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Ahead of a state inquiry and Jan. 11 Killingly BOE meeting, lawyers file for intervenor status, motion to dismiss and more over student health center.

Plainfields school district plans to have unarmed guards at the high school, Central Middle, Memorial, Shepard Hill Elementary and Moosup Elementary.

Killingly’s board of education chairman accused the state of trying to overturn a local vote and said officials were lying about why they were investigating the board’s actions in rejecting a school-based mental health clinic.

The Connecticut Education Department unanimously voted to approve the education commissioner’s recommendation, finding reasonable cause that the Killingly...

The inquiry stems from a 10-4b complaint filed by Killingly residents who claimed the local board violated the educational interests of the state when it rejected a grant-funded mental health clinic at the high school.

Killingly school board Chair Norm Ferron scolds state investigator for questioning his honesty over the districts handling of student mental health.

Normand Ferron said he wants an apology and retraction from Michael McKeon, the director of Legal and Governmental Affairs for the state Department of Education.

The Killingly Board of Education has failed to meet the mental health needs of its students, according to a report from the Connecticut State Department of...

Connecticuts state Board of Education ordered an inquiry into Killinglys school board, over a reported failure to address student mental health.

The Connecticut Education Department unanimously voted to approve the education commissioner’s recommendation, finding reasonable cause that the Killingly...