A Quick Reference Guide to EASTCONN Programs and Services for PreK-12 Students

www.eastconn.org

2012

“I have a student . . .”

MISSION: EASTCONN will initiate, support and facilitate partnerships, collaborations and regional solutions that

are responsive to the needs of all learners through exemplary programs, products and services.

Introduction Spring2012DearEducator,

We’vecalledthisbooklet“I have a student…”becauseyouoftencallusforassistancewithstudentswhofaceuniqueorpressingchallenges.“I have a student…”isintendedtosimplifytheprocessof findinganEASTCONNexpertorprogramthatcanhelp.

Weencourageyoutousethisguideasastartingpointwhenseekingassistanceforindividualstudents.Then,giveusacall.

Asimpleconversationcanleadtoawholerangeof responses,includingaccesstospecialprogramming,customizedsolutions,professionaldevelopmentand/orconsultation.Nomatterwhatyourstudentneeds,EASTCONNispoisedtohelp.(See our Continuum of Services chart on pages 2 and 3.)

EASTCONNalsooffersabroadrangeof programsandservices(notlistedhere)foreducators,administrators,familiesandadultlearnersinourregion.Toexplorethoseoptionsonyourown,visitourWebsiteatwww.eastconn.org,orcallourMarketingandCommunicationsDepartmentat860-455-0707,andrequestanEASTCONNPrograms and Servicesbrochure.

EASTCONNisproudtoofferyouits14theditionof “I have a student…”

Originally published in 1998 by EASTCONN

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QuickSchoolReferralGuide............................................. pages2-3

“I have a student with. . .

...AssistiveTechnologyNeeds”................................ page4

...BehavioralChallenges”.......................................... page7

...DevelopmentalDisabilities”.................................. page6

...FamilyWhoNeedAssistance”............................. page12

...InterestinthePerformingArts”.......................... page9

...Non-TraditionalLearningNeeds”....................... page8

...RelatedServicesNeeds”........................................ page5

...VacationProgrammingNeeds”............................ page10

...OtherDirectServicesNeeds”.............................. page11

“HowelsecanEASTCONNhelpme?”........................... pages13-14

EASTCONNContacts....................................................... pages15-16

EASTCONNLocations.......................................... insidebackcover

Table of Contents

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A Continuum of Services for Students of All Ages

Preschool School Age Young Adult

Adult Education

• Principal-ReferredExpulsionProgram(PREP)(p.8)

•BasicSkills&EmployabilitySkills(p.12)

•ESLInstruction(p.12)

•HighSchoolCompletionOptions(p.12)

•Out-of-SchoolYouth(p.12)

Arts Education & Enrichment

• CapitolTheaterArtsAcademy(CTAA)

(p.9)

• ACTArtsMagnetHighSchool(p.9)

• CapitolTheaterArtsAcademy(CTAA)(p.9)

•CapitolTheaterArtsAcademy(CTAA)(p.9)

Assistive Technology Needs

• Birth-to-Three(p.12)

• AssistiveTechnologyServices,StudentAssessment,andAACServices

(p.3)Developmental Disabilities

•AutismServices

(p.6)•Birth-to-

Three(p.12)

• AutismServices(p.6)

• WoodstockAcademy(p.6)

• YoungAdultProgrammingServices(p.6)

Educational Challenges

•Birth-to-Three(p.12)

• Educational&VocationalCenter(p.7)

• InterimDiagnosticPlacement(p.5)

• NortheastRegionalProgram(p.7)

• Principal-ReferredExpulsionProgram(PREP)(p.8)

•ESLInstruction(p.12)

•HighSchoolCompletionOptions(p.12)

Interdistrict Academic Enrichment

• InterdistrictPrograms(p.13)

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Preschool School Age Young Adult

Non-Traditional Learners

• Principal-ReferredExpulsionProgram(PREP)(p.8)

• QuinebaugMiddleCollege(p.8)

•HighSchoolCompletionOptions(p.12)

Quality Preschool

• HeadStart/ EarlyHead

Start(p.12)Related Services Needs

• Birth-to-Three(p.12)

• AssistiveTechnology(p.3)

• InterimDiagnosticPlacement(p.5)

• OccupationalTherapy(p.5)

• PhysicalTherapy (p.5)• PsychologyServices

(p.5)• Speech&Language

Services(p.5)

• OccupationalTherapy(p.5)

• Speech&LanguageServices(p.5)

A Continuum of Services for Students of All Ages

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“I have a student with . . .

