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At Connecticut’s private schools, top administrators can make more than $1 million a year

Ten private school administrators took home more than $700,000 per year, according to tax documents.

Connecticut · 1d

Mid-Hudson News Network

Middletown forfeits Section 9 football championship game over ineligible player

MIDDLETOWN – Top-seeded Middletown will forfeit Saturday’s Section 9 Class AA football championship game after allegedly using an ineligible special teams player in last weekend’s 48-15 semifinal victory over Valley Central. Middletown finished the regular season undefeated for the first time since 1965. The forfeit would drop...

Middletown, NY · 2d

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GametimeCT Top 10 Football Poll, Week 10 (Nov. 9): First place votes split, St. Joesph is new No. 1

St. Joseph and Ludlowe both earn 11 first-place votes, but the Hogs narrowly take over the top spot.

New Canaan, CT · 1d

Mid-Hudson News Network

Fifteen Carmel High School graduates to be memorialized Monday

CARMEL- Tomorrow, fifteen Carmel High School graduates who died serving our nation will be honored with the unveiling of their names on a granite monument outside their alma mater on Fair Street in the county seat. Board of Education Vice President John Curzio named those to be remembered as World...

Carmel Hamlet, NY · 3d

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Local Volleyball Standouts Head to Hall of Fame All-Star Game

HOLYOKE, Mass. -- Eight high school volleyball players from Berkshire County have been selected to play in the International Volleyball Hall of Fame's All-Star Games on Tuesday, Nov. 17, at Holyoke Community College. The event begins with the all-Western Mass Second Team All-Star Game at 6 p.m., followed by the...

Holyoke, MA · 2d

WTNH

Head of Suffield Academy resigns amid IRS investigation

SUFFIELD, Conn. (WTNH) — The head of Suffield Academy resigned amid an ongoing Internal Revenue Service (IRS) investigation, according to a letter sent out on Sunday. The private boarding and day school confirmed Sunday that former Head of School Charlie Cahn was being investigated by the IRS, but that the school was unaware of the […]

Suffield, CT · 1d

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CIAC football Week 10 by the numbers: Fun facts, figures from CT's high school football scene

Fun facts, figures and stats for Week 10 of the 2026 Connecticut high school football season.

Connecticut · 7h

CT Insider

Week 9 Connecticut high school football top performers (Nov. 9)

This week's top performances include a state record being broken, along with a seven touchdown performance.

Plainville, CT · 2d

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Simsbury, Granby/Canton, Mills/OTWS have playoff berths in sight

With two weeks left in the regular season, all five of the high school football teams are still alive in their hunt for a CIAC football playoff berth. Simsbury (7-1), Granby/Canton (6-2) and Lewis Mills/Wolcott Tech (6-2) are in the best position with two victories in their final two games probably enough to secure them a playoff berth.

Simsbury, CT · 3d

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Connecticut high school football is shrinking. 26 co-ops now help keep programs alive

Connecticut now has 26 football co-ops as declining participation pushes more schools to combine programs.

Derby, CT · 1d

WTNH

Hartford Public High School naming basketball court after Marcus Camby

HARTFORD, Conn. (WTNH) — A Hartford native and former NBA star is being honored by his alma mater Saturday afternoon. Hartford Public High School (HPHS) is naming the school’s basketball court after Marcus Camby, who graduated from the school in 1993 after leading the Owls to a 27-0 record and a Class LL state championship. […]

Hartford, CT · 18h

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'Hungry to win.' Simsbury football has been the turnaround story of 2026

The Simsbury Trojans went 1-9 last year. This season they're 7-1 with a senior-laden group and new head coach.

Simsbury, CT · 22h

WTNH

Daniel Hand look to continue perfect season against Sheehan

MADISON, Conn. (WTNH) — The high school football season is hitting the home stretch with defending Class SS champions Daniel Hand ranked third in the state with a perfect 8-0 record. Leading the charge for the Tigers is senior captain and star running back Lucca Boyce. Last week in a win over Lyman Hall he […]

Wallingford, CT · 16h

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Hartford elementary school students show reading gains across every grade in new state data

Out of 30 reported reading comparisons, 29 showed improvements, state data shows.

Hartford, CT · 1d

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The Meat Grinder Podcast (S9:E10): St. Joseph hangs on, steals Ludlowe's No. 1 ranking (barely)

Join Sean Patrick Bowley and Pete Paguaga as they look back at Week 9 of the season and look ahead to Week 10

New Canaan, CT · 1d

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University students reflect on midterm election results

As a wave of Democratic wins reshaped the political landscape in Connecticut and nationwide Tuesday, University of New Haven students are reflecting on how the results will impact their home states. Issues that factored into the results, according to NBC exit polls, included Trump’s low approval ratings, the cost of living and the war in Iran.

Connecticut · 1d

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Connecticut teachers excited by possibilities after midterm elections

Connecticut educators are eager to work with new state lawmakers. Democrats won large congressional majorities in the midterms but also grew their majority in the state’s General Assembly. It came as federal funding cuts imperiled state education programs, while slim majorities kept vital education legislation from becoming law. Some priorities include paying student teachers and making teacher salaries more competitive. Kate Dias, president of the Connecticut Education Association, said another priority is updating the state’s education funding formula . “The fact that we have based our education cost-sharing formula in 2013 and haven’t adjusted it for inflation since, so when we say we’re fully funding education, we’re fully funding it in 2013 dollars, not in 2026,” Dias explained. She expects it will be a suggestion from Gov. Ned Lamont’s Blue Ribbon Commission on K-12 education funding and accountability. Since the state does not account for inflation in education funding, communities must use property tax dollars to make up the difference. But since some municipalities cannot do it, they face larger class sizes and lower teacher salaries. Teachers in Connecticut and nationwide are breathing a sigh of relief about the election results. Dias noted teachers feel a sense of academic freedom

Connecticut · 14h

WTNH

Quinnipiac School of Nursing receives $6.3M for oncology students

HAMDEN, Conn. (WTNH) — The Quinnipiac University School of Nursing is getting its biggest gift ever in the form of a $6.3 million gift that will support students pursuing careers in oncology nursing. The Naomi Reizfeld Endowed Scholarship program will help prepare future oncology nurses to meet the complex needs of people living with cancer […]

Hamden, CT · 1d

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