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• Gov. Malloy Announces Six-year High School Graduation Rate Reaches Historic High, Graduation Gaps Closing

• Malloy Administration Issues Guidance to Law Enforcement and School Districts Regarding Immigration Matters

• Malloy Administration Issues Guidance to School Districts Regarding Enrollment of Displaced Children from Puerto Rico

• Gov. Malloy and Commissioner Wentzell Release State Guide to Help School Districts in Their Efforts to Further Reduce Chronic Absenteeism and Increase Attendance

• Gov. Malloy Announces Statewide Graduation Rates Increase for Sixth Year in a Row, Reach Record High

• Gov. Malloy: Connecticut Students Enrolling in Advanced Placement Courses at Significant Pace

• Gov. Malloy Signs Executive Order Protecting Transgender Students in Connecticut Schools

• Milken Educator Awards welcome Anna Capobianco as the 2017-18 recipient for Connecticut

• Governor Lamont and Commissioner Russell-Tucker Applaud Legislative Confirmation of State Board of Education Members

• LT Governor Bysiewicz and State Department of Education Commissioner Russell-Tucker Kick-off 2025 Computing Challenge

• Governor Lamont and Commissioner Russell-Tucker Announce Recipients of Summer Mental Health Grants for Schools and Camps

• Governor Lamont and Commissioner Russell-Tucker Urge Local School Districts To Implement State Board of Education-Adopted Policies on Personal Technology Use in Schools

• Governor Lamont Launches 2024 Summer Reading Challenge for K-12 Students

• Governor Lamont and Commissioner Russell-Tucker Congratulate Three Connecticut Public Schools on Being Named 2024 National Blue Ribbon Schools

• Governor Malloy Signs Law Requiring Holocaust and Genocide Education in Connecticut Schools

  Governor Dannel P. Malloy today announced that he has signed into law legislation that adds Holocaust and genocide education and awareness to the required courses of study for public schools in Connecticut. While the State Department of Education has made an optional course on these topics available to districts for years, not all schools have chosen to use it.