
New State Evaluation Guide for Special Ed Services Draws Scrutiny
New State Evaluation Guide for Special Ed Services Draws Scrutiny
New State Evaluation Guide for Special Ed Services Draws Scrutiny
Puerto Rican Evacuees Become College Mentors at Hartford’s Bulkeley High
Schools Fret as Teens Take to Vaping, Even in Classrooms
DeLauro Congratulates Local Students for Completing Reading Program
Spring Lambs Brighten Trumbull Agriscience Program
Across the Country, Teachers Are Sharing Lessons on How to Strike
What ‘A Nation At Risk’ Got Wrong, and Right, About U.S. Schools
Betsy DeVos Was Asked, Again, About Visiting Struggling Schools. A Staffer Interjected.
Most Teachers Report High Levels of Stress, Study Finds
States Give Short Shrift to School Choice Option in ESSA Plans
Across the Country, Teachers Are Sharing Lessons on How to Strike
More Than Money: School Vouchers Also Irk Arizona Teachers
NPR/Ipsos Poll: Most Americans Support Teachers’ Right to Strike
Thousands of teachers in Arizona, Colorado to Protest
New Haven Ed Board to State: One More Year of Magnet School, Please
Teacher Walkouts: A State by State Guide
Hundreds of Connecticut Children Home Schooled in Households Where Abuse, Neglect Suspected
The Value of Failing
Study: Colleges That Ditch the SAT and ACT Can Enhance Diversity
Bethel Sends Town, Capital Budgets to Second Referendum
New Milford School Board Cautious About Budget
Newtown Voters Approve $117 Million Budget
Is Preschool ‘Fade Out’ Inevitable? Two Studies Zero In on the Issue
Ridgefield School Board Scales Back Budget Proposal
Preston Budgets to Go to Public Hearing Unchanged
Bridgeport School Community Pleads With City Council for Help
Westport Sends Out Pink Slips to 160 Teachers
Bridgeport BOE Walks Back From Across the Board Budget Cut
For Autism Awareness Month, Enfield School Board Member Encourages Wallingford Students to Be Bold
New Textbooks Approved in Bridgeport for African American Studies and Latin American Studies Courses
Discipline Disparities Grow for Students of Color, New Federal Data Show
Elementary School Teachers Can Improve Students’ Mental Health, Study Finds
Liana Jorgensen Named Principal at Windsor’s Sage Park Middle School
See How Your State’s Average Teacher Salary Compares
Newtown Residents to Vote on Proposed $117 Million Budget
Students of Color Face Persistent Disparities in Access to Advanced STEM Courses
U.S. 4th Graders Surprise on New Exam of Online Reading
At This Hartford School, Welcoming Puerto Rican Evacuees Is Personal
School Closures Are Coming to New Haven
States Are Favoring School Choice at a Steep Cost to Public Education
Branford BOE Admits School District Failed to Conduct Regular Fire Drills
Stratford BOE Considers Returning Magnet Students to Neighborhood Schools to Save Money
Which States Are the New Winners and Losers for Federal Title I & II Aid?
Nationwide Teacher Strikes Echo Bridgeport 1978
Poll: Amid Strikes, Americans Back Teacher Raises
Connecticut Students Participate in National School Walkout
Groton Food Service Workers Raising Money to Pay off Student Lunch Debt
Stamford Students Prepare for Space Experiment
Norwich Group, High Schools Working Together to Prevent Suicides
What #MeToo Means to Teenagers
An Interview With DeVos’ New Special Ed. Chief
‘Realistic’ Sterling Budgets Could Mean Small Mill Rate Bump
Teachers Share Anger, Frustration Over Grants Turned Into Loans
Region 12’s $22 Million Budget Heads to Residents
Connecticut Students Participate in Second National Walkout Protest Against Gun Violence
Live Updates: Connecticut School Walkouts
Costly Pension Plans Are Fanning the Flames of Teacher Unrest
After Parkland, New Haven Schools Beef Up Security
Why More Than a Million Teachers Can’t Use Social Security
Greenwich Kids Tune Into Music
New Text Picked for Bridgeport’s African American Studies Requirement
National Teachers Union Cuts Ties With Wells Fargo Over Bank’s Ties To NRA, Guns
Meet the Connecticut Students Who Dreamed Up Friday’s National School Walkout
City of West Haven Making Deep Budget Cuts
National School Walkout: Everything to Know About the Upcoming Event to End Gun Violence
Pearson Embedded a ‘Social-Psychological’ Experiment in Students’ Educational Software
More Children Enrolled in Pre-K, But Few States Meet All Benchmarks, Report Says
School Principals Overwhelmingly Concerned About Children’s Screen Time
After Last Month’s Gun Control Protests, Students Hope to Maintain Momentum With Walkout Friday
Across the District, Budget ‘Haircut’ Explored for Bridgeport Schools
Killingly Officials Consider Enrollment Boosting Plan
Ledyard High School Students to Compete in Colorado in 21st Annual National Ocean Sciences Competition
State, Local Officials Tussle Over Who’s in Charge Under ESSA
What Principals Really Think About Tech
State Lawmakers to City of Bridgeport: Chip in More Toward Schools
Teachers Are at a Breaking Point. And It’s Not Just About Pay
Hartford Clergy Say No to Sen. Fonfara’s Effort to Keep Batchelder School Open
The Carpenters’ Last Stand
Teachers Take to Social Media to Show Their Poor Classroom Conditions
Waterbury School Officials Seek to Develop Plan for Students With Asthma
Great Adventure for Great Neck, Waterford Teacher
Seymour High School Looks to Prevent Distracted Driving
Could Schools Be Doing More With Title I Money?
