Magnet Schools
Interdistrict magnet schools are designed to voluntarily reduce racial, ethnic and economic isolation. They seek to attract students by offering a special, high-quality curriculum. These exciting and innovative schools provide educational opportunities for students who benefit from a range of themes or teaching philosophies that include performing arts, math, science and technology, international studies, early childhood and multicultural education. Admission to these schools is open to all students in participating school districts.
Links/Resources
- 2009-10 Application for Interdistrict Magnet School Funds [PDF] NEW
- Interdistrict Magnet Schools and Magnet Programs in Connecticut: An Evaluation Report - March 2003
- Cover, Executive Summary and Table of Contents [PDF] 217.56KB
- Chapter 1-2 [PDF] 366.28KB
- Chapter 3-4 [PDF] 465.56KB
- Chapter 5-7 [PDF] 474.23KB
- Chapter 8-9 [PDF] 294.53KB
- Appendix A-G [PDF] 538.26KB
- Connecticut Interdistrict Magnet and State Charter Schools: Evaluation Highlights
- A Presentation on Interdistrict Magnet Schools in Connecticut to the Connecticut Association of Interdistrict Magnet Schools [PowerPoint] [PDF]
Contact
If you require further information, please contact:
Magnet Schools Program Manager:
William Magnotta
Connecticut State Department of Education
165 Capitol Avenue
Hartford, CT 06106
Telephone: 860-713-6575
Fax: 860-713-7021
For technical questions, contact the Web Content Coordinator:
Felicia Canty.
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