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Kids need Commissioner's Network
BlogMay 23, 2013, 03:28pm
by ConnCANWhile we cannot guarantee that every child will succeed, we have a responsibility to ensure that every child has the opportunity to work hard and achieve his or her goals.
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ConnCAN’s 2012 Annual Report!
BlogMay 15, 2013, 02:34pm
by ConnCANOne year ago today, Governor Dannel P. Malloy signed last year’s landmark education reform bill (Public Act 12-116) into law.
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$47.1 million in broken promises
BlogApril 24, 2013, 03:10pm
by ConnCANLast year, the state legislature passed a landmark education reform bill with overwhelming support, which was signed into law by the governor less than one week later.
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Paper biased against charter school
BlogApril 08, 2013, 08:19pm
by ConnCANStamford Advocate
LETTER: Paper is biased against charter schools
By Jennifer Alexander, ConnCAN's Acting CEO -
Commissioner’s Network!
BlogApril 03, 2013, 02:14pm
by ConnCANThis school year has brought a renewed sense of hope for students attending four of Connecticut’s lowest-performing schools.
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"OP-ED: Lawmakers can't back down on improving public education" - t.co/l07KCDCHBp #ctedreform via @CTMirror cc @necharters @billp_hf
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"Kids need the Commissioner’s Network" - t.co/vg40UVj4bF #ctedreform
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BlogWhile we cannot guarantee that every child will succeed, we have a responsibility to ensure that every child has the opportunity to work hard and achieve his or her goals.
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BlogOne year ago today, Governor Dannel P. Malloy signed last year’s landmark education reform bill (Public Act 12-116) into law.
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BlogLast year, the state legislature passed a landmark education reform bill with overwhelming support, which was signed into law by the governor less than one week later.
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BlogStamford Advocate
LETTER: Paper is biased against charter schools
By Jennifer Alexander, ConnCAN's Acting CEO -
BlogThis school year has brought a renewed sense of hope for students attending four of Connecticut’s lowest-performing schools.
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BlogFor too long, thousands of Connecticut’s children suffered from low performing schools.
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ResearchAs summer kicked off, ConnCAN released its Teacher Contract Database, an online interactive database providing unprecedented access to teachers’ contracts from 175 local education agencies (LEAs), including traditional public school districts, r
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ResearchThe Evolution of School Support Networks in New York City from the Center on Reinventing Public Education recounts New York’s massive school restructuring e
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ResearchAnother study, published by the Tennessee Board of Education, focuses on Tennessee’s first year of implementing teacher evaluation systems, which garnered the praise of the Secretary of Education Arne Dun
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ResearchFinally, the New Teacher Project’s Irreplaceables: Understanding The Real Retention Crisis in America’s Urban Schools reports on the challenges districts face in teacher retention
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NewsIs your child's school among the best or worst in the state?
Parents will be able to see for themselves next week when the Department of Education publishes a statewide ranking of every public school in Connecticut, from the 97 best to the 28 most in need of improvement.
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NewsConnecticut ranks low among New England states for high school graduation rates, and the rate for economically disadvantaged students is among the lowest in the country, according to the U.S. Department of Education.
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NewsHartford and Bridgeport are among 61 finalists for the federal Race to the Top competition that will give nearly $400 million in grants to winning school systems, the U.S.
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NewsBRIDGEPORT -- After months of negotiating with the state, district officials announced late Monday that the state has finally agreed to release some $4.4 million in new education funding.
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NewsFive school districts in Connecticut have submitted proposals for the next round of Race to the Top grants. They’ll compete with districts nationwide for a share of nearly 400 million dollars in federal education funding.
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NewsWith the approval of the state Board of Education Wednesday, Education Commissioner Stefan Pryor appointed two high-level officials with responsibility for academics and for turning around failing districts and schools.
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"OP-ED: Lawmakers can't back down on improving public education" - t.co/l07KCDCHBp #ctedreform via @CTMirror cc @necharters @billp_hf
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"Kids need the Commissioner’s Network" - t.co/vg40UVj4bF #ctedreform
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"@Rally" Protect Connecticut Education Reform - t.co/OeZzqi2jSH #ctedreform
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"School board, administrators have more budget work ahead" - t.co/wDcAG5fsUr #ctedreform via @ericvoRJ
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"Charter idea backed" - t.co/ryxIvXbQGv #ctedreform via @rep_am
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EDITORIAL: "New London's stabilizing force" - t.co/GaTqvZLltk #ctedreform via @thedayct
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Check out the story of last year's landmark #ctedreform law. Read ConnCAN's 2012 Annual Report: t.co/eWAMaH3Uyq