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JAMES H. SMITH: Great teachers inspire — but how do we attract them? - New Britain Herald
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JAMES H. SMITH: Great teachers inspire — but how do we attract them?
New Britain Herald
Connecticut Education Commissioner Mark McQuillan said, “You have this push by the federal government to create measures of teacher effectiveness that are ...
Conn. learns why it lost out on fed fundsNew Haven Register (subscription)

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Court holds competitive cheerleading is not a varsity “sport” under Title IX - Lexology (registration)
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Court holds competitive cheerleading is not a varsity “sport” under Title IX
Lexology (registration)
... a Connecticut federal judge recently ruled that competitive cheerleading is not a varsity college sport for purposes of Title IX of the Education ...
Judge rules cheerleading doesn't qualify under Title IXMarietta Times
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Connecticut Fails In Bid For $175 Million In School Funding
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Connecticut learned this afternoon that it was shut out of the Race to the Top school reform competition and will not be receiving $175 million in federal aid.
 
 
 
 
 
 
Connecticut College receives $5 million for new science center - TheDay.com
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Connecticut College receives $5 million for new science center
TheDay.com
“This gift is a vote of confidence in Connecticut College and the outstanding science education we provide,” said President Leo I. Higdon Jr. “We are deeply ...

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Malloy sets out goals to improve Conn. education - New Haven Register (subscription)
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Malloy sets out goals to improve Conn. education
New Haven Register (subscription)
“I want to be measured by the success of making early childhood education available to all children of the state of Connecticut who otherwise could not ...

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Fate of Oxford's embattled superintendent to be discussed - Ct Post
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Fate of Oxford's embattled superintendent to be discussed
Ct Post
Oxford Superintendent of Schools Judith Palmer Photo: Brian A. Pounds / Connecticut Post | Buy This Photo OXFORD -- The Board of Education is tentatively ...

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EDITORIAL: Seymour graduates treated as criminals - New Haven Register (subscription)
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EDITORIAL: Seymour graduates treated as criminals
New Haven Register (subscription)
... Seymour High School students like criminal suspects on their graduation day has to be a new low in the annals of public education in Connecticut. ...

 
 
UConn Receives Federal Approval For Four Lines Of Embryonic Stem Cells
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There are fewer than 80 lines of human embryonic stem cells eligible to be used for federally funded research and, as of this week, four of them come from the University of Connecticut.
 
 
 
Wesleyan Hires Yale's Martin As Chief Investment Officer
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Wesleyan has named Anne Martin, one of Yale's six endowment directors, as its new chief investment officer.
 
 
Rell Signs New Green Technology Education Bill
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Gov. M. Jodi Rell signed a bill today that requires the state's public colleges, universities, community-technical colleges and vocational-technical high schools to coordinate their development of a "green technology" curriculum.
 
 
Stimulus funds are essential to save teaching jobs, state schools chief says - The Connecticut Mirror
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Stimulus funds are essential to save teaching jobs, state schools chief says
The Connecticut Mirror
"You're talking about school districts being decimated," said Patrice McCarthy of the Connecticut Association of Boards of Education. ...
Schools chief seeks continuation of stimulus fundsCt Post

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Judge Blocks Enfield Schools From Holding Graduations At Church
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A federal judge on Monday ruled that Enfield High School and Enrico Fermi High School will not be able to hold their graduations at First Cathedral, culminating a months-long debate over whether it is unconstitutional to host students' ceremonies at the mega-church.
 
 
Harvard MBA Graduates Earn the Most During Lifetime - Bloomberg
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Harvard MBA Graduates Earn the Most During Lifetime
Bloomberg
Newly-minted MBAs at some programs, such as Yale University in New Haven, Connecticut, earn high starting salaries, but experience a only a minimal increase ...

 
 
Unlikely coalition shaped education bill - The Connecticut Mirror
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Unlikely coalition shaped education bill
The Connecticut Mirror
The recent landmark legislation that lawmakers and educators believe will shake up Connecticut's public education system, now awaiting ...

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Legislators to investigate Norton dismissal
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State lawmakers plan to investigate the recent dismissal of Southern Connecticut State University president Cheryl Norton and the disclosure that Norton will remain on the payroll along with her interim replacement. The co-chairs of the legislature's higher education committee said they also want to know about a policy
 
 
 
 
 
Charter schools gaining momentum - Lexington Herald Leader
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Charter schools gaining momentum
Lexington Herald Leader
Connecticut is really pushing hard. So is North Carolina. We think there are 12 states that really will be competitive, and I don't think they are going to ...

