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Connecticut school districts warn parents of potential March closures as highly contagious coronavirus strains become more prevalent

Connecticut school districts warn parents of potential March closures as highly contagious coronavirus strains become more prevalent
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New education chief will bring kids first mantra to DC, Danbury area says

New education chief will bring kids first mantra to DC, Danbury area says
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Officials Clear Up Vaccine Confusion After Teachers Mistakenly Receive Appointment Notification

This week, the state sent out this letter to Connecticut school leaders asking any teacher who had made an appointment for Friday or later of this week to cancel it to ensure the state s focus continues on those 75 and older. “I m confident, and we ve already seen this, when teachers understand what s being asked that they will cancel the appointments and wait for their turn,” said acting Department of Public Health Commissioner Dr. Deirdre Gifford. While school districts like New Haven continue to navigate schooling during the coronavirus crisis, the district s superintendent said she ll wait to hear from the city s Department of Health for when teachers in her schools can start getting vaccinated.

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Conn Superintendends Association Outlines Plan For Public Education Support

Courtesy of Pixabay The Connecticut Association of Public School Superintendents (CAPSS) has released a blueprint that includes 30 recommendations the organization deemed to be critical for Connecticut public education over the next 15 years and beyond. CAPSS Executive Director Fran Rabinowitz says the report was needed to help public education in Connecticut in far more than just funding, while also helping communities placed in an uncertain position caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. The recommendations include focusing financial, educational and operational aspects of schooling, equal funding and resources for all school districts. Paul Freeman is association president and Superintendent of Guilford Public Schools. He said the long-range package of recommendations has an annual cost of approximately $78 million in additional state funding.

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Who Is Miguel Cardona? Education Secretary Pick Has Roots in Classroom, Principal s Office

Copy URL Miguel Cardona remembers how overwhelmed he felt when he walked into school for the first time as a student. The son of parents who moved to Meriden, Conn., from Puerto Rico as children, he lived in public housing and didn’t speak English as a young child. “I remember my first day of kindergarten at John Barry School,” the nominee for U.S. secretary of education said at a virtual farewell celebration with Meriden leaders earlier this month, referring to an elementary school in his home city. “That day, I ended up in the nurse’s office crying, and I had to go home early. I never wanted to go back. Here I am, 40 years later, and I’m having mixed emotions about leaving the place I love.”

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