You know better than anyone: There’s never a dull moment in the life of an educator. It’s exciting and rewarding, but it can be a challenge when you need a minute to sort out the tough stuff—like finances. Luckily, you don’t need to put life on pause to get a handle on your budget. Your…
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Find out what’s new with regard to teacher evaluation for the coming school year.
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Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced new recommendations that everyone in K-12 schools—including students and teachers—remain fully masked indoors this fall.
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Safety is and must remain a top priority as we return to all in-person classes in the fall.
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This year’s tournament raised an estimated $20,000 for CEF’s Children’s Fund
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Tips for finding rest and relaxation and processing the past school year.
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The Connecticut Department of Public Health and State Department of Education have issued updated recommendations for COVID-19 prevention.
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During the 2020-21 school year many students were faced with the unfamiliar prospect of remote learning and didn’t know what to expect. Simsbury teacher Agnieszka Petlik had a whole classroom of remote first graders, and their experiences and those of students like them prompted her to write the book Follow Me to Distance Learning.