Will the Teachers’ Union Crush Education Opportunity in Connecticut?

The state is poised to expand school choice — unless the faulty arguments and transparent agenda of the union carry the day.

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Connecticut is a state of contradictions when it comes to education. On the one hand, it boasts some of the wealthiest schools in the United States, particularly in Fairfield County — also known as the “Gold Coast.” Conversely, the state suffers from one of the nation’s highest “education gaps” between high- and low-income households.

And while the state ranks among the most educated, Connecticut’s test scores dropped faster than the national average across multiple categories in a 2022 study by the National Assessment of Educational Progress.

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Andrew Fowler

Andrew Fowler is a communications specialist at Yankee Institute, a Connecticut-based public-policy organization. He formerly served on the Milford Board of Education.

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