A study by Sandra Chafouleas and Jessica Koslouski, along with doctoral student Sophie Hall and another colleague, is featured.
New Study Finds Gap in Tools Assessing Emotional Well-Being in Individuals With Intellectual Disabilities
March 10, 2025
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Obituary: Thomas “Tim” Pogue Weinland
March 9, 2025
Former Neag School faculty member and department chair Tim Weinland, who passed away in March, is remembered.
What is a Charter School? Supreme Court Ruling on Catholic Charter Constitutionality Hinges on Whether They’re Public or Private
March 5, 2025
Preston Green is quoted on charter schools.
What is a Charter School, Really? Are They Public or Private
March 3, 2025
Preston Green is quoted about charter schools.
What We Know — and Don’t — About METCO Students in Belmont
March 1, 2025
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.
What is a Charter School, Really? Supreme Court Ruling on Whether Catholic Charter is Constitutional Will Hinge on Whether They’re Public or Private
February 27, 2025
Preston Green pens commentary on the legality of religious charter schools.
The (Hidden) Advantages of Creativity
February 23, 2025
James Kaufman’s book, “The Creativity Advantage,” is featured.
Commissioner Russell-Tucker Assembles Technical Assistance Team for Bridgeport Public Schools, Approves Governance Training for Bridgeport Board of Education
February 20, 2025
David Erwin, past faculty member with Neag School’s UCAPP program and recipient of the Neag School’s 2005 Outstanding Superintendent Award, is mentioned.
The Metro: The Rise of Women’s Sports and the WNBA’s Potential Return to Detroit
February 10, 2025
Risa Isard was a guest panelist about women’s sports.
Episode 131: Hope Springs Eternal
February 10, 2025
UConn’s head baseball coach and Neag School alumnus Jim Penders is profiled.
