Lawmakers’ plan to stop wave of CT kids from being disconnected advances
With more than 119,000 Connecticut youth at risk or disconnected, lawmakers are urgently trying to find ways to keep students on the path to employment and education.
Dalio Education collaborates with schools, non‑profit organizations, and communities across Connecticut to support educators and help young people to succeed.
By collaborating with school communities and non-profits, we can help keep students on-track toward graduation and support youth who are off-track or disconnected.
With more than 119,000 Connecticut youth at risk or disconnected, lawmakers are urgently trying to find ways to keep students on the path to employment and education.
The Community Foundation of Eastern Connecticut welcomes the “119K Commission,” the newly established initiative by the CT Conference of Municipalities (CCM).
The 119K Commission met for the first time Tuesday. The group is tasked with finding ways to help students at risk of not graduating. The 119K number comes from a commissioned study last fall, showing the number of students disconnected from school or at risk of not graduating.