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CLASSROOM SPENDING BY TOWN

Noisemakers Productions has compiled the data from the State of CT and created for the public the 2005 – 2006 report of classroom spending by towns.

IBOE VIDEOS

Noisemakers Productions has uploaded our video to Google Video.
View past IBOE shows and Board of Education meeetings via the internet.
IBOE Google and YouTube Video Links.

WAYS TO IMPROVE EDUCATION

  1. ABC Focus on Solutions story KIPP Success Spawns New High School. ABC News recently reported about KIPP Charter Schools in their nightly news program. It was impressive to see well-behaved, respectful children who are eager to learn. The teachers were motivated and creative in their teaching approach. Thinking outside the box was the norm in these schools. Their school day is longer and parents are required to be involved. This alternative to the standard public schools seems to be very successful.
  2. Related links: KIPP, the Knowledge Is Power Program!
  3. What do we know about School Size and Class Size?
  4. By Tom Loveless and Frederick M. Hess, The Brookings Institution.

LOCAL & STATE

  1. East Haven Public Schools
  2. Connecticut State Department of Education
  3. District Profiles from the CT. Dept. of Education.

STUDENT TESTING

  1. 'Not Your Mom's Achievement Test' written by Frances C. Foley, May 2006.
  2. Dropout Rates and High Stakes Testing, a research report.
  3. CT. Dept. of Education - Latest News - contains links to student performance reports and 2006-2011 Comprehensive Plan.
  4. CT State Dept. of Education School/District Data.

NO CHILD LEFT BEHIND

  1. 'The Basics of No Child Left Behind' written by Frances C. Foley, May 2006.
  2. Attorney General Richard Blumenthal, Monday, August 22, 2005 news release; State of Connecticut Sues Federal Governement Over NCLB Act.
  3. Connecticut Business & Industry Association (CBIA) Education Foundation article and links; Connecticut’s Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP) and how it is applied.

SCHOOL CHOICE

  1. Education Consumers Foundation.
  2. State of CT School Choice Statement.
  3. 'VoAg the First Choice in Connecticut' Written and Flash interactive narrative created by Frances C. Foley, May 2006.
  4. Vocational Agricultural Education in Connecticut;
    Agricultural Science and Technology Education Framework, Laws and Regulations.
  5. 2006-7 State of CT School Choice Brochure.
  6. State of CT Vocational Agricultural Program Overview.
  7. Lyman Hall High School Vocational Agricultural Program.
  8. Connecticut State FFA Association.

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