Two-year colleges seek to rebuild Latino enrollment after COVID-19 decline
Eduardo Miranda shares how a hybrid model aims to keep in-person learning safe
Education
CTMirror, Education
Achievement gaps for English learners linger, troubling CT’s first Hispanic education chief
Editor’s note: The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted the disparities experienced by communities of color. Perhaps no group of students have
Education
Community priorities underlie distance learning in Hartford
“We must provide all students for what they need.”
Dr. Leslie Torres-Rodriguez, HPS
Education
Pandemic cancels senior moments for the class of 2020
“This year was going to be my first and last prom.”
Yamaris Serrano, Senior
Education
Afterschool program focuses on robotics and nutrition
Puentes al Futuro program introduces Willimantic Hispanic youth to STEM
Education
Higher tuition rates and lower graduation rates setup Latino students to fail
A recent report by Education Reform Now questions the high cost of a college education vs. the low graduation rate.
Education
Research reveals college graduation disparities by race and ethnicity
Latino students face more obstacles while in college than their white peers
Education
Adult Education: Overcoming Challenges In Achieving Goals
Latinos in New Haven share personal stories about getting help in pursuing a higher education
Community, Education
Hartford Public Schools help students and families arriving from Puerto Rico
More than 50 students from Puerto Rico have enrolled in Hartford Public Schools (HPS) since last month’s devastating earthquakes. Students and
Community, Education
Students displaced by Puerto Rico earthquakes begin to arrive in Connecticut
CTLatinoNews, CTNewsJunkie continuing news coverage of the island’s disaster recovery crisis
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Reading Spanish Can Help You Read In English
(Ivanhoe Newswire) — More than 12 million kids in the U.S. speak a language other than English at home. But