
Bill on Mandatory School Vaccinations Advances Over GOP Complaints
Bill on Mandatory School Vaccinations Advances Over GOP Complaints
Bill on Mandatory School Vaccinations Advances Over GOP Complaints
New Britain Mayor Offers 2 Percent Tax Cut This Year; No New Money for Schools’ Regular Budget, but $500,000 One-Time Payment
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.
Supreme Court Justices Call for More Civics Education Amid Risk From ‘Domestic Enemies’
Measles Case Prompts Renewed Call to Eliminate Religious Exemption to School Vaccine Requirements
Free Internet Access in New London Closer to a Reality
E.O. Smith Budget Finalized by Region 19 BoE
‘Laying the Groundwork’: Darien High Club Starts Food Scrap Composting Program
School Data Shows Black Students Were Unprepared. Now a Stamford Group Fights to End the Achievement Gap.
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
Cardona Taps a Top Lamont Staffer to Join Him at the U.S. Department of Education
Measles Confirmed in Case of Unvaccinated Connecticut Child
Two Sisters Kept a High School Field Hockey Dynasty Alive in Granby, but After 272 Wins and Seven State Titles, They’re Stepping Down
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
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
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
Teaching Programs Seeing Drops in Enrollment
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
A ‘Surge’ of Students Is Expected in Danbury Schools. Will There Be Room for Them?
Groton Prepares for All Intradistrict Magnet Elementary Schools Next Year
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
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
Proposal to eliminate CT’s religious exemption for mandatory vaccines is headed for a vote. Here’s what’s in the bill.
‘Silenced and Marginalized:’ Teacher Rep Comments Have Trumbull School Board Rethinking Policy
School Plotters Often Are Bullied, Suffer from Depression
Glastonbury Students Hold Small Protest Against Alleged Racism in Local Schools
Parents ‘Blindsided’ by Decision to Eliminate Handful of AP Classes at Stamford High
Greenwich Schools Set Tentative Dates for Graduation, Last Day of Classes
Fairfield Parents Hope NCAA Tournament-Style Bracket Ranking Freshman Girls Prompts Broader Discussion on Misogynistic Behavior in Schools
Bloomfield Student Named CT Spelling Bee Champ
New Schools Superintendent Named In Stratford
‘My Students Deserve Not to Fall Between the Cracks’: Danbury Demands CT Funds Schools Equitably
Ridgefield Cuts Schools’ Spending in Budget Approval Process
House Democrats Temper Child Tax Credit to Make Relief Program Sustainable
Parents Plead for School Funding at Trumbull Budget Hearing
Glastonbury High School Gets New Mascot — Designed by a Student
Woodbury Students Get Lesson in Life, Death with Livestock
Superintendents Association Urges Flavored Tobacco Ban in CT
Two Bills Raise Concerns About Funding for Connecticut’s Magnet Schools
Derby Schools Appoint ‘Relationship Builder’ as Business Manager
Preston School Board Approves Budget with 2.95% Increase
‘Commitment to Learning:’ Model UN Team from Greenwich High Soars
QAnon and Lizard People: Connecticut Educators Grapple with Teaching About Conspiracy Theories as They Move Further into Mainstream Politics
‘First, Best Teacher:’ Program Helps Greenwich Parents Get Their Kids on Track for Kindergarten
Biden Promised to End Federal Funding of For-Profit Charter Schools. A New Report Explains How They Operate.
Danbury Rally for More School Funding Postponed
New Britain Teachers Union, Democratic Leaders Strike Back Over Mayor’s Criticism of Public Schools
A Debate Over Charter Schools that Complicates Partisan Lines
For Some Old Greenwich Parents, School Building Report Raises More Questions Than Answers
West Hartford Businesses and Schools Will ‘Rock Their Socks’ for World Down Syndrome Day
Norwalk School Renovation Begins with Demo of Portable Classrooms
Proposal to Give Connecticut K-12 Students 4 Mental Health Days Each School Year Moves Forward
Bridgeport Parents Ask State Again to Fix Systemic Problems with Special Education
‘True Love for Scientific Discovery:’ 2 Greenwich Students Compete in Finals of Regeneron Science Contest
Windham School Consolidation Decision Is Put on Hold
‘What’s Next?’ Greenwich Prepares for Release of Study of Special Education in the Town’s Schools
‘Who You Are Is How You Teach’: Danbury Program Aims to Encourage Diverse Students to Be Teachers
Stamford High Educator Named City’s Teacher of the Year
Advocates Prefer Ending School Officer Program to Studying It
Newtown ‘Disappointed but Not Concerned’ After Hackers Breach Security Cameras at Sandy Hook School
Groton High School Students Organize ‘Stuff a Backpack Project’
Former ‘Middle School Principal of the Year’ Named Interim Head at New Milford’s Schaghticoke
Windsor Appoints First Black Schools Superintendent in Tight Vote
Middletown School District Innovating Its Food Service Offerings
Windham Ed Board Approves Budget Proposal
