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Our local teachers union is at it again. I am in my first year as a middle school principal, and for the first part of the year I observed what is right and what is wrong with my school. Now that I have my legs under me, I made my first move. I was surprised, however, that the teachers union immediately pushed back, invoking the bugaboo of “past practice” to claim that my dir...


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By Jennifer Posner, CTMSDL

On Saturday, February 28, 2026, 343 middle school debaters from 20 schools competed in the CT Middle School Debate League’s first ever all extemporaneous tournament. Students debated motions including: This House regrets the existence of Valentine’s Day, and This House opposes the narrative that the primary purpose of ...


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With the rising cost of healthcare, lack of state funding for excess cost grants, flat ECS spending, and the never-ending costs of unfunded mandates, it should come as no surprise that school budgets are being stretched paper thin. With this in mind, I called a meeting with my PTO to discuss some creative strategies to raise money for the school. After a few hours of brainsto...


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CAS is pleased to offer a three-part professional learning series, Strategies for Making Challenging Decisions, facilitated by Kelly Lyman, retired superintendent and coordinator of the Executive Leadership Program at the University of Connecticut. Designed for principals, the series will explore ethical decision-making frameworks, examine real-world case studies, and address...


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The latest misbehavior we’ve been facing from high-schoolers is sprouting from the AI world. Students can copy a picture posted to a peer’s social media and run it through an app that manipulates the photo in ways that can be anywhere from unflattering to graphic. Knowing that the sharing of such content is cyberbullying and can be potentially illegal, we try to investigate t...


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