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Norwalk Sees More Young People Contracting COVID-19
Bill on Mandatory School Vaccinations Advances Over GOP Complaints
Mansfield Teacher’s Reward for Civic Heroism During the Pandemic: a $16,000 Tax Bill
Milford Boy, 5, Leaves Hospital in ‘Superhero’ Cape After Treatment for Rare COVID-19 Related Syndrome
New Britain Mayor Offers 2 Percent Tax Cut This Year; No New Money for Schools’ Regular Budget, but $500,000 One-Time Payment
Students from Eight Connecticut High Schools Work Together to Support Nonprofits During Pandemic
Hartford Public Schools to Vaccinate Students Ages 16+ at COVID-19 Clinic Today
Norwalk’s School Music Program Named One of the Best in the Country. But Possible Cuts Loom
New Haven Ed Board Keeps School Cops for Now
Middletown Schools’ Chief Academic Officer Takes Superintendent Post in Mass.
Norwich Superintendent Discusses School Budget, COVID-19 Grants with City Council
Backlash Growing to Biden’s Insistence That Schools Give Standardized Tests During the Pandemic
Supreme Court Justices Call for More Civics Education Amid Risk From ‘Domestic Enemies’
FEMA Is Spending Billions on Pandemic Relief. How Schools Can Get More of It
Teachers on Coping During a Year of Trauma, Their Concerns for Students, Upcoming Standardized Tests
Measles Case Prompts Renewed Call to Eliminate Religious Exemption to School Vaccine Requirements
Greenwich Schools Eclipse 600 Cases Since Start of School
Child Neglect Reports Increase as Schools Reopen
Kids and COVID-19 Vaccines: The Latest News
Free Internet Access in New London Closer to a Reality
Schools Plan for Safe Proms and Graduations
Stratford Schools Coronavirus Update: One Class to Quarantine
E.O. Smith Budget Finalized by Region 19 BoE
‘Laying the Groundwork’: Darien High Club Starts Food Scrap Composting Program
15 Connecticut School Districts Receive $10.7M to Address Absenteeism, Engagement Issues Exacerbated by COVID-19
Hospitals Open Pediatric Long-Haul COVID Units as Children Grapple with Lingering Virus Effects
School Data Shows Black Students Were Unprepared. Now a Stamford Group Fights to End the Achievement Gap.
‘We Didn’t Forget About Them’: Mural Honors Danbury High School Seniors
Students Head To School During Vacation — For Vaccines
Madison Public Schools Announce Updates, Changes in Reopen Plan
CT Department of Education Issues COVID Guidance
Science Teaching and Learning Found to Fall Off in Pandemic
How to Talk About Next School Year Presents a Big Test for Education Leaders
Wethersfield Schools Plan Would Close One School, Renovate and Rebuild Others
School Shootings This Year: How Many and Where
Thomas Lamb Named New Haven Schools COO
Residents Can Watch Brookfield School Construction in Real-Time
Heading into Spring Break, Greenwich Schools See Biggest COVID Spike of the Year
Dual Instruction Leads to Kids Losing Out
Epidemiologists, Public-Health Authorities Point to School Sports as Major Contributor to Rising COVID Cases Among Young People
Game On!: High School Spring Sports Ready to Return After a Year Away
No More Working From Home: Stamford Teachers With Health Concerns Must Return to School
Online Schools Are Here to Stay, Even After the Pandemic
Cardona Taps a Top Lamont Staffer to Join Him at the U.S. Department of Education
Bolton Schools Plan for In-Person Return in Early May
Connecticut OKs High School Proms, Graduations. Here Are the COVID-19 Rules Students and Schools Have to Follow.
Measles Confirmed in Case of Unvaccinated Connecticut Child
Miguel Cardona: Schools Must Work to Win Trust of Families of Color as They Reopen
Stonington School Board Approves $1.2 Million COVID Recovery Plan
Biden Pitches 41 Percent Spending Increase for Education Next Year on Top of COVID-19 Aid
Two Sisters Kept a High School Field Hockey Dynasty Alive in Granby, but After 272 Wins and Seven State Titles, They’re Stepping Down
As Cases and Quarantines Increase, More Fairfield Students Want to Learn from Home
Darien Schools Will Go Remote Thanks to Post-Spring Break Quarantines, Superintendent Says
Some Danbury Area Schools Are Concerned About COVID Risks During Spring Break. Here’s How They Are Preparing.