. . . Assistive Technology Needs”

gAssistive Technology ConsortiumTheConsortium,acollaborationbetweenEASTCONNandtheConnecticutTechActProject,providesaccesstoanexpandedlibraryofassistivetechnologytoolsforuseinprofessionaldevelopment,studentassessmentandtrialuseofdeviceswithinmem-berschooldistricts.Consortiummembershipincludespriorityschedulingofservices,accesstotheexpandingAssistiveTechnologyLendingLibrary,andparticipationinfourhalf-daysandonefulldayofConsortiumtrainings.ContactCarol Magliocco, 860-228-3483

gAssistive Technology Demonstration Center & Lending LibraryAssistiveTechnologyConsortiummembershaveaccesstothisgrowing,Columbia-basedoption.MemberdistrictsmayuseavarietyofATdevicesonatrialbasiswithstudents,whomayworkwiththenewtechnologyintheircustomarylearningenvironments.ContactCarol Magliocco, 860-228-3483

gAugmentative & Alternative Communication ServicesTheAssistiveTechnology(AT)teamcanprovidearangeofservicesforstudentswithcommunicationneeds.Servicesincludeevaluationofappropriatecommunicationsolutionsfromlow-tohigh-tech;assistancewithdocumentationforfunding;trainingregardingimplementationofcommunicationtechnology,includingdeviceprogramming;anduseandintegrationintotheeducationalprogram.ContactCarol Magliocco, 860-228-3483

gAssistive Technology Student AssessmentEASTCONN’sAssistiveTechnology(AT)specialistsareavailabletoassessyourstudents’needsandidentifypotentialATandAugmentativeandAlternativeCommunication(AAC)solutions,fromlow-tohigh-tech,toprovidestudentswithaccesstothegeneralcurriculumandsupporttheirindependenceinachievingtheirlearningoutcomes.ContactCarol Magliocco, 860-228-3483

g Assistive Technology TrainingAssistiveTechnology(AT)andAugmentativeandAlternativeCommunication(AAC)solutionsareconstantlychangingandexpandingastheworldofonlineapplications,portableelectronicsandwirelessaccesscontinuetomakedevicesmorecommonlyusedandoftenmoreaffordable.DistrictscanparticipateinanEASTCONNworkshoporarrangeforacustomizedATtrainingtomeettheneedsofdistrictstaff.ContactCarol Magliocco, 860-228-3483

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g Interim Diagnostic PlacementEASTCONNoffersshort-term,flexibleplacement,upto45days,forstudentswhoneedtobeeducatedoutsidethepublicschoolsetting.Individualdiagnosticand/orprogrammaticassessmentisprovided.Callforavailability.ContactThomas F. Cronin,860-455-1512

gOccupational Therapy Services Occupationaltherapistsaddressstudentneedsrelatedtofine-motorskills,visualperceptualskills,adaptiveskillsandsensoryprocessing.Actingaspartoftheeducationalteamintheschooltowhichthey’vebeenassigned,OTstaffprovidedirectspecialeducationandconsultationservices.ContactCarol Magliocco,860-228-3483

g Physical Therapy ServicesPhysicaltherapistssupportthegrossmotor,sensorimotorandmobilityneedsofindividualstudentsandsystems.Specificstudentservicesincludescreening,evaluation,developmentandimplementationofIndividualizedEducationPlans(IEPs)and504plans,adaptiveequipmentservicesandwheelchairevaluations.Consultationandtrainingservicesfocusonmotordevelopment,positioningandhandling,andbodymechanics.ContactCarol Magliocco,860-228-3483

g Psychology ServicesPsychologysupportservicesareprovidedtoschoolsintheareaofevaluationandconsultationforlow-incidencelearners,behavioralconsultationandtraining,andstudent-specificFunctionalBehaviorAssessment.Interimschoolpsychologyassignmentsarebasedonpsychologistavailability.ContactRon Morin,860-933-7371(cell)or860-228-3240

g Speech & Language ServicesSpeech-languagepathologists(SLPs)andspeech-languagepathologyassistants(SLPAs)areavailableforfullorpartialcaseloadsand/orforindividualstudents(includingdiagnosticevaluations,consultationandtreatment).Speech-languagepathologistsareintegraltoschool-wideScientificResearch-BasedInterventions(SRBI)initiatives,providinguniversalscreening,progressmonitoringandinterventionservicesacrossthetiers.ContactCarol Magliocco,860-228-3483

“I have a student with . . .

