61. State Of Connecticut Street, Second Floor, Hartford, connecticut 06106 (860 Coalition for parent Involvementin education). family literacy, parent meeting, parent resource centers. http://www.cga.state.ct.us/coc/Why Parent Involvement.htm

State of Connecticut Commission on Children HOME Back to Parent Engagement and Advocacy Information Why Parent Involvement? The challenge for educators is to provide the leadership needed to bring the home, school and community together in meaningful ways to promote school readiness and school success for children. Many parents are distanced from the educational environment and the majority of educators do not know how to work well with parents. Children grow in a web of institutions: family, neighborhood, schools, church, social and health agencies that service children, local government and private employers. The interest of the child is best served when all parts of the system collaborate to support the needs of the child. There are five types of family and community involvement for learning institutions to develop which include: 1. Parenting Help parents establish environments at home that support learning; 2. Communication Design more effective forms of communication to reach parents; 3. Volunteering

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Connecticut Sets Three Goals for School-Family-Community Partnerships Goal 1. Promote a Comprehensive Definition of School-Family-Community Partnerships. A Policy Action Packet for School-Family-Community Partnerships: A Guide to Developing Partnership Programs for Student Success. The publication was designed to help districts develop local policies and build programs consistent with the new state law. A biannual newsletter also promotes the development of partnership programs, calls attention to research and policy developments, and highlights local programs. Goal 2: Train School Teams to Develop and Maintain School-Family-Community Partnerships. A major activity of the Partnership Project is providing two-day training workshops and on-going technical assistance to school-based teams. The action-oriented teams from schools in several districts develop and maintain programs of school, family, and community partnerships focused on student success. The training is based on Epstein’s framework which helps the state and its schools work well with the National Network of Partnership Schools. The Project also conducts a competitive grants program for small cash stipends to support partnerships in schools with high educational and economic needs. "Hot Topic" workshops are conducted twice a year for school teams on subjects such as how partnerships support early literacy, improve student behavior, and reduce violence in schools and communities.

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LEARNING RESOURCES AND TECHNOLOGY GENERAL RESOURCES A variety of resources incorporating many subject areas within one website...for teachers, students and parents. For search engines and strategies click For on-line databases, click Plug-Ins 3M Collaborative Invention Unit Learn what it takes to be an inventor and read about Ben Franklin and find out who Richard Drew is. 700+ Great Sites from ALA Compiled by members of the American Library Association for students, teachers and librarians. ABC Teach Navigation through this site will provide more opportunities than one can imagine! Acronym Finder Acronyms and abbreviations for subjects including technology, computers, and telecommunications . Program information plus educational and interactive information. Agenda Planner Curriculum Support Sign in, log on and use this to compliment the HKMS Agenda Planner. Alphabet Soup Library pages, educational links, standards, and a variety of subjects.

66. Connecticut Poverty Resource Center (connecticut s parent Information and Resource Center lists calendars of events,classes and programs relating to child development, education and parenting. http://www.cafca.org/resctr/resctr.htm

CT Anti-Poverty Resource Center If there are items of interest you feel need to be shared with a broader audience through our web site, please get in touch with David MacDonald, Communications Director, at DavidM@crtct.org or (860)560-5847. We look forward to hearing from you. State Budget Reports State Policy Issues CAFCA Reports: State Spending Cuts Closing the Budget Gap CT Voices for Children Reports: Enhancing State Investments Through Smart Budget Choices Center on Budget and Policy Priorities: Budget Cuts vs. Tax Increases at the State Level CT Voices for Children Reports: Pulling Apart in Connecticut: An Analysis of Trends in Family Income Jobs First: Final Report on CT's Welfare Reform Unfinished Agenda: Child Care for Low-Income Families Since Welfare Reform Click here for report summary of Early Head Start Click Here for a report on Early Head Start Federal Budget Reports Federal Policy Issues Center on Budget and Policy Priorities: Budget Cuts vs. Tax Increases at the State Level

