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Does your child or teen get easily frustrated or downright angry when it comes to homework, chores or other issues? This article's for you!
With back to school time upon us, a Connecticut Police Department reminded people to talk to children about bullying.
Do you have a child who comes home with straight Cs when you know he or she could get As? Then this article is for you.
Parents and students, mark your calendars and get ready for some back-to-school shopping.
Michael Johnson of Tolland receives a $150,000 scholarship from the Naval Reserve Officer Training Corps Scholarship Program.
U.S News just released its 2014 high school rankings: Districts from Greater Hartford and Fairfield County grabbed most of the top spots in Connecticut.
Teachers on the "Connecticut Dream Team" will learn more about teaching under Common Core education standards, then spread the word to other teachers.
The Connecticut Health I-Team is offering unique, one-week workshops in journalism this July.
Database and interactive map show which Connecticut schools are excelling and which are in need of review, according to the state.
Counting down the school districts with the highest cost per student in Connecticut.
Counting down the districts that spend the least per student on education.
The workshop is slated for 7 on Wednesday night.
Potential cost-saving measures were discussed.
The latest from local students in college.
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Three more are scheduled.
And he has come up with a new budget deliberation term to add to the posted pledges.
Both take on a unique format.
High school students can enter a PSA to promote safe driving and get in the running for $15,000 in cash prizes.
They were honored for the fall term.
The state's flagship university will spend $2 million to create a new master plan to improve the "look and feel" of its Storrs campus.
Four made the grade.
Yale's Richard C. Levin and Quinnipiac's John L. Lahey both make over a million dollars.
The meeting is slated for THS.
Honors are for the first quarter.
The Hartford-based firm will give the university $7.5 million up front, with $2.5 million more coming in sponsored research related to UTC projects.
Meriden School Superintedent Mark D. Benigni told Congress last week that the Affordable Care Act will lead to staff cuts unless the law is changed.
The drive is running through Nov. 21.
It was part of the high court's annual On Circuit program.
Student loan debt likely will force today's college grads to work longer.
The study, by Connecticut College students and their professor, also found that rats eat the cookies the same way as most humans — the middle first.
Snafus with the online Common Application for college admission have high school seniors frustrated across Connecticut. Guidance counselors, parents, and even college admissions officers share their pain.
James Rothman is one of three recipients recognized for his work in cell transportation systems.
A recent Atlantic article explores what happens when a parent takes on his daughter’s homework for a week: it’s not pretty.