Arianna Rodriguez, a master’s student in the Higher Education and Student Affairs (HESA) program, pens a commentary on college admissions policies.

Alyssa Dunn is quoted about teacher burnout and new teachers.

Doug Kaufman comments about a possible new law requiring cursive writing.

Michael Coyne and Rachael Gabriel are quoted on reading waivers in Connecticut.

The Neag School is mentioned as a partner with the new UConn civics education program.

Preston Green comments on the appointment of the Education Law Association’s new president.

Neag School alumna Kiana Foster-Mauro is featured about being recognized as the 2024 Connecticut Teacher of the Year. See Also – Office of Gov. Ned Lamont

Neag School’s new Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) certificate program is featured; Sara Renzulli is quoted. See Also – The Chronicle, FIOR Reports

Brianna Bobo, a master’s student in the IB/M program, is recognized as a 2024 Alma Exley Scholar.

Don Leu, a retired Neag School faculty member, is mentioned after winning a seat on the school board in Point Roberts, Washington.