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Community Symposium: Redefining the Future of Public Education
Be part of the discussion and help redefine the future of public education by attending the December 2nd virtual community symposium.
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The Community Symposium: Redefining the Future of Public Education
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Danbury Teacher Recognized for Decades of Commitment to Public Education
Dr. Lammia Agoora, a teacher at Rogers Park Middle School in Danbury, is one of only 46 teachers from around the country to be selected as a recipient of the…
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Teachers Speak Out Against Stratford’s Move to More In-Person Learning
On the very first day that Stratford moved from hybrid to four days a week of in-person learning for kindergarteners and first graders a kindergarten class is being forced to…
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Celebrating American Education Week
During this American Education Week 2020, whether teaching remotely, in-person, or following a hybrid model, educators are working harder than ever for their students.
Education Coalition Responds to Misguided State Policy on “Prolonged” Remote Learning
A coalition of unions representing public education employees issued a response to state guidance regarding local school building COVID-19-related closures.
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Thanksgiving Travel, School Closures, and Staying Safe While You Celebrate
Connecticut has limited indoor and outdoor gatherings to 10 people or fewer to help prevent the spread of COVID-19 and also requires those who travel to many other states to quarantine or provide the results of a negative COVID test upon their return.
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Facing COVID Spike, Quarantines, Hamden Teachers Support Interim Shift to Remote Learning
Facing steadily rising numbers of COVID-19 cases and crippling shortages in school staffing the Hamden Board of Education heard from concerned educators supporting a proposal to shift to full distance learning between the Thanksgiving holiday and January 19.
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