. . . Related Services Needs”

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“I have a student with. . .

. . . Developmental Disabilities”

g Autism Spectrum Disorders & Other Developmental Disabilities Grades PreK-8Ourprogramprovidesahighlystructured,intensiveandindividualizedclassroomexperienceforchildreningradespreK-8withAutismSpectrumDisorders(ASD)andotherdevelopmentaldisabilities.Studentsaresupportedbyamultidisciplinaryteam,whichincludesaBCBA,anoccupationaltherapist,aspeech-languagepathologist,aphysicaltherapistandanassistivetechnologyspecialist.Parentalinvolvementisakeycomponentoftheprogram.Extendedschool-yearservicesareavailable.LocatedatEducationalServices,Columbia,CTContactDoris Dyer,860-228-3249

g Woodstock Academy: Cooperative Program Grades 9-12, Ages 14-18ThiscollaborativeprogrambetweenWoodstockAcademyandEASTCONNprovidesservicesforhighschoolstudents(grades9-12)withintellectual/developmentaldisabilities.EASTCONNspecialeducationpersonnelandWoodstockAcademyeducatorsworktogetherwithLEAs,individualstudents,andtheirfamilies,tofacilitategrowthinidentifiededucationalareasandassistwithtransitionplanning.LocatedatWoodstockAcademy,Woodstock,CTContactRon Morin,860-933-7371(cell)or860-228-3240

gYoung Adult Programming and Services Grades 12+, Ages 18-21Youngadultstudentswithdevelopmentaldisabilities,ages18-21,areprovidedwithacontinuumoftransitionservicestoaddresscommunity,activitiesofdailyliving,andvocational/workskillstopreparethemforadultresponsibilities.LocatedatNortheastLearningCenter,Danielson,CTContactRon Morin,860-933-7371(cell)or860-228-3240

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“I have a student with . . .

. . . Behavioral Challenges”

g Educational and Vocational Center Grades K-12TheEASTCONNEducationalandVocationalCenter(EVC)addressesthespecialeducationalneedsofstudentswithbehavioralchallenges.ConvenientlylocatedonRoute66inColumbia,EVCmergesbestpracticeinacademicandclinicalprogrammingtomeettheneedsofK-12studentswithsocial,emotionalandbehavioralissues.Thecenteroffersanintegrated,hands-on,day-treatmentprogramwithbothon-siteclinicalsupportandahighlysuccessful,comprehensivevocationalprogram.LocatedinColumbia,CTContactDenise Resonina,860-963-3328,orHeather Cymbala,860-228-4317

g Northeast Regional Program Grades K-12

ThishighlyregardedK-12programaddressestheeducationalneedsofstudentswithbehavioralchallenges.NortheastRegionalProgrammergesbestpracticeinacademicandclinicalprogrammingtomeettheneedsofelementary,middle-andhighschoolstudentswhohavesocial,emotionalandbehavioralissues.Theprogramoffersanintegrated,hands-on,day-treatmentprogramwithbothon-siteclinicalsupportandahighlysuccessful,comprehensivevocationalprogram.Loweranduppergradesaretaughtinseparatewings.LocatedinPutnam,CTContactDenise Resonina, 860-963-3328

