Wood Shop Students Construct Tiny House

Amanda Powell Named Bloomfield’s Teacher Of The Year

Waterford’s Sophie Wang to Bring Science, Math Skills to Dartmouth

New Colchester Schools Chief Says He Wants to Learn, Listen

Rally Urges Norwich Leaders to ‘Save Our Schools’

Future Leaders Of West Hartford Participates In Junior Achievement Day

Survey Results From West Hartford Parents, Students, Staff On Start Times To Be Presented Tuesday

School Officers: Who They Are; What They Do

The Numbers That Explain Why Teachers Are in Revolt

Restaurant to Revise Gratuity Rule for Elementary Students

Bridgeport Crowns Local Spelling Bee Winner

Students Learn How to Handle Bullies

Norwich City, School Officials Have No Answers to School Costs on Eve of Budget Vote Monday

Early-Grades Science: The First Key STEM Opportunity

Teachers Find Public Support as Campaign for Higher Pay Goes to Voters

It’s Time to Acknowledge That Strikes Work

Students Have Their Own Ideas About Standardized Tests

At Federal School Safety Commission Meeting, Lessons from First-graders on Friendships and Fist Bumps

Posted New Haven Schools Jobs Hint at Reorganization Plan

After Storms, Some Connecticut Schools Say They Can’t Make The 180-Day Requirement

Southington Holds Luncheon For Military-Bound High School Seniors

New Haven School Board Adopts Edited Bylaws

Area Elementary Students Honored in Ness Contest

Montville Looks at Unarmed Solution to School Safety

Foundation’s $30,000 Grant to FoodCorps Will Give Waterbury and Naugatuck Schoolchildren Creative, Hands-On Lessons in Healthy Eating

Children’s Author Visits Bugbee Elementary School

West Hartford, Farmington High School Students Learn About Career Options

New Britain Teachers, Classroom Aides Criticize Schools Reorganization

Schools Tackle $20M Tiger

Malloy to Launch Annual Summer Reading Challenge

The Teachers Are Winning. What Does It Mean for the Profession?

South Windsor High Students Launch Fundraiser for Girls Golf Team

Should School Bus Drivers Be Able to Administer Epinephrine When Needed?

Kennedy School Wins Goodwill Challenge

Higganum School Named CAS Elementary School of the Year

Connecticut Schools Work with Tight Budgets to Implement Safety Plans

National Group Rates Southington School Highly for Music Ed

Top Chefs Coming to New London for School Lunch Competition

Educators, Presidential Medal Winners Join Putnam High’s Wall of Honor

Killingly High Musicians Take Home Busload of Trophies from Pennsylvania Festival

Are We Investing In Our Teachers?

Child Advocate Says Connecticut Home Schooling Needs Oversight

Middletown Superintendent’s Plan Focuses On Math Scores, Achievement Gap

More Than 30 Mishaps From Armed Adults at Schools Since 2014, Review Finds

‘Juuling’ Craze: Schools Scramble to Deal With Student Vaping

Will Harding High Get a New Name When It Moves?

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

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

Thousands In Connecticut, Fired Up By Gun Violence, Rally For Stricter Laws

Sandy Hook Elementary Survivors Join Thousands Of Others At March for Our Lives

Martinez School Phases Out Suspensions

Local Leaders Join Forces on School Safety

Connecticut High Schoolers To Participate In National Walkout Protesting Gun Violence

Most Teachers Oppose Arming Educators and Fear a School Shooting, Says NEA Poll

Fairfield County Students Heed Call for Nationwide March 14 Walkout

America’s Teachers Have a Good Reason to Be Angry

Glastonbury School Board Approves Ordering Six School Buses

The Hidden Threat of Teacher Stress

Website Ranks Connecticut’s Safest School Districts

Newtown Vigil Honors Victims of Parkland Shooting

ISAAC’s Immigration Project Selected for National Award

Metropolitan Learning Center Students Head For Puerto Rico Sunday To Patch Roofs

Gildersleeve Students Extend Science Curriculum

Commission Chairman: Sandy Hook Report Could Provide Florida With A Framework

The Parkland Students Aren’t Going Away

Suit Challenges Sheff Magnet-School Lottery Process

Temporary Classrooms Planned for Danbury Middle School

Bridgeport Schools Chief on Casinos: “Deal Us In.”

Does Trump’s Education Budget Even Matter?

