LEARN Regional Educational Service Center

An animated presentation that celebrates LEARN's history, milestones, and plans for the future.

Pre-kindergarten teacher Diane Felty is The Friendship School's 2018 Teacher of the Year.

The Connecticut River Academy 2018 grads urged to carry on their values and pursue justice.

The Marine Science Magnet High School Class of 2018 celebrated many successes and close bond at Commencement on June 19.

Fifty DLAMMS students celebrated their promotion to high school during a ceremony on June 18.

Kenia Cruz, a proud member of the Marine Science Magnet High School Class of 2018, has made a steady habit of beating the odds and overcoming challenges. With her high school graduation at hand, her next academic challenge will bring her to one of the country’s finest liberal arts colleges.

On Monday, June 11, Regional Multicultural Magnet School celebrated its 13th annual Poetry in Motion with a school-wide assembly.

Fencing played a major role in helping Three Rivers Middle College senior find his footing in academics as well as athletics.

LEARN welcomed six Chinese educators from Dong-Zhan Education Group Ltd. to southeastern Connecticut in an ongoing effort to build international partnerships.

LEARN is pleased to present its Annual Report for the 2017-18 fiscal year.

The Friendship School (TFS) has selected dedicated educator Luz Rivera as its new assistant principal.

Riverside Magnet School's expansion to a kindergarten through grade five elementary school is complete.

Special Education Teacher Erika Piver earns LEARN's top honor.

LEARN has appointed Carole Glenn, an expert on early childhood education and school accreditation, as the agency’s new Director of Young Children and Families (YCF).

The 2018-2019 LEARN Regional Calendar was adopted on September 9, 2016 by the MSSA and SECASA Superintendents.

Unafraid of taking risks and inspired by her students, Catherine Phillips the Riverside Magnet School Teacher of the Year.

School counselor and champion trampolinist Anna Scott earns top honors as Marine Science Teacher of the Year.

Britney Lisee's joyful enthusiasm has won her the appreciation of her students and peers alike.

The Class of 2018 was honored for its success and the members were encouraged to find their own Wolfpack during a Commencement ceremony held on June 19.

Hard work and dedication to families have earned The Friendship School elite accreditation from the National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC).

The Ocean Avenue LEARNing Academy is expected to open in the Fall of 2018.

Bella Hill, a 6th grader at Dual Language & Arts Magnet Middle School, heads to Michigan and the National Invention Convention.

Stay on track with LEARN's Online Summer School! Complete assignments on a schedule that fits your needs. Balance academic goals with summer requirements.

Students at four LEARN schools joined millions of kids all over the world in celebrating exercise and fitness.

A collection of stories that highlight LEARN's mission and influence.

WFSB Channel 3 meteorologist Scot Haney visited The Friendship School, delighting students from three pre-kindergarten classrooms. Haney met with students in the school library, introducing himself to the youngsters before giving them a brief lesson on weather.

The National Coast Guard Museum Association is designing and developing a future Coast Guard Museum in New London, Connecticut, to serve as a major education resource for southeastern Connecticut and the nation.

Chief Brett Mahoney paid a visit to The Friendship School on Tuesday, Jan. 9, to meet students who recently honored the Waterford Police Department.

Nine Dual Language and Arts Magnet Middle School students are set to be published in an anthology of spooky stories.

Two Robotics Teams from Dual Language & Arts Magnet Middle School are headed to the state championship after great performances at the regional competition.

Mike Rivera, a Special Education Teacher at Dual Language and Arts Magnet Middle School, has been named LEARN Teacher of the Year for 2017.

he U.S. Department of Education announced that LEARN – the Regional Educational Service Center (RESC) for southeastern Connecticut – will receive almost $15 million in a grant to expand school choice programs throughout the region.

LEARN is proud to present its 2016-17 Annual Report, featuring a retrospective and celebration of 50 years of service to Southeastern Connecticut school districts, educators, and students.

The RESC Alliance invites all educators to discover the relevance of personalized learning and how it benefits students. Join keynote speakers Benjamin Riley and Will Richardson for a “Personalized Learning: Future or Fad?” This daylong “Think-Shop” will be held Wednesday, Nov. 1, from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at Southern Connecticut State University in New Haven.

Connecticut River Academy (CTRA) has been named a Nationally Certified Magnet School by Magnet Schools of America (MSA), the national association for magnet and theme-based schools.

LEARN provides opportunities for individuals who would like to take the Parapro Assessment, a test for paraprofessionals that can be used by states and districts to comply with the No Child Left Behind Act.