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Websites for Parents The Council for Exceptional Children (CEC) is the largest international professional organization dedicated to improving educational outcomes for individuals with exceptionalities, students with disabilities, and/or the gifted. www.cec.sped.org/index.html The Association for the Gifted (TAG) was organized as a division of The Council for Exceptional Children in 1958 to help both professionals and parents deal more effectively with the gifted child. www.cectag.org The Gifted Resources Home Page contains links to on-line gifted resources, enrichment programs, talent searches, summer programs, gifted mailing lists and early acceptance programs, etc. It also contains contact information for many local gifted associations and government programs. www.eskimo.com/~user/kids.html The ERIC Clearinghouse on Disabilities and Gifted Education is part of the National Library of Education (NLE), Office of Educational Research and Improvement (OERI), and the U.S. Department of Education. ERIC is operated by The Council for Exceptional Children (CEC) and provides information on a wide-variety of education topics such as ADD, gifted, behavior disorders, early childhood, inclusion, and learning disabilities. ericec.org/gifted.htm

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Join our mailing list! subscribe unsubscribe Adoption Resource Center of Connecticut is a not-for-profit, fully licensed agency, which provides adoption-related services all along the adoption continuum to all members of the adoption triad. From home studies to post-legal adoption services, from education to support and counseling, ARC-CT is committed to providing services with integrity, compassion and respect. The Connecticut Better Business Bureau is pleased to announce that the 2003 winner for "Excellence in Business Consumer Education" is Adoption Resource Center of Connecticut, Inc. Penny Rearick, Executive Director accepted the award which recognizes Adoption Resource Center of Connecticut for it's commitment in educating consumers by demonstrating commitment to business responsibility and for making strong, consistent effort to educate prospective parents on topics of importance. Report on Intercountry Adoption Available! By taking the time to read through our site, you will learn more about our agency and our services. You will also find an adoption resource directory which we have designed to assist you as you gather adoption information. Also, on our site there is an adoption community calendar, a schedule of agency events and dates of upcoming informational meetings, which are open to the public. Please feel free to contact us with any questions you may have. We love to talk about adoption!

71. Labor Market Information - LMI For Students Educational Institutions Outside of connecticut Licensed Occupations Schoolto-Career Returnto Top. resources for Parents. http://www.ctdol.state.ct.us/lmi/stud_rs.htm

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72. Connecticut Homeschooling Laws - A To Z Home's Cool The act prohibits the education commissioner from waiving any if doing so would limitparents authority to connecticut Homeschool Law Overview with links to http://homeschooling.gomilpitas.com/laws/blCT.htm

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73. Connecticut Homeschooling - A To Z Home's Cool Association of Christian Homeschoolers of connecticut TEACH s purpose further theinterests of Christian home education of children by their parents. http://homeschooling.gomilpitas.com/regional/Connecticut.htm

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Connecticut Divorce and Family Law Resources: Articles, self-helps, links, references and statutes relating to divorce or mediation in Connecticut. Susan K. Smith Attorney at Law 39 Russ Street Second Floor Hartford, CT 06106-1566 Tel: (860) 297-0035 Fax: (860) 297-0040 152 Simsbury Rd. (Route 10) Riverdale Farms Bldg. 9 Avon, CT 06001 Voice: (860) 678-1860 Fax: (860) 297-0040 Table of Contents Lead Articles Connecticut Statutes Other Articles Recommended Books ... Recommended Links Topic Home Page Susan K. Smith, Attorney-Mediator Hartford and Avon, Connecticut Lead Site Articles Updated. A Connecticut Divorce and Family Law Primer. The basic nuts and bolts; what anyone going through divorce or mediation should know. Now available in a printer-friendly white paper format. What is Divorce Mediation And Collaborative Divorce? How does it work? Will it cost less, emotionally and financially? Is mediation for you? Ten Tips for Divorcing Parents.

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