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“Life doesn’t end at retirement,” said Richard Benfield, a Wethersfield resident, and retired Central Connecticut State University geography professor. “Quite the contrary. It opens...
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“Life doesn’t end at retirement,” said Richard Benfield, a Wethersfield resident, and retired Central Connecticut State University geography professor. “Quite the contrary. It opens...
While members of the Black, Hispanic – Latino and Asian communities comprise nearly 35 percent of Connecticut’s population, they represent a very small fraction...
Dr. Miguel Cardona, President Biden’s pick to run the U.S. Department of Education, is awaiting confirmation in the Senate. Supporters in his hometown of Meriden...
President-elect Joe Biden is facing pressure campaigns from a number of lawmakers urging him to appoint more Latinos to high level positions as he...
Connecticut has become the first state in the U.S. to require all high schools to offer courses on African American, Black, Puerto Rican, and...
Deficits in access fell disproportionately on Hispanic households
Significant decrease in enrollment among Latino students
Description of the video: CTLN Opinion+ is dedicated to opinions and the concerns of Latinos, in our conversation with Matt Fleury, President and CEO...
Eastern CT State University (ECSU) in Willimantic, is one of 84 communities in the United States to receive an NEA grant, in partnership with...
Description of the video: Connecticut students returned to school on September 9, both in person and remotely. We had the chance to talk to...