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A children's picture book about a boy who wants to dress a mermaid has sparked controversy in Connecticut after being included in a second-grade class curriculum.
On 10 May 1842 (his 25th birthday), Julius Springer founded his bookstore and publishing house in Berlin, laying the foundation for today’s company.
Following the George Floyd protests of 2020, Connecticut parents and students say schools need clear policies to address racist incidents.
Statewide, many Connecticut school districts are building policies related to diversity, equity and inclusion. They’re also hiring Diversity, Equity and Inclusion directors to conduct equity audits, said Eric Scoville, a spokesman for the Connecticut Department of Education.
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In the Coginchaug and Suffield school districts, parents and students have called for clearer punishments for racist actions, more communication and additional resources for students.