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10 nonprofits will receive access to $400,000 worth of grants to eliminate educational disparities in Fairfield County.
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New Haven’s school board is removing up to $5,000 in signing bonuses for new teachers after a union complaint.
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The two major party candidates running for governor in Connecticut —Ned Lamont and Bob Stefanowski — support spending more money to implement a state law that erases certain criminal convictions.
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A controversial decision to remove pride flags from classrooms in the Stonington school district has been met with criticism from both residents and parents.
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A union that represents educators in New Haven's school district is set to receive a $75,000 grant from the American Federation of Teachers.
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In final vote on Tuesday, the new Board of Regents rules were approved — giving private schools multiple pathways to show they meet a longstanding legal mandate to provide an education that is “substantially equivalent” to that of a public school.
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A new school year has begun and it's the third year students are learning while living with COVID-19. In Connecticut, new data on test scores reveal how much learning students lost during the pandemic.
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Three parents in Guilford are suing the town’s school district over their objection to the teaching of race and social justice issues.
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Bridgeport school officials have started a search for a new superintendent that would replace outgoing Superintendent Michael Testani.
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As students head back to school in the coming weeks, they are facing unprecedented challenges. These free online resources can help.