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Connecticut’s Department of Education held its annual back-to-school meeting this week. The group of superintendents and education leaders focused on opportunities that can be provided to students to prepare them for life after school — whether it be college, military service or straight to the workforce.

A plan to charge a textbook fee at CT colleges led to questions about whether it would harm or benefit students. Some called it a 'junk fee.'

Stone Academy students filed a federal class action lawsuit against CT higher education and public health officials on Tuesday.

A CT judge granted a prejudgment remedy of $5 million, a step that requires Stone Academy to secure assets to pay damages if found liable.

Elected officials, school administrators and students gathered at the Kids in Crisis TeenTalk Summit in Stamford, Connecticut to discuss the impact that the program has had on their school communities.

After more than three decades of fighting for a union, graduate teachers and researchers at Yale University won a landslide victory in January. The difference this time? The administration didn’t oppose the effort.

As students head back to school in the coming weeks, they are facing unprecedented challenges. These free online resources can help.

A report from a University of Connecticut task force on the response to sexual violence on campus revealed that students lack trust in the way those incidents are handled.

A judge will decide whether to dismiss a lawsuit from two Connecticut families seeking to reinstate the religious exemption for school vaccinations.

The inaugural class of eight high school students, who are residents of either Long Island, Brooklyn or Queens, were each awarded $10,000.