Middletown School District Pilots COVID-19 Testing Program for Students, Staff
CT Public Schools Make Adjustments After Reporting COVID Cases Over the Weekend
‘Deeply Troubled’: Math Learning Gap Widens During COVID, Wilton School Officials Say
Cromwell High Goes Hybrid as Town’s COVD Cases Rise to ‘Orange’ Risk Level
7 Staff Members, 3 Students Test Positive for COVID-19 in Waterbury Schools
Norwich Schools Report More Student COVID-19 Cases, but Remain in Hybrid Learning
Windham Schools on Track to Reopen for Hybrid Learning
Danbury Parents ‘Furious’ as Students Stay on Distance Learning Due to COVID Spike
Watertown Schools Will Be Open After Positive Cases
Region 15 Schools Remain Open Despite Two New COVID-19 Cases
Cheshire Elementary School Reports COVID-19 Case
Parents Who Say ‘Hybrid Model Is Working’ Oppose Amity School Full In-Person Plan
Greenwich Schools Still Fine-Tuning Music Program Under COVID-19
‘Darkening Cloud’: Danbury Area Short on Substitute Teachers
‘An Unusual Situation’: Here’s How Student Teachers Are Working During a Pandemic
2 Students in Weston Schools Test Positive for COVID-19
Bethel Schools Add Early Dismissal Days
Amid Pandemic, CT Debate Teams Adapt to a Changing Competitive Landscape
Coronavirus Cases Reported at 3 Schools in Wallingford
Oxford Cancels High School Classes, Middle School Dedication After Athlete Tests COVID-Positive
Classrooms Without Walls, and Hopefully COVID
Parents Are the New Remote-School Zoom Bombers
CDC Reduces Consecutive Minutes of COVID-19 Exposure Needed to Be a ‘Close Contact’
CDC Considers Shorter Covid-19 Quarantines for Children
Parents Are Worried About Schools. Are the Candidates?
In Video Classes Teachers Parse Clues to Student Wellbeing
Why the Pandemic’s Recession May Fuel Legal Push for More K-12 Aid
COVID-19’s Disproportionate Toll on Class of 2020 Graduates
Most Educators Require Kids to Turn Cameras On in Virtual Class, Despite Equity Concerns
Educators Teaching Online and In Person at the Same Time Are Burned Out
More Schools Are Reopening as Covid-19 Cases Rise Nationwide
Hackers Smell Blood as Schools Grapple With Virtual Instruction
Casting Their First Ballots, Teen Voters Confront Pandemic’s Barriers
‘Out of Control’: When Schools Opened in a Virus Hot Spot
In-Person Learning Expands, Student Absences Up, Teachers Work Longer, Survey Shows
Yes, Teachers Are Still Being Evaluated. Many Say It’s Unfair
Many Students Still Lack Home Internet. Here’s How Big the Problem Is.
Worldwide Demand for Low-Cost Laptops Has Created Shipment Delays and Pitted Desperate Schools Against One Another
Students, Parents and Teachers Tell Their Stories of Remote Learning
Covid-19 Is Creeping Into Europe’s Schools
New Haven School Cops: Few Arrests? Too Many Calls?
Union: Greenwich Schools Is in Breach of Special Education Regulations
Two New Committees Exploring Problems at Stamford School Buildings Met in Private This Month
Winsted’s Hinsdale School Discussion Looks at Aesthetics, Flooding
3 Projects Aim to Make Torrington Middle School Safer, Sustainable
New Haven to Participate in National School Integration, Diversity Project
West Haven Students Create Campaign to Encourage Flu Shots at High School
Bysiewicz Gets Out the Vote — In High School Mock Election
Windham Schools Will Distribute Winter Coats
Greenwich High Students Plunge Into Politics
Bethel, Brookfield, Newtown Students to Vote for President in Mock Election
Big Projects Slated for Two Schools in Greenwich
Investigation: Connecticut Law Requires HS Sports Coaches to Be Certified. More Than 100 in Southern CT Were Not.
When School Boards Diversify, Spending Priorities Shift. Here’s How
State Rep. Candidates Disagree on Danbury Prospect Charter School
Is a New Day for Special Education on the Horizon in Greenwich?
Influential Literacy Expert Lucy Calkins Is Changing Her Views
Three Projects Planned for Torrington Middle School
5 Ways Principals Can Establish a Strong School Climate
Hamden BOE Eyes Scaled-Back Construction Goals
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