Equable Institute

07/16/2025

Today, Equable released the 2025 edition of our annual report, State of Pensions. Despite underwhelming investment returns, public pension funds will see a funded ratio improvement in 2025. Read more here: https://bit.ly/4nQYqQ4

06/11/2025

: At least one-third of school districts report funding cuts due to rising pension costs in the last five years and it's impacting teacher pay, support programs, and more.

Read it here: https://bit.ly/45oF2mZ

01/31/2025

Connecting the Dots: It turns out that by making CT teacher pension financing more fair and equitable, the state can also save hundreds of millions of dollars that could be reinvested into education. Dalio Education

Learn more: https://bit.ly/40H6msG

01/30/2025

The 119K Commission ( and Dalio Education) uncovered high rates of youth disconnection across CT schools.

Do high-need districts deserve more or less state funding for teacher compensation?

Should be a no brainer. https://bit.ly/40P3U4m

01/29/2025

Don't miss our new brief, which shows a relationship between CT’s investment in teacher retirement and the percentage of disconnected youth in Connecticut public school districts.
Dalio Education
https://bit.ly/40H6msG

01/28/2025

: Connecting the Dots on Disconnected Youth: CT Towns with Highest Percentages of Disconnected Youth Receive Lowest Per Pupil Pension Subsidies from the State



Read all about it here:
https://bit.ly/40P3U4m

Equable Institute has released a new brief showing a relationship between the state’s investment in teacher retirement and the percentage of disconnected youth in Connecticut […]

01/08/2025

Today, Equable released the Year-End Update to State of Pensions 2024. Public pension funds have fared well this calendar year, thanks to strong market performance. Continued Read the report here: https://bit.ly/3BO8eHH

11/18/2024

WHO BENEFITS from the state’s inequitable ?
↪ More affluent school districts.

42% of Connecticut students come from lower-income families... But they receive only a 32% share of the Per Pupil Pension Subsidy.
https://bit.ly/48RtIzf

11/15/2024

On average, the highest performing districts in CT receive $764 more per student from the state to support teacher compensation.

Learn more: https://bit.ly/48RtIzf

11/14/2024

💡 : Connecticut's funding of teacher pension obligations favors wealthier, less diverse, and higher-performing public school districts.💡

Full report here: https://bit.ly/48RtIzf

11/14/2024

: CT’s Teacher Financing is Reinforcing

Read all about it here: https://bit.ly/3Z6QZKg