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ISAAC
12:39 pm on Tuesday, February 21, 2012
Dear Bree,
Please help us get the word out, though physically located in New London, we are an INTERDISTRICT FREE PUBLIC CHARTER MIDDLE SCHOOL. Our families come from throughout Southeastern Connecticut including, Mystic, Stonington and North Stonington.
We are now accepting applications for the 2012-2013 school year.
JOIN US! Find out more about our exciting academic program, as well as our social curriculum; Tour the school and meet some of our students, teachers and administrators.
REGISTER FOR THE OPEN HOUSE http://patch.com/E-kzsL
Tuesday, March 6, 2012, 5:30-7:00pm
WORLD-CLASS EDUCATION through integrated arts and technology.
EXCEPTIONAL EDUCATORS, teachers that develop a passion for learning in their students, inspiring lives of learning and independence.
An EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING community where students, families, and teachers are challenged to discover and express the best in themselves and each other while valuing diversity.
A WELL-ROUNDED program of study sets the stage for serious academic pursuit, creativity and caring attitudes.
For information contact:
THE ISAAC ADMISSIONS TEAM
admissions@isaacschool.org
860-447-1003, Ext. 222
http://www.isaacschool.org/admissions
Pam Cullis
1:50 pm on Monday, September 5, 2011
On Labor Day afternoon I was informed that CL&P was cutting the power on my business in the Borough (Zia's) for routine maintenance. It seems that a call to CL&P months ago to fix a tilted pole was going to be done on Monday in the middle of the retail business district. Apparently CL&P had a little time left with one of the crews they brought into the area so they picked a busy holiday weekend to shut power off to businesses that have already been down for 5-6 days. After calls to Stonington Police, and CL&P I finally reached a human being. The area supervisor finally showed up at my door to inform me that they would re-schedule the routine maintenance and that business owners would be sent CL&P notification two weeks in advance of the work as is standard procedure for routine work. Who makes these decisions? Who is paying for these crews? Why wasn't this crew sent to an area that still had no power? Instead of to a routine service call that CL&P has ignored for months!
Pamela Cullis
Owner
Zia's
Stonington Borough