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Attendance rates at Connecticut public schools have increased between the current year and the prior, but rates still remain below pre-pandemic levels, according to the latest data released by the state Department of Education.
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Connecticut lawmakers met at the Right to Read Literacy forum to discuss potential policy changes to improve reading levels for students.
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The Connecticut Department of Education recommended that an official hearing in its case with the Killingly School District move forward next month.
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Connecticut is partnering with tech company Varsity Tutors, which uses AI to connect students with tutors and design tutoring lesson plans.
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New data show that Connecticut students are struggling to return to pre-pandemic performance levels, and absenteeism remains high.
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School superintendents met at Bristol High School on Thursday to discuss the upcoming year, and one of the state education system’s most pressing challenges remains understaffing.
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Five Connecticut elementary schools failed to meet the state’s racial diversity requirement this school year. Some have been unbalanced for years, according to a state Department of Education report.
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Connecticut’s education commissioner visited a Fairfield’s McKinley Elementary School, which has the town’s most diverse student population, on Tuesday to highlight an example of how suburban school districts can better cater to a diverse student population.
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The Connecticut Juvenile Training School closed in 2018, and the state has considered repurposing the building multiple times since.
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Governor Ned Lamont wants to make it easier for Connecticut students to learn English as a secondary language.