CDC, DPH Release New COVID-19 Guidance for Schools
New COVID Education Guidance Aims to Keep Students in Classrooms
Staffing Dominates Federal COVID Funding for Schools
Looking Ahead to Coming School Year Amid Evolving COVID-19 Landscape, Experts Push Vaccination for Kids
Officials Urge Parents to Vaccinate Children as School Year Approaches
More Norwalk Teachers Leaving Due to COVID, Frustration and Exhaustion, Surveys Show
Nearly 3,000 Young Children In Connecticut Vaccinated Against COVID
East Hartford Targets APRA Funds for Kids’ Summer Enrichment Program; Here’s Why
Vaccination Rates Among CT Schoolchildren Drop Amid COVID-19
Data: CT School COVID Cases Drop 45% in Past Week
New Cases of COVID-19 Drop in Greenwich Schools after High Reports in May
COVID-19 Cases in Connecticut Schools Continue to Decline, State Data Shows
Greenwich Schools Reports Nearly 700 COVID-19 Cases for May, Second Only to January in Number of Cases
With 74 New COVID Cases, Greenwich Schools Have Reported More Cases Since Spring Recess Than in All of 2020-21
Wilton Officials Recommend Masking at Some After-School Events After COVID Cases Double
With 95 New Cases Reported in Greenwich Schools, COVID-19 Total for the Year Tops 3,000 Cases
Greenwich Schools See Spike in COVID-19, with 225 Cases Reported in Just a Week
COVID Cases Rise in Connecticut Schools, as U.S. Surpasses 1 Million Deaths
COVID-Related Staff Shortages Close Platt Technical High School Friday
Hamden High School Closed Friday Due to Staff Absences
‘Over It’: Most Educators Say They Won’t Mask This Fall
CDC’s Latest COVID Guidance for Schools Ends ‘Test-to-Stay,’ Quarantine Recommendations
As COVID Cases Increase, Health Officials Could Recommend Masks Again
Academic Recovery from the Pandemic Will Outlast Funding by Years
Schools Prefer Cheaper Ventilation Options to Curb COVID: Why They Should Consider Upgrading
Thousands of Students Will Face Long COVID. Schools Need to Plan Now
“We Are Having an Attendance Crisis as a Country”: Chronic Absences Double Nationwide since COVID-19 Pandemic
Some Districts Return to Mask Mandates as COVID Cases Spike
Tuxedos, Gowns, and COVID-Sniffing Dogs: A Pandemic Prom
‘They Might Look Fine, But They’re Not’: Educators With Long COVID Share Their Stories
1 in 5 Educators Say They’ve Experienced Long COVID
CDC Report Finds 75 Percent of Children and Teens Had Covid by February
Covid-19 Booster Raises Antibody Levels Against Omicron for Children Ages 5 Through 11, Pfizer and BioNTech Say
Babies Are Saying Less Since the Pandemic: Why That’s Concerning
Forever Changed: A Timeline of How COVID Upended Schools
White House Turns to Air Quality in Latest Effort to Thwart Coronavirus
Protect Students With Disabilities as COVID Rules Ease, Education Secretary Tells Schools
‘I Still Just Worry’: 3 Teachers on COVID’s Long Shadow Over American Schools
For Kids with COVID-19, Everyday Life Can Be a Struggle
A New Imperative for Schools: Protecting Vulnerable Kids as Masks Disappear
Many CT Schools Dealing with Teacher Shortage Ahead of Fall Semester
Watch Back-to-School Meeting Between CT’s Education Commissioner and Superintendents
IRS Increases What Teachers Can Deduct for Classroom Expenses
Hartford Public Schools Adopt Policy Protecting Transgender, Nonconforming Students
How Regional School District 5 Is Preparing for the New School Year
Mansfield Elementary School to Start School Year with Two Campuses
Public School Enrollment Continues to Stagnate Nationally
Greenwich Schools Hires New Program Coordinator for Grades 6 to 12 Counseling in Latest Hire
Hartford Hosts Its Back to School Celebration
Killingly Schools Board of Ed Creates 5 New Armed Security Guard Positions
Waterbury Student Interns Spent Summer Readying Chromebooks for Fall
Killingly Rejected a Fully Funded Mental Health Center at Its High School. Why?
Adding Security, Including Armed Officers, at Brookfield Schools Comes with Hefty Price Tag
East Hampton School Board Agrees to Add More Armed Security
CT Ramps Up School Bus Driver Recruitment with More Than 1,000 Jobs Open; ‘Every Company Is Hiring’
Most Americans Support Raising Teacher Pay. But There’s a Partisan Rift
Ridgefield Earns $400K State Grant to Construct 2 New School Playgrounds, With Accessibility in Mind
Back-to-School Giveaways Planned in Conn. as Supplies Cost More
Greenwich Public Schools Board Resumes High School Entryway Project, Considers Hiring Campus Security Staff
Tips to Ease Children into the Start of School, from an Early Childhood Clinician
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