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  • About the Case | Sheff Movement

    About the Case ABOUT THE CASE In 1989, when her son, Milo, was a fourth grade student at Annie Fisher Elementary School in Hartford, Elizabeth Horton Sheff joined with ten other families and began a long and arduous journey to redress the inequity between the level of education provided to students in Hartford public schools and that available to children in surrounding suburban districts. This journey has become known around the State of Connecticut, and throughout the United States, as Sheff vs. O’Neill –a landmark civil rights effort that seeks to prepare all children to live and prosper in an increasingly diverse, globally connected world. The plaintiffs in this case continue to advocate for the State of Connecticut to uphold the constitutional rights of children in Hartford schools. The original Sheff plaintiff families were: Milo Sheff, an African-American child residing in Hartford Wildaliz, Pedro, and Eva Bermudez, Latino children residing in Hartford Oskar and Waleska Melendez, Latino children residing in Glastonbury Martin Hamilton, an African-American child residing in Hartford Janelle Hughley, an African-American child residing in Hartford Neiima Best, an African-American child residing in Hartford Lisa Laboy, a Latino child residing in Hartford David and Michael Harrington, white children residing in Hartford Rachel and Joseph Leach, white children residing in West Hartford Erica and Tasha Connolly, white children residing in Hartford Michael and Dawn Perez, Latino children residing in Hartford To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key.

  • November 2015 Meeting

    SMC Updates < Back November 2015 Meeting Who: Led by SMC Staff/Leadership What: SMC Updates Where: Metropolitan Learning Center - 1551 Blue Hills Avenue Bloomfield, CT 06002 When: November 14, 2015 at 3:00:00 PM We’ll host November’s meeting at the Metropolitan Learning Center, the site of the Regional School Choice Office (RSCO) Fair. Click here for more information. Previous Next

  • December 2011 Meeting

    Year End Meeting < Back December 2011 Meeting Who: Led by SMC Staff/Leadership What: Year End Meeting Where: Hartford City Hall, Atrium When: December 3, 2011 at 3:00:00 PM Connecticut Magnets: Leading the Nation A review of the most outstanding accomplishments of our magnets – how they are closing the achievement gap, winning state and national awards for excellence, and providing thousands of children with the quality, integrated education they deserve. What will we need to do to support these schools in the next few years? Featuring: William Magnotta , President, Magnet Schools of America (Connecticut State Department of Education) Tim Sullivan , Classical Magnet School 2010 Principal of the Year, Connecticut School Association With a new governor and increasing budget crisis, 2011 will be a pivotal year for our programs. Lawmakers will need to hear from parents and supporters to continue support for interdistrict magnets and to make sure local schools have the support they need to make Project Choice accessible to more children. Please join magnet school principals and parent and community leaders to help us set the agenda for next year. Refreshments will be provided. Previous Next

  • September 2017 Meeting

    SMC Updates < Back September 2017 Meeting Who: Led by SMC Staff/Leadership What: SMC Updates Where: SMC Offices - 75 Charter Oak Ave. 06106 When: September 16, 2017 at 2:00:00 PM Previous Next

  • February 2012 Meeting

    SMC Updates < Back February 2012 Meeting Who: Guest: Commissioner Pryor What: SMC Updates Where: Capital Prep Magnet School - 1304 Main Street Hartford, CT 06103 When: February 18, 2012 at 3:00:00 PM Commissioner Pryor will be joining us. Previous Next

  • May 2023 Meeting

    School & Community-Based Advocacy Team Presentation < Back May 2023 Meeting Who: What: School & Community-Based Advocacy Team Presentation Where: Virtual: Via Zoom When: May 20, 2023 at 2:00:00 PM Meeting Agenda 2. Opening 3. Student Updates School-Based Advocacy Teams Community-Based Advocacy Teams 4. Sheff Movement Updates Youth Activism Committee Summer Student Engagement 5. Closing RSVP HERE  Previous Next

  • October 2015 Meeting

    SMC Updates < Back October 2015 Meeting Who: Led by SMC Staff/Leadership What: SMC Updates Where: SMC Offices - 75 Charter Oak Ave. 06106 When: October 10, 2015 at 2:00:00 PM Previous Next

  • March 2022 Meeting

    We'll be discussing Greater Hartford's magnet school system. < Back March 2022 Meeting Who: Speakers: Julie Goldstein, Salvatore Menzo, Sarah Vocca What: We'll be discussing Greater Hartford's magnet school system. Where: Virtual: Via Zoom When: March 19, 2022 at 2:00:00 PM Meeting Agenda 1. Welcome 2. Sheff Agreement Update 3. Introduction of Speakers 4. GH Magnet School System Julie Goldstein Salvatore Menzo, Ed.D Sarah Vocca, Ph.D Download Meeting Materials Goodwin .pdf Download PDF • 1.34MB HPS MSA Sheff Mtg Presentation .pdf Download PDF • 14.53MB Previous Next

  • June 2017 Meeting

    SMC Updates < Back June 2017 Meeting Who: Led by SMC Staff/Leadership What: SMC Updates Where: SMC