
State Says Fewer Hartford Students In Integrated Schools
State Says Fewer Hartford Students In Integrated Schools
State Says Fewer Hartford Students In Integrated Schools
Miguel Cardona’s Ideas About Education Were Forged in Meriden, CT. Now He Will Bring Them to Washington, D.C.
Simsbury Free Library Presented With Student-Created MLK memorial
Final Plans Approved for Mansfield School
Biden Picks San Diego Superintendent for Deputy Education Secretary
Cardona’s Role in Connecticut’s Complex School Desegregation Efforts Becomes Focus: Will He Give Integration a National Platform as Ed Secretary?
Superintendent Seeks $128M Budget — Up 5% — For Westport Schools
Proposed Stonington School Budget Shows 8.9% Increase
Gov. Ned Lamont Will Push for Broadband Expansion to Boost Education, Economic Development
Trump’s Second Impeachment: A Guide for Teachers
What Biden’s Pick for Ed. Secretary Discussed With Disability Rights Advocates
PTSA President: Years of Underfunding Trumbull Schools Caused Financial Woes
New Canaan: Proposed $96M School Budget Covers Later Start Times
Superintendents Association Calls on State to Increase Funding for CT Schools
Rivera Reelected New Haven Ed Board Prez
State Launches Database Showing FAFSA Financial Aid Form Completion Rate
Education Committee Agenda Includes Increasing Connecticut’s Teacher Diversity, Combating Inequality, Building Students’ Social and Emotional Skills
Waterbury School District to Hire Counselors for Elementary Schools
Eastern CT School Districts Look to Diversify Teaching Workforce
U.S. Supreme Court to Weigh Whether Schools May Discipline Students for Internet Speech
‘80-Page Document of Nightmares’: School Financial Audit Stuns Trumbull Officials
For CT Teachers, Washington Riot Becomes a Teaching Tool
Trump’s Education Secretary Betsy DeVos Submits Resignation
Patty Murray Set to Lead Senate Education Committee After Democratic Wins in Georgia
Talking to High School Students About What Happened at the U.S. Capitol
Caring for Students in the Wake of a Traumatic News Event
Insurgency at the U.S. Capitol: A Dreaded, Real-Life Lesson Facing Teachers
New Haven Alders Approve Software to Improve Recruitment of Black Teachers
UConn Joins Program to Offer Free Online Classes to Students From Disadvantaged High Schools
Big Picture: How the Latest COVID-19 Aid for Education Breaks Down, in Two Charts
In Farewell, DeVos Urges Congress to Reject Biden’s Policies
Billions in School Construction in CT Hasn’t Made a Dent in Segregation — but This Year, Things Could Be Different
Shelton School Board Wants Transportation Savings Used for Education
New Haven Committee: Reform, Don’t Abolish SROs
New York Banned Facial Recognition in Schools. Will Other States Follow?
Biden Picks Connecticut Schools Chief Miguel Cardona as Education Secretary
Racial Justice Group in New Britain Stages Rally to Demand Better Funding for Education
Goodbye, Adobe Flash: What Educators Need to Know
Education Dept. Gets $73.5 Billion in Funding Deal That Ends Ban on Federal Aid for Busing
As Biden Eyes Cardona for Education Secretary, Focus Is on How He Handled School Reopening
Norwich to Join Effort to Recruit, Train and Hire Minority Teachers
Biden Weighs Options for Education Secretary Who Will Face Early Political Pressure in School Reopening Bid
New HVAC System for Greenwich’s Cos Cob School Clears Another Hurdle
Greenwich School Board OKs Spending Plan After Much Debate
Citizens’ Petition Opposes a Cell Tower Near Monroe Schools
Could CT’s Top Educator Become US Secretary of Education? Local Officials Sure Hope So.
