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Lamont Introduces Program Allowing College Students To Volunteer In Conn. Public Schools

By • Nov 24, 2020
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Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont is encouraging college students home for the holidays to volunteer to help out in public schools that are short of teachers because of COVID-19.

Conn. Bill Would Require Native American Studies in Public School Lessons

By • Nov 23, 2020
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Native American history would be a mandatory part of public schools in Connecticut, if a bill introduced by State Senator Cathy Osten passes.

Connecticut Establishes Teacher Diversity Program

By Roberto Rojas • Nov 20, 2020
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Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont announced Friday that the state Department of Education has partnered up with Central Connecticut State University to introduce an initiative that will help build a pipeline of college students to get into K-12 classrooms.

More Conn. Schools Extend Remote Learning

By Cassandra Basler • Nov 16, 2020
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Schools districts across Connecticut will have to figure out ways to navigate around a spike in coronavirus cases in the state to avoid significant disruptions from learning.

 

L.I. Schools Outspend All Others On Coronavirus Prep

By • Nov 16, 2020
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A survey has found that school districts on Long Island outspent the rest of the state on coronavirus-related expenses to have schools safely reopen this fall.

 

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