Schools Across CT Are Struggling to Find Substitute Teachers
School-Age Children Are Seeking Out Mental Health Care More Than Ever
Shortage of Substitute Teachers Compounding Stress at Connecticut schools
Middle School Sports Return to Norwich
COVID-19 Vaccination Rates Among Connecticut School Teachers and Staff Are High. Look Up Your School District Here.
Officials Say Screen and Stay in School Is Working to Keep Kids in Class
Norwalk School COVID Cases Creeping Up, but Not as Much as Last Fall, Data Shows
Chronic Absenteeism and COVID-19
School Administrators in Ridgefield Mull Mobile Vaccination Clinic for 5-11 Year Olds
90% of School Staff in Connecticut Is Vaccinated Against COVID-19
Stonington School Officials to Hold Dec. 8 Forum on Masks, Quarantines
Norwalk Schools Partner with Hospital for Child COVID Vaccines
As CT School Cases Rise, 36,000 Young Kids Get COVID Vaccine in First Weeks of Eligibility
New Milford School Volunteers Required to Vaccinate or Have Negative COVID Test
‘Very High Turnout’ at Madison Schools, Health Dept. Pediatric Vax Clinic
Darien Schools See Steep Increase in COVID-19 Cases, Officials Say
Killingly School Board Vote Blocks Future Covid-19 Vaccine Clinics at School Properties
Greenwich Schools Reports Another Double-Digit Increase in New COVID-19 Cases
COVID-19 Cases Reported at Greenwich Schools Totals More Than 100 Since Classes Began
Eastern CT School Districts Prep for ‘Screen and Stay’
Flu Vaccinations Among Children Are Down. That Could Spell Trouble for Schools
Here’s How Schools Can Use Federal COVID Aid to Solve Bus Driver and Other Transportation Woes
Racial Disparities in Kids’ Vaccinations Are Hard to Track
When Can Kids Take Off Their Masks in School? Here’s What Some Experts Say
‘They See Us as the Enemy’: School Nurses Battle Covid-19, and Angry Parents
With U.S. Aid Money, Schools Put Bigger Focus on Mental Health
Just How Widespread Are Threats to Educators Over COVID Policies?
Schools in Most States Are Shielded from COVID Lawsuits; It May Not Help
Nearly 1 Million Kids Ages 5-11 Will Have Their First COVID Shots by the End of Today
How Schools Are Getting Kids the COVID Shot, And Why Some Aren’t
Costa Rica Requires All Children to Get a Coronavirus Vaccine
Feds Urge Schools to Provide COVID-19 Shots, Info for Kids
Are Bus Driver Shortages So Bad They Require the National Guard? Why Leaders Made the Call
Kids Are Feeling Isolated. P.E. May Help Them Bounce Back
All K-12 Students Can Now Get the COVID-19 Vaccine. Here’s What It Means for Schools
The Complicated Picture of English-Language Learners’ Progress During the Pandemic
How to Help Kids with ‘Long COVID’ Thrive in School
FDA Advisers Review Pfizer’s COVID-19 Vaccine for Kids
Disruptions to Schooling Fall Hardest on Vulnerable Students
Pandemic, Racial Justice Fuel Surge in Demand for Social-Emotional Learning
School Violence Must End, Education Associations Say After Oxford High School Shooting
While Politics Consume School Board Meetings, a Very Different Crisis Festers
Schools Across Connecticut Faced Several Serious Incidents This Week
School Shootings This Year: How Many and Where
Report: CT’s Funding, Delivery of Special Education ‘Insufficient, Ineffective and Inequitable’
Manchester Parents form Facebook Forum to Discuss Solutions as Bullying Returns to the Classroom Following Remote Learning
U.S. Secretary of Education Will Visit Central Connecticut State University Friday
Hartford Schools Launch “Saturday Academy” Enrichment Program
Number of Connecticut Children Referred to Juvenile Court Dropped 75% Since 2005 and the Decline Has Accelerated During COVID-19, Data Show
CT Lawmakers Plan to Prioritize Children’s Mental Health Next Session
Black and Latino Studies Get a Place in the Classroom
Connecticut Schools Face Tricky Balance of Costs, Staff and Services for Special Ed
Darien Weighs Changes in Gifted Education, Along with Added Challenges in Elementary School Level Math
Stamford Students Suspended for Making Shooting Gestures in Latest TikTok Video ‘Challenge,’ Officials Say
Bridgeport Hopes ‘Grow Your Own’ Teacher Program Boosts Staffing
Master Plan Finds Six Stamford Schools in ‘Poor’ Condition as District Considers Which Buildings to Fix First
About Half of Stamford Students Are Hispanic. And the School District Is Focusing on How to Reach Their Parents.
Limo Service Helps Torrington Public Schools During Bus Driver Shortage
Social-Emotional Focus Continues in Person
Efforts to Toughen Teacher Evaluations Show No Positive Impact on Students
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