New Britain Schools Severely Underfunded, but Mayor Doesn’t Think Funding Makes a Difference
Biden’s Pick for Deputy Education Secretary Faces Criticism Over Charter School Views
New London School Budget Gets Public Hearing on Wednesday
Stonington School Officials Outline Proposed 2021-22 Budget
Norwich School Board Approves $87.5 Million School Budget with 3.95% Increase
Redding Proposes $51.3 Million Budget That Would Increase Spending 1.2 Percent
Brookfield Students Find ‘Little Moments to Engage’ by Updating ‘Word of the Week’ Program
Proposed Preston School Budget Shows 2.95% Increase
New Haven’s Demand for Bilingual Education Is Growing — and More Teachers Are Needed, Officials Say
Study: Norwalk Schools Could Benefit from ‘Having a Variety of Spaces’ for Learning
‘You’re in My Bubble’: Winsted Teacher’s Book on Personal Space Resonates During COVID
Sherman School Board Adopts $9.38 Million Budget
Gov. Lamont Appoints New Acting CT Commissioner of Education
First Lady, Miguel Cardona Visit Meriden, Elementary School
Redding BOE Names New John Read Middle School Principal
West Bristol K-8 School Holds Read Across America Day Event
Middlesex County High School Career Fair Goes Virtual for 2021
On Cardona’s First Day on Job, a Visit to a Meriden School with Jill Biden
Norwalk Middle Schools Only Ones in CT to Get New Chromebooks from Verizon Initiative
Connecticut’s Miguel Cardona Confirmed by U.S. Senate as President Joe Biden’s Education Secretary
Mentoring Can Reduce Absenteeism and Increase Academic Success, Windsor Schools Say. They Are Looking for Volunteers
Hayes Introduces Bill to Electrify Nation’s School Bus Fleet
New National Civics Guidelines Carve a Middle Path for Teachers in a Polarized Climate
Senate Expected to Vote on Nomination of Miguel Cardona for Secretary of Education Today
Trumbull High We the People Team Heads Back to Nationals
Fewer Black, Hispanic Students Enroll in AP/Honors Classes. Stamford Looks to Fix That.
South Windsor School Board Unanimously Approves Indigenous Peoples Day
Falling Ceiling Caused Burst Pipe at Greenwich’s North Mianus School, Report Confirms
Connecticut Leads Nation in AP Exam Scoring
Senators Push to Mandate Asian American Studies in Connecticut Public Schools Amid Surge of Racist Attacks
Congress Again Tries to Pass Eagles Act, Focused on School Shootings After Parkland
Kelly Named Permanent Principal of East Lyme High School
Preliminary Norwich School Budget at $87.5 Million, 3.9% Increase
School Superintendents Call on Lamont to Supply More State Funding
New Haven Schools CFO: Guv’s Budget “Devastating”
Hartford Schools Plan $30M Project to Move Food Prep, Other Centralized Services to Bulkeley High
Project to Address ‘Catastrophic Failures’ at Fairfield Ludlowe HS Gets First Approvals
Minority Teacher Recruitment on Tap for Vernon
Waterbury Schools Plan Dual Language Program Next Year
‘Hamilton’ Workshop Inspires Groton Middle School Students
School Official: Burst Pipe Likely Not the Cause of Greeenwich School Ceiling Collapse
Struggling Stamford Students Find New Home in Former Charter School
Referendum on $137 Million Farmington High School Plan Slated for June
Windham school enrollment in on the decline
52 New Full-Time Positions: Stamford School Board OKs $303M Budget
In Wake of North Mianus Flood, Inspections to Close Additional School Buildings in Greenwich
Winsted’s Gilbert School Board Approves $7.8 Million Budget
Torrington Hires Construction Manager for $159 Million School Project
New Fairfield’s $46.4 Million School Budget Proposal Would Cut, Reallocate Staff
Lamont’s Education Funding Plans Under Fire
Official: Special Education Costs Are a Budget-Driver for Greenwich Schools
Special Education Services Need to Change, an Oct. Report Said. What Has Greenwich Done?
Top-Tier Principals Spark Big Gains in Student Learning. A New Study Shows How Much
Lamont Keeps School Funding on Auto-Pilot, Despite Calls to End ‘Funding Discrimination’
Municipalities Win in Short Term, Lose Over Long Haul with Lamont’s New Budget
Danbury Superintendent Proposes Adding Over 70 Positions to Schools
Students in Danbury, Norwalk Schools Could Attend Other Districts Under Gov. Lamont Budget Proposal
Petitions Started to Allow Students to Have Snow Days Instead of Virtual Learning Days
FBI-YPD Joint Law Enforcement Program Opens Applications for High School Students
Lamont Uses Federal Dollars and Reserves to Boost Local Aid, Avert Tax Hikes in His New Budget
Top Lawmaker Proposes Financial Penalties for Towns That Fail to Join Regional Education Efforts in Connecticut
Bristol Board of Education Member Starts Conversation About Dropping Columbus Day From School Calendar
A New Name for Farmington High School Teams: Foxes, Bears or Even Woolies?
Legislators and Advocates Call on the Governor to Fix School Funding Formula
Teen Newtown Shooting Survivor: ‘My Friends Didn’t Close Their Eyes and They Are Still So Scarred’
Middletown First in CT to Have All-Electric School Bus
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