With a two-year, $55.8 billion budget plan making its way to Gov. Ned Lamont's desk, here's what you need to know about what it means for education in Connecticut. 1. School district funding ...

The Trump administration's Department of Education says a Connecticut school system is under investigation over its ...

Connecticut residents have the fourth-highest incomes in the country, according to a new report from WalletHub. The median ...

The scholarship also will have a “focus on increasing access for first-generation students and addressing gender disparities ...

Connecticut spends plenty on schools, but little of that money comes from the state, and the result is sharp disparities from ...

For far too long, we’ve patched holes instead of building a CT system that works. It’s time for real, structural change — ...

The Commission on Racial Equity in Public Health has partnered with the UConn Health Disparities Institute to facilitate ...

From expensive Connecticut rent and high annual income to the number of impoverished residents, stark disparities and ...

The Paycheck Fairness Act, introduced by Rep. Rosa DeLauro of Connecticut and Sen. Patty Murray of Washington, would address disparities in pay between men and women. Supporters said the bill ...

New Jersey, Massachusetts and Connecticut receive the least federal ... This could lead to greater disparities in education quality, with well-funded states able to maintain services while others ...

Stream Connecticut News for free ... and those with lower education levels. To eliminate these disparities, the Surgeon General has various recommendations which include increasing education ...

Connecticut’s prison education programs, which are offered free of charge ... LaMarr hopes the Pell Grants will reduce the “huge disparity between supply and demand” of prison education programs.