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g Quinebaug Middle College (QMC) Grades 10-12Thisregionalmagnethighschooloffersaninnovativeeducationalexperiencetonon-traditionallearnerswhoarecapablestudents,butwhoarealsodisengagedfromthemoretraditionalhighschoolenvironment.LocatedontheQuinebaugValleyCommunityCollegecampusinDanielson,QMCprovidesstudentswiththeindividualsupporttheyneedtosucceed,whiletheycompletetheirhighschooleducation,attendcollegeclassesandearncollegecredits.Communityservice,internshipsandstudentengagementareessentialeducationalcomponentsofthisuniquehighschool/collegeexperience.LocatedinDanielson,CTContactGino LoRicco,860-412-7400

g High School Completion Ages 17 and up; officially withdrawn from schoolEASTCONNoffersthreeoptionsforindividuals,ages17andolder,andofficiallywithdrawnfromhighschool,whoseekahighschoolcredential:theGEDDiploma;theExternalDiplomaProgram;ortheAdultCreditHighSchoolDiploma.Studentsareguidedtoselecttheappropriateoptionthroughanintakeprocessthatincludesassessmentandaninterviewwithprogramstaff.DaytimeandeveningclassesareofferedatconvenientlocationsthroughoutnortheasternConnecticutContactPhyllis Bonneau,860-779-3770orGinnie Gorin,860-455-1601

g Principal-Referred Expulsion Program (PREP) Grades 9-12Students16andolder,whohavebeenexpelledforthefirsttimeforadesignatednumberofdays,maybereferredbytheirschooladministrationtoPREPtocontinuetheirhighschoolcoursework.Attheendoftheexpulsion,PREPstudentsmayreturntotheirsendingschools,orif17orolder,officiallywithdrawfromhighschoolandtransferintooneofEASTCONNAdultEducation’sthreehighschoolcompletionprograms:AdultCreditHighSchoolDiploma;NationalExternalDiploma;orGEDPrep.LocatedattheCommunityLearningCenter,Willimantic,CTContactNancy Davis, 860-455-1605,ext.3110

“I have a student with . . .

. . . Non-Traditional Learning Needs”

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“I have a student with . . .

. . . an interest in the Performing Arts”

g ACT Arts Magnet High School Grades 9-12ACT(ArtsattheCapitolTheater)isafull-day,comprehensive,artsmagnethighschoollocatedintheCapitolTheaterindowntownWillimantic.Therigorousacademiccurriculumisarts-integratedandstandards-basedwithdifferentiatedinstructiontoaddressindividuallearningneeds.Studentsstudywithcertifiedacademicteachersandprofessionalartistsinthissmall,arts-focusedlearningcommunity.Eachgradeislimitedtoapproximately35students,makingthisanintimate,focused,artisticlearningenvironmentforabout140students,grades9-12.LocatedinWillimantic,CTContactTracy Goodell-Pelletier,860-465-5636

g Capitol Theater Arts Academy (CTAA) Ages 4 and Up

CreatedfornortheasternConnecticutresidentsofallagesandtaughtbysomeofConnecticut’sfinestartsprofessionals,CTAAclassesexploredisciplineslikedance,theater,cartooning,creativewriting,andindividualmusiclessons.Classesareofferedinfallandspringsessionsatthebeautiful,ArtDeco-eraCapitolTheater,whichhousesCTAAinbusydowntownWillimantic.CTAAalsooffersasummermusicaltheaterprogramforchildrenenteringgrades4-12.LocatedinWillimantic,CTContactRachel Roccoberton-Griffin,860-465-5636

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“I have a student with . . .

. . . Vacation Programming Needs”

gCapitol Theater Arts Academy (CTAA) Grades 4-12CTAAoffersasummermusicaltheaterprogramforchildrenenteringgrades4-12.CreatedfornortheasternConnecticutresidentsandtaughtbysomeofConnecticut’sfinestartsprofessionals,CTAA’syear-roundclassesexploredisciplineslikedance,theater,musicaltheater,cartooning,creativewriting,andindividualmusiclessons.Classesareofferedatthebeautiful,ArtDeco-eraCapitolTheater.LocatedinWillimantic,CTContactRachel Roccoberton Griffin,860-465-5636

g COOL Directions and its Summer Component Ages 14-21COOLDirectionsisayear-roundprogramwithasummercomponentthatreinforcescollegeandcareer-readinessskillsdevelopment.Throughthisprogram,eligibleyouthhavetheopportunitytoparticipateinpaid,project-basedlearningprojects,aswellasteam-building,ropes-courseactivities,and/orworkatindividualsites.ProgramsareopentoDepartmentofChildrenandFamily(DCF)youthandthoseyouthwhoareincome-eligible.LocatedatmultiplesitesthroughoutnortheasternConnecticutContactCyndi Wells,860-455-1572

gNortheast Regional Summer Program Grades K-12Thishighlyregardedclinicalday-treatmentprogramprovidescomprehensive,individualizedsummerschoolprogrammingforstudentswithsocial,emotionalandbehavioralissues.Studentsareabletomaintaintheirbasicacademicskillsandbuildeffectivesocialskillsthroughsmall-groupactivitiesandcommunity-basedexperiences.LocatedinPutnam,CTContactHeather Cymbala,860-228-4317

