Reports’ assessments of city schools differ
Tensions between City Hall and Connecticut Coalition for Achievement Now escalated last week as two independent companies released contradictory reports on the quality of New Haven’s education system.
Adrea Hernandez/Contributing Photographer
The report issued by Cambridge Education praised the New Haven school system; that of ConnCAN criticized below-average performance.
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