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The number of black and Latino Hartford students attending integrated schools under the Sheff v. O'Neill desegregation lawsuit has dropped dramatically. → Read More
A radio broadcast booth, a TV studio and four arts studios will be included in the renovated $133 million Weaver High School when it reopens in less than two years in north Hartford. → Read More
In a big shift, the Capitol Region Education Council will soon charge prekindergarten tuition for new magnet school students whose families meet certain income guidelines. The tuition will begin in 2018-19. → Read More
World War II veteran Robert Johnson, 94, lives in a roach-infested apartment in Hartford. Recently, he got an eviction notice. → Read More
Hartford leaders announced resources Thursday for Puerto Rican families and others displaced by recent hurricanes. → Read More
A Hartford school principal and teacher have been placed on administrative leave while officials investigate an allegation involving student safety. → Read More
The Weaver High School renovation budget expands to $133 million and will include some upgrades to the Doc Hurley Field House. → Read More
The superintendent says at least $2 million must be cut from the Hartford schools budget after certain funding failed to materialize. → Read More
A report of shots fired in the South End of Hartford triggered alerts at three city schools, a school spokesman said. → Read More
As people fleeing Puerto Rico begin to trickle into Connecticut, local city officials, social service agencies, hospitals and others have been mobilizing to help. → Read More
Simpson-Waverly School's community health fair on Saturday began as a way to get more students and their families healthy. → Read More
Hartford schools with deep ties to Puerto Rico have been collecting donations for hurricane relief. → Read More
Hartford schools are asking for more parent input as the district prepares to roll out school consolidation proposals in the coming months. → Read More
Connecticut state college students and faculty decked out in academic regalia protested the Republicans' state budget proposal Wednesday. → Read More
Ex-Bulkeley varsity football coach Pablo Ortiz Jr. has filed a defamation suit against Hartford Superintendent Leslie Torres-Rodriguez. → Read More
Hartford schools have hired an independent monitor to oversee the district's corrective action in the aftermath of the Office of the Child Advocate report. → Read More
A new curbside food pantry, modeled after Little Free Libraries, resides on Hartford's Laurel Street. → Read More
As Puerto Rico braces for Hurricane Irma, already the strongest recorded outside of the Caribbean and Gulf of Mexico, Hartford residents organize aid. → Read More
The suit stemmed from the alleged sexual assault of a special education student at Hartford Public High School. → Read More
Hartford's Clark School remains empty two and a half years after an emergency shutdown. → Read More