New education bills in Connecticut have seen a mix of successes and setbacks in the 2026 legislative session. Lawmakers approved measures aimed at expanding access to early childhood education and strengthening support for students with disabilities, including funding for specialized programs and teacher training. However, proposals to overhaul school funding formulas and implement sweeping curriculum changes were left unresolved, leaving key debates on education equity and resources still open. The outcomes reflect ongoing tensions between funding priorities and broader policy reforms in the state’s education system.
CT education legislation: What passed and what failed in 2026 CT Mirror
