inventors
🦇 The Golden Beaver Award as the nation’s top InvenTeam
🦇 Presentations at MIT, before the State Board of Education, and at a national bat research symposium in Colorado
He also expanded early college at BHS, building zoology as Berlin’s first SCSU early college course, with over 95% of participating students earning college credit.
A Stratford public schools kid and the first in his family to graduate college, he calls public education a generational trust. Berlin students are lucky he’s carrying it forward.
He represents Connecticut as a finalist for NATIONAL Teacher of the Year. 🇺🇸
Berlin is proud of you, Mr. Wisniewski! 💙🦇
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Press Release Homepage Governor Lamont and Commissioner Russell-Tucker Announce Christopher Wisniewski Is Connecticut’s 2027 Teacher of the Year 10/23/2026 Berlin Educator Earns State’s Highest Teaching Recognition (BERLIN, CT) – Governor Ned Lamont and Connecticut Education Commissioner Charl...