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  • 12/4/2012 Gov. Malloy: New Collaborative will Re-imagine School Day and Increase Learning Time for Students

  • 10/18/2012 Gov. Malloy: Renewed P-20 Council will Strengthen Link Between Education System & Workforce Development

  • 10/17/2012 Gov. Malloy: Federal Grants Awarded to Support Extended Learning in High-Need Schools

  • 10/3/2012 Gov. Malloy: $3.5 Million for Technical Schools will help Students Compete for 21st Century Jobs

  • 8/22/2012 Gov. Malloy: Expanding Family Resource Centers will Deliver key Services for Connecticut's Children

  • 8/21/2012 Gov. Malloy: Education Reform Delivers More Resources for Early Grade Literacy

  • 7/10/2012 Gov. Malloy: Education Reform Delivers Greater Access to Early Childhood Education

  • 6/14/2012 Gov. Malloy: Removing Bureaucratic Barriers is Key to Achieving Academic Excellence

  • 6/4/2012 Gov. Malloy: Ten Applicants Selected to Pilot New Education Evaluation and Support System

  • 5/29/2012 Gov. Malloy and Secretary Duncan Announce Approval of No Child Left Behind Waiver

  • 2/28/2012 Governor Malloy Announces Education Reform Tour

  • 2/21/2012 Gov. Malloy: "The Time is Now to Transform the Status Quo" Testifies Before Education Committee in Support of Education Reform Package

  • 2/8/2012 Malloy Call for a Full Scale Economic Revival, $128M for Ed Reform

  • 2/8/2012 Malloy Announces additional $50 Million in ECS Funding

  • 2/7/2012 Malloy Proposes to Enhance Education Profession

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