Recent Networkwide Posts

• Annie Arnzen wrote a new post, A Deeper Look: Understanding Challenges at Burns Latino Studies Academy, on the site Community Learning Research Fellows 11 hours, 17 minutes ago

   

  The vast diversity of Hartford allows the city to be a rare cultural melting pot. It also serves as a challenge. Schools of all kinds have to develop an array of bilingual programs to ensure that every […]

• Gary Reger wrote a new post, Could You Pass a Trinity College Exam in 1880?, on the site Trinity College Classics Department 13 hours, 12 minutes ago

  

  So could you pass a Trinity College exam in 1880? The sheet at the left contains the Annual Examination questions for all Trinity students in 1880. It presents three passages chosen from Suetonius’ Lives of […]

• adeluse wrote a new post, Good Luck Early Decision I Applicants!, on the site A Bantam's Blog: Alex 14 hours, 46 minutes ago

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  Tomorrow is the day, Early Decision I applicants. Although it may be Friday the 13th, maybe it will be your lucky day. So, go ahead and check online for your decision.
  It’s funny for me to […]

• Emily Heneghan wrote a new post, Op-Ed Revision, on the site The Cities, Suburbs & Schools Project 15 hours, 11 minutes ago

  Each day, we are bombarded by numbers in the media through the many facts and figures given to us by the news and other articles. Although statistical studies have become a prominent feature throughout our daily […]

• Emily Heneghan wrote a new post, Samuel Cullers Housing Discrimination Case, 1954-1957, on the site The Cities, Suburbs & Schools Project 1 day, 3 hours ago

  
                Samuel J. Cullers (right) and Corneal A. Davis, Hartford Redevelopment Project Model. Connecticut History Online In 1955 the principal planner for the Hartford Redevelopment Agency applied to rent […]

• jjordan2 wrote a new post, From Courtroom to Classroom: English Language Learners at Burns Latino Studies Academy , on the site Community Learning Research Fellows 1 day, 3 hours ago

  Our research, titled, The English Language Learner Program at Burns Latino Studies Academy: Achievements and Challenges, is focusing on the integration of English Language Learners (ELL) into the Hartford Public […]

• Karen T. Taylor wrote a new post, “On Behalf of All Our Children”: The 1996 Appeal of Sheff v. O’Neill , on the site The Cities, Suburbs & Schools Project 1 day, 4 hours ago

  “On Behalf of All Our Children”: The 1996 Appeal of Sheff v. O’Neill 
  The landmark court case charged with creating quality and integrated schooling in the Hartford area has been a labor of love on behalf of many […]

• Elaina Rollins wrote a new post, Op-Ed Revision: Choice Schools May Not Be as Simple as They Seem, on the site The Cities, Suburbs & Schools Project 1 day, 8 hours ago

  In an increasingly large and metropolitan city, Hartford’s educational inequality issues are anything but simple. Sheff v. O’Neill, Connecticut’s 1996 State Supreme Court ruling which found that the extreme racial […]

• Savahna Reuben wrote a new post, Ed Studies Junior Research Plan – SR, on the site The Cities, Suburbs & Schools Project 1 day, 9 hours ago

  Ed Studies Junior Research Plan

  Name: Savahna Reuben

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  1) What is your proposed research question, and how is it significant to […]

• Bea Constable wrote a new post, , on the site A Bantam's Blog: Bea 1 day, 12 hours ago

  In celebration of the wonderful holiday season and spirit, I’d like to tell you about the absolutely breath taking experience I had the pleasure of taking part in this month. Every year, Trinity holds something […]