COVID Remains a Major Factor in Milford School Budget
COVID Remains a Major Factor in Milford School Budget
COVID Remains a Major Factor in Milford School Budget
School Employees Wear Black in Call for Better COVID-19 Resources
Majority of School Staff in Connecticut Don’t Feel Safe Doing Their Jobs, According to Union Survey. Union Employees Wear Black to Work Wednesday in Protest.
Remote Learning May Be Needed on ‘Limited’ Basis in CT Schools, Danbury Area Legislators Say
Waterbury Students Young and Old, Feeling the Effects of COVID Spike
Total COVID Cases Reported in Greenwich Schools This Month More Than All of 2020-21 School Year
Biden Sending More COVID Tests to Schools to Keep Them Open
Why Coronavirus Testing Is Falling Short in Many Schools Across the U.S.
Citing Educator and Parent Anxieties, Senators Press Biden Officials on Omicron Response
CT Educators to Wear Black, Demand Greater COVID Measures
Connecticut Legislators Call for Remote Learning Option as Staff Shortages Disrupt Classes
Some Waterbury Schools Shift to Half Days for Rest of Week Due to Staffing Issues
Stamford Teachers Grapple with Staff Shortages: ‘There Aren’t Enough Bodies’
What Many LGBTQ+ Students Worry About Most During the Pandemic
CT ’22: How Nurses and Teachers Are Dealing with an Extension of the Pandemic
Waterbury Schools Closed Monday Due to Staff Shortage
COVID Closed Schools in Danbury. Leaders Are Frustrated They Can’t Turn to Remote Learning.
When Can Remote Instruction “Count” as a School Day in CT?
CT Parents Push for Virtual Learning Option
Omicron Is Making a Mess of Instruction, Even Where Schools Are Open
Some Teachers Are Running Out of Sick Days, and Administrators Are Hesitant to Help
Region 16 Bus Routes Combined, Condensed Due to Lack of Drivers
As COVID Cases Rise, Where Do CT Teachers Stand on Going Remote?
Greenwich High Begins Break Early Due to Sharp Rise in COVID Cases
‘Screen and Stay’ School COVID-19 Protocols Questioned
As Omicron Surges, Schools Battle Pressure to Stay Open
With Rising COVID Cases Among Teachers, Unions Report That ‘Things Are Not Good’
State Suspends Testing Requirement for Teachers, State Workers
New Fairfield School Officials Concerned with COVID ‘on the Rampage’
Are Schools Ready for the Next Big Surge?
New Haven-Area Schools Adjust Holiday Events as COVID Cases Rise in CT
Windham Center School to Stay Open After COVID Surge
Educators Question Whether Protocols to Keep Kids Out of Quarantine Are Working as Intended
Study Estimates 2,500 CT Kids Have Lost a Parent or Primary Caregiver to COVID
CDC Releases New Guidance to Allow Children Exposed to Coronavirus to Attend School
Where Are the Students? For a Second Straight Year, School Enrollment Is Dropping
Persistent Uptick in School COVID Cases, but No Plans for Remote Learning
Vaccinated Student-Athletes Will Be Allowed to Unmask for Games
Windham Center School Conducting COVID Testing to Determine if School Should Shut Down
New Milford and Brookfield Schools See Increase in Quarantining Students After Pausing Screen and Stay Protocol
Stamford Teachers Expected to Get $500 Bonuses from COVID Relief Funds Pending State OK
Despite COVID Uptick in Connecticut Schools, Little Support for Remote Learning
Norwalk Schools’ COVID Quarantine Numbers Spike to More Than 500
Vaccine Rates for Connecticut School Employees Rise to 90%
What Are Some Ways Students at One CT High School Think $20,000 in Federal Relief Funds Should Be Spent
Chaplin Elementary Going Remote Through Jan. 3 as COVID Cases Surge
Lamont: No Plans for Remote Learning as CT School COVID Cases Surge
Nearly 100 Students from One New Haven School Remain in Quarantine
Stamford Schools COVID Cases Doubled in a Month. Here’s What the District Is Changing.
The Pandemic Hit Vulnerable Students Hardest. Now, Schools Have to Reckon With the Effects
Brookfield, New Milford Schools Pause ‘Screen and Stay’ Due to Rising COVID Cases
Torrington Postponing Several School Events Due to COVID-19 Rates
CDC Urges Kids Ages 16-17 to Get Newly Cleared Boosters
These Schools Pay Students to Take Weekly COVID Tests. Should Others Try It?
Danbury Schools Placed Staff on Temporary Leave 118 Times Due to COVID Vaccine Mandate
Stratford Mulls Return to Remote Learning as CT’s COVID Cases Rise
As COVID Cases Rise in Stamford, School Officials Cancel Parent-Teacher Conferences, Keep Mitigation Strategies
Greenwich Schools Report Largest Increase of COVID-19 Cases for the Year with 17 New Cases
Confusion Persists on CT School Quarantine Protocols
Omicron or No, Schools Should Prepare for a Pandemic Winter
Westport Schools Make More Changes to COVID Measures
Conn. Is Letting Students Spend COVID Relief Money. How’s It Work? How Much Do They Get?
Parents Urged to Get Their Kids Vaccinated
Schools Across CT Are Struggling to Find Substitute Teachers
School-Age Children Are Seeking Out Mental Health Care More Than Ever
Shortage of Substitute Teachers Compounding Stress at Connecticut schools
Middle School Sports Return to Norwich
COVID-19 Vaccination Rates Among Connecticut School Teachers and Staff Are High. Look Up Your School District Here.
