HARTFORD, Conn. – Gov. Dannel P. Malloy vetoed three bills Friday related to the state’s education system.
The first bill would have increased the number of University of Connecticut Board of Trustee members.
The second would have removed the Office of Higher Education from any role in approving new and revised academic programs.
The third bill would have required any unsubstantiated records of school employees related to abuse and neglect to be removed from their file.
According to the dates on the veto message, Malloy vetoed all three bills before leaving for a Democratic Governors Association retreat in Nantucket.
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