The top students from the NHS Class of 2020 have been announced.

Connecticut students in grades 3 through 12 can work individually or as a team to propose an idea for a computing technology application, through the Lt Governor's COVID-19 Computing Challenge.

Governor Ned Lamont reached out on Sunday to parents of school age children to submit questions for a Monday morning forum, and is also putting out the call for more volunteers to fortify responses to community needs as the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic drag on.

Governor Ned Lamont announced May 6 that Summer, a social enterprise that assists student loan borrowers, is providing Connecticut residents financially impacted by the COVID-19 crisis with free assistance managing their student loans.

Selectman Maureen Crick Owen has agreed to be Newtown’s appointed liaison to a statewide COVID-19 Long Term Recovery initiative as state officials began outlining plans to phase reopening state colleges and universities. Read this and more in today's update.

Thirty-five Western Connecticut State University undergraduate art majors who are candidates for the Bachelor of Arts degree in 2020 are presenting their works in the Senior Portfolio Virtual Exhibition.

Thirty-five Western Connecticut State University undergraduate art majors who are candidates for the Bachelor of Arts degree in 2020 are presenting their works in the Senior Portfolio Virtual Exhibition.

With the help of their parents, students launched Teacher Appreciation Week with a surprise parade for a Sandy Hook Elementary School teacher.

Newtown Superintendent of Schools Dr Lorrie Rodrigue has provided a statement in response to school closure.

The Connecticut Education Association (CEA) applauds Governor Lamont for listening to public health experts in his decision to close schools for the remainder of this school year.