Officials Say Screen and Stay In School Is Working To Keep Kids In Class
Norwalk School COVID Cases Creeping Up, but Not as Much as Last Fall, Data Shows
Chronic Absenteeism and COVID-19
School Administrators in Ridgefield Mull Mobile Vaccination Clinic for 5-11 Year Olds
90% of School Staff In Connecticut Is Vaccinated Against COVID-19
Stonington School Officials to Hold Dec. 8 Forum on Masks, Quarantines
Norwalk Schools Partner with Hospital for Child COVID Vaccines
Flu Vaccinations Among Children Are Down. That Could Spell Trouble for Schools
As CT School Cases Rise, 36,000 Young Kids Get COVID Vaccine in First Weeks of Eligibility
New Milford School Volunteers Required to Vaccinate or Have Negative COVID Test
‘Very High Turnout’ at Madison Schools, Health Dept. Pediatric Vax Clinic
Darien Schools See Steep Increase in COVID-19 Cases, Officials Say
Killingly School Board Vote Blocks Future Covid-19 Vaccine Clinics at School Properties
Greenwich Schools Reports Another Double-Digit Increase in New COVID-19 Cases
Here’s How Schools Can Use Federal COVID Aid to Solve Bus Driver and Other Transportation Woes
Racial Disparities in Kids’ Vaccinations Are Hard to Track
COVID-19 Cases Reported at Greenwich Schools Totals More Than 100 Since Classes Began
When Can Kids Take Off Their Masks in School? Here’s What Some Experts Say
Eastern CT School Districts Prep for ‘Screen and Stay’
‘They See Us as the Enemy’: School Nurses Battle Covid-19, and Angry Parents
Westport Schools Considering Changes to COVID Measures
Nearly 1 Million Kids Ages 5-11 Will Have Their First COVID Shots by the End of Today
Greenwich Schools Report Five Cases of COVID-19 with Vaccine Clinics Slated to Begin
26,200 Students Missed Class as Cases Spiked in September
New Haven Montessori Clinic Vaccinates 150 5-11 Year-Olds
Feds Urge Schools to Provide COVID-19 Shots, Info for Kids
Student Quarantines No Longer Necessary in CT After Some Classroom COVID Exposures
Vaccine Clinics Taking Place in Conn. for Pediatric Patients
Are Bus Driver Shortages So Bad They Require the National Guard? Why Leaders Made the Call
Gov. to Update School COVID Safety Protocols
Kids Are Feeling Isolated. P.E. May Help Them Bounce Back
Where Kids Ages 5 to 11 Can Now Get the COVID-19 Vaccine in Connecticut
Connecticut Teachers Navigating Challenges Students Face Back in the Classroom
State Task Force Working to Address School Bus Driver Shortage
All K-12 Students Can Now Get the COVID-19 Vaccine. Here’s What It Means for Schools
COVID Cases in Connecticut Schools Decrease Dramatically
Greenwich Schools Report Only One New Ccase of COVID-19 Since Halloween Weekend
The Complicated Picture of English-Language Learners’ Progress During the Pandemic
‘Overwhelmed’ Danbury Students, Teachers Struggle to Adjust to Full-Time School, Administrators Say
Stamford Schools Gets $4.5M of City COVID-19 Relief Funds for HVAC Projects
CT to Let Students Budget, Vote on How to Use Federal Funds
Groton Seeking Solutions to School Bus Driver Shortage
No Masks for Vaccinated High School Athletes, State Plan Says
Norwalk Amends School Visitation Policy to Allow Volunteers Again
How to Help Kids with ‘Long COVID’ Thrive in School
COVID Vaccines for Kids Ages 5-11 Could Start Next Week in CT, DPH Says
Students at Enfield Candidate Forum Address Mask Mandate
Fairfield High School Student Creates COVID-19 Memorial: ‘All of Us Have Been Affected’
Officials: Teacher Shortages, Late Buses, Food Prices Stressing New Haven Schools, ‘An Unprecedented Crisis’
Connecticut Has Ordered 100,000 Doses of the Pfizer Vaccine in Anticipation of Emergency Use Authorization for Children Ages 5 to 11, Gov. Lamont Says
FDA Advisers Review Pfizer’s COVID-19 Vaccine for Kids
COVID-19 Vaccines for Children Could Lead to End of Statewide Mask Requirement in Connecticut Schools
Disruptions to Schooling Fall Hardest on Vulnerable Students
Pandemic, Racial Justice Fuel Surge in Demand for Social-Emotional Learning
State Test Results Are In. Are They Useless?
Driver Shortage Forces ‘Community Stops’ for Seymour Tech Students
Student Quarantines Pose a Significant Challenge for the New Normal
Connecticut to Order 96,000 Doses of COVID Vaccine for Children Age 5-11
White House Details Plans to Vaccinate 28M Children Age 5-11
Low Rate of COVID-19 Infection Reported in Greenwich Schools with Only One New Case, According to Tracker
Class of COVID: 2021’s Graduates Are Struggling More and Feeling the Stress
Greenwich Youth Report Feelings of Anxiety, Loneliness, Depression at a Rate an Expert Calls Alarming
Class of COVID: 2021’s Graduates Are Struggling More and Feeling the Stress
Hostility Grows Toward CT School Officials Amid COVID Tensions: ‘We’re Getting So Angry’
Graduation Rates Dip Across Stamford High Schools: COVID Pandemic Hurt Students ‘Disproportionately,’ Official Says
Over 20 Positive COVID-19 Cases at New Haven Public Schools, Over 100 People Quarantining
Greenwich Schools Hit 75 Cases of COVID-19 Since Start of Classes, with Three New Cases Reported
COVID Cases in Connecticut Schools Declining, Data Shows
California Is Mandating the COVID Vaccine for Kids. Could Connecticut Be Next?
Higher Student Morale Linked to In-Person Instruction, Survey Shows
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