Killingly BOE decision to keep controversial mascot means lost revenue
The Killingly BOE's decision to keep its controversial Native American-themed mascot means the town will lose $94K in grants funded by casino slots.
Source: norwichbulletin.com
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3 CT Schools Can't Receive Funding After Review of Native American Names
Three Connecticut schools are now ineligible for funding from the Mashantucket Pequot and Mohegan Fund after a review of the schools’ names, images and...
Source: nbcconnecticut.com
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Three CT schools ruled ineligible for funding after continued use of Native American names and imagery
Three Connecticut schools were ruled ineligible to receive grant funding provided by the Mashantucket Pequot and Mohegan Fund after failing to comply with a state statute regarding use of Native American tribes, individuals or customs as mascots, logos or team names, according to a release from the Office of Policy and Management on Thursday.
Source: courant.com
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Family honoring U.S. Army vet, unborn daughter killed in head-on crash in Brooklyn that also severely injured his wife
The family of a U.S. Army veteran and his unborn daughter killed in a head-on crash in Brooklyn is raising funds to support his wife, who was severely injured in the collision.
Source: courant.com
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Killingly Board of Education chair blasts state investigation into district's handling of student mental health – Hartford Courant
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.
Source: courant.com