CT Ed Watch

Sen. Murphy and Democrats Urge Reversal of Trump Admin’s Education-Justice Partnership

School Districts Administer Special Education Differently. See How Yours Does It.

Old Saybrook Literacy Rates: Board of Education to Consider Curriculum Changes as Parents Raise Concerns

Stamford Schools Shuffle Assistant Principals at Westhill, AITE, Turn of River, Among Others

Board of Education Appoints New Principal for Bristol Central High School

Greenwich Schools Secure Space in Stamford to Park School Buses after Year Without a Lot

State Finds Manchester Schools Violated Special Education Regulations, Orders Corrective Action

CT Town’s Board of Education Appoints Next Superintendent. ‘I Know I Have Big Shoes to Fill’

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New Haven Schools to Receive More Money per Multilingual, Special Education Student

Clinton School Building Committee Recommends Firm For Jared Eliot Middle School Project

Connecticut Special Education Rolls Near 100,000 as Schools Face Staffing, Cost Strains

State to Eliminate Early Kindergarten Waivers After Next School Year

Tensions Erupt as CT Town’s School Administrator Union Alleges ‘Climate of Intimidation’

In Stamford, a New Superintendent Takes Over to Sweeping Leadership Changes

New Haven School Board Approves $226M Budget

New Britain OKs Design for $70M Jefferson Elementary Renovation

Ridgefield School Planning Committee Narrows School Facilities Options For Further Review

Newly Named Stamford Assistant Superintendent Takes Job as School Principal in Greenwich Instead

Officials Know Education in CT is Segregated. The Real Question is Whether it Will be Changed.

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

Big Changes to Federal Grants Are Coming: What They Could Mean for Schools

Part of Florida’s ‘Stop WOKE’ Law Ruled Illegal by Appeals Court

Most Schools Report Teaching Civics. But Hands-On Lessons Aren’t as Common

‘Organize, Organize, Organize’: New NEA President Sees the Value in Everyday Engagement

NEA RA Delegates Focus on Public Education, Elections, and Advocacy

See What’s in Trump Commission’s Religious Freedom Agenda for Schools

Nation’s Largest Teachers’ Union Will Elect New Leader at Annual Confab

Ed. Dept. Leaves Most K-12 Fields Off Expanded List of ‘Professional’ Degrees

Schools Lay Off Staff as Lawsuits Challenging Federal Grant Cuts Continue

Oregon Rep. Says Linda McMahon Has ‘Betrayed Students,’ Pushes Impeachment

Texas Has a New Way to Teach History: In Chronological Order

Bible Stories are Approved as Required Reading in Texas Public Schools

Rising Health Costs Force School District Budget Tradeoffs

Texas School Board to Vote on Required Bible Readings in Public Education

Judge Voids Trump Admin. Rule Excluding Education From ‘Professional’ Degrees

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