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Former Stone Academy nursing students are suing the school for $10.35 million after it failed to address compliance issues and shut down in February.

Officials presented an audit of the shuttered Stone Academy nursing program during a July 27 webinar.

State leaders should use the next 4 weeks to assist 800 former Stone Academy students abandoned by the Office of Higher Education

A Vinal Technical High carpentry class created a replica of the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier for local veterans parade float.

Students who were studying practical nursing at Stone Academy haven't been able to obtain their transcripts. Here's why.

Timothy Larson, the executive director of the Officer of Higher Education, said his agency is using the student protection funds with the approval of the secretary of the Office of Policy and Management, which OPM confirmed.

Stone Academy and the CT Office of Higher Education have been at odds over the need for an audit of student records at the now-closed school.

For nurses, teachers and those in mental health or social services, there’s a proposal to help them with their crushing college loan debt. Under House Bill...

Stone Academy has shut down, leaving students scrambling to finish their quest to become licensed practical nurses. The Connecticut Office of Higher Education is trying to help them.

Attorney General William Tong today announced an investigation into potential violations of the Connecticut Unfair Trade Practices Act by Stone Academy after the nursing school abruptly closed its doors leaving students’ educational plans in limbo.