Education

Check out FIC’s new blog post on this developing story. Parents, we need you to file your Title IX Complaint today.

A member school of the Naugatuck Valley …
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Absentee Voting in Connecticut:

Connecticut law allows you to receive an absentee ballot if, in your judgment, an absence from your town on …
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The MORNING SESSION of FIC’s Let Kids Be Kids Webinar Series focused on a presentation by Jennifer McWilliams, a young teacher “cancelled” by her school district for exposing the …
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Connecticut legislators have proposed a bill that promises to ban conversion therapy for minors and FIC has publicly questioned the need for it.

Family Institute of Connecticut believes in the …
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When I was in high school my mother took my brother and I to Providence, RI. The beautiful town was, unbeknownst to my mom, a hot spot for the homosexual …
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For the second year, a legislative committee is considering an “Affirmative Consent” bill that purportedly changes the standard for what constitutes sexual assault on college campuses, from “no means no” …
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When we first encountered LifeZette’s story about the motivation behind Glastonbury High School’s gender-neutral graduation gowns, we felt it was appropriate to treat it as suspicious, but unconfirmed.

Yesterday afternoon …
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Rumor has it that Glastonbury High School’s decision to switch to gender-neutral graduation gowns was made out of deference to a student at the school who identifies as transgender.

At …
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Somebody is trying awfully hard to manufacture controversy over a set of stained glass windows recently re-installed on the Southern Connecticut State University, some of which depict Christian figures or …
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We told you yesterday how Boster’s bloviating was the fruit of Herbst’s hectoring. Now, according to The Hartford Courant, the University of Connecticut has put out the following statement:

Everyone …
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