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“I have a student with. . .

. . . Other Direct Services Needs”

g School Nurse Training & Health-Related ServicesEASTCONNisavailabletohelpwithabroadrangeoftrainingoptionsforyournursingstaff,youradministratorsandothereducationalpersonnelwhorequireOSHA-mandatedtraining.Takeadvantageofawidevarietyofhealth-relatedtrainingsfornursesandothercertifiedandnon-certifiedstaff,includingquality-of-serviceevaluations.ContactPatricia Piatek,860-228-4317

g School Transportation ServicesWithafleetof100-plusvehiclesequippedwithGPStrackingandcellphones,EASTCONNoffersflexible,customized,day-to-daymini-vantransportationand“yellowbus”servicesforbothregularandspecialeducationstudentstravelingtodestinationsrangingfromlocalareastoneighboringstates.Transportationpersonnelareexperiencedcarriersofbothmedicallyfragilestudentsandstudentswithbehavioralchallenges.ContactFrank Salce,860-228-6751

It is the policy of EASTCONN that no person shall be excluded from participation in, denied the benefits of, or otherwise be discriminated against under any program because of race, color, creed, gender, age, sexual orientation, marital status, national origin, genetic information, or physical or mental disability. EASTCONN will neither knowingly use the services of, nor otherwise deal with, any business, contractor, subcontractor, or agency that engages in unlawful discrimination.

More programs and services at www.eastconn.org

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gAdult EducationEASTCONNoffersthefollowingprogramsandservicestotheadultsandyouth,aged17yearsorolder,whohaveofficiallywithdrawnfromhighschool: •AdultCreditHighSchoolDiplomaProgram,theNationalExternalDiploma Program,andGEDExamPrep •BasicSkillsandEmployabilitySkillsInstruction •ServicesforOut-of-SchoolYouth •CitizenshipExamPrepContactPhyllis Bonneau,860-779-3770orGinnie Gorin,860-455-1601

g Birth-to-Three ProgramEarlyinterventionservicesareprovidedinthehomeforyoungchildren,birthtoage3,whohavebeenidentifiedwithdisabilities,andtheirfamilies;servicesincludeparentingsupportandcollaborationwithearly-interventionproviders.ContactMaribeth Stearns,860-455-1557

g English-as-a-Second-Language InstructionEASTCONNAdultEducationprovidesfreeEnglishlanguageinstructionforadults,17yearsandolder,whohaveofficiallywithdrawnfromschool.Dayandeveningbeginner-through-intermediate-levelclassesareofferedatconvenientlocationsthroughoutnortheasternConnecticutContactPhyllis Bonneau,860-779-3770orGinnie Gorin,860-455-1601

g Family LiteracyEASTCONN’sFamilyLiteracyprogramsofferinstructionandsupporttoparents/guardiansandtheiryoungchildren.Intergenerationalinstructionandsupportisofferedtoencouragefamiliestoreadandlearntogether.ContactGinnie Gorin,860-455-1601

gHead Start / Early Head StartEASTCONNadministersHeadStart,acomprehensive,federallyfundedprogramforincome-eligiblepreschool-agechildrenandtheirfamiliesinWindhamandTollandcounties.Center-basedprogramsareavailableinKillingly,Plainfield,Putnam,Stafford,Vernon,andWindham.Thehome-visitingprogram,combinedwithaplaygroup,isavailableforfamiliesinthePutnam,Killingly,PlainfieldandWindhamareas.StaffordandWindhampublicschoolsprovidetheHeadStartprogramintheirrespectiveregions.Benefitsof HeadStartincludestrongfamilyinvolvementandsupportwithhealth,dental,nutritionandmentalhealthneeds.ContactKim McClure,860-455-1532

“I have a student with . . .

