The Henry C Lee Institute of Forensic Science

Foote School was founded in 1916 and is an independent school serving students in grades kindergarten up to 12. The school provides programs in mathematics, arts, social studies, music and physical education. It offers courses in various languages, including French and Spanish. The school provides a program in computer education that includes classes in word processing, keyboarding, spreadsheets and keynote presentations. Its library offers a range of printed and electronic resources, including online encyclopedias, a large database and Internet access. Foote School provides financial aid and scholarships to its students. The school offers various sports activities, such as hockey, soccer, football, basketball, volleyball, gymnastics baseball, softball, track and badminton. Foote School is located in New Haven, Conn.

Booth Hill School serves more than 480 students in kindergarten through grade six. The school operates a parent-teacher association that organizes fundraising events and book fairs. Its academic curriculum includes art, music, speech, reading, and health and physical education. Booth Hill School offers special education programs for students with disabilities. It operates a library media center that includes wirelesses Internet access and more than 10 stationary computers. The school provides transportation, food and counseling services. Booth Hill School also offers English as a Second Language and bilingual programs. The school conducts Connecticut Mastery Test. Booth Hill School is governed by Shelton Public Schools, which operates several high and middle schools in Connecticut.