Magnet Schools: A State of Mind?
InterDistrict Discovery Magnet School in Bridgeport By Ariane Rasmussen MassLatinoNews A recently released report by the State Department […]
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A Tough Present — A Hopeful Future
“For the last five years New London has been flat funded, and that’s a big difference between New London and
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What Leads To Latino and Black Male High School Success?
By Katherine Leal Unmuth Education reporters often are drawn to reporting the depressing headlines about the state of Latino
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Education Stronger Among Second-, Third-Generation Latinos
By Brian Woodman Jr. CTLatinoNews.com Ronald Flores, an associate sociology professor at Connecticut College, has encouraging observations about education among
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Program Helps Immigrant Youth Access College
Mentors and Students in the CT Students for a DREAM College Access Program The CT Students for a DREAM have expanded
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Can Spanish Survive In The U.S.?
Some experiences stay with a person forever. For Susana Rivera-Mills, it was moving in 1982 from El Salvador to
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Report: Students in Desegregated Schools Score Higher
The State Department of Education reports that Hartford students attending a magnet or suburban school significantly outperform their peers who
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Challenges Faced By Urban School Superintendents
By Annika Darling There was a cartoon once, on the cover of the School Board Journal, in which a vacancy
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Facts And Figures As Students Return to School
HOW MANY STUDENTS ARE THERE? The National Center for Education Statistics estimated that in 2013, 50.1 million children will be
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Greenwich Among Towns With A School Where More Than 50% Are Latino
By Linda Tishler Levinson The Latino student population in the state has grown and continues to do so – in
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Do Test Scores Equal Success?
By Christina Rose As Connecticut adjusts to the new Common Core standards, officials hope they will be a better predictor
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Parents To Blame For Truancy, New Britain Superintendent Says
Saying the city and schools need to have a “conversation and a wake-up call,” New Britain, Conn., Superintendent of Schools