. . . Family Who Need Assistance”

“How else can EASTCONN help me?”

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gEarly Childhood InitiativesEASTCONNprovidesconsultationandtrainingtohelpyoudevelopandmaintainhigh-quality,earlychildhoodprogramsandservices.ContactElizabeth Aschenbrenner,860-455-1518,orDebra Stipe,860-455-1559

gInterdistrict School-Year Student ProgramsEASTCONNoffers24state-fundedprogramsthatservegrades2-12indivergentschooldistricts.Eachgrantprogramisdesignedtoincreasestudents’understandingandappreciationof diversityandtoimproveparticipants’academicachievement.ThegrantprogramsaredesignedaroundspecificcontentareasandreflectthecurriculumdesignfoundinConnecticutStateStandards.ContactNancy Vitale, 860-455-1522

g Shared StaffingUseEASTCONNtorecruit,interviewandhirequalifiedfull-orpart-timestafftofilldistrictpositionsthatincludeparaprofessionalswithspecializedtraining,aswellashard-to-fillcertifiedandadministrativesupportpositions.ContactSteve Wapen,860-455-1554

g SRBI: Social-Emotional-Behavioral Barriers to LearningEASTCONNcanhelpyoudeterminestrategiesandinterventionstoaddressyourstudents’social,emotional,andbehavioralchallengesinwaysthatallowyoutoimprovestudentlearningandthatalignwithyourSchoolClimatePlan.Consultation,trainingandtechnicalassistanceareavailable.ContactJim Huggins,860-455-1525

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“How else can EASTCONN help me?”

gScientific Research-Based Interventions (SRBI) Training & Support Implementationof SRBI(ScientificResearch-BasedInterventions)canbechallenging.Wecanhelpbyaddressingyouruniquedistrictorschoolneedsthroughcustomized,on-siteprofessionaldevelopmentandcoachingthatisintegratedintoyourdistrict’sSchoolImprovementPlanandSchoolClimatePlan.ContactKelly Doubleday Bush,860-455-1514

g Teaching & Learning ServicesEASTCONNspecialistsofferabroadrangeof expertiseinareasthatincludeCommonCoreStateStandards,curriculumdevelopment,performanceassessmentanddifferentiatedinstruction,alldeliveredthroughon-site,customizedtraining,timelyprofessionaldevelopmentworkshops,anddata-drivenschoolimprovement. • EducationalLeadership • ProfessionalDevelopment&Coaching • SchoolImprovement • ScientificResearch-BasedInterventions(SRBI)ContactJim Huggins,860-455-1525

g Technology SolutionsFromon-sitetechnologyintegrationtrainingtocustomizedWebapplicationdevelopment,wearecommittedtoensuringthatyourschoolskeeppacewiththeacceleratingdemandfortheeffectiveuseof technology. • DataSolutionsSupport&Training • EducationalTechnologyIntegration • MyRtI • TechnologyPlanning&DevelopmentContactJim Huggins,860-455-1525

gViolence Prevention, Anti-Bullying & Conflict Resolution ServicesEffectiveschoolviolencepreventioninitiativesrangefromcommunity-buildingandearlyinterventionservicesandstrategies,tocrisisintervention.ContactJim Huggins,860-455-1525

Contacts

Elizabeth Aschenbrenner,AdministrativeOffices,easchenbrenner@eastconn.org 860-455-1518;Fax:860-455-0691

Phyllis Bonneau,NortheastLearningCenter,pbonneau@eastconn.org 860-779-3770;Fax:860-779-3384;VoiceMail:860-455-0029ext.4041

Nancy Davis,CommunityLearningCenter,ndavis@eastconn.org 860-455-1605,ext.3110;Fax:860-450-0853

Kelly Doubleday Bush,AdministrativeOffices,kdoubleday@eastconn.org 860-455-1514;Fax:860-455-1005

Thomas F. Cronin,AdministrativeOffices,tcronin@eastconn.org 860-455-1505;Fax:860-455-8026

Heather Cymbala,Educational&VocationalCenter,hcymbala@eastconn.org 860-228-4317;Fax:860-228-1147

