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coolducklingcool t1_j9qb19v wrote
Reply to looking for assistance by Serious_Service5137
Every district is different, but in my district I would be able to be paid as long as my sick days covered it. And since sick days roll over and accumulate, you can have dozens, well over a hundred, depending on how long you’ve been in district.
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Reply to comment by Kolzig33189 in looking for assistance by Serious_Service5137
We don’t pay into the program.
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Reply to Unregistered Vehicles by [deleted]
You didn’t know that your registration paperwork was either expired or missing? And that you hadn’t paid for it in years…? You’re lucky you weren’t pulled over. You’d have had your vehicle towed on the spot and some trouble with the police for sure.
I have never had AAA check my registration. Not their job.
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Reply to comment by AnimeCiety in Moving to Connecticut by FrequentAd1126
Agreed. Many parts of CT are pretty suburban. Neither urban nor rural. You’ll need a car to drive places, lots of residential housing, etc.
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Reply to comment by redditor1101 in So we have a top 10/20 causes of death in CT yet we waste time with gun control by 1Bzi
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Reply to Left lane campers are everywhere... by virtualchoirboy
There are no left exits in my area and plenty of slow cars in the left lane. It’s definitely not the left lanes, although those don’t help.
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Reply to comment by NPETravels in Any recommendations for daycares in Norwalk or Wilton? Anything under $600? Running into a lot of wait lists and I’m finding most prices between $600 and $800 and even running into waiting lists with some of these. I have a 16 month old and looking to start in 1-2 months. Thanks in advance! by NPETravels
You definitely have to visit a few, ideally talk to some references, etc. but it can be a wonderful option and actually cheaper. I was the opposite - I only wanted a home daycare and didn’t want a center at all. Centers felt too… industrial? Centers have advantages like many provide preschool options for 3s and 4s and they also are able to remain open even if a teacher gets sick. But I prefer the small size of our home daycare - max 6 kids. (Which also means less germs.) She is open early enough for me, a high school teacher, and provides meals, too. Some centers do, some don’t. Some homes do, some don’t. She’s basically family to us now. My son has been with her 2.5 years. Now, home daycares won’t have the bells and whistles like apps and cameras and Face ID technology at pick up though lol.
coolducklingcool t1_j8owjmb wrote
Reply to Any recommendations for daycares in Norwalk or Wilton? Anything under $600? Running into a lot of wait lists and I’m finding most prices between $600 and $800 and even running into waiting lists with some of these. I have a 16 month old and looking to start in 1-2 months. Thanks in advance! by NPETravels
Pricing is good but timing is not if you’re looking to start that soon. People put fetuses on the wait list. 211 web site would also have home daycares listed.
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Reply to Looking to move by kjpappas7
I know the Newtown/Southbury area pretty well so feel free to PM me!
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Reply to Places in Fairfield/New Haven Counties to see or visit for someone from outside the US? by [deleted]
Take a walking tour of Yale.
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Reply to comment by AhbabaOooMaoMao in A Statement from Commissioner and Colonel Concerning the Memphis, Tenn. Incident (released 01/27/2023 7:57 pm) by BobbyBuzz008
Because the hour of footage makes it pretty clear it’s indefensible.
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Reply to local over the air tv channels? by beowolf66
I get NBC CT on Roku TV.
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Reply to comment by SSoviet_Slayer in Was there ever a mob in Connecticut? by Stamfordsterling
Lol fair enough, I guess seeing all of the replies as ‘the mob’ related, i went that direction.
coolducklingcool t1_j4znd10 wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Was there ever a mob in Connecticut? by Stamfordsterling
He asked about “the mob”… not “a mob” 🤣
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Reply to Was there ever a mob in Connecticut? by Stamfordsterling
As close and connected as we are to NYC? Of course.
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Reply to comment by GoOnNoMeatNoPudding in So which dispensaries will actually sell to adults tomorrow? by GoOnNoMeatNoPudding
Have you met my friend, government bureaucracy?
coolducklingcool t1_j2eqril wrote
So just a cautionary note. Of course you can register your child at the grandparents’ address and drive them to school. But if you’re caught, the child will be expelled to their home district and the district could go after you for tuition fees. Now, they rarely waste their resources on the legal side, in my limited experience. (13 years teaching) But being forced to remove the child, even midyear, from a school where they have become settled and established could be traumatic. My district borders a midsize city with overcrowded and underfunded schools. We have many, many students that lie their way into our district. Many are ‘caught’ and removed.
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Reply to comment by RisingMillennials in Can I send kids to grandparent’s school district? by RisingMillennials
So you’d give legal custody to the grandparents?
coolducklingcool t1_j29h9ai wrote
I think a student identifying themselves using a very specific term that is used in the indigenous community is very uncommon and can be dealt with on a case by case basis.
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Reply to comment by [deleted] in 'This makes my brain hurt': Connecticut used disaster aid to rebuild million-dollar homes by IndicationOver
So the the Governor’s salary is causing homelessness…? Logical conclusion.
coolducklingcool t1_j28kmow wrote
Still one on 25 along Monroe/Trumbull line!
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Reply to comment by imchasingentropy in You guys drive like 3 children in a trench coat, but have a lovely state (taken outside Bristol) by imchasingentropy
Can’t speak for the parking, but a recent study said CT was one of the best states for driving lol. Statistically 🤷🏻♀️ Parking is rough though. I think the design of a lot of parking lots is absolutely atrocious. Idk if that’s regional or just life…
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Reply to comment by Invest-24_7_356 in Time To Take Down Your Election Yard Signs by 1mJustALurk3r
Where did it say otherwise? Simply pointing out the fallacy of your logic. The officials elected in November do not begin their terms until January. Thought that was pretty easy…
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Reply to comment by Invest-24_7_356 in Time To Take Down Your Election Yard Signs by 1mJustALurk3r
The crap hasn’t happened yet because the new elected candidates aren’t I until January…
coolducklingcool t1_j9qgokv wrote
Reply to comment by nikedude in looking for assistance by Serious_Service5137
It may be dependent on accumulated sick leave. That’s the case in my district. But we roll over unused sick days so it’s not hard to build up a few weeks worth - provided you aren’t a first year teacher, and then you’re out of luck.
If they don’t have any sick leave, some districts allow a ‘sick bank’ where teachers can donate a couple of their sick days. 🤷🏻♀️ That is a specific question for the union rep.