State Suggests School Districts Drop Letter Grades, Embrace Pass/Fail During COVID-19 Closures as Distance Learning Continues
Monroe Teachers Teaching, Learning at Same Time
Shelton High Seniors Philosophical About What They’re Missing
Torrington Council Members Want Focus on Education, Not Schools
Region 14 Superintendent Proposes $36.9M Budget
Academically Speaking, the ‘COVID Slide’ Could Be a Lot Worse Than You Think
Expectations for Online Student Behavior Vary During Coronavirus School Closures
Amid Coronavirus Shutdown, States Tweak Graduation Requirements for Class of 2020
Hacked and Cut Off From the Public: This Is School Board Business in the Coronavirus Crisis
Planning for CT School Closures Through End of School Year
Municipal Budget Planning During the Coronavirus Pandemic May Mean Town Leaders – Not Voters – Could Adopt Spending Plans
Kindness in Real Life: Ledyard Teachers Bring Cheer with Parade Around Town
Montville Public Schools Staff Given Choice: Work or Collect Unemployment
Coronavirus Aid Might Not Prevent Cuts to School Funding, Analysis Shows
Launch of Distance Learning in Tolland Is a Success, Superintendent Says
How Schools Will Overcome the ‘Coronavirus Slide:’ Ideas From 5 Superintendents
Lamont Negotiating With Superintendents Over Closing Schools Through June in Coronavirus Threat
Dalio Partnership Secures 60k Laptops, Some in Time for School Year
Despite Coronavirus Disruptions, Some Connecticut School Districts Are Keeping April Break, While Others Are Foregoing Vacation in Hopes of Finishing in Mid-June
Norwalk High Podcast Keeps Community Connected During Coronavirus Crisis
EO Smith High School in Mansfield Goes the Distance With Learning
New Haven BOE Plans Virtual Student Board Member Election Amid Coronavirus
Schools Concerned About Effects of Coronavirus on Census Participation
Tasked With Schoolwork Help, Many US Parents Lack English
Coronavirus School Closures Bring Confusion, Uncertainty for Special Education Students and Their Families
For Students With Individualized Education Programs, Distance Learning Presents Additional Challenges
Northwest Districts Launch Distance Learning Programs Amid Coronavirus Spread
Eastern CT Educators Move More Than 25,000 Students to Online Learning
As School Moves Online, Many Students Stay Logged Out
How to Handle IEPs During the Coronavirus Crisis? Some Expert Advice
Zoom Use Skyrockets During Coronavirus Pandemic, Prompting Wave of Problems for Schools
Educators We’ve Lost to the Coronavirus
State Education Commissioner says He’s Planning for the Worst
Meriden Schools Report Distance Learning Successes, Challenges
DeVos Weighs Waivers for Special Education. Parents Are Worried.
It’s Official: All States Have Been Excused From Statewide Testing This Year
How Much Home Teaching Is Too Much? Schools Differ in Demands on Parents
Connecticut Governor Orders School Staff Paid During Coronavirus Shutdown
New Distance Learning Task Force Says It Will Be Weeks, Months Before 60,000 Donated Laptops Get to Students
Morris Teacher Caravan Lifts Students’ Spirits
Parents Worry Children and Adults with Disabilities Will Lose Hard-Won Ground as Services Shut Down Due to COVID-19
New Haven Principal Promotes Perks of Remote Schooling
Greenwich High Math Team Keeps Up 11-Year Winning Streak
Schools Reconsider the Calendar as Students Grow More Diverse
Coronavirus Squeezes Supply of Chromebooks, iPads, and Other Digital Learning Devices
Grading Students During the Coronavirus Crisis: What’s the Right Call?
As Old Saybrook Launches Distance Learning, Local Cops Use Police Dogs to Get Kids Ready for Online Classes
State Gears Up to Distribute Laptops, Learning Materials
Bolton schools continue at-home lessons, to get more Chromebooks
Stamford School Rebuilding Plans Temporarily on Hold Due to Coronavirus
Understaffing Threatens Work at Key U.S. Education Statistics Agency, Experts Say
As Schools Close to Coronavirus, Special Educators Turn to Tele-Therapy
Teachers Spring Into Action to Help Medical Workers During Coronavirus Pandemic
Fierce Debate as DeVos Weighs Schools’ Obligations to Students With Disabilities
Student-Teachers In Limbo During School Shutdowns. Here’s How States Can Help
More Schools Look to Online Teaching This Week as Districts Confront Long-Term Impact of Coronavirus Closures
Free Laptop Distribution Is a Month Away for Students at Home Due to the Coronavirus
Teachers in Danbury Hold Parade for Students Before Online Learning Begins
Some Ledyard School, Town Employees Get Layoff Notices
Bridgeport School Meal Handouts Now Include Supper During Coronavirus Shutdown
Region 6 Buses Roll Out Meals for Kids
Greenwich School District Shortens Spring Break Amid Coronavirus Closures
Bridgeport Mayor Suggests Buying 2,000 Student Laptops for $500k
High School Graduation Dates Could Be Affected by Virus
How to Teach Social-Emotional Learning When Students Aren’t in School
What Coronavirus-Stricken Schools Want From the Feds Next: Online Learning Help
Reading to Students Online Provides a Sense of Normalcy, Teachers Say
For students with Mental Health Needs, Closed Schools During the Coronavirus Crisis Means Figuring out Another Way to Get Services
Enfield Teachers and Staff See Their Students by Motorcade
Ledyard Agri-Science Animals Find Temporary Homes During School Closure
New Haven High School Seniors Worry About Ending School in Isolation
Coronavirus Puts CT Proms, Graduation Ceremonies in Question
Torrington School Board Restores Proposed Teacher Cuts to Next Year’s Budget
Naugatuck School Officials to Present Budget via Conference Call
Fairfield Schools Donate 1,000 Masks To Aid Coronavirus Shortage
The Scramble to Move America’s Schools Online
States’ E-Learning Directives Pivot for the Long Haul
Will Learning Gaps Deepen as Schools Stay Closed?
