Regional School District 13 Board

Meriden Board of Education offers various extracurricular and educational programs to students in grades kindergarten through 12. It provides services through elementary, middle and high schools. The institution provides subjects, such as English, art and crafts, fine arts, reading, writing, math, science, social studies, computers, foreign language, music, and health and physical education. The school features a library, media center and computer laboratory for students. Its library has a large collection of picture books, textbooks, fiction and nonfiction, biographies, and poetry. It involves students in various sports activities, including baseball, softball, kickball, and track and field. The institution provides services through various clubs, including vocational, band, choir, orchestra and drama. Its parent-teacher organization involves parents in various social services and educational programs of the school. The school district is located in Meriden, Conn.

The Madison Board of Education in Madison, CT oversees the operation of the six Madison public schools and the town's preschool with the support of Madison Public Schools Central Office. Comprised of nine members serving four-year terms, the board holds meetings twice a month at the Town Campus in the Hammonasset Room at Madison Town Offices, with all meetings open to the public except for executive sessions. Generated from their available business information

New Haven Public Schools in New Haven, CT is a nationally recognized leader in school reform, dedicated to providing high-quality education to a diverse student population. The district is committed to the long-term career development of educators, offering opportunities for growth and new career trajectories. With a focus on collaborative urgency for change, New Haven Public Schools seeks passionate and progressive teachers and leaders to join their community in making a difference where it matters most. The district's innovative approach has garnered national recognition, including a $53 million grant from the U.S. Department of Education for their groundbreaking work in education. Generated from the website