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High School Inc. Hartford’s Insurance and Finance Academy 275 Asylum Street Hartford, CT 06103 860-695-7100 Principal: Terrell Hill Email: hillt001@hartfordschools.org URL: http://www.hartfordschools.org/index.php/our-schools School Hours: 8:15 am – 3:15 pm Grades Served: Grades 9 - 12 School Uniform: Yes Overview: High School Inc. is a college preparatory independent school model for 400 high school students interested in pursuing careers in the insurance and financial services industries. The curriculum is based on the National Academy Foundation Finance model. The mission of the Academy is to provide students with the skills necessary to pursue higher education and careers in the finance and insurance industries, through a personalized learning environment and a rigorous and relevant curriculum. Students participate in a planned sequence of specialized, elective academic and technical courses. They also experience the connection between the classroom and the real world, through internships, mentoring and field work opportunities. The themes of the Academy are based on Hartford’s Financial Services Cluster: > Banking > Financial Services > Insurance > Investments/Securities > International Business Special features: High School Inc. is partnered with: > Aetna > The Connecticut Insurance and Financial Services (CIFS) Cluster > Franklin Trust Federal Credit Union > The Hartford Financial Services Group > KPMG > Morgan Stanley > Prudential > Travelers Companies > United Healthcare NOTES D/O d i s t r i c t/open choice grades 9-12 z o n e 4 46
Jumoke Academy at Milner 104 Vine Street Hartford, CT 06112 860-695-4380 Principal: Doreen Crawford Email: doreen.crawford@hartfordschools.org URL: http://www.hartfordschools.org/index.php/our-schools School Hours: 8:45 am – 3:45 pm Grades Served: PK4 – Grade 8 School Uniform: Yes Overview: One School - One Sound - Excellence! This tagline reinforces the vision of Family Urban Schools of Excellence (FUSE): Urban learning communities of distinction that, through rigor and cultural affirmation, deliver on the promise of excellence and empowerment for generations of scholars. Embracing the philosophy of Jumoke – “a child is loved” – the mission of FUSE is to prepare children to successfully compete in the global market place, overcoming any cultural, social or economic challenges Jumoke Academy at Milner strives to create a strong family and community connection; a positive school environment, including non-school factors; effective leadership, effective teachers and staff; an effective curriculum and instruction program; effective use of time; and effective use of data to inform decision-making. As a member of the newly-created Commissioner’s Network, Milner’s school design was formed in partnership with the state, parents, teachers and community members, and is modeled after the highly-successful Jumoke Academy charter organization. Jumoke Academy at Milner is a neighborhood school. A Neighborhood school is defined as a school that will only accept students that live within .5 miles (one-half mile) of the school. There is no transportation provided to this school, all students are walkers. Special features: > A room parent to support each classroom. > Additional supports for Milner’s growing population of English Language Learners. > Community-School programming, including an after-school program aligned to instruction. > Continuing oversight and monitoring role for the Milner Turnaround Committee to track progress and provide feedback. > Intensive training for parents and staff in the Jumoke method. > More instructional time during the school year and during the summer months. > Student-to-staff ratio from 12 students to one adult to eight students to one adult. NOTES D d i s t r i c t g r a d e s PK4-Grade 8 z o n e 2 47
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