Jessika Harkay, CT Mirror

Parental satisfaction in the quality of education, school mental health services and college preparedness efforts is higher in Connecticut compared to the national average, according to a recent survey.

Aleysha Ortiz can’t read even most one-syllable words. The words she can read were memorized during karaoke or from subtitles at the bottom of TV screens and associating the words she saw with what she heard, she said.

The data was released just as the 2024-25 school year gets underway for many districts across Connecticut this week.

The recommendations come on the heels of months of debate around the country about how to tackle technology in the classroom.

Tong said that he plans to “aggressively defend the state’s necessary and lawful actions to protect public health,” with the case’s final pending piece

Some superintendents said the state of Connecticut's process to request a waiver was confusing and inconsistent, with one calling the law overbearing.

Connecticut's Board of Regents voted Thursday to raise tuition by 5% at the state’s regional universities and community colleges.

More than 119,000, or about 19%, of young people in Connecticut between the ages of 14 and 26 were “at risk” or “disconnected” in 2021-22, according to a new Dalio Education report released Wednesday morning.

Members of the Yale Police Benevolent Association handed out flyers to in coming Yale students, warning them of high crime in the city.

The Connecticut State Community College will be considered one college with multiple campuses across the state as of July 1.