Does It Hurt Children to Measure Pandemic Learning Loss?
Vernon Students to Increase In-Person Class Time
Bus Officials Refute Bus Maintenance Criticism, Call Letter’s Accusations ‘False’
South Windsor Teens Launch Used Sports Gear Collection to Outfit Hartford Kids
Westport Town, Schools Plan to Team Up for Capital Projects
Two Derby Students Get Bikes Tailored to Their Needs
Mini Proms: Greenwich High Considers Splitting Up Juniors and Seniors to Ensure Social Distancing
Norwich Free Academy to Receive COVID-19 Recovery Grant
Most Students With Disabilities Still Attend Remotely. Teachers Say They’re Falling Behind
Connecticut Is Receiving $1.1B in COVID-19 Stimulus for K-12 Schools. Here’s How the State Plans to Distribute It.
Debating the Impact of Eliminating Connecticut’s Religious Exemption to Vaccination
How Teachers Are Exploring the Derek Chauvin Trial With Students
South Windsor Schools Lead State in Growth
Tolland Students Offered Extended School Year This Summer
Trumbull School Cafeteria Scores 98 on Health Inspection
Ridgefield Identifies Ways to Offset Reductions in School Budget
Students Lead US Push for Fuller Black History Education
Student School Board Members Flex Their Civic Muscle in Supreme Court Free-Speech Case
Sending Children to School Increases Families’ Risk of COVID-19
Almost 80 Percent of Teachers, Child Care Workers Get at Least 1 Vaccine Dose, CDC Says
Nine New COVID-19 Cases Reported in Greenwich Schools
Survey: Even as Schools Reopen, Many Students Learn Remotely
Teaching Programs Seeing Drops in Enrollment
Teens Are Starting to Get Vaccinated. That’s a Big Deal for Schools
Stamford High Schools to Move Proms Outside, with Plans for Dancing, Food Trucks and Social Distancing
Most Glastonbury Secondary Students Plan to Return to School Buildings After April Break
What’s in the Fine Print for Financing Danbury’s Novel $99 Million Westside Career Academy
Winsted School Chief Says There’s Little Wiggle Room in District’s Proposed Budget
“Staggering” Number of Children Have Lost at Least One Parent to Covid-19, Model Estimates
Stamford to Require Live-Streaming from High School Classrooms, but Teachers Say It’s Not in Their Contract
New Haven High School Students Return to the Classroom for In-Person Learning
‘You Can Vount on That’: Lamont Expects Outdoor Graduations, Parades This Spring
Schools Adjust as Teachers Call Out Sick with COVID Vaccine Side Effects
CDC Says Schools Don’t Need Daily Disinfection to Prevent the Spread of Coronavirus
How School Districts Plan to Spend $130 Billion in Federal Stimulus Money
Greenwich Board to Debate Repairs at Julian Curtiss School, Use of COVID Relief Funds
As Some Greenwich High Students Prepare to Get Vaccinated, COVID-19 Cases Increase in the School District
‘As if I Have No Option’: Stamford Parents Torn Over Sending Teens Back to School Full-Time
Connecticut High Schools Plan for Pandemic Proms, with Outdoor Options Considered in Many Towns
Manchester Schools Go All Remote Due to Staff Shortages Caused by Temporary Side Effects from Weekend Vaccine Clinic
Superintendent: ‘Staff Illnesses’ Cancel Classes at Darien Schools
As COVID Cases Rise in New Milford, Schools Set to Hold Forum
A ‘Surge’ of Students Is Expected in Danbury Schools. Will There Be Room for Them?
Will School Be Back to Normal This Fall? Kind of, Sort of, Maybe.
