Connecticut Education Associates

Located in Woodbridge, Conn., Amity Regional Senior High school provides education for students in Woodbridge, Orange and Bethany in the state of Connecticut. It serves students from grades nine through 12 and offers a wide range of subjects, which include art, science, social studies, mathematics, English, technical education, music and business studies. It offers foreign language courses in various international languages, including French, German and Spanish. The school offers a wide range of co-curricular activities, such as dramatics, figure skating, chess and cultural clubs. It provides a variety of special programs, such as advanced placement, early graduation and independent study programs. It also offers various sports activities, including basketball, tennis, wrestling, soccer, softball and cheerleading sports, and it also provides support services, which include homework brochures, normal expectations and teenage drinking and drug educational programs, and is part of the Amity Regional High School System.

Ansonia Middle School is a part of an urban school district located in the lower Naugatuck Valley area of Connecticut. It enrolls more than 700 students from grades six through eight. The school provides a comprehensive education in all core curricular areas and includes courses such as English, mathematics, science and American history. It also gives instructions in health and physical education, computer science, art and music. The school also has a special program where students are assigned to teams of teachers in the areas of reading, writing, mathematics, science and history. Every month students from each team are recognized for their academic achievements. The school offers a variety of extracurricular activities, including various sports such as basketball, swimming and volleyball. Ansonia Middle School is located in Ansonia, Conn.

Turkey Hill School serves students in grades one through six. Its academic curriculum includes art, music, reading, computer technology, foreign language, and health and physical education. The school also offers a variety of special education programs for students with disabilities. It publishes The Gobbler newsletter. Turkey Hill School operates a library media center. The school provides a range of food and health services. It operates a parent-teacher association that sponsors several fundraising events. Turkey Hill School celebrates the Halloween and Junior Achievement Day. The school is governed by Orange Public Schools, which also operates Race Brook School and The Peck Place School.