81. Connecticut Homeschool Network Monthly Newsletter in connecticut do NOT operate as ‘alternative education’ . Parents in connecticut not only are required to free from any government regulation of that http://www.cthomeschoolnetwork.org/HONDA3.htm

Ct Homeschool Network HONDA BILL Attorney Stevenson Responds to HSLDA http://www.CTHomeschoolNetwork.org info@CTHomeschoolNetwork.org Attorney Deborah Stevenson (H.E.L.D. of CT) responds to points rasied by Attorney THomas Washburn (HSLDA) regarding her analysis of the HONDA Bill. Attorney Stevenson passed this along to CHN with permission for publication. CHN is also passing this information along to its membership. CHN does not endorse any particular viewpoint. COMMENT ON HSLDA’S RESPONSE TO THE ANALYSIS OF WHY THE "HONDA" LEGISLATION SHOULD BE OPPOSED By: Attorney Deborah G. Stevenson Founder, Ct’s C.U.R.E., Executive Director H.E.L.D. of CT © Attorney Deborah G. Stevenson, 2003 Reproducible with permission of author. HSLDA’s Tom Washburne recently provided a response to an analysis of the Honda bill, federal legislation proposed by HSLDA. I have not reproduced the response in its entirety because I have not obtained permission to do so, however, the following are some excerpts and comments on it. First, let me say that the analysis HSLDA is responding to was compiled by Attorney Deborah G. Stevenson, Founder of Connecticut’s C.U.R.E. (Connecticut’s Citizens to Uphold the Right to Educate) and Executive Director of H.E.L.D. of Connecticut, (Home Education Legal Defense of Connecticut). A copy of the analysis was distributed to several major homeschooling organizations in Connecticut and nationwide.

82. League Of Conservation Voters Education Fund : Clean Air And Water Tops List Of crime and drugs, and of more concern than education and health supports efforts to relieve the burden of regulation on business, connecticut voters chose http://www.lcveducation.org/Programs/Programs.cfm?ID=126&c=24

83. Library The services and materials in the Law Enforcement Resource Center supplement the educational mission of the connecticut Police Academy, which provides initial http://www.post.state.ct.us/library.htm

STATE OF CONNECTICUT Police Officer Standards Connecticut Police Academy LAW ENFORCEMENT RESOURCE CENTER Mission Statement The Law Enforcement Resource Center at the Connecticut Police Academy is a State agency library specializing in the fields of police service and criminology. The library also contains a small law book collection. The services and materials in the Law Enforcement Resource Center supplement the educational mission of the Connecticut Police Academy, which provides initial training for both Municipal and State Police recruits and in-service training for law enforcement officers in Connecticut. Education is necessary to foster the professionalism of law enforcement officers and a library contributes to an officer's education by providing the services and materials to enhance the curriculum and to allow for individualized learning. Materials are available to help law enforcement officers advance in their chosen career field, by providing information on other educational institutions, and materials needed to study for promotional examinations. Another mission of the Law Enforcement Resource Center is to provide information resources concerning police services and criminology to citizens of Connecticut. Students, professors, and members of the public may visit the library to conduct research. Other libraries may borrow resources through interlibrary loan. It is hoped that the specialized information available at the Law Enforcement Resource Center will encourage crime prevention, provide knowledge concerning crime and criminals, and foster an understanding of the role of the law enforcement officer.

84. SpecialEdLaw.net Main Page of the SpecialEdLaw.net staff at the Center for education Rights. Select a State. http://www.specialedlaw.net/

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