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Lamont’s urging for additional funding comes amid growing calls for greater allocation to childhood resources statewide. CT Voices for Children’s latest report highlighted the critical need for expansive and robust early care and education.
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The program revolves around a seminar style setting, where instructors take texts from Greek philosophers and hold discussions about the texts with students.
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Seniors who are graduating next spring have until January 4 to apply for the program. It grants eligible seniors automatic admission to nine colleges and universities in Connecticut.
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The apprenticeship, which will enable students to receive a Child Development Associate credential, looks to increase language offerings.
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Governor Ned Lamont says the state has zero tolerance for acts of antisemitism and Islamophobia. Lamont said the state will deploy all available public safety resources to keep Connecticut residents safe.
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The Old Lyme Public Library’s Board of Trustees deciced to keep two adolescent sex education books in the library’s tween-teen section. The board met on July 11 to discuss the future of the books.
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This hour on The Colin McEnroe Show: spelling — what it is, why it matters, and why some of us actually find it fun.
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The rally and school sit-in took place after the state medical examiner revealed a Killingly High School student who died in a crash last week on I-395 in Plainfield, took her own life.
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Equitone Records is the new recording studio and record label launched by New Haven's Neighborhood Music School.
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Questions of ethics and conflict of interest are swirling around a proposal to buy land owned by Willington’s first selectwoman’s mother-in-law.