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• Grade 3: Whose Story Is It? The Craft and Structure of Reading and Writing about History

• Grade 4: Perspectives on the American Revolution - Building Background Knowledge

• Grade 4: Grit in CHARLOTTE'S WEB and BABE, THE GALLANT PIG

• Grade 4: Cinderella by Barbara McClintock - A Common Core Unit for ELLs

• Remote Learning Commission

  Public Act 21-2, SB 1202, Sec. 387 requires the establishment of the Connecticut Remote Learning Commission by the Department of Education. The law requires the commission to analyze and provide recommendations concerning the provision of remote learning to public school students enrolled in grades kindergarten to twelve, inclusive

• Connecticut Teacher of the Year 2015

  Connecticut Teacher of the Year 2015 - Cara Quinn

• Connecticut Teacher of the Year 2022

  Kim King - CT Teacher of the Year 2022 Biography

• Connecticut Teacher of the Year 2020

  Connecticut Teacher of the Year 2020 - Meghan Hatch-Geary

• Connecticut Teacher of the Year 2021

  Rochelle Brown - CT Teacher of the Year 2021 Biography

• Connecticut Teacher of the Year 2025

• Connecticut Teacher of the Year 2023

  Carolyn Kielma - Connecticut Teacher of the Year 2023 Biography

• Educator Involvement

• Program Approval

  The Talent Office has responsibility and oversight for the review and continuing approval of educator preparation programs in Connecticut preparing candidates for state certification.

• African Americans in Industry

  This topic can be integrated into unit on industrialization, the market economy and company towns for 8th grade/10th grade

• Standards for Educational Opportunities for Students Who Have Been Expelled

  Connecticut law requires LEAs to offer an “alternative educational opportunity” to students who have been expelled in certain circumstances and further provides that LEAs may offer such an opportunity to any expelled student.