Clergy to Lamont: Earn Our Support by Tackling School Segregation
Supreme Court Rejects Religious School’s Challenge to Kentucky Virus Order
How Google Classroom Is Changing Teaching: Q&A With Researcher Carlo Perrotta
Connecticut’s Miguel Cardona in the Mix for Biden’s Education Secretary
Simsbury Foresees School Enrollment Turnaround: New Apartments Are Bringing More Families, Bucking Statewide Trend
An Exit Interview With Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos
East Hampton Residents OK $1.1M Project to Rehab High School Athletic Fields
Teachers in High-Poverty Schools Penalized Unfairly on Observations, Study Says
Report Finds New AP Computer Science Course Is Diversifying the Field
How Betsy DeVos Bent the Nation’s Education Debate in Four Tense Years
Report: Out-of-Town Students Cost Norwich Schools Millions
Researchers Balk at Trump’s Last-Minute Picks for Ed. Science Board
High Court Declines Challenge to District Policy Protecting Transgender Students
Full U.S. Appeals Court Lets Federal Right-To-Education Case Go Forward
Lebanon School Chief To Take Position In Killingly
New Haven Finds Benefit in Dedicated Grant Writer Posision
Governor Lamont Announces FAFSA Completion Challenge for Connecticut School Districts
Hispanic Organizations Endorse NEA’s Lily Eskelsen Garcia For Education Secretary
Legislators Say Property Tax Reform Would Fix School Funding Inequities
The Positively Worst And Best Education News Of 2020 — As Viewed By A Teacher
New Milford School Board Appoints Interim Assistant Superintendent
Child Advocacy Group Calls for Major Tax Shift to Close ‘Highly Unjust’ Income, Wealth Gaps
Pastors From Across Connecticut Ask Lawmakers to Boost Funding for Black, Latino and Low-Income Students
‘It Just Smells Bad:’ Bridgeport Schools IT Restructuring Leads to Accusation of Union-Busting
Search Beings for New Stratford Schools Superintendent
Bridgeport School Board Votes to Keep Its Officers
Principals Seek More Counselors, Librarians
Farmington High School Becomes the Latest Connecticut School to Retire Its Indian Mascot
Greenwich High Students Confront Stereotypes During Diversity Talk
‘We Want to Rebrand’: New Haven Principal Adding Robotics to Add Students
Waterbury School Board Considering Policy to Continue to Supply Computers to All Students Beyond the Pandemic
In Greenwich Schools, an Anomaly When It Comes to English Learners
Waterbury School Students Will Learn Virtually on Snow Days
Bridgeport Seeks $3.2M in Tuition From 4 Other Districts for Magnet School Students
Berlin Students Selected to Create Ornaments for National Tree
Long-Awaited Stratford School District Audit ‘Moving Along’
Final Arguments Filed in Dispute Over Stamford School Board Election
Milford Schools Adding Bulletproof Glass to All Schools
Killingly Leans Into Larger School Renovation Project With Higher State Reimbursement
Stamford Board of Education Names New President
CT Board of Education Approves New Course in Black and Latino Studies
After GHS ‘Indian’ Moniker Removed, Students Choose New Mascot
Schools Could See U-Turn on Civil Rights Under Biden
COVID-19 and Cybersecurity: ‘Catastrophic Attack on Our Technology Systems’
East Hartford Superintendent Proposes $2.7M Increase in School Budget
‘We Can Save a Lot of Lives’: Danbury Brothers Invent Device Using AI Technology
Local Students Rake Leaves to Aid Danbury’s Daily Bread Food Pantry
Greenwich School Board Considers Another Science Classroom for Julian Curtiss
Greenwich High Students Raise $20,000 for Thanksgiving Meals
Bullying, Safe School-Climate Policies Revamped in Stafford
Cheshire Teacher Named Assistant Principal of Naugatuck Middle School
New Haven Ed Board Prez Grilled, Wins Reappoint Vote