DeVos Proposes ‘Microgrants’ for Students, Teachers During School Closures
Schools Get $13.5 Billion in Coronavirus Package Signed Into Law
Staff at Great Neck Elementary in Waterford Organize Car Parade
Norwalk Students Lead Virtual Lessons on Coronavirus
Gilbert School Teachers Provide Distance Learning for Their Students
Google Classroom Falters, Students Lose Connection
What Students Are Saying About Living Through a Pandemic
Coronavirus Compounds K-12 Cybersecurity Problems: 5 Areas to Watch
How Coronavirus Is Jeopardizing Teacher Pay Raises
Massive Shift to Remote Learning Prompts Big Data Privacy Concerns
New Haven Schools Providing Students Laptops to Aid Online Learning
Connecticut Receives Massive Donation Of Schoolbooks for Use in Distance Learning
School Closures Put Bus Drivers In Limbo
New Hartford Officials Discuss How Many Elementary Schools Town Needs
Waterbury, Winchester Superintendents Will Help Decide How Laptops Are Distributed
Greenwich School Board to Review $1.2M Appropriation for Special Ed
Senate Passes Coronavirus Bill With $13.5 Billion for Schools, DeVos Waiver Power
Teachers in Limbo as Districts Rush to Boot Up Online Learning
Flood of Online Learning Resources Overwhelms Teachers
Lamont Expects Schools to Remain Closed Until Fall
Southington Elementary Teachers Hold Driving ‘Parade’ on First Day of Distance Learning
Schools, Parents Preparing for Children to Be Out of School Until the Fall
Education Amid Coronavirus Pandemic a Steep Learning Curve for Everyone in Middletown
New Haven’s Hillhouse High Lends Students Chromebooks for Remote Learning During COVID-19
Greenwich Schools Brace for Extended School Closures
Connecticut Students Face the Struggles of Distance Learning
Schools to Pay Part-Timers Thru Mid-April
New London Starts New ‘Meals on Wheels’ Method of Feeding Students
Greenwich Families Give Distance Learning a Thumbs-Up During Coronavirus Outbreak
With Kids Learning From Home, Children’s Publishers See a Spike
12 Critical Issues in Education Due to the Coronavirus
How Does Current Law Limit Betsy DeVos’ Power to Waive Education Mandates?
Students Petition Colleges for SAT and ACT Flexibility Due to Coronavirus
Many Substitute Teachers Are Going Without Pay During School Closures
Idled High School Students Aren’t Getting Much Homework Yet, Survey Finds
Teachers Navigate Uncharted Waters as Learning Shifts to Online
With School Closures Expected Through April 20 – at Least – Districts Launch Distance Learning Programs
Connecticut’s Most Vulnerable Children Even More at Risk During Coronavirus Crisis
Laptops Headed to Students in Struggling School Districts So Learning Can Resume
Greenwich Public Schools Adds Hot Breakfasts to Lunch Delivery Routes
Many Taking Part in Grab-and-Go School Lunch Programs
Cheshire Students Face the Struggles of Distance Learning
Ansonia Teacher Reworks ‘Piano Man’ as Show of Unity Against Coronavirus
Teaching From Home: Distant Learning a Challenge to Reach Students
House Coronavirus Bill Would Direct Billions to Schools, Fund Remote Learning
New Warnings on Screen Time, as Students Nationwide Move to E-Learning
Trump, Asked About Timelines, Says School Closures ‘Up to the Governors’
In This New World, Teachers Are Leading the Way for Student Learning
Hartford, New Haven Announce Ways to Help Students During Outbreak
Superintendents Preparing for Schools to Be Closed Longer Than Planned
For Bristol Teacher, Helping Those with No Access to Food Replaces Helplessness During Coronavirus Crisis
Shepaug Students Take Charge to Fight Virus Challenge
Region 15 Set to Begin Online Learning Program
Eastern CT Schools Prepare for Distance Learning, Extended Leave
With Newfound Flexibility and Instructions to Proceed “Immediately,” Connecticut Schools Grapple With Transition to Online Education
Partnership for CT to Provide Laptops to 60k Students
Amid Confusion, Feds Seek to Clarify Online Learning for Special Education Students
American Federation of Teachers Endorses Joe Biden for President
The Education World Wants a Coronavirus Stimulus. What Would Help the Most?
With Schools Shut Down, What Happens to Hiring?
Teachers Out of School for Coronavirus Outbreak Offer Their Expertise to Parents Now Homeschooling Their Children
Pandemic Ups Parents’ Creativity
New Haven Paraprofessionals Plead for Higher Pay
Somers 3rd-Grader Takes to Streets as a Dinosaur
Manchester Schools Plan for Distance Learning
Andover School Board Adopts Budget That Cuts Spending by $55K
Bridgeport School Board to Hold Virtual Meeting on Monday
How Will Schools Provide Special Education During the Coronavirus Crisis?
Districts Brace for Crash in State K-12 Revenue Due to Coronavirus
Senate Coronavirus Bill Would Give DeVos Sweeping Power to Waive Education Law
Copyright © 2020 | WordPress Theme by MH Themes