As Backlash Grows, Stamford School Board Says It Won’t Intervene in Teacher Transfers
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Stamford Board of Education Approves Two Assistant Superintendents for Next School Year
Fairfield’s Dwight School to Get 75% Reimbursement from State for $76M Project
Instead of Ads, These Norwalk Buses are Wrapped in Winning Poems by Middle School Students
Hartford Public Schools Approve Unbalanced $494M Budget with Deficit Still Looming
Report: CT Schools Among the Most Segregated in the U.S.
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Incoming Superintendent Threatens to Drop Plans to Join Stamford Public Schools in Tiff Over Teacher Transfers
How Swatting Events in Eastern Connecticut Defined the School Year
Milford to Add Armed Security Officers at Elementary Schools and Alternative High School
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Shelton Schools to Cut 14 positions but Preserve Sports, Clubs and Kindergarten
CT Special Education Advocates Slam Trump Ed Dept. Moves: an ‘Assassination Attempt’
Hoax Threats Hitting Connecticut Schools May Be Part of Wider Swatting Surge, Experts Say
Newtown Schools Trim Budget but Move Forward with Plan to Hire for New Staff Positions
Hamden School Board Agrees to Ask Legislative Council for Funds to Audit Special Education Program
Bridgeport’s Lack of School Librarians Prompts Community Advocacy
Police Investigating Another Swatting Incident at CT School
Ridgefield School Board Committee Reviews Elementary School Consolidation Options
What to Know About the Push to Make Bible Stories Required Reading in Texas Public Schools
A State’s New Law Sets Up Clash With Trump’s School Choice Program Rules
Why Texas’ Fight Over Social Studies Standards Has National Consequences
As ICE Activity Rises, Schools Focus on Family Support
Families of Kids with Disabilities Warn Education Department Changes Could Break a Flawed System
Federal Grant Cuts for English Learners Face Lawsuit
Trump is Shifting Special Ed, Civil Rights out of Education Department. Here’s What We Know
Trump’s Justice Dept. Investigates Dozens of Districts Over LGBTQ+ Curricula
Inside a School Where Creative Writing Helps Teens Cope With Trauma
Another Democratic-Leaning State Will Pass on the Federal School Choice Program
Florida Creates a More Conservative U.S. History Course to Rival A.P.
After Years of Declines, Young Students Show Gains in Reading and Math
Congress Is Working on a New K-12 Budget. See What’s Proposed for Key Programs
House GOP Endorses Education Cuts as Talks on Trump’s Budget Begin
Trump’s Education Department is Backing Away from Addressing Civil Rights for Black Students
Schools Saw Rising Student Anxiety From Immigration Enforcement in 2025-26
New York Teachers Win Lower Retirement Age as Lawmakers Pass Pension Reforms
Stephen Colbert Saluted for Turning Late Show Guest Gifts Into Classroom Aid
Feds Issue a Slimmed-Down Data Release on U.S. Schools
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