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A new report from the Connecticut Department of Education shows that students are attending school more often.
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New Haven will give 2,000 of its students free or deeply affordable afterschool care this year.
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A new report finds that Connecticut schools and school districts rank as some of the most segregated in the nation.
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The state of Connecticut will cover the majority of the cost for a new elementary school building in Fairfield. The current Dwight Elementary School was built in 1962 and has had several issues.
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Connecticut legislators moved forward with a bill that would implement a bell-to-bell cell phone ban in schools across the state.
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Governor Ned Lamont signed an executive order creating a blue-ribbon commission to study Connecticut’s K-12 education funding system.
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The number of students enrolled in K-12 education in Connecticut declined by 2.1% last year. It’s the biggest one-year decline since 2007.
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Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont and Hartford area public school superintendents have assured parents of student safety in the wake of increased ICE enforcement activity nationwide.
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A new report from the Connecticut Department of Education states that students show up to school more and do better on tests.
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Bridgeport Public Schools held its annual convocation ceremony on Wednesday to mark the start of the school year.