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In a tight timeframe, the special master made a quick recommendation, and will now be paid $36,400. “We’re pleased that the Supreme Court adopted the special master’s recommended plan,” said Senate Majority Leader Martin Looney, a New Haven Democrat. ...
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Malloy’s biggest push was for wide-ranging education reforms, which he said were critical in light of Connecticut’s educational achievement gap, the largest in the nation. According to State Senate Majority Leader Martin Looney, whose district includes...
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State Senate Majory Leader Martin Looney, D-New Haven, shakes hands with Tim Bannon, Chief of Staff for Gov. Malloy after passage of the UConn lab bill during a special session of the Connecticut General Assembly at the Capitol in Harford, Conn. ,... View Photo »
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Ten years ago there were three Democratic representatives and three Republicans representatives in Congress and there was a mutual interest in reaching a resolution on redistricting
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And students in bilingual programs will be included in the Limited English Proficient category, a factor in ECS funding. Senate Majority Leader Martin Looney of New Haven said he supports the additional payments to charters, which have been depending...
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Malloy wants to spend $329 million on education reform in Connecticut (slideshow)
The Middletown Press
Malloy wants the state to take over the 25 worst schools in terms of low achievement, if the local boards fail to have a sufficient plan to help them. Municipalities will not lose funding and many will gain with the educational changes. State Sen....
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Malloy proposes spending $56.4M to increase alternative schools, transform 25 lowest-achieving schools
West Hartford NewsMalloy said the plan creates incentives for creation of local charter schools with an additional $3,000 available for each student and a $500,000 startup grant. It would also look to some flexibility from teachers to allow the charters to work. State...
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Connecticut Gov. Dannel P. Malloy signs a two-year $40.1 billion budget bill into law as Speaker of the House Christopher Donovan, D-,Meriden, left, State Sen. Toni Harp, D-New Haven, second from left, House Majority Leader Brendan Sharkey D-Hamden,... View Photo »
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To convince the court, we’d have to have some belief that this can be resolved and right now we are far apart philosophically
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Malloy proposes spending $56.4M to increase alternative schools, transform 25 lowest-achieving schools
The Middletown Press
Malloy said the plan creates incentives for creation of local charter schools with an additional $3,000 available for each student and a $500,000 startup grant. It would also look to some flexibility from teachers to allow the charters to work. State...
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Legislators return to state Capitol Wednesday, tackle jobs, liquor laws, budget not changing according to Malloy
The Register Citizen
Malloy is proposing a substantial reorganization of the entire industry, not just allowing retail liquor sales on Sundays — a proposal that has been opposed by the package store association for years, said Senate Majority Leader Martin Looney, D-New...
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Connecticut Gov. Dannel P. Malloy signs a two-year $40.1 billion budget bill into law as Speaker of the House Christopher Donovan, D-,Meriden, left, State Sen. Toni Harp, D-New Haven, second from left, House Majority Leader Brendan Sharkey D-Hamden, behind left, Sen Majority Leader...
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Connecticut Gov. Dannel P. Malloy signs a two-year $40.1 billion budget bill into law as Speaker of the House Christopher Donovan, D-,Meriden, left, State Sen. Toni Harp, D-New Haven, second from left, House Majority Leader Brendan Sharkey D-Hamden, behind left, Sen Majority Leader...
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