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He was reluctant when asked but he certainly played the part,
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He was reluctant when asked but he certainly played the part,
While the district has not released data on how many teachers are out because of...
“I want to lead a Stamford happiness initiative,” mayoral hopeful Caroline Simmons...
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Fewer Black, Hispanic students enroll in AP/honors classes. Stamford looks to fix that. FacebookTwitterEmail Students enter the Academy of Information Technology & Engineering (AITE) in Stamford, Conn. Tuesday, Feb. 23, 2021.Tyler Sizemore / Hearst Connecticut Media STAMFORD — In Stamford schools, Asian and white students are much more likely to take an Advanced Placement or honors course than Black and Hispanic students. That’s a common story across the country, and Stamford is no exception. About 55 percent of Asian students and 41 percent of white students in Stamford high schools — ...