Bethel School Board Appoints ‘Staunch Advocate for Children’ as Next Superintendent
Why School Districts in Connecticut Have Been Combining, or Closing, Schools
New Haven Superintendent, Mayor $35M Apart on Proposed School Spending Increase
Stamford School Board Cancels Special Meeting on Principals Who May Be Involuntarily Transferred
Milford Must Decide Which Two Elementary Schools to Close Under Consolidation Plan
Over 100 Hamden High Students Stage Walkout in Protest Against Actions by ICE
Middletown’s Proposed $107M Education Budget Would Add Summer School, Cut Staff
Wolcott Voters to Decide on ‘Essential’ School Building Projects in Referendum, Superintendent Says
Stamford High Walkout Canceled after Principal Tells Students, ‘Need to Protest Does Not Exist’
Connecticut Pauses Enforcement of School Racial Balance Law. An Overhaul Could Follow
Oxford Parents Ask for Increased Communication After Mold Found at Quaker Farms School
Hamden School Officials Meet with Bus Company After Parent Complaints About ‘Unpredictable’ Service
Employees of Bus Company Servicing Multiple Connecticut School Districts Vote to Authorize Strike
Region 20 Seeks to ‘Restore the Public’s Trust’ with $44.6M School Spending Plan
Branford Schools May Change Bell Times as Part of its Bus Route Adjustments
Hartford School District Raises Pay for Special Education, High-Need Teachers
Stamford Students Plan Walkouts to Support Principals Who May Be Involuntarily Moved to New Posts
Shelton Mayor Proposes 2026-27 Budget with No Increase for Education, to Outrage of School Officials
Bridgeport Officials Urge Public to Push State Lawmakers for More Educational Funding amid District Budget Shortfall
Face the Facts: Mayor Arunan Arulampalam on Hartford Public School’s $70 Million Deficit
Schools Made Steady Progress Boosting Attendance With This Strategy Change
A State Gets Closer to Challenging Undocumented Students’ Free Access to School
How a SCOTUS Decision on Birthright Citizenship Could Impact Education Access
Trump Administration to Move Dept. of Ed. Out of Its Longtime Offices
Georgia Could Become the First State with Weapons Detection in All Public Schools
Michigan Pits Small, Big Schools for Funding. It’s an Unfair Fight, Leaders Say
A New Bill Calls for a Model Civics Curriculum at a Polarized Moment
Where Are Ed. Dept. Programs Moving? Answers to Frequently Asked Questions
In Deep-Red Idaho, a Republican Rift Over Schools and ‘Parental Choice’
Judge Strikes Down Arkansas Law Mandating Schools Display the Ten Commandments. Here’s What to Know
See Which States Want Ed. Dept.’s OK to Change Testing, Federal School Funding
A Third of Civics Teachers Have Changed Lessons for Fear of Political Backlash
Federal Funding Disruptions for Schools Are Far From Over
Teachers Say Behavior Problems Aren’t Just About Students. It’s the Parents
In Rural America, a Teacher Pipeline from Abroad Starts to Dry Up
Why K-12 Educators Are Alarmed About Proposed Student Loan Limits
A Maine Educator Didn’t Have a Curriculum to Teach a Foundational Reading Skill. So She Created One
School Mental Health Projects Get 3-Month Reprieve as Court Rules Against Trump
As States Eye Math Reform, How Prescriptive Should They Be?
Some Halted Federal Funds for Community Schools Will Flow, But More Remain Frozen
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