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Episode 78: Slow and Steady Isn’t Working for CT Schools - Two T’s in a Pod

Connecticut's state budget dedicated millions of new dollars to public education this year, so why are so many towns struggling to fund their schools? CEA President Kate Dias and Vice President Joslyn DeLancey talk education funding with New Haven Federation of Teachers President and AFT Connecticut Pre-K to 12 Divisional Vice President Leslie Blatteau. They discuss why new approaches are needed when it comes to investing in public schools and why slow and steady doesn't cut it when it comes to ensuring the best for Connecticut children.
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  4. Episode 75: Dr. Miguel Cardona on Building CT’s Future 39:54
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