School districts in Connecticut are local government entities responsible for managing public education within specific geographic areas. Each district oversees the operation of elementary, middle, and high schools, ensuring that students receive quality education in accordance with state standards. There are 169 school districts in Connecticut, varying in size and demographics. Some districts serve urban areas, while others cater to suburban or rural communities. The Connecticut State Department of Education provides guidelines and support to help these districts meet educational goals and improve student outcomes.