By Scott Benjamin
Harding said that he disagrees with a plan by the Connecticut chapter of Education Reform Now, which according to CT Mirror wants to bill some of the wealthiest school districts and use the revenue to help the poorest school districts
CT Mirror reported that Education Reform Now has stated that Connecticut is one of only seven states in which the municipalities don't contribute any funds to the pensions of the teachers in their public school districts. The state has completely funded those pensions since 1939.