Connecticut funding student mental health around the state
In August, multiple schools in eastern Connecticut got hundreds of thousands each to support hiring mental health specialists.
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In August, multiple schools in eastern Connecticut got hundreds of thousands each to support hiring mental health specialists.
The Killingly Board of Education needs a chaperone, an adult in the room. The State Board of Education should provide it.
Governor Ned Lamont and Education Commissioner Charlene Russell-Tucker today celebrated schools and districts around Connecticut for successfully improving Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) completion rates through the Connecticut State Department of Education’s second annual FAFSA Challenge.
Conservatives are pitted against advocates over a mental health center at the school.