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A jury in a civil trial said Danbury Detective Leonard LaBonia, the new SSO for Tokeneke School, used excessive force during a 1999 arrest, court records show.

Hartford residents speak out at city's first budget public hearing

Ridgefields A Better Chance program, which is offered at no cost to the students, began locally in the 1987 in an attempt to break the cycle of poverty.

A bill that would increase education funding statewide while narrowing the gap between wealthy districts and poorer ones is one step closer to law.

Eduvos, one of the leaders in private higher education in South Africa, and RGB Gaming, pioneers in sustainable esports at learning institutions, are excited to announce that they will be joining forces to exhibit at Comic Con Cape Town.

The Woodbridge school boards decision to eliminate two Open Choice seats stems from a dispute with New Haven Public Schools over the cost of special education.

Woodbridge's Board of Education voted to close its doors to new kindergarten students from New Haven next school year -- sparking a debate about special…

Facing a $24 million deficit for 2023-24, Hartford Public Schools is planning to implement a hiring freeze for some positions, consolidate programs and reduce expenses.

Robin Cecere, Division Director for School Choice at the Connecticut Department of Education shares information about how to apply

Robin Cecere, Division Director for School Choice at the Connecticut Department of Education shares information about how to apply