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Linda Lambeck

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Former education reporter for Connecticut Post, current @WestportJournal.com correspondent. Education still in my blood. Email me @ lindalambeck@gmail.com
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Stamford students struggle to reach state standard for new SAT

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By Nelson Oliveira Verified, Linda Lambeck
| Middletown Press Verified
STAMFORD — Although it is too early to know how effective the revamped SAT is in predicting student success, newly released data indicates that about half or fewer of Stamford’s high school juniors are meeting state standards. The results come from the new SAT taken last spring by nearly all public school 11th-graders as it replaced the state’s standardized test.
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Fairfield U. responds to ‘ghetto party’

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By Linda Lambeck, Silvia Foster-Frau Verified
| Middletown Press Verified
FAIRFIELD — A “ghetto-themed” party hosted Saturday by Fairfield University students in off-campus housing has set off both an investigation and a call for more sensitivity on the sprawling, suburban campus. “It is truly disappointing to see my fellow students ... behave in such a manner that mocks (another) race,” Anmol Tabassum, a Bridgeport resident and Fairfield University sophomore, said Monday.
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How much schools asked for does not match their federal Coronavirus Relief Funds

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By Linda Lambeck
| Stamford Advocate Verified
Students sit at a safe social distance during the stem summer camp at Fairchild Wheeler Interdistrict Magnet High School, in Bridgeport, Conn. Aug. 19, 2020. The governor is making federal money available to schools interested in increasing their summer school offerings. Ned Gerard / Hearst Connecticut Media Earlier this month the governor announced the commitment of nearly $131 million in federal Coronavirus Relief Funds to assist districts with the costs of safely reopening schools.
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