Aspire Living & Learning bought the 47-acre former University of New Haven campus in Orange. Its 70,680-square-foot building will be renovated over the coming year, with programs targeted for summer 2027.
A Bridgeport school board committee held off on seeking state fiscal oversight, and the City Council's agenda carried a $250,000 downtown land sale and grant requests.
Orange's Zoning Board of Appeals approved a variance for new front steps on College Street, and the Town Plan and Zoning Commission cancelled its Oct. 6 meeting.
Woodbridge votes Tuesday, Oct. 13, on a $118.5 million Beecher Road School plan after its town meeting. A two-thirds yes passes it; absentee ballots are in person only.
Bridgeport Board of Education Vice Chair Joseph Sokolovic wrote in The Connecticut Mirror that the state's sample school-aid reforms would leave the district nearly $17 million short in 2027-28.
Woodbridge's Amity Regional Board of Education was scheduled to consider a 2026-2029 administrative assistant contract and hear school updates Sept. 28; minutes were not posted by Oct. 2.
Amity’s board had a Sept. 28 agenda on planning, assessment results and a staff contract; minutes were not posted by Oct. 2. A selectmen’s committee agenda listed a rough draft policy for Sept. 29.
New Haven committees were scheduled to take up parking and automated enforcement ordinances, school-facility concerns and appointments to several city commissions; minutes were not posted by Oct. 2.
A Bridgeport school board committee takes up an application for state fiscal intervention and oversight Oct. 5; the City Council meets that night on market, Shot Tower and East Main grants.
Durham’s Student Achievement Committee meeting set for Sept. 23 was canceled. The agenda listed student data, summer programming, literacy planning and an introduction of a new student member.
Bridgeport's Sept. 21 City Council agenda listed proposed litigation settlements and board appointments for referral. The school board's special-meeting agenda included discussion of self-evaluation and goal setting.
Southington’s school board approved the 2026–27 superintendent goals, sent the Thalberg roof plans to the state and awarded a $49,400 fencing contract Sept. 24.