Connecticut Schools

Connecticut Attorney General William Tong's investigation found no evidence that a former assistant principal at Cos Cob School used discriminatory hiring tactics.

Many Connecticut and Long Island schools have canceled afternoon practices and games in response to this week’s heat wave. A handful of districts have also enforced early dismissal.

Connecticut is partnering with tech company Varsity Tutors, which uses AI to connect students with tutors and design tutoring lesson plans.

New data show that Connecticut students are struggling to return to pre-pandemic performance levels, and absenteeism remains high.

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.

Advocates and legislators in Connecticut are calling on the federal government to expand student loan forgiveness, provide tax breaks and pay teachers more in an effort to close the gap.

The English Learners' Bill of Rights, which was signed into law last month, will require schools to provide a translator for kids and parents who are not fluent in English.

Questions of ethics and conflict of interest are swirling around a proposal to buy land owned by Willington’s first selectwoman’s mother-in-law

Students in northeastern Connecticut will be getting the chance to be the first in the state to take a new course about machine learning and artificial intelligence.

Lawmakers and advocates are calling for legislation to protect Connecticut students who are learning the English language.