Kids’ Scholarship Fund (KSF), an independent Connecticut nonprofit, is pleased to announce that it has received a community grant from Groton Utilities. “We are so grateful for the support as our organization expands scholarship eligibility to children and families of New London County,” said Nicole Talmadge, executive director, KSF.
The Children’s Educational Opportunity Foundation of Connecticut (CEOCT) has named Nicole Talmadge its new Executive Director. Talmadge, who most recently served as Director of Development at The Country School in Madison, Connecticut, will be tasked with growing the infrastructure of CEOCT and increasing the number of scholarships awarded to Connecticut’s children.
The CEO Foundation of Connecticut is pleased to announce our new Program Manager—Hannah DeBruler. In the newly created role, Hannah oversees the scholarship application process for CEO families and works with schools and parents to...
In this podcast you’ll hear stories about the many children and families who have benefited from CEO’s K-8 parochial and private school scholarships, the impact these scholarships have on the trajectory of students’ lives, and...
Waterbury families get helping hand for private school tuition by Marc E. Fitch Connecticut Inside Investigator May 4, 2022 Juliana is 11 years old and one of nine children, nearly all of whom have attended the Children’s...
Congratulations to Marina, a CEO Scholar at St. Theresa School, for being awarded the 5th Grade Student of the Month certificate. The award is the latest of many academic awards and recognition that Marina has...