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Mrs. McGinn Steps into New Administrative Role

Lindsay McGinn is South Windsor High School’s newest administrator who recently accepted this higher position to further her career. Even though this is Mrs. McGinn’s first year in this position, she has already proven her dedication to the role. Now that she has joined the administration team, Mrs....

South Windsor, CT · 9d
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NBC Connecticut

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School librarians in Connecticut say cuts could hurt student learning

School librarians across Connecticut say their positions are essential to student success, but budget cuts are eliminating jobs across the state, raising concerns about the impact on literacy, research skills, and classroom learning. According to the nonprofit Read to Grow, Connecticut has 670 school librarians, down about 7% from four...

Connecticut · 8d
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UC Daily Campus

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New ‘Honors College,’ golf facility, construction budgets at issue for Oct. Board of Trustees meeting

The University of Connecticut Board of Trustees met on Wednesday morning and passed a revision for the university’s Honors Program into an “Honors College,” alongside construction budgets, capital projects and naming recommendations across UConn campuses. The UConn Waterbury regional campus served as the host for the meeting,...

Storrs, CT · 8d
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Eyewitness News

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Windsor High School offering heart screenings in memory of former football player

Windsor High School offering heart screenings in memory of former football player.

Windsor, CT · 9d
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CT Insider

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Connecticut High School Field Hockey Coaches Poll (Oct. 28)

Rankings from the Connecticut High School Field Hockey Coaches Poll for Oct. 28: Darien remains No. 1.

Connecticut · 8d

InsideInvestigator.org

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CT education officials announce accountability benchmark improvements

CSDE officials announced improvements in how students are meeting a statewide benchmark for postsecondary readiness. The post CT education officials announce accountability benchmark improvements appeared first on Inside Investigator .

Connecticut · 9d

CT Insider

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Connecticut high school boys soccer top performances (Oct. 27)

A look around Connecticut at the top high school boys soccer performances from this past week.

Hartford, CT · 10d

Eyewitness News

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I-Team: CSCU board of regents using private emails to discuss controversies

(WFSB) - The I-Team is getting a glimpse behind the curtain at how the Connecticut State Colleges and Universities system, CSCU, responds to scandals. It appears it was common practice for regents to use personal emails for state business. When Terrence Cheng was chancellor, he had a state vehicle. However,...

Connecticut · 9d

WTNH

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Volunteers help Hartford students with college applications

HARTFORD, Conn. (WTNH) — Raising the bar for high school seniors in Hartford. Volunteers are helping students realize their full potential by helping with their college applications. “We’re applying for FAFSA and applying for college,” Bulkeley High School senior Alaisha Bankey explained. Bankey is getting some help with those applications from volunteer Dayshani Comeaux. It’s […]

Hartford, CT · 9d

Trinity Tripod

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College Changing from Cooling to Heating in Campus Buildings: Timeline and Explanation

On Oct. 16, the College announced the official changeover from cooling to heating in campus buildings, the process beginning on Oct. 19. The changeover can take 10-14 days, putting the prospective dates for full campus heating beginning between Oct. 29 to Nov. 2. The Tripod sat down with Tom Fusciello,...

Hartford, CT · 10d

Connecticut Mirror

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At a special ed conference, harsh words for Federal Scholarship Tax Credit

Special education advocates said the scholarships lack oversight, exacerbate inequality and could prompt cuts to other education programs.

Connecticut · 10d

Eyewitness News

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Federal loan delays leave Connecticut community college students waiting for funds

(WFSB) - Some Connecticut community college students are still waiting on federal loan disbursements that were expected weeks ago. All community colleges in Connecticut use a company called Ellucian, a software company that helps disburse federal loans. Changes related to the federal budget bill known as the “Big Beautiful Bill” affected processing on Ellucian’s end, leaving students without funds they were expecting.

Connecticut · 10d

Connecticut Mirror

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Key accountability index for CT schools ticked up last year

CT's Next Generation Accountability Index for public schools rose across most categories last year. But it remains below pre-COVID levels.

Connecticut · 9d

CT Insider

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Week 7 Connecticut high school football top performers (Oct. 26)

This week's top performances include a state record breaker and a four-touchdown scorer.

Connecticut · 11d

New Haven Independent

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This Week In Valley History: 1990

ANSONIA – Carl Russo left teaching one year to get a taste of what it was like to work in private industry. It only took him one day on the job to realize he’d made a big mistake. So, he came back to resume teaching mathematics and physics classes at Ansonia High School.

Ansonia, CT · 9d

ctexaminer.com

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Expect More From Students, Even the Poor, and Get More

Most educational achievement in Connecticut, as elsewhere, is a matter of parenting and household wealth. If children have two parents whose income can support their home without much stress, the kids will tend to get more upbringing, be healthier mentally and physically, and be more engaged in school. Where children...

Connecticut · 11d

Connecticut Mirror

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CT can help student loan borrowers before they fall behind

A student loan crisis is brewing in Connecticut, and recent federal policy changes are making it considerably worse.

Connecticut · 10d

CT Insider

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2026 high school boys soccer conference tournaments: outlooks, schedules, results

Boys soccer outlooks and schedules for the 2026 conference tournaments.

Connecticut · 10d

farmingtonmercury.com

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Farmington Elementary Emergency Dismissals Move Earlier

FARMINGTON — Farmington elementary students will come home about 90 minutes earlier on emergency early-dismissal days this school year, "much closer to noon time," Superintendent Jess Giannini told the Board of Education on Monday, Oct. 19. The new times are to be in the letter on school closings, delays...

Farmington, CT · 12d

New York Post

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College student, 21, dies unexpectedly from ‘sudden medical emergency’

A 21-year-old University of South Carolina student suddenly died from a medical emergency during her final semester of college. Jordan Elisabeth Chymbor, of Cheshire, Connecticut, died on Oct. 17, according to her obituary . “Jordan experienced a sudden medical emergency that turned tragic resulting in Jordan’s passing. We are still awaiting answers, and our family is heartbroken by this unexpected and devastating loss,” her family wrote in a fundraising page. Jordan Elisabeth Chymbor, 21, of Cheshire, Connecticut, died on October 17, 2026. GoFundMe NY teen genius, 14, denied early high school graduation due to his age She was an aspiring physician assistant pursuing a Bachelor of Arts in Neuroscience and was on track to graduate in December. She was a bright student with a love for the medical field and a 4.0 GPA. Chymbor hoped to use her knowledge to help people struggling with eating disorders once she graduated, according to her family. “Jordan had a beautiful smile that radiated warmth and reflected a spirit larger than life. Generous, humble, and kind, Jordan was extremely empathetic for those in need,” the obit reads. Gen Z is skipping out on college as grad peers drowning in debt struggle to find jobs

Cheshire, CT · 13d