Disinformation Is Rampant. Here’s How Teachers Are Combatting It
Forum Call: Boot Cops From New Haven Schools
Bridgeport School Board Choice Promises ‘Hard Work, Good Effort, Sound Judgment’
Groton’s Next Superintendent Has a Familiar Face
Tribal Leaders Back Bill on Teaching Native American History
Winchester Board of Education, Gilbert School Battle Over Contract
City Parent, New York Attorney Picked as New Bridgeport School Board Member
East Hartford Offers ‘Kindness Grants’ to Kids
No More Snow Days, Thanks to Remote Learning? Not Everyone Agrees
Community Rallies Behind Valley Regional-Old Lyme Football Coach Who’s Being Asked to Resign
Are Snow Days a Thing of the Past? New Fairfield the Latest to Distance Learn in Bad Weather
E.O. Smith Teacher Going for Grammy Gold
Southington Fifth Grader Chosen as Next Kid Governor: ‘If You Give Me an Opportunity to Help Others, I’m Totally in for It’
NFA Officials Strengthen Stance For Independent Governance
Osten Behind Bill Calling For Teaching Of Native American History In Public Schools
Greenwich Teachers Lead Discussion On Women’s Suffragehttps://www.greenwichtime.com/local/article/Greenwich-teachers-lead-discussion-on-women-s-15736882.php
Connecticut’s Halfhearted Battle: Response to Lead Poisoning Epidemic Lacks Urgency
Somers Music Teacher Who Performs as ‘Mr. Lobster’ Named Teacher of the Year
West Hartford Board of Education Votes on Snow Day Policy for Academic Year
Major Tensions Flare Over Education Secretary Before Joe Biden Even Picks One
Why 3rd Grade Matters
‘One of Your Own in the White House’: A History of Teacher First Ladies and Presidents
Mansfield School Board Eyes Changing Name of Columbus Day
New London Schools Stalled on Negotiations for Police in Schools
Danbury Tutors Sue City to Be Eligible for Pensions
Stamford Schools Struggle to Hire Minority Teachers, but Numbers Improving
Ellington Students Will Still Enjoy Snow Days
As Election 2020 Grinds On, Young Voters Stay Hooked
Assistant Superintendent: New Trumbull High Diversity Class Helps ‘Shape the Conversation’
Schools Voice Reluctance to Repurposing Snow Days for Remote Learning
Biden’s Education Department Will Move Fast to Reverse Betsy DeVos’s Policies
How Biden Could Steer Education Spending Without Waiting on Congress
What School Superintendents Want From the Biden Administration
How Will Schools Pay for Compensatory Services for Special Ed. Students?
‘Someone Who Understands:’ Teachers Want Next Secretary of Education to Be an Educator
Joe Biden’s Election as President Tees Up Massive Shifts for K-12 Policy
How a GOP-Controlled Senate Could Affect Biden’s Pick for Education Secretary
What Teachers Should Do When QAnon Conspiracy Theories Come to Class
BOE Chairwoman: Shelton Assistant Superintendent ‘Knocked It Out of the Park’ for Top Spot
Niantic Center School Is Gone Fishing With New Art Project
New Torrington High School ‘One of the Best Things That’s Happened’
Election Uncertainty and Anxious Students: Inside 4 Social Studies Classrooms
Stamford Board of Education Election Could End in Legal Challenges
K-12 Election Watch: 7 Big Questions for Schools and Education
They’re Not Old Enough to Vote Yet, but Connecticut Teens Are Coming Out in ‘Droves’ to Volunteer Their Time at Polls, Registrar Offices During 2020 […]
Connecticut High School Students Pick Their President in Mock Election
Ansonia-Derby School Regionalization Group Narrows Focus To PK-12 Option
Bridgeport Schools Aim To Save $100,000 By Rerouting More Control To Bus Company
No More Snow Days? Glastonbury To Use Remote Learning During Inclement Weather
Plans Move Forward For All-Magnet Elementary Schools For Groton Children
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