Connecticut

Despite a handful of school closings last month when a second wave of swine flu hit the state, superintendents overall now seem to be showing more restraint when deciding whether to close. November 20, 2009, MCT
The link between teenagers' computer abilities and an increase in academic cheating is evident across the nation. October 30, 2009, MCT
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Police say they arrested a 17-year-old boy after he threatened in a Facebook posting to bring a gun to his high school and start shooting. October 20, 2009

The U.S. Department of Education's inspector general says Connecticut, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania and other states are using stimulus money to plug budget holes, not boost school aid. October 6, 2009

March 2, 2009

Mayor Eddie Perez of Hartford, Conn., has given up his leadership positions on the city’s board of education and school building committee. February 23, 2009

Gov. M. Jodi Rell of Connecticut says she will ask lawmakers to allocate $10 million to help Connecticut social-service providers and schools pay their heating bills this winter. October 20, 2008

Despite a roller-coaster economy, Connecticut’s K-12 budget for fiscal 2008-09 remained exactly as it had been fixed in last year’s legislative session. July 15, 2008

The New Haven, Conn., accord paves the way for changes to teacher evaluation, compensation and support, and struggling schools. Updated: October 27, 2009
The discussion comes after a recent police department report that gang activity is on the rise on city campuses. October 21, 2009, MCT
The Reform Governance in Action training insists that school boards have a "theory of action" and stick to it. October 12, 2009
The war in Iraq may have dominated public discussion leading up to last week’s midterm congressional elections, but debate over the No Child Left Behind Act was one of the most prominent domestic issues in three hotly contested House races in Connecticut, which is suing the federal government over funding for the law. November 14, 2006
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The Shays-Farrell race is one of three closely watched contests in Connecticut that could help determine control of the U.S. House of Representatives in the midterm elections Nov. 7. October 24, 2006
Administrators who have been shaking up Connecticut’s system of technical schools for the past several years scored a victory last month when two of the schools were taken off the state’s watch list for low performance under the federal No Child Left Behind Act. October 10, 2006
A federal judge last week dismissed three of the four claims in Connecticut’s lawsuit challenging the No Child Left Behind Act, largely on procedural grounds. October 3, 2006
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