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Finding back-to-school success for students with special needs
HARTFORD, Conn. — Tommy Healy is spending his summer learning to ride a bike with the Miracle League of Connecticut. “When you see those moments, it just fills your heart,” said his dad, Ryan Healy. Kimberly Walton’s son Mason is part of the program, too. “Beyond my...
CT group provides clinics to help students with FAFSA
A Connecticut group is hosting an information clinic tomorrow about the Free Application for Federal Student Aid program, known as FAFSA. The Center for Latino Progress is hosting the session to help students access financial resources to attend college. Technical issues delayed FAFSA submission for many students this year and the application process can be overwhelming.
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