Appellate Court Upholds Right of CT Students with Disabilities

State Law Had Cut-off Special Education Services at 21 in “Gross Violation” of Federal Law; Decision Affirms Eligibility Continues to Age 22

Tunxis Community College Will Be Holding An 'Enroll In A Day' Event This July

Event in July to be held for new and continuing students focusing on admissions.

CCSU Requiring Full Vaccination For 2021-22 School Year

Students attending class at CCSU, and all CSCU schools, must be fully vaccinated against coronavirus.

Central Giving Students New Opportunities

CCSU taking lead on training teachers to support inclusive curriculums in public schools.

Larger Districts Hoping For Normalcy

Officials are hoping for more normalcy beginning next fall.

New Data Links Remote Learning In Connecticut To Chronic Absenteeism At Key Transitions

“You’re at home. You have three kids all online and there’s one room,” Chang said. “That’s not a solution.”

Saluting The Class Of 2021: Nina Pizzicarola Of Trumbull High School

Across Connecticut Patch is celebrating this year's seniors for their accomplishments.

Officials Look At Schools As They Mull Consolidation

Town officials reviewing the possibility of consolidating schools.

Congratulations, Ansonia High School Grad Axavier Pagan

Across Connecticut Patch is celebrating this year's seniors for their accomplishments.

Judge Upholds Mask Requirement In Connecticut Schools

Ruling affirms the legitimacy of mask requirements in schools this academic year.

CSDE Issues Renewed Call On State ARP ESSER Plan

The CSDE is seeking input on the usage of the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 Elementary And Secondary School Emergency Relief funding.

Honoring The Class Of 2021: Jessica Yocher Of Amity Regional High School

Before this year's seniors head on to that next step in their lives, we want to take a moment to let their stars shine here on Patch.

CT Teacher Residency Joins Effort To Recruit Black Teachers

A $340,000 grant from the National Center for Teacher Residencies will help the program expand its efforts to develop Black teachers.

CSDE Announces Partnerships With Two Vendors

The partnerships aim to deliver statewide high-quality online curricula and courses.

Connecticut High Schools Named Top In Nation: U.S. News

The annual ranking released by U.S. News and World Report ranks schools based on factors such as graduation rates and academic performance.

Connecticut's Top 100 Public High Schools For 2021: Report

A popular website compiled a list of the 100 best public high schools in Connecticut. See where your school is ranked.

New Video Features CT Students Discussing Experiences With Biases

A panel of students formed to study racial, class, gender and religious bias in Connecticut schools has produced an insightful video.

Students Seeking Funeral Director Careers Can Apply For Funds

Applications must be submitted by June 15, 2021.

CSDE Announces K-12 Social-Emotional Learning Assessment System

The universal screener provides data to strengthen social -emotional skills, informs instruction for students who need additional support.

Board Of Regents Appoints Five Campus Chief Executive Officers

“The five CEOs we name today will be integral to the success of Connecticut State Community College,” said BOR Chair Matt Fleury.

Malfunction Closes UConn Hartford Building Monday

A mechanical problem caused UConn to close its main Hartford campus building Monday.

U.S. Senate Confirms Cardona As Education Secretary

The U.S. Senate confirmed former Connecticut Department of Education Commissioner Miguel Cardona as the US. education secretary.

UConn Fielding Record Amount Of Applicants

University of Connecticut Officials Monday were touring a record number of applicants for the next freshman class.

Coronavirus In Class: In-Person Schooling On The Rise In CT

There were 465 identified cases of COVID-19 reported among students and 124 among staff between Feb. 18 and 24.

CT Students No. 1 In Nation For AP Exam Scores: Report

It's the first time Connecticut students came in first in overall AP exam scores.

UConn Launching Online Advanced Business Degree Program

The UConn Board Of Trustees Wednesday endorsed an online advanced business program.

UConn Considering Coronavirus-Related Tuition, Fee 'Adjustments'

UConn officials are considering trimming down some of the proposed increases for the 2021-22 academic year.

CT Teacher Union Pushes For Teacher Vaccines Immediately

Around 28 states have opened vaccine appointments for teachers, but Connecticut so far hasn't.

2 More From Brookfield Schools Test Positive for Coronavirus

2 more members of the Brookfield School community have tested positive for COVID-19.

CT Coronavirus Updates: School-By-School Cases

The number of coronavirus-related cases involving students declined significantly last week. Here are numbers for every school in CT.

Miss Kendra Programs Announce Expansion Initiative For CT Schools

Miss Kendra offers grants to Connecticut Elementary Schools with the Grant from Seedlings Foundation.

Journalist To Discuss Threats to Press Freedom In UConn Series

Journalist and human rights activist Maria Ressa is joining the UConn Human Rights Film+ Series.

7 CT Colleges Make Princeton Review's 'Best' List For 2021

The annual list includes 386 colleges from across the country. See which Connecticut schools made the list.

CT School Closure List — Feb. 1, 2

Some school districts have announced closures or remote status ahead of Monday's major snow storm.

CT Schools Team To Help Students Navigate FAFSA Process

Schools recognize that current pandemic-related circumstances "might make the process more complicated for families than in regular years."

UConn Officials: Coronavirus Re-Entry Tests 'Successful'

UConn officials said strict, dual coronavirus testing was a key element of the spring semester beginning.

2 CT Colleges Ranked Among Best Global Universities: U.S. News

U.S. News this week released its annual ranking of more than 1,500 colleges around the globe.

Miguel Cardona’s Role In Connecticut’s Complex School Desegregation Efforts Becomes Focus: Will He Give Integration A National Platform?

“Today we are eager and excited about moving forward and moving the conversation from litigation to education,” Cardona said.

CSDE Launches Statewide FAFSA Data Dashboard

New dashboard provides school districts with additional tool to help increase FAFSA Completion; 16 districts join FAFSA Learning Community.

Whitmire: Why Miguel Cardona Could Help End The School Culture Wars And Reverse College Enrollment Plunge For Low-Income Kids

Miguel Cardona, the relatively unknown Connecticut education commissioner tapped to be education secretary.