Bridgeport Schools Working to Fill about 50 Vacancies Before Classes Begin in the Fall
Blatteau Urges “Citizens’ Assembly” To Reconsider State Ed Funding
Number of CT Special Education Students Nearing 100,000. It’s a $3.2B+ Cost; Need for Services is Growing
Bridgeport Seeks to Boost Suburban Enrollment at Fairchild Wheeler to Open Seats for City Students
New Law on Arab and Islamic Studies in CT Schools Sparking Criticism
When Immigration Enforcement Reaches Schools: How CT Educators are Responding
CT Launches Free Academy to Train Paraeducators amid Special Education Workforce Shortage
CT Senate Primary Could Bring Major Changes to Education
Some Connecticut Schools Won’t Have Librarians Next Year
New Haven Teachers Urge District, City Elected Officials to Improve Facilities: ‘Enough is Enough.”
Connecticut’s New Special Education Law Changes Eligibility, Costs and Oversight. Here’s How
New Assistant Principal Appointed At Elementary School In Cheshire
Norwalk School Board Chair Urges Participation in Superintendent Search: ‘Your Perspective Matters’
Newtown BOE Reviews Preliminary Student Assessment Data, Climate Survey Results
Trumbull Provides Updates On Middle School Construction Project
Teacher Transfer Dispute Becomes Early Challenge for New Stamford Superintendent
East Hartford’s School Test Scores Show Improvement, Bucking National Trends
Danbury Superintendent Aims to Build a School District that ‘Serves Everyone’
Connecticut Parents Now Must be Told the Same Day a Child is Restrained, Secluded at School
Branford Details Plans to Expand and Renovate Two Elementary Schools but Close Another
It’s Getting Hotter in Classrooms and on Playgrounds – Schools Aren’t Ready to Handle Extreme Temperatures
Ed. Dept. Shifts Civil Rights to the Justice Dept.: What It Means for Schools
How Schools Are Navigating the English-Learner Teacher Shortage
When Teachers Fear Math, Their Students Suffer the Consequences
Education Department Rescinds Disparate Impact Rule, a Key Tool Used to Assess School Discrimination
Whitmer Makes ‘Science of Reading’ Training Mandatory for Michigan Teachers
The Pennsylvania Budget Quietly Relaxed a Standard for Lead Reporting in Schools
Chronic Absenteeism Is Linked to Slower Academic Recovery in Math, Reading
K-12 Community Urges Trump Administration to Rethink Grant Rule Changes
Texas Book List: See What Students Will Be Required to Read
New Study Ranks Connecticut’s Public Schools Among the Nation’s Best
Shrinking Student Populations Cause Spike in Public School Closures Across U.S.
Mississippi Teachers Say New State-Mandated Process for Buying Classroom Supplies is More Difficult
An Elite N.Y.C. Public School Admitted 777 Students. Only 3 Were Black.
Trump Admin. Calls Popular Smithsonian History Teaching Materials ‘Radical’
Federal Appeals Court Ends a Decades-Old School Desegregation Order in Louisiana
How Play Carts Can Transform Early Education
‘It Turns the School Community Around’: Teachers Reflect on Phone-Free Campuses
The Data Hiding in Plain Sight That Could Help Schools Fight Chronic Absenteeism
In Private Call, Education Dept. Tried, but Failed, to Reassure Disability Advocates
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