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New Haven Superintendent Iline Tracey blames COVID-19 for her district's struggle with standardized testing on reading and math.
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First Lady Dr. Jill Biden and Education Secretary Miguel Cardona visited Albertus Magnus College in New Haven to highlight federal coronavirus dollars that were used to create summer learning programs.
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The city Board of Alders will consider a new three-year contract with the learning software company GoGuardian at the next board meeting set for Tuesday at 7 p.m.
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New York state got a supply of COVID fighting medications from the federal government, but officials say it’s not enough.
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Everybody’s got COVID on their minds -- what New York and Connecticut officials plan to do about the post-holiday outbreaks.
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New Haven students did worse on their state assessments last spring. Most of those third-through-eighth graders learned from home during the…
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A lawsuit filed by a Yale University student asking for partial reimbursement for online classes has been dismissed.U.S. District Judge Janet C. Hall…
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Remote learning, in-class sessions, student pods, hybrids. Last year students in our region were faced with a spectrum of options to continue their…
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Shelton High School in Connecticut will not allow distance learners to both its junior and senior proms at the end of May.The school had to limit…
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Connecticut public education is to get $1.1 billion from the federal rescue package. Governor Ned Lamont said he wants to use “a fair amount” of the money…