Teachers Are Watching Students’ Screens During Remote Learning. Is That Invasion of Privacy?
With New Aid, Schools Seek Solutions to Problems New and Old
Groton Prepares for All Intradistrict Magnet Elementary Schools Next Year
What Prom and Graduation Could Look Like for CT’s Class of ’21
Money for New School Start Times OK’d in New Canaan Budget
Redding Teachers’ Union Arranges Early Retirement Plan to Yield Budget Savings for the District
COVID Cases Rising Among CT School-Aged Children
Uptick in COVID Cases Seen in Local Schools
Darien Parents Split Over Vaccinating Teens Against COVID-19
Some New Haven Schools to Go Remote on Thursday as Staff Members Get Second COVID-19 Vaccine Shot
Data: What We Know About Student Mental Health and the Pandemic
Getting Some Normalcy: Shepaug Valley Seniors Get a ‘Free’ Prom in May
CCSU Hosts First Annual ‘Educators Rising State Conference’
Public Health Green Lights Two Childhood Immunization Bills
Biden Infrastructure Plan Calls for $100 Billion for School Construction, Upgrades
Middletown Weighing Police Presence in Schools
‘Back to Basics’: Trumbull Schools Note Rise in COVID Cases
Greenwich Schools Report 99 Cases of COVID-19 in March
COVID Hospitalizations Rise at Yale; Younger People Account for More Cases
Study: Pfizer COVID Vaccine 100% Effective Among Adolescents
State Gives More Guidance for 16, 17-Year-Old Vaccine Rollout
New Milford Gets ‘Windfall of Freezers,’ Plans COVID Vaccine Clinics for Students, Essential Workers
Planning Is Underway for Students to Receive COVID-19 Vaccine. Here’s How It Will Work in the Danbury Area.
New Haven-area Teens May Have to Wait for Vaccine Clinics
Stamford Schools to Vaccinate High School Seniors in April
Teens Are Driving COVID-19 Surges. Can Schools Counteract That?
‘A Pandemic Nightmare Waiting to Happen’: Many Westhill Teachers Unhappy with Plan to Re-open High Schools
Proposal to eliminate CT’s religious exemption for mandatory vaccines is headed for a vote. Here’s what’s in the bill.
Saying Online Learning Is ‘Here to Stay,’ Connecticut Lawmakers Want State Standards for Remote Classes
State Error Gives Shelton Schools More Relief Funding
‘Silenced and Marginalized:’ Teacher Rep Comments Have Trumbull School Board Rethinking Policy
3 Conn. School Districts Go Remote Monday Due to Staffing Shortage, Vaccine Side Effects
Glastonbury Police Webinar to Focus on Excessive Screen Time, Internet Safety for Kids
Biden Education Team Squashes States’ Push to Nix All Tests but Approves Other Flexibility
Pandemic Masks Ongoing Child Abuse Crisis as Cases Plummet
‘Some Sense of Normalcy’: Joel Barlow High School Looks to Hold Graduation, Prom
School Plotters Often Are Bullied, Suffer from Depression
CDC Issues Warning for Potential COVID Surge as Positivity Rate Tips Over 7% Nationally, CT School Districts in Flux for Safety Measures
Harris Praises Connecticut for Spending Virus Relief Aid on Kids
Vaccinated Adults May Have More Freedom. But for Kids, ‘the Rules Haven’t Changed.’
Covid-19 Shots for Children Hold Key to Herd Immunity
Connecticut Parents Eager to Get Teens COVID-19 Vaccines as Eligibility Expands; School-Based Clinics for Older Students Could Be an Option
As Pandemic Upends Teaching, Fewer Students Want to Pursue It
Hartford Schools Re-Opening for In-Person Learning Without Teachers Union Buy-In
Greenwich’s Eastern Middle School Moves to Remote Learning After Administrator Tests Positive for COVID
Schools Across Greater New Haven Planning Proms, Graduations – for Now
Glastonbury Students Hold Small Protest Against Alleged Racism in Local Schools
Parents ‘Blindsided’ by Decision to Eliminate Handful of AP Classes at Stamford High
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