These are unsettling times for high school seniors with many still adjusting to new online classes. And at the same time they are still trying to figure what to do after they graduate. “There’s currently a lot of anxiety,” said Carson Laundry, who was admitted to Quinnipiac University. Laundry is among those planning for college in this midst of...

The coronavirus pandemic has prompted some colleges and universities to expand online material to help students decide which institution to attend.

Schools across the U.S. are scrambling to find new ways to provide remote instruction to students with disabilities as instruction moves online amid the coronavirus pandemic

Class is back in session for Hartford educators, although not in the traditional form. Like many people around Connecticut, they too are working from home while continuing to educate students. Standing in front of her living room fireplace, early Monday morning Hartford’s Kennelly School principal addressed her students. “Hello Kennelly ‘Bees.’ Welcome to day one of distance learning. So...

Today was the first day for Hartford school students to begin distance learning as they remain home during the coronavirus pandemic

College students who were sent home because of the coronavirus took advantage of their last days on campus to forge a few more memories of their time in school

Students across Connecticut were supposed to take the SAT Wednesday. But with school canceled, so was SAT school day. The groups administering both the SAT and the ACT have suspended testing for the next two months. These cancellations and closures are impacting the class of 2021 the most.  “Juniors are thinking about their admissions exams and so this is like...

Today, students across the state were supposed to take the SAT. With school canceled, so was SAT school day.

Middletown’s Xavier High School is using an on-line learning process. Teacher Paul Kieda has embraced the situation, using social media, and advanced video technique, to motivate his students.

Distance learning. It’s something educators around the state are adjusting to. Finding ways to engage and educate students while schools are closed. Like some schools around the state, Middletown’s Xavier High School has turned to technology, using an online learning process. Xavier teacher Paul Kieda has embraced the situation. He’s motivating his students using social media. He recently posted...

Students across the state are learning to navigate through remote learning with an end date for distance education unclear.

Gov. Ned Lamont announced Monday he is extending school closures through at least April 20.

Coronavirus cases continue to rise in Connecticut as the governor announces that schools will remain closed through at least April 20.

The Connecticut State Colleges and Universities system is canceling commencement activities and putting all classes online through the end of the semester because of the coronavirus pandemic, system officials announced Tuesday. In a letter to the community, President Mark Ojakian announced the decision, which affects all 17 CSCU institutions. decision to continue an all-online education model through at least the…

Lauren Carmody had a few new visitors at work Monday. Her three children, Conner, Lily and Brooklyn, were all on their first day home from Cheshire Schools. “Talking to them about the coronavirus is scary for them, so we try to keep it in the simplest terms we can,” said Carmody. Lauren said they’re taking it slowly. Right now...

While coronavirus concerns have forced most schools across Connecticut to close for at least two weeks, students will continue the learning process.

Hartford Public Schools will close indefinitely in an effort to mitigate the spread of the coronavirus.

Thousands of Connecticut students are affected by school closures as dozens of districts make the decision to close due to growing coronavirus concerns.

CCSU and other colleges across Connecticut are closing their campuses and sending students home as the schools try and manage the coronavirus outbreak.

New Haven has no cases of coronavirus but the mayor has decided to close all schools for at least two weeks.