As CT Schools Struggle to Fill Jobs, a New Coalition Seeks to Simplify Teacher Certification Process
Ridgefield Schools Unveil $39 Million Capital Improvement Plan; Auditoriums Slated for Facelifts
In Hearing, CT Asks if Killingly is Addressing Student Mental Health
Wilton Looks at Possibility of Bonding the Cost of Over $100 Million in School Improvements
School Construction Moves Forward in Madison, With Brief Debate Over Goals for Sustainability
Lamont Suggests Offering Cash Bonuses to Connecticut Teachers from Federal Pandemic Relief Funds
Stratford Schools Start Redistricting Process to Prevent Overcrowding, Racial Imbalance
Norwalk Community Weighs In On ‘Wants and Needs’ When It Comes to Planning Next School Budget
Fairfield’s Draft Development Plan Sparks Concerns Over Racial Imbalance
New Campaign Hopes to Boost Attendance in Connecticut Schools
Fairfield Superintendent Seeks to Preserve District’s Neighborhood Schools Model
After Brookfield Parents’ Concerns, New Review Finds ‘More Explicit Focus on Special Education’
Norwich, NFA School Budgets Already Showing Red Ink
Kensington Middle Schoolers Test Limits During Science Fair
Newly Elected Shelton School Board Member Steps Down Hours into New Term
Six Norwalk Schools Need $35M in HVAC Upgrades, Officials Say as They Seek CT Grant
Hartford Public Schools Appoints New Chief Academic Officer to ‘Help Chart the Path’ for Children
Stamford Board of Ed Questions Plan to Give High School Teachers Added Class
A Heated Debate Over ‘Educational Equity’ Erupts in Stamford Schools’ Policy Committee
Greenwich Public Schools To Host International Education Conference
Schools Crack Down on Cell Phones, Sparking Debate on Safety and Tech Use
Lacking Counselors, US Schools Turn to The Booming Business of Online Therapy
Unions in Wisconsin Sue to Reverse Collective Bargaining Restrictions on Teachers, Others
This State Is Giving New Teachers Up to $20K to Stay on the Job. But There’s a Catch
LGBTQ+ Rights Group Sues Over Iowa Law Banning School Library Books, Gender Identity Discussion
A Judge Just Ruled That Another State’s School Funding System Is Unconstitutional
Schools in Portland, Oregon, Reach Tentative Deal with Teachers Union After Nearly Month-Long Strike
GOP States Are Embracing Vouchers. Wealthy Parents Are Benefitting.
Teachers in Portland, Oregon, March and Temporarily Block Bridge in Third Week of Strike
Do Cellphone Bans Work? Educators Share Their Experiences
The State of Rural Schools, in Charts: Funding, Graduation Rates, Performance, and More
Why Is the College Board Pushing to Expand Advanced Placement?
Conservatives Not Planning to Shift Education Messaging Ahead of 2024
Texas Approves New Textbooks After Friction Over Fossil Fuels in the US’s Biggest Oil and Gas State
Education Department Opens School Probes Over Alleged Antisemitism, Islamophobia
Climate Change in Texas Science Textbooks Causes Divisions on State’s Education Board
Black and Latino Students Lack Access to Certified Teachers and Advanced Classes, US Data Shows
Teachers Union and School Committee in Massachusetts Town Reach Deal to End Strike
South Carolina Education Board Deciding Whether to Limit Books and Other ‘Age Appropriate’ Materials
U.S. Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona Discusses American Education Week
Greenwich Public Schools Will Treat COVID ‘Just Like Other Infectious Diseases’
Health Experts, State Leaders Emphasize COVID-19 Safety as Students Return to School
Three Years of Pandemic Learning: The Impact on Students and Teachers
Hundreds of Thousands of Kids Didn’t Go Back to School after Worst of COVID, Analysis Finds
Report Points to Inferior Remote Learning in Poor CT Communities During Peak of COVID-19 Pandemic
With a New COVID Variant Rising, Some Schools Revert to Former Safety Measures
Wilton Schools Sees Uptick in Absences Amid Flu Season, COVID
Before COVID, Stamford Schools Worried It Didn’t Feed All Its Hungry Kids. Now It Can.
Greenwich Schools Report 241 Cases of COVID-19 Since Start of Classes, with 123 Cases Among Students
Schools Report Low Number of COVID Cases as Monitoring Continues
Ridgefield Teacher, Selfless Volunteer Dies from COVID-19: ‘She Always Put People Ahead of Her’
CT School Year Starts With Significantly More Reported Covid-19 Cases
Manchester Schools Starting Year With ‘Minimal’ Virus Restrictions
New Haven’s New School Year Includes No Mask Mandate
State Funding to Help Schools Transition Away from Pandemic Free Meal Program
Preston Students Return to School Without COVID-19 Restrictions
School Year Starts with Rebound Hopes
Plunging Graduation Rates Signal Long Recovery
Suburban Schools Saw Huge Drops in White Enrollment During the Pandemic
Region 16 Returns to School with Masks Optional
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