daveashaw

daveashaw t1_j19052z wrote

Foote School in New Haven goes K-9 and Hamden Hall goes K-12. My son attended Foote G6-9 and then HH 10-12. HH is a little less intense (Foote is where all the Yale faculty brats go) but it depends on the kid. All things considered, I think the better bet would be HH. The kids at Foote probably think of Shelton as being way, way out in the sticks. Those are the only ones I have actual knowledge of. Fairfield County, of course, has a shit-ton of schools, which may be more convenient than schlepping your kid to New Haven.

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daveashaw t1_iyexldq wrote

TIL there is/was a restaurant chain called "Ninety-Nine" that had locations in CT. To be fair, a lot of these outfits have a tough time in CT and other states that have good, reasonable local food.

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daveashaw t1_iujlwgy wrote

Do you really think having an Insurance Commissioner be from one party rather than another is going to make a difference in rates for auto insurance? Cars are more valuable now and supply chain issues mean it will take longer to fix a car after an accident, which means you will need the rental car for longer, and rental car rates have increased because of the high demand and shortage of vehicles. You really think one state level commissioner is going to able to wave a magic wand and fix all that?

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