Doris Dyer,EducationalServices,ddyer@eastconn.org 860-228-3249;Fax:860-228-3206

Tracy Goodell-Pelletier,CapitolTheater,tpelletier@eastconn.org 860-465-5636;Fax:860-465-8115

Ginnie Gorin,CommunityLearningCenter,ggorin@eastconn.org 860-455-1601;Fax:860-450-0853

Rachel Roccoberton Griffin,CapitolTheater(CTAA),rgriffin@eastconn.org 860-465-5636;Fax:860-465-8115

Jim Huggins,AdministrativeOffices,jhuggins@eastconn.org 860-455-1525;Fax:860-455-1005

Gino LoRicco,QMC(atQVCC),Danielson,gloricco@eastconn.org 860-412-7400;Fax:860-412-7388

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Carol Magliocco,EducationalServices,cmagliocco@eastconn.org 860-228-3483;Fax:860-228-3206

Kim McClure, AdministrativeOffices,kmcclure@eastconn.org 860-455-1532;Fax:860-455-0691

Ron Morin,EducationalServices,rmorin@eastconn.org 860-933-7371(cell),or860-228-3240;Fax:860-228-3206

Patricia Piatek,Educational&VocationalCenter,ppiatek@eastconn.org 860-228-4317;Fax:860-228-1147;VoiceMail:860-455-0029,4431

Denise Resonina,NortheastRegionalProgram,dresonina@eastconn.org 860-963-3328;Fax:860-963-3332;VoiceMail:860-455-0029,4465

Frank Salce,Transportation,fsalce@eastconn.org 860-228-6751;Fax:860-228-6756

Maribeth Stearns,AdministrativeOffices,mstearns@eastconn.org 860-455-1557;Fax:860-455-1005

Debra Stipe,AdministrativeOffices,dstipe@eastconn.org 860-455-1559;Fax:860-455-1005

Nancy Vitale,AdministrativeOffices,nvitale@eastconn.org 860-455-1522;Fax:860-455-1005

Steve Wapen,AdministrativeOffices,swapen@eastconn.org 860-455-1554;Fax:860-455-8002

Cyndi Wells,AdministrativeOffices,cwells@eastconn.org 860-455-1572;Fax:860-455-1005

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g Administrative Offices & Conference Center376HartfordTurnpike,Hampton,CT06247~860-455-0707AdministrativeOfficesFax:860-455-8026;ConferenceOfficeFax:860-455-0689

gCapitol Theater (ACT & CTAA)896MainStreet,Willimantic,CT06226~860-465-5636;Fax:860-465-8115

g Community Learning CenterWindhamMills,322MainSt.,Bldg.1.,Willimantic,CT06226860-423-2591;Fax:860-450-0853

g Educational and Vocational Center14Route66,Columbia,CT06237~860-228-4317;Fax:860-228-1147

g Educational Services, Commerce Drive (Autism, AT, Related Services)10CommerceDrive,Columbia,CT06237~860-228-3240;Fax:860-228-3206

g Early Head Start and Head Start Administration376HartfordTurnpike,Hampton,CT06247~860-455-1532;Fax:860-455-0691g Northeast Learning Center111ConnecticutMillsAve.,Danielson,CT06239~860-779-3770;Fax:860-779-3384

gNortheast Regional Program508APomfretSt.,Putnam,CT06260~860-963-3328;Fax:860-963-3332

g Quinebaug Middle College (QMC)742UpperMapleSt.,Danielson,CT06239~860-412-7400;Fax:860-412-7388

g Transportation65WillimanticRd.,Columbia,CT06237~860-228-6751;Fax:860-228-6756

gWoodstock Academy57AcademyRd.,Woodstock,CT06281~860-928-1132;Fax:860-963-4931

Locations

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It all starts with a conversation. Call us. We’re here to help.

860-455-0707

EASTCONN376 Hartford Turnpike

Hampton, CT 06247860-455-0707 / Fax: 860-455-8026

Paula M. Colen, Executive Directorwww.eastconn.org

Educational & Vocational Center (EVC) and Northeast Regional Program (NRP) Leadership Team, Heather Cymbala, left, and Denise Resonina