 
Dismissal of Southern Connecticut president raises concerns about chancellor's authority
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Robert A. Frahm
April 17, 2010

In a lengthy interview with New Haven Magazine late last year, Cheryl Norton talked about her goals as Southern Connecticut State University's president.

"Norton," the magazine said when it published the interview in December, "is still kicking butt and taking names."

But by then, Norton had been notified

 
 
Time for teachers to make concessions - NorthJersey.com
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Time for teachers to make concessions
NorthJersey.com
Almost one education employee was hired for every student! Despite these massive expenditures, students' scoring on proficiency tests has hardly budged ...

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Bill Would Allow Students To Opt Out Of Dissecting Animals
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A bill that would allow students to opt out of classroom experiments or dissections on animals if they raise a conscientious objection was passed Tuesday by the legislature's education committee.
 
Supreme Court: Students Guaranteed Adequate Education
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A divided Connecticut Supreme Court on Monday opened the door to a fundamental change in the way the state funds public education, ruling that the Connecticut constitution guarantees students not just a public education, but one that can prepare them for employment or higher education.
 
Connecticut looks to waive student loans for 'green' jobs
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Paul Goulet hopes Connecticut will help him get from under nearly $8,000 he's borrowed for college after losing his job in a paper manufacturing plant.
 
Rell pitches $352 million plan to rebuild UConn Health Center
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Mark Pazniokas
March 9, 2010

FARMINGTON -- Gov. M. Jodi Rell and a coalition of regional hospitals announced today they are backing a $236 million investment in a new hospital at the financially troubled University of Connecticut Health Center in Farmington.

Key to the plan is a new healthcare network involving former critics of

 
State misses out on first round of education money - The Hour
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State misses out on first round of education money
The Hour
Connecticut is not among the 16 finalists for the first round of funding under the federal "Race to the Top" school reform competition, prompting officials ...
WEB FIRST: State not among finalists in Race to Top competitionMiddletown Press

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Torrington superintendent wants iPods out of high school - Waterbury Republican American
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Torrington superintendent wants iPods out of high school
Waterbury Republican American
... a professor of educational psychology at the University of Connecticut NEAG School of Education, has said smart phones, video games and other technology ...

 
UConn Trustees Increase Tuition, Room, Board, Fees - Hartford Courant
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UConn Trustees Increase Tuition, Room, Board, Fees
Hartford Courant
The University of Connecticut Board of Trustees voted Thursday to increase tuition for in-state students by 5.66 ...
UConn Tuition Going UpNBC Connecticut
Students Protest UConn Tuition HikeWFSB Hartford

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Cos Cob parents stage rail station rally against cell towers [Connecticut Post, Bridgeport]
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Via Acquire Media NewsEdge) Feb. 19--Greenwich state legislators are proposing a bill that would prohibit building cell towers within 750 feet of a school or day care, but some parents say that distance isn't far enough to ensure their kids' safety.
 
Yale University Professor and Rib-X Co-Founder Discovers Novel Ribosome Antibiotic Structures That May Lead to New Treatments for Drug Resistant Infections
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NEW HAVEN, Conn.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Rib-X Pharmaceuticals, Inc., a development-stage antibiotics company with a broad product pipeline based on its innovative discovery platform, and Yale University today announced the discovery by Thomas Steitz, Ph.D., co-founder of Rib-X and Yale University professor, of important new ribosomal structures of
 
SCSU grooming math, science students - New Haven Register (subscription)
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SCSU grooming math, science students
New Haven Register (subscription)
The initiatives are part of Southern Connecticut State University's new Center for Excellence in Mathematics and the Sciences that is rolling out this year. ...

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UB to work on miniature drones for the Army - Bridgeport News
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UB to work on miniature drones for the Army
Bridgeport News
The University of Connecticut and Connecticut Center for Advance Technology also are participating in the project. “The whole concept is to develop ...

 
GE Capital Kicks off Region’s First ‘BEE Healthy’ Initiative to Address Childhood Obesity
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NORWALK, Conn.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Today, U.S. Congressman Jim Himes, Norwalk Mayor Richard Moccia and the GE Hispanic Forum will host the region’s first BEE Healthy* Kids Fitness Buzz at Jefferson Science Magnet Elementary School in Norwalk, Connecticut. The program, part of a national health awareness program from General Electric Company
 

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