Cedar Woods Fair Donates $1,700 to ‘Feed Branford Kids’

Are Private Schools Immoral?

Five Years After Sandy Hook Shooting, Social And Emotional Learning Programs Thrive In Schools

Lebanon Mulls High School Deal with Bozrah

Newtown Plans Private Reflection To Mark Five Years Since Sandy Hook Shooting

It’s Not How Long You Spend in PD, It’s How Much You Grow

Why Toddlers Deserve More Respect

Norwalk Schools Work on Identifying Homeless Students

Many Educators Skeptical of School Choice, Including Conservatives, Survey Shows

Survey: Educators’ Political Leanings, Who They Voted For, Where They Stand on Key Issues

Newtown Public School District Website Hacked; Police Patrols Added

School Modifies Playground After Long Accessibility Fight

CREC Magnet Schools To Charge Tuition For New Pre-K Students

Are Science Fairs Worth All That Trouble? Study Seeks Some Answers

Teachers Union Withdraws Lawsuit Challenging Malloy

Shoreline Towns Grapple with Education Funding Formula After Latest Budget Proposal

The State Can’t Afford 5 New Charters

Budget Woes Could Dissolve Eastern CT Town

Middlesex County Officials React to Possible Loss of All School Funding from State

Could School Funding Case Eclipse State Budget Impasse?

Connecticut Budget Gridlock Leaves School Funding in Limbo

Concert Series Raises $13,000 for Stonington Music Programs, PNC

Ed. Dept. Steps Up Pace of States’ ESSA Plan Reviews

No State Budget? Schools, Town Carry On

Groton School Officials Anxious About Possible Education Cuts

How Do Teachers Talk About Hate Speech?

More Students to Take SAT Online

Feds Give Nod to CT’s Plan for Education Accountability

Budget Impasse Forces Districts to Cut Staff, Put Positions On Hold

Poll: Support for Charters Drops Markedly over past Year

State to Continue Funding Pre-K Expansion Despite Lack of Budget

Killingly Superintendent Among People Taking New Jobs in Local Schools

Brooklyn’s New Superintendent Wants to Bring out Students’ Potential

Tens Of Thousands More Women And Minorities Are Taking Computer Science

Connecticut Has One of the Best School Systems in the U.S.

NFA Science Teacher Will Bring Her Arctic Excursion to the Classroom

North Stonington Waiting on State Aid to Pass Town Budget

CT Voices for Children Touts Early Childhood Education Program Effectiveness

Oklahoma Teacher Panhandles to Raise Money for School Supplies

Education Reform: CT Clarifies Plan Before Sending It to the Feds

Trumbull Celebrates Student Achievement

House Panel Cuts Education Budget, but Not Nearly as Much as Trump

States’ Top Teachers Went to Capitol Hill to Lobby for Education

Despite Opposition, State Board of Education Approves Costly Charter School Expansion in Bridgeport

House Lawmakers Cast a Critical Eye on ESSA Oversight

State Senators Join Charter School Expansion Fight

Take A Deep Breath It’s Back To School Time!

Trump’s Education Budget in Under 60 Seconds

Technology Can Be a Tool, a Teacher, a Trickster

Prospects Seem Dim for Trump School Choice Initiative This Year

Trickle-Down Effect: State Budget Struggle Creates Hiring Freeze in Ridgefield

Connecticut Standardized Test Scores Show Improvement in Math, Dip in Reading Skills

North Haven Organization Helping Connecticut School District Develop Strategies for Dyslexia

CT Has One of the Nation’s Best Student-Teacher Ratios

Meriden Schools Receive Honorary Citation

As Gadgets Enter the Classroom, Supplies Go From Old School to High Tech

School Librarians Embrace Technology — If the Budget Allows

Backpack Index: The Cost of School Supplies Nearly Doubled in 10 Years

Inside Connecticut’s Education-Funding Turmoil

Southington School Budget Cuts Middle School Sports

Harnessing Student Emotions in Service of a Cause

Volunteers Spread Word About Summer Lunch Program for Kids in Meriden

School Funding Reform: Three Tough Questions Facing Lawmakers

It Takes a Village: Family Thanks the Community with Graduation Bash

Teachers’ Cues Shape Students’ Sense of Belonging

Teachers’ Organization Calls for State to Examine School Funding

Milford School Board Approves $382K In Budget Cuts

New Haven Students Start Summer Reading Season with a Splash

School Hosts Private Graduation for Bullied Student