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COVID-19 may have forced school districts across the countries to close, but LEARN and several of its districts have no plans to let young minds stay idle.

Seeking to limit the spread of COVID-19, LEARN will close for at least two weeks.

RMMS 4th Grader Makayla Couzelis's letter on climate change caught the attention of "Face the Nation" host Margaret Brennan.

Dual Language & Arts Magnet Middle School (DL&AMMS), at 51 Daniels Avenue in Waterford, will close at the end of the 2019-20 school year in June.

The Connecticut River Academy (CTRA) is launching National Magnet School Month with a major accomplishment: the high school has been honored as a National Magnet School of Excellence for 2020.

Information on LEARN's decision to close Dual Language & Arts Magnet Middle School at its current location after the 2019-2020 school year.

Goals for a successful career never seemed as clear – or as attainable – as they do for Ra’anaa Clarke, who has thrived at Three Rivers Middle College.

LEARN and Goodwin University have hired Christina Zlatin as director for their new Middle School Program at the Connecticut River Academy (CTRA).

LEARN is pleased to announce that the Executive Committee of the Board of Directors has appointed JT Foster as the interim principal of the Connecticut River Academy (CTRA).

LEARN is delighted to announce that Tonja Kelly has been named the permanent principal of Riverside Magnet School (RMS) at Goodwin University.

U.S. News & World Report once again ranked Marine Science Magnet High School (MSMHS) as one of the best public high schools in Connecticut.

LEARN has named Tara Amatrudo as the new principal of Marine Science Magnet High School in Groton.

For almost 35 years, Ms. Cinderella’s stories have been part of the fabric of what makes Regional RMMS a beloved place for children. Now she's ready to share her gift with the world.

RecycleCT has honored the WormED program at the LEARN Transition Academy with a $1,400 grant.

LEARN successfully facilitated a process to secure an efficient financial management system for school districts and municipal governments in the area.

LEARN student Jake Shumbo has made it his mission to inspire people with disabilities to overcome all challenges to achieve their dreams. His parents, Dawn and Tom Shumbo, have supported him throughout his journey, and on November 21, their advocacy efforts were formally recognized.

Two Dual Language & Arts Magnet Middle School (DL&AMMS) Robotics teams are set to return to the state championship competition in December, continuing a legacy of excellence that has become a hallmark of the school.

She may be only seven years old, but this month Camille Felty took a first step to changing the world for the better.

LEARN is delighted to congratulate two of its scholars from the Marine Science Magnet High School who were among 13 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. scholarship recipients honored on Thursday, Oct. 17.

High school students mentor elementary youngsters through science and service.

LEARN has expanded its professional expertise by welcoming new Math Systems Developer Jennifer Pinto, an asset to students and teachers in the region.

The LEARN 2018-19 Annual Report is published and is available to review.

5th Grade Teacher Audrey Kelley of Riverside Magnet School has proved a mentor to colleagues and delight to her students.

The Advanced Manufacturing Program at the Connecticut River Academy (CTRA) is critical to helping the state address a growing employment need. With Matthew Dadona now leading the program, CTRA students are on the right track to meet industry demands.

LEARN has named Bridgette Gordon-Hickey as Deputy Executive Director, recognizing her leadership throughout the agency over the past 11 years.

Andrea Mea begins work immediately as Assistant Principal at LEARN’s Regional Multicultural Magnet School.

LEARN is delighted to welcome an innovative leader to guide the agency’s family of interdistrict magnet schools and support the development of professional learning systems for educators throughout the region.

LEARN is delighted to announce that Regional Multicultural Magnet School (RMMS) Principal Dr. Susan Iwanicki is the agency’s new Director of Curriculum and Instruction.

Mariana Reyes, of Waterford, has been promoted to Regional Multicultural Magnet School interim principal for the 2019-20 school year.

LEARN Welcomes New CFO Michael Belden