Betsy DeVos Has Been Scarce on Capitol Hill; Why Is That?
25-Year-Old Textbooks and Holes in the Ceiling: Inside America’s Public Schools
Another Bridgeport School to Join Turnaround Arts
‘I Just Have to Do It.’ Teachers Struggle With Second Jobs
Students Raise Enough Money to Form First Girls’ Varsity Golf Team at South Windsor High School
Student Volunteers Plant Beach Grasses at Niantic Bay Beach
Rocky Hill Considers 5.2 Percent Budget Increase
Amity Middle School Bethany Students Get Published
Extended Bolton School Year Raises Concerns About June Heat
Preston Schools Consider Calendar Changes to Ease Impact of Snow Days
Why American Students Haven’t Gotten Better at Reading in 20 Years
Ridgefield Girl Scout Brings STEM to Danbury School Fair
New Milford Finance Board Sets $101.6 Million Budget, Adds School Money
New Ansonia High School Principal Has Ties to Bridgeport, Norwalk
New London Students’ Photography Project Honored With Award
How Canada Found Success With English Learners
Making School Spending Data Transparent and Accessible Is No Easy Lift
Legislators Exempt 2 Towns From School-Spending Requirements
West Haven School Layoffs Likely if Budget Remains at Current Level, Schools Superintendent Says
Teens, Teachers Discuss Gun Violence and School Safety at Quinnipiac Forum
School Officials to Pitch Full Budget Increase to Danbury City Council on Thursday Night
New Haven Wilbur Cross Student Chefs Heading to National Competition
Excellence in Teaching Awards Announced for Bridgeport Educators
New Fairfield Budget Includes Additional Police Presence in Schools
Donated Car Helps Bridgeport Tech Program
School Project Consumes Bulk of Norwalk’s $83.8M Capital Budget
Montville Schools Names Its Paraprofessional of the Year
The Myth of ‘Learning Styles’
Treatment of Vulnerable Students Proves a Political Flashpoint in State ESSA Plans
ESSA Offers Testing Flexibility. So Why Aren’t States Using It?
Teacher Layoffs Proposed in East Hampton
‘Buddy Benches’ Making Eastern Connecticut Schools Friendlier
13 New Haven Hillhouse Students Become Licensed Guards
Massachusetts to Give Schools With Hurricane Evacuees $15 Million Next Week
High School Students Speak With Congresswoman DeLauro on Gun Violence
Nine Stamford Educators Will Receive “Fund For Teachers” Learning Grants
Students ‘Amaze’ at Science Fair in West Hartford
Psychologists: Early Help Could Deter School Violence
State High School Graduation Rates Up a Fraction to New Record High
No Significant Change in CT and Other State’s Performance on ‘Nation’s Report Card’
Batchelder Parents Battling to Keep Their Hartford School Open
New Haven Graduation Rate Hits High; Will $ Dry Up?
Video Self Modeling Produces Benefits for Special Education Students in Berlin
Study Reveals Teachers Don’t Have Enough Time for Peer Collaboration
Ansonia School Board Threatens Lawsuit in Funding Dispute
New London Elementary Teacher Earns Regional Recognition
Berlin Schools, General Government Budgets Go to Referendum
Goodwill Kicks Off Annual Donation Challenge for Elementary Schools
Fairfield County Pupils Win Big at Statewide Geography Bee
Schools Choose Not to Delete Facebook Despite Data-Privacy Worries
Students Compete in Robotics Competition in Hartford
Music School Breathes New Life into Long-Vacant New London Building
Plainfield Board of Finance Will Study Town, School Budgets
Sprague School Budget Would Ax 1 Teacher, Keep Library Closed
What Happens To High School Grads Who Don’t Go To College? Connecticut Lacks Information
Teachers Acquire a New Skill: How to Stop the Bleeding
ESSA Pressures States to Assure All Students Have Good Teachers
Betsy DeVos to Oklahoma Teachers: ‘Serve the Students’
West Haven High School Students to Get Glimpse into Cybersecurity at UNH
Massive Oklahoma Teacher Protests Enter 2nd Week
In Teacher Unrest, Democrats See Election Edge
New London Shows off Its Magnet Schools, Works to Attract More State Funding
New Haven Mayor on Dollars & Direction vs. Desegregation
Meriden Teachers Receive Grants to Travel the World
Kindness Is Catching in Killingly
Norwich Education Officials Plead Case for Budget Hike
Showdown Looms at CCSU for Young Geography Prodigies
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