Lesley Cosme Torres
Reporter | Education-
The rally, organized by several conservative groups, gathered in front of the UConn Law building in Hartford Friday. Protestors say gender and sexuality should not be a part of school curriculum. -
Gov. Ned Lamont and state Department of Education Commissioner Charlene M. Russell-Tucker announced the state is preparing to launch the Connecticut High-Dosage Tutoring Program.
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Some Connecticut state legislators are proposing a student loan reimbursement pilot program.
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Cafeteria workers at Amity Middle School in Bethany say they feel overworked after the extension of a program offering free lunches to students through the end of the academic year.
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Members of the Connecticut Education Association gathered at the Legislative Office Building in Hartford Wednesday to encourage the passage of two bills designed to enhance the teaching profession.
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The rallies were organized by the group Child Care for Connecticut’s Future in six cities and towns across the state. In Stamford, advocates, child care providers and parents rallied outside of a preschool, calling for better working conditions.
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Husky Harvest, at UConn Waterbury, is moving to a larger space after its original opening on Jan. 17.
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Gov. Ned Lamont joined parents and community leaders in Bridgeport to support House Bill 6663. The proposed legislation would require Connecticut public schools to provide translation services for parents who don’t speak English.
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A group of seventh-grade girls in Darien set up a GoFundMe for earthquake victims.
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Connecticut public school teachers gathered with Capital Community College students and professors at the Old State House in Hartford earlier this month.
