School employees could end up on two lists, which means some vaccine might go to waste, officials said.
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Tuesday’s increase in COVID positivity rates and hospitalizations shows that this time, bending the curve is harder
Connecticut’s seven-day rolling average of positive COVID-19 tests edged higher to 4.9% on Tuesday.
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A busy COVID day: States sue Trump, and spiking infections cause testing delays
The spike in COVID infections elsewhere is expected to complicate testing in Connecticut.
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Bridgeport schools leader says she asked the state for help
The superintendent of one of the state’s lowest-performing districts said Thursday the state had declined her request to mandate training for the rancorous, locally elected school board.
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Staffing problems hamper failing schools, educators testify
Connecticut’s lowest-performing schools need great teachers and other support staff in order to improve, but education leaders from Bridgeport, East Hartford, New Britain and Windham have told a Superior Court judge that they lose waves of their best teachers each year, have trouble hiring replacements, and have too few teachers and other support staff to keep their students from falling further behind.