THE DAY’S OPINION
Press wins this round with White House
After a testy exchange led the Trump administration to ban a reporter, a court ruling helped restore his credentials. But this fight may not be over.
Back to the polls for good cause in Groton
A plan to build two new schools in Groton, for the same cost as renovating two older school buildings for a new use, makes a lot of sense and deserves voter support.
Much more than just learning to sail
Accreditation recognizes that NESS's experiential approach to teaching science and math, leadership and stewardship, is a true educational partner to classroom instruction.
Doesn't CMEEC get it? It has to change
Federal indictments are harder to shrug off than a wrist slap from a local ethics commission.
“The newspaper should be more than a business enterprise. It should also be the champion and protector of the public interest and defender of the people’s rights.”
- Theodore Bodenwein
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Big mistake to eliminate religion in schools
American students should be exposed to religion to have a functional knowledge of faith and principles such as doctrine, dogma, religious practice and spirituality.
Danger of teaching becoming preaching
Preaching in public schools undermines the unifying role public schools play in our communities.
GUEST COMMENTARIES
Memo to CMEEC Board: Reverse Course
Does the CMEEC board think its in-house attorney, who was there alongside Rankin the whole time, will produce an investigation with more veracity and depth than the FBI?
Mocked on SNL, veteran refused to join 'outrage culture'
As a country, we still have a lot of work to do. We need to agree on some basic rules for civil discourse.
Connecticut will reap what voters for Democrats sowed
With Democrats remaining in charge Connecticut’s taxpayers will suffer with less money, less opportunity, and less security.
