Casey Cobb is quoted about Connecticut’s Open Choice, an interdistrict program similar to the Metropolitan Council for Educational Opportunity (METCO) one that is featured.

Preston Green pens commentary on the legality of religious charter schools.

James Kaufman’s book, “The Creativity Advantage,” is featured.

David Erwin, past faculty member with Neag School’s UCAPP program and recipient of the Neag School’s 2005 Outstanding Superintendent Award, is mentioned.

Risa Isard was a guest panelist about women’s sports.

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UConn’s head baseball coach and Neag School alumnus Jim Penders is profiled.

The $2.8 million grant to UConn Stamford and the Neag School for the “Sueños Scholars: Supporting Latiné Teacher Dreams” collaboration is featured.

A study on cellphone use in schools led by Adam McCready is mentioned.

Neag School alumnus Daniel Zittoun’s family is featured about his daughter Abby connecting with the UConn women’s basketball team during her cancer treatment.