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Colleges are just beginning to receive long-overdue FAFSA data. Meanwhile, students who've been accepted to college still face weeks before they receive aid offers.
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The resolution, which comes up for a vote on Thursday, would encourage state officials to update climate change curriculum for students in New Hampshire.
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As CT high schools launch Latino studies courses, some say it's a good start, but more could be doneConnecticut became the first state in the country to require that high schools offer courses on Black and Latino studies. And schools across the state are incorporating the courses into their schedules.
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At a School Committee Meeting, students and staff from several schools made public comments claiming they were completely unaware of a shooter on campus, and there was a lack of transparency between administrators, faculty and students.
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Hampden County District Attorney Anthony Gulluni said the 13 to 14 year-olds, who cannot be identified, are being charged with interference with civil rights, threat to commit a crime, and witness interference.
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The Board received more than $6 million dollars from a private foundation to address barriers impeding incarcerated individuals from receiving higher education.
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An investigation published Tuesday highlights a number of deficiencies at one of Connecticut’s largest state-approved private special education providers.
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The measure would end a one-year residency requirement for New Americans who want access to educational grants to help cover classes like English or drivers ed.
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As book ban challenges grow across the nation, lawmakers in Connecticut are considering a new proposal that could limit the authority of local and regional school boards to keep materials off library shelves.
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The Massachusetts Board of Education unanimously voted Tuesday for Russell Johnston, a former West Springfield educator, to become the state's acting Commissioner of K-12 education.