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What CT public education needs to work on, according to educators at State Capitol summit

Educators at the State Capitol summit pressed for higher starting pay to improve retention.
Panelists cited teacher shortages and funding gaps as top challenges in Connecticut public schools.
Panelists urged more bilingual and Latino representation in education leadership and panels.
Educators called for policies to diversify hiring and improve exit interviews for teachers of color.
There was a push for statewide policy banning cellphones in schools to reduce distractions.
Participants highlighted the need for more student counseling and special education resources.
DEI policies were championed by lawmakers and educators as essential for equity in education.
Panelists urged protections for teachers against political changes and FOIA exposure.
The summit released 2026 legislative priorities from CEA, AFT, CAPSS, and CABE.

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