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Connecticut Department of Children and Youth Services parent education and support evaluation initiative: Final report by David Karraker, 1991 What parents and teachers should know about academic acceleration practitioners' guide (SuDoc ED 1.310/2:421851) by Alex Guenther, 1998 Community Inclusion Outreach Training Project final report (SuDoc ED 1.310/2:403707) by U.S. Dept of Education, 1996 Inclusion, a right, not a privilege (SuDoc ED 1.310/2:407816) by U.S. Dept of Education, 1996 Parenting through play for school readiness (SuDoc ED 1.310/2:429663) by Jerome L. Singer, 1998

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81. Wilton High School College/Career Resource Center: Scholarships
    connecticut Student Loan Foundation connecticut Student Loan within thje FederalFamily education Loan Program assistance to students and parents seeking to  
    http://www.wilton.k12.ct.us/whs/gui/list.htm
    
    Extractions: If you are a dependent student, encourage your parents to apply for their own PIN. Parents can apply for their own PINs in order to sign their children's FAFSA electronically. Parents who have multiple children applying for federal aid only need one (1) PIN. With your PINs, you and your parent(s) can electronically sign the FAFSA. The PIN simplifies the application process and allows you to get your results faster.

82. Connecticut Private School, Private School In Connecticut, Connecticut High Priv
    15000 graduates) and a high parent approval rating. over 20+ comprehensive distanceeducation classes for Iresources for connecticut private school Found 31  
    http://www.watcheducation.com/connecticut-private-school.html

83. Groton Public Schools | Teacher Links
    makes it easy for teachers, parents, students, GEF); Copyright Condensed (HeartlandArea education Agency II connecticut Digital Library @ www.iconn.org iCONN  
    http://www.groton.k12.ct.us/teacher.htm
    
    Extractions: Wonderful resources from throughout our district and beyond, chock-full of information! Internet Based Learning Unit Subject - Social Studies, Grade 5 (Explorers) The Federal Resources for Educational Excellence The Groton Education Foundation (GEF) (Heartland Area education Agency II) Connecticut Digital Library @ www.iconn.org iCONN is part of the Connecticut Education Network. It provides all students, faculty and residents with online access to essential library and information resources. It is administered by the Connecticut State Library in conjunction with the Department of Higher Education. The web site includes Resources for the Public, Schools, and Colleges, Library Catalogs, Library Home Pages and much, much more. CEUs http://www.state.ct.us/sde/dtl/cert/CEUCT99.PDF

84. Hot Topics - Educational Resources - CT-N - Connecticut, State, Government, Prog
    consider and conditions the parents and students Contact Paul Skaff for EducationalResources Requests and x 105 Copyright © 20022004 connecticut Network All  
    http://www.ctn.state.ct.us/civics/hot_topics_02.asp
    
    Extractions: On this page you will find bills that were debated during the 2002 Connecticut General Assembly session. Each bill is followed by the materials that are needed for use in one of the Lesson Plans. Included among the provided materials is a “Debate Index” that can aid students with following the videotaped debate and the “Bill Information” document that includes the text of the bill, a fiscal impact statement, summary and related background information. Any additionally required materials will be specified within the individual lesson plan.

85. Links
    Arconti email Lorilu725@aol.com connecticut Family Support Kids A support groupfor parents/guardians and in the Wethersfield Special education Program.  
    http://www.uconnced.org/links.htm

86. About Charter Schools From The Center For Education Reform
    connecticut s Choice Proposal the bar across the board and offers parents the freedom SeattleCharter School Activists Recieve Best of education Reform Award  
    http://edreform.com/charter_schools/
    
    Extractions: About Charter Schools from the Center for Education Reform Newswire - February 3, 2004 Choice Opponents, Step Aside ... Connecticut's Choice Proposal ... Award-Winning Charters ... Show of Strength in Mississippi ... Auto-Pilot ... Charter Voice on CA Board ... Building Excellent Schools Spare the School, Despoil the Child New York Post Editorial , January 30, 2004 "Because Reisenbach is a charter school, not a traditional public school, something can be done about its chronic and abysmal failures: It can be shut. SUNY trustees were asked to do just that. Instead, they punted." Newswire - January 27, 2004 A Bridge to a Charter School: City Offers Campus Space in Return for Assistance By Justin Blum , Washington Post , January 25, 2004 "What we're seeing now is a recognition that the District itself cannot handle . . . everything it needs to do by itself in a centralized way," said Jeanne Allen of the Center for Education Reform, a Washington-based group that supports charter schools. Charter Schools

