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EdAdvance is proud to share that Robin Moore, Professional Learning Specialist, is featured in a recent CT Insider article highlighting proposed changes to Connecticut’s high school math curriculum. The article explores a statewide effort to modernize math instruction and expand learning pathways beyond traditional calculus, with a greater emphasis on areas such as statistics, data science, and applied mathematics. Moore emphasizes the importance of equipping students with re

U.S. Senator Chris Murphy joined U.S. Representative Jahana Hayes and U.S. Representative John Larson for a visit to EdAdvance’s Early Childhood Learning Center in Torrington.

We are incredibly grateful to the State of Connecticut for recognizing the urgent need to sustain mental health support in schools throughout Litchfield County.

EdAdvance is excited to announce the opening of a brand-new dental clinic for its Head Start & Early Head Start students, made possible through a partnership with Brooker Memorial. The clinic, located directly within the EdAdvance Early Childhood Learning Center, brings essential dental services right to the children who need them most. “ We are very proud of our early childhood program, of our historic program and of this facility, and how all of us can work together to do

EdAdvance has been awarded a $100,000 Thrive from the Start State Capacity Building Grant to lead a statewide initiative aimed at improving service coordination for pregnant people, infants, and toddlers facing homelessness or housing instability in Connecticut.

We’re thrilled to share ChatEDU has been named the #1 podcast on Forbes’ 2025 list of “ 10 Podcasts That Shaped the AI in Education Conversation ”! In a year marked by rapid advances in artificial intelligence and its impact on learning environments, ChatEDU stood out as a leading voice helping educators, technologists, students, and policymakers navigate this dynamic new era. Forbes journalist Dan Fitzpatrick writes: “With thought-provoking interviews and timely discussions,

Governor Ned Lamont today announced that he is releasing $2,461,057 million in state funding to two regional education service centers to help in the improvement of public education through the coordination of high-quality, cost-effective programs and services. The funds are being released through Connecticut’s Regional Performance Incentive Program , which provides grants to regional councils of governments and regional education service centers that coordinate functions and