Governor Ned Lamont today announced that due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, he is ordering in-person classes at all K-12 public school facilities in Connecticut to remain canceled for the rest of the 2019-2020 academic year.

RIS teacher Cheryl McCaffrey is the 2020 Weller Excellence in Teaching Award recipient.

An op-ed submitted by CEA President Jeff Leake.

School district leaders are proposing to carry most or all of a COVID-19 related surplus into a non-lapsing fund - and use some to offset bonding for the Hawley School's HVAC project.

Newtown has lost its sixth resident to COVID-19, according to Health District Director Donna Culbert while new cases and hospitalizations statewide continue to decline. The state has also announced its formal program to ramp up contact tracing - read about it here.

Two St Rose School families are among those sharing positive messages.

A letter to parents from the Superintendent of Schools Dr Lorrie Rodrigue outlines the end-of-year-grading plan.

Contact information for Bridgeport's Central High School 50th Reunion.

Attorney General William Tong has released several statements in preceding days.

Since undertaking distance learning when Connecticut schools closed to accommodate the “Stay Safe-Stay Home” directive from the governor, teachers and students have tackled a huge learning curve. For Special Education, distance learning has had special challenges.