87. OSEP Technical Assistance And Dissemination Network Projects
    Centers Region 6 TAC Matrix parent Network and educational Development (AED) 1825Connecticut Avenue, NW National Center on Secondary education and Transition  
    http://www.dssc.org/frc/oseptad.htm

88. Resources
    child care centers, family resource centers. Demonstration Projects University ofConnecticut AJ Pappanikou in Developmental Disabilities education, Research and  
    http://www.birth23.org/Resources/default.asp

89. Community Services - Stratford Connecticut
    Services 468 Birdseye Street Stratford, connecticut 06615. Parents Place providesparent education and support programs, a resource library, and a  
    http://www.townofstratford.com/communityservices/index.shtm
    
    Extractions: Request E-Newsletter ... Community Services Staff S tratford Community Services is a municipal agency committed to the positive, healthy development and well-being of Stratford residents, with a special emphasis on children, youth, and families. Stratford Community Services was first funded in 1972 as a community response to the problem of substance abuse. Today, it is both a planning and a coordinating agency along with providing direct services. Stratford Community Services is the local Youth Service Bureau and works closely with the Stratford Youth and Family Advisory Board and the School Readiness and Child Care Advisory Council to assess community needs, develop plans to meet those needs, and implement programs directly or in cooperation with other organizations Stratford Community Services receives additional funding from: Stratford Community Services is a member of: Connecticut Association For Human Services Connecticut Coalition to Stop Underage Drinking Connecticut Youth Services Association Family Resource Coalition

90. Error
    influential adults (eg, drivers education teachers, insurance theachers, School Officials,parents, and Elk Lodge 1311 in Willimantic, connecticut created a  
    http://www.elks.org/drugs/

91. Learn In Freedom! Education Reform, Home-Schooling Links
    also includes photo tours of connecticut, for some about homeschooling and plentyof parents participate in Michael s Home education Home Page Interesting page  
    http://learninfreedom.org/homeschool_hotlist.html
    
    Extractions: Karl M. Bunday Below are links to more than one hundred other Web pages, beginning with other pages on this Learn in Freedom! TM site, followed by links to other sites about education reform, homeschooling, or other interesting subjects. Below are links to other main pages on this Learn in Freedom! TM site, listed by the order in which they have received visits in a recent two-month period. (Some of the pages listed link to subpages that are not listed here.) Most of these pages have recently been updated. Visit one of the pages you haven't visited before, and see something new and thought-provoking. Home Page (Learn in Freedom! Education Reform, Home-Schooling Resources) Colleges That Admit Homeschoolers FAQ (with links to several subpages) How to Get Started in Homeschooling Research on Homeschooling Socialization Home Schooling Resource Guides (with links to new related pages) Current and Choice Books on Homeschooling Homeschooling is Growing Worldwide (with links to new related pages) Selected Articles on Homeschooling Nobel Prize Winners Hate School Language Development of Children Books on Reading Instruction (Learn to Read at Home) ... About Karl M. Bunday

92. Connecticut Department Of Education
    connecticut Department of Higher education. Single Parents Directory of Departmentof education Websites Single Parents - Directory of Department of  
    http://www.kbojibwacc.com/6/connecticut-department-of-education.html
    
    Extractions: The Connecticut Department of Higher Education provides information about institutions of higher education in Connecticut to the public regarding costs, academic programs, degrees and completions... Welcome to the Connecticut Department of Higher Education . And to our website — www.ctdhe.org ... Delaware Department of Education [DEDOE Home]

93. Www4teachers | Professional Development | SpEd Links
    and enrichment programs; Center for Gifted education from the University of connecticut. LDOnline guide to learning disabilities for parents, teachers  
    http://www.4teachers.org/profd/spedlinks.shtml
    
    Extractions: Nowadays, more and more teachers are working with students with special needs, students who are underserved, or youth at risk. Visit the links at the right to learn how to serve them. Return to Professional Development main page. Other pages like this: Read stories about special needs and at-risk students.

