A coalition of six of the state’s leading education and business groups – CAPSS, CAS, CABE, CBIA, CCER, CONNCAN – urge legislators not to back down from key pillars of…

The Connecticut Council for Education Reform applauds Governor Malloy in taking bold action by forming the Office of Early Childhood. Clearly, he recognizes that the failings with early learning in…

A coalition of six of the state’s leading education and business groups – CAPSS, CAS, CABE, CBIA, CCER, CONNCAN – outline common legislative goals New Haven, Connecticut (January 30, 2013)…

Hartford, Connecticut (September 19, 2012)—The Connecticut Council for Education Reform (CCER) is pleased to announce the addition of Ned Lamont to their Board of Directors, effective immediately. Lamont has long…

The Connecticut Council for Education Reform (CCER), a non-profit organization representing business and civic leaders, has gained invaluable knowledge and experience with the newest addition to its Board of Directors,…

On the heels of the bi-partisan success of Senate Bill. 458, signed by Governor Malloy on May 15, 2012, the coalition of six education, community, and business groups that worked…

“Lack of urgency” in new bill considered unacceptable HARTFORD—Six education and business groups* today released a joint analysis of revisions to Senate Bill 24 and suggestions for improving the bill…

In February, before the legislative session began, our coalition of six education and business groups came together, for the first time, to present a common position on important educational challenges…

NEW HAVEN, CT  – The Connecticut Council for Education Reform (CCER) today announced a two-week advertising campaign to generate public awareness and engage a broader group of residents in the…

Lack of transparency led to a weak version of reform bill that will impede progress for students HARTFORD—Six education and business groups* today came together to express disappointment over the…

Organization also announces Board leadership changes HARTFORD, CT –The Connecticut Council for Education Reform (CCER), a non-profit organization representing business and civic leaders, has expanded its Board of Directors with…

HARTFORD, CT – The executive director of the Connecticut Council for Education Reform (CCER), Rae Ann Knopf, testified today in front of the Legislature’s Education Committee in support of Senate…