Editing Montville, Connecticut (section)

==Education==
[[Image:BarberJohnWarnerMonheganChapel.jpg|thumb|''South View of Mohegan Chapel, Monhegan'' in Montville, a sketch by [[John Warner Barber]] for his ''Historical Collections of Connecticut'' (1836). According to the Connecticut Historical Society, the chapel was constructed in 1831 with funds from "benevolent ladies in Norwich, Hartford and New London" as a church for Mohegan and white residents of the reservation in Montville.]]
Public schools in Montville are overseen by [[Montville Public Schools]], the town's public school system, operated by a board that includes nine elected members and two high school student representatives.<ref>[http://www.townofmontville.org/Content/Board_of_Education/ Board of Education] {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20110718231017/http://www.townofmontville.org/Content/Board_of_Education/ |date=July 18, 2011 }}, Town of Montville website, accessed June 11, 2011</ref> The school system operates a regular [[High school (North America)|high school]], an [[alternative school|alternative high school]], a [[middle school]], and three [[elementary school]]s.<ref name=ourschools>[http://www.montvilleschools.org/schools Our Schools] {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20110612141626/http://www.montvilleschools.org/schools |date=June 12, 2011 }}, Montville Public Schools website, accessed June 11, 2011</ref>

[[Montville High School (Connecticut)|Montville High School]] serves grades 9 through 12. Enrollment is approximately 800 students.<ref name=ourschools/>

The town is also home to private boarding school [[St. Thomas More School (Connecticut)|St. Thomas More School]], known for its basketball program.