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The Connecticut State Colleges and Universities system announced it will undertake a series of reforms following the resignation of a former interim Chancellor over sexual harassment allegations.
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Zulma Toro’s resignation took effect at the end of the day Wednesday.
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The report also identifies a host of other failures on the part of the system, from inadequately supporting impacted parties to improperly handling classified information.
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A national expert on school finance prompted pushback from Connecticut's Blue Ribbon Commission members wary of placing too much blame on local districts.
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Food insecurity is rising in Connecticut, and the problem is likely to keep getting worse amid major cuts to federal food programs, according to a report released Friday by the Commission on Women, Children, Seniors, Equity & Opportunity.