Finally, after years of planning, Connecticut's governor and General Assembly chartered the school in October of 1701. Yale first opened as The Collegiate School in Killingworth and then Saybrook, at ...

In 1716 the "Collegiate School of Connecticut" was permanently established in New Haven, and at the suggestion of Cotton Mather, another Harvard man, it received the name of Elihu Yale ...

Yale was founded on October 9, 1701 in New Haven, Connecticut. First named The Collegiate School of Connecticut, it was renamed Yale University after a Elihu Yale who provided a generous donation ...

Bates College RIOS Institute, $2,000 for the working group on “The Inner Landscape of Critical Thinking.” Mays Imad, Biology. Community Foundation of Eastern Connecticut, $2,000 for the Genesis High ...

The mission of the Connecticut College Lab School is to provide, within a community context, a model child- and family-focused early childhood program for toddlers and young children of diverse ...

A key player in opposition to the New Haven college was David Daggett, a founder of Yale Law School and former U.S. senator.

The launch of the North Star Fellowship, an initiative to help train school leaders in their efforts to develop more charter ...

Two Connecticut school districts were named among the 50 best in the country, according to new Niche rankings on the "2025 ...

Yale is a private Ivy League college that was founded in 1701, making it ... is a relatively small school, with just 2,500 ...

Ambitious students can earn both high school and college credit through a concurrent enrollment program at the University of Connecticut. Learn more from the Connecticut State Department of Education.

Ambitious students can earn both high school and college credit through a concurrent enrollment program at the University of Connecticut. Learn more from the Connecticut State Department of Education.