Pat Sullivan, Center Director, Sylvan Learning Center of Trumbull, presents a workshop to give parents of students in grades 3 through 8 the tools they need to help their children do better on standardized tests, like the CMTs, by helping them learn smart test-taking strategies. Registration required at http://www.eventkeeper.com/code/popevent.cfm?curOrg=EWML&curKey1=Adult%20Events&curMonth=2&curYear=2012&eID=2456561 or by calling the Adult Services Desk at 203-452-2850 x 6.
Stress to Success: Helping Your Child Perform Better on State Tests presented by Sylvan Learning
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Crown Royal May 3, 2013 at 12:30 pm
Perhaps a unique ID sent out yearly with you tax bill or something like that?
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These groups have an obvious reason to vote. After that, it starts to get fragmented. I really haven't seen much literature from the "Parents who don't want more taxes" group.