Hartford schools

Nearly 2,600 students who have been learning remotely in Hartford returned to class for the first time in more than a year on Monday.

Students who have been learning remotely in Hartford will return to school on Monday. Bringing those students back to the classroom was a decision made in consultation with the Hartford Health Department and is in line with state guidelines, according to the school district. Parents who have concerns over sending their children back to school will still have the option…

Hartford schools will welcome back students who have been learning remotely only on Monday.

Teachers and school staff members are being to receive coronavirus vaccines.

Pre-K through 9th grade students returned to in-person learning on Monday after spending months in a hybrid system.

Hartford public school officials said students and staff needs are going to be greater post-pandemic and that the status quo just isn’t going to cut. The superintendent said there are discussions of instituting different learning models that could include extending the school day or moving to a longer school year to address attendance and academic achievement issues. Superintendent Dr....

Hartford school officials are considering longer school days or a longer school year post-pandemic to help make up the learning gap after months and months of remote or hybrid learning.

This year’s school year will be the beginning of a new journey for all school staff and students. COVID19 prompted sweeping changes and mitigation efforts to help cut down the risk of the virus spreading.

School superintendents around the state today began the process of understanding the governor’s recommended return to school guidelines. On Thursday, Governor Lamont along with Education Commissioner Miguel Cardona provided recommendations. Among them, masks would be required of students and social distancing incorporated. Temperature and COVID-19 testing will not. “The initial reaction is, wow we have a lot of work...

A day after Gov. Ned Lamont released his plan to bring students back to school this fall, school bus companies say they will be ready.

On July 9, 1996, the state Supreme Court issued its decision in the case, stating that students in Hartford public schools were racially, ethnically and economically isolated and that, as a result, students hadn’t been provided a substantially equal educational opportunity under the state constitution, article eighth. A memorandum on the decision states that the Court recognized that the state…