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
Danbury-Area School COVID Cases Surge, but Districts Don’t Plan to Bring Back Masks
Greenwich Schools See 113 New Cases As COVID; Total Cases for This School Year Is Quadruple the Year Before
Vaccine Requirements Lifted for Students Attending Prom at Public Schools
Enfield’s Henry Barnard Students Back in Class
Chronic Absenteeism Rose 80% In Connecticut During the Pandemic. See How a Few Districts Are Getting Kids Back to School
Norwalk Students Use COVID Funds to Focus on Mental Health
Enfield School Closed Thursday, Friday as Dozens of Staff Out Sick with COVID
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
Mask Mandates Cut COVID-19 Spread in Schools, Studies Find
What’s Behind the COVID Academic Slide? Some Things Mattered More Than Remote Learning
U.S. Education Secretary Calls for ‘Respectful’ Response as Schools Lift Mask Requirements
Peer Pressure Is Ending Mask Usage in Schools
Stamford Superintendent Lucero’s Contract Extension Denied; Teachers’ Votes of No Confidence Cited as Reason
West Haven Approves Pandemic Hazard Pay for Firefighters; Some Call for Teachers to Get It, Too
The Supreme Court and Education: Key Rulings That Impact Schools
West Hartford High Schoolers Train to Become the First Students to Be CERT Certified
Chamber Gives Mental Health Presentation at Torrington Middle School
Debra Lewis Promoted from Associate to Permanent Principal at Gilbert School
Naugatuck School Board Member Aaron McCool Resigns Over ‘Distasteful’ Social Media Posts
Ridgefield Wins ‘Principal Jackpot’ in Hiring Darien educator for Ridgebury Elementary School
Integrated Day Charter School Students Turn Bottlecaps into Art
Star Teacher Moves Up to Assistant Principal in New Haven
Torrington Middle School Student Wins First Place in Competition
Emergency Certified Teachers: Are They a Viable Solution to Shortages?
Stamford Public Schools District Plans To Address Staffing Concerns
‘Light At The End Of The Tunnel’: South Norwalk Prepares For First Neighborhood School In Over 40 Years
What’s Right With Schools: Two Bristol schools recognized by Conn. Association of Schools
New School Regionalization Plan Approved in Litchfield Hills
The Latest Perk Schools Are Using to Attract Teachers: 4-Day Weeks
How Can Parents Best Support Teachers? We Asked
Stefanowski and Lamont Campaigns Spar Over School Security; Governor Claims GOP Challenger ‘Continues Extreme Streak’
In The Wake of Uvalde Shooting, These Conn. Schools Consider Armed Guards. Will It Happen?
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