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Oxford students start school after week delay
Students in Oxford returned to school on Thursday, a week later than planned. Last month’s historic flooding left 12 roads in town impassable, washed away six bridges and damaged several homes and businesses. “The roads were not deemed safe for our buses, and if the buses can’t drive on the roads, we can’t open schools because we’re legally obligated...
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Do you speak Gen-Alpha? Test your ‘skibidi' knowledge with this vocab quiz
Are you fluent enough to survive the back-to-school season?
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Professional organizer offers tips for smooth return to school
Professional organizer from Wethersfield offers advice for getting organized as the school year returns.
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Fewer teachers and bigger class sizes as Enfield starts a new school year
Students in Enfield headed back into the classroom on Thursday, and while families were excited to start a new year, teachers this year will have to do more with less. In the spring, there were multiple rallies as teachers tried to convince the town council to approve additional funding for the board of education. The board denied that request and…
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Fewer teachers and bigger class sizes as Enfield starts a new school year
Students in Enfield headed back into the classroom on Thursday, and while families were excited to start a new year, teachers this year will have to do more with less.
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Budget to impact Enfield schools as students return
Students are returning to school in Enfield after a budget battle that las led to cuts.
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Waterbury schools dismiss early due to hot weather and humidity
Waterbury Public Schools officials decided to set an early dismissal on Wednesday, the third day of school, because of the extreme heat and humidity.
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Waterbury Public Schools dismissed early due to humidity and heat Wednesday
Waterbury Public Schools made the difficult decision to call for an early dismissal Wednesday, the third day of school. This decision was because of the extreme heat and humidity in the forecast for Wednesday afternoon. Interim Superintendent Dr. Darren Schwartz said it was a tough choice so early in the year, however, safety is first priority. “Not the easiest decision…
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Calling All Brothers welcomes Hartford students back to school
It was a lively, energetic environment as Calling All Brothers welcomed Hartford students back into the classroom at Martin Luther King Jr. Middle School. Tuesday was the first day of school for thousands of students in the city. Students were greeted with cheering, music, and high-fives as they entered the building. “It’s a place that’s just electrifying with community...
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Students return to school in Hartford with warm welcome
Students returned to school in Hartford on Tuesday with a warm, supportive welcome thanks to Calling All Brothers. Here’s what’s planned for the year ahead.
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AI being introduced into classrooms in South Windsor
For the first time ever, South Windsor teachers and students will have access to a new AI (artificial intelligence) platform in school called “Magic School.” It’s a platform that teachers and students in “AI squads” tested during the last school year before rolling it out to everyone this school year. It is like ChatGPT, but it has stricter privacy...
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South Windsor school district uses AI to enhance students' education
The South Windsor school district is embracing artificial intelligence, also known as AI, and is using it to enhance the students’ education.
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Local organization hosts big back-to-school giveaway in Hartford
Community leaders in the Capital City are making sure kids are feeling prepared for the first day back.
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Local nonprofit celebrates 4th annual back-to-school extravaganza at Dunkin' Park
Many students in Connecticut head back to school next week, and every year, a nonprofit in Hartford makes sure they have what they need.
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Some families expect to go into debt shopping for back to school, reports find. High prices are partly to blame
With back-to-school shopping in full swing, up to one-third of families say buying supplies for the new year will put them into debt.
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Got cold symptoms? Here's when kids should take a sick day from school
Parents are struggling to decide when it’s ok to send a child to school while sick. What health experts are now saying
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Here's what to know about Connecticut's sales tax-free week
Not every purchase during Connecticut’s sales tax-free week is exempt. NBC CT Responds reporter Caitlin Burchill explains.
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A school supply giveaway will benefit students in Quiet Corner on Saturday
Organizers with Thompson Ecumenical Empowerment Group, Inc. (TEEG) are gearing up for a big giveaway Saturday. It is the TEEG Backpack and School Supplies Distribution.
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Sales tax-free week starts Sunday – what's taxed and what's not
Connecticut’s sales-tax-free week runs from Sunday, Aug. 18 to Saturday, Aug. 24. During the sales tax holiday, most clothing and footwear items under $100 are exempt from the Connecticut sales and use tax. That exemption will apply to each eligible item that costs under $100, regardless of how many you buy during the same transaction. Here’s what you need to…
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It's Back-to-School Season! See where teachers and families can get freebies and big discounts
It’s back-to-school season and many major retailers, restaurants and brands are offering special discounts and freebies.