94. Connecticut Health Resources
    that provides advice and support to connecticut parents of children with disabilitiesregarding educational opportunities, legal rights and resources.  
    http://library.uchc.edu/departm/hnet/connecticut.html

95. Links
    Educators Links from and about connecticut Software resources the Web - List ofeducation and entertainment sites specifically for kids, parents and teachers  
    http://www.crec.org/curriculum/edulinks.shtml

96. Welcome To Family Support America
    Literacy Program, Head Start, Parents as Teachers, and Young Parents Program. TheCore Team of Family Support connecticut consists of Department of education.  
    http://www.familysupportamerica.org/content/mapping_dir/fsstates/fsa_ct.htm
    
    Extractions: Colorado Connecticut Georgia Michigan ... West Virginia Family Support Connecticut Highlights of State Accomplishments State Framework Family Support Connecticut was initiated by the Governor’s office.It is currently convened by the directors of Connecticut’s health, education, and human services agencies whose staff work together to create a common statewide agenda for children and families and to coordinate their various family support efforts, which include: 15 Parent Education and Support Centers (program begun in 1987, funded by the Department of Children and Families, and linked through a network) 60 family support centers in schools (program begun in 1989, funded through the Department of Education—over the past five years has grown 564 percent, from 3 to 60 programs, which are linked through a network) A Parent Leadership Training Institute providing democracy and leadership training to thousands of parents (developed through the state’s Commission on Children) A Family Support Training and Credentialing Program (funding secured by the state through a cross-agency team—fully operational by the end of 2000) State and federally funded programs including: Even Start Family Literacy Program, Head Start, Parents as Teachers, and Young Parents Program

97. CPEC Foundation Recommended Links
    issues and problems of contemporary parenting and schooling. National education AssociationThe NEA is the in most school districts in connecticut are members  
    http://www.cpec.org/about/links.html
    
    Extractions: This site features an extensive list of opinion and research articles on public education policy. The directors of the Network take a dim view of the current state of the public educational "system" in the country. You can count on this site and the NEA site mentioned below to provide contradicting viewpoints on education policy. Education Commission of the States The purpose of NPIN is to provide information to parents and those who work with parents and to foster the exchange of parenting materials. Materials included as full text on NPIN have been reviewed for reliability and usefulness. Publications, brochures, and other materials that are merely listed on NPIN may not have been reviewed and are included for informational purposes only. The Alliance for Parental Involvement in Education The Alliance for Parental Involvement in Education is a nonprofit organization which assists and encourages parental involvement in education, wherever that education takes place: in public school, in private school, or at home. AllPIE offers a newsletter (Options in Learning), annual conferences and retreats, a book catalog, workshops, lending library and more.

98. TEACH - The Education Association Of Christian Homeschoolers
    The purpose of The education Association of Christian Homeschoolers (TEACH) is to further the interests of home education of children by their parents. To accomplish this, TEACH provides services  
    http://www.teachct.org/

99. Education
    External Affairs and The Justice education Center, Inc. the Board of Parole, the ConnecticutSexual Assault video offers suggestions on how parents can discuss  
    http://www.jud.state.ct.us/educational.htm
    
    Extractions: Connecticut Court s Curriculum The Connecticut Judicial Branch, in collaboration with the Justice Education Center, Inc. and the Connecticut Judges’ Association, has developed Connecticut Courts: An Interactive Curriculum in Three Segments for High School Students , which provides high school students with a thorough understanding of the rule of law, the role of the courts and the structure and function of the Judicial Branch. The goal of the curriculum was to provide teachers with a resource to assist them in educating high school students about the role and function of the Judicial Branch and how it interrelates with the other two branches of government.

100. CTLegal
     If parents do not believe that their school is offering their child an IndividualizedEducation Plan (IEP Due Process Unit at the connecticut State Department  
     http://www.ctfeat.org/CTlegal.htm
     
     Extractions: Home About CT FEAT FEAT - Other States ABA Consultants ... Recursos en Espanol CONNECTICUT LEGAL DECISIONS I. SOME CONNECTICUT DUE PROCESS CASES PERTAINING TO ABA FUNDING As of 11/97 there were three Connecticut legal decisions pertaining to the issue of whether Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) based services are the most appropriate educational intervention for children with autism spectrum disorders. All three decisions involve claims against school systems. To date, there has been no Connecticut ABA case against the Birth to Three system that has gone all the way to hearing. The first decision is called In Re Child With Disabilities, No. 95-301, (11/20/95) and was decided in favor of the parents. The decision is believed to be against the town of Middletown (certain aspects of these decisions, such as the identities of the parties, must be kept confidential under the law). The Hearing Officer in that decision, Edward Pepyne, is a lawyer. To read the full text of the decision in In Re Child With Disabilities, No.95-301, CLICK HERE The second decision is In Re Child With Disabilities, No. 95-263 (5/3/96)

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