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HARTFORD — Gov. Ned Lamont, Education Commissioner Charlene M. Russell-Tucker, and Labor Commissioner Danté Bartolomeo have announced the launch of several new multi-agency state initiatives designed to address educator shortages

Most of the students will be spending their college years here in Louisiana, a couple out of state, and at least one that will be heading to France before moving on to an education program out west.

For Addie Saxton, graduation comes with mixed emotions.

The free law enforcement camp will be June 5-8 at Stark State College. Several Stark County students receive recognition, scholarships.

Connecticut will invest $3 million to address the teacher and paraeducator vacancies plaguing the state, Gov. Ned Lamont, the Connecticut State Department of Education and the Department of Labor anno...

A $3 million investment is meant to tackle the teacher shortage by recruiting high school students interested in education careers and reducing barriers to entry.

A $3 million investment is meant to tackle the teacher shortage by recruiting high school students interested in education careers and reducing barriers to entry.

Connecticut will invest $3 million to address school staffing shortages, Lamont announced Tuesday.

Between legislative discussion and teacher rallies, the ongoing teacher shortage has garnered significant attention at the Capitol this session. “We’re...

CT plans to expand existing recruitment efforts and create a Registered Apprentice Program that it will pilot in New Britain and Waterbury.