Joseph Sokolovic

Why are we so eager to scrutinize the spending decisions of districts that have significantly less money to spend in the first place?

If leaders want credibility when they condemn Trump’s attacks on democracy, they must also be willing to confront corruption, intimidation, and election abuse in Bridgeport.

The state has demonstrated what school funding might look like at a higher foundation level, and that has created confusion and false hope.

Connecticut’s education inequities are measurable, repeatable, and racial. Yet state policy too often substitutes platitudes for accountability.

The biggest threat to Connecticut’s children isn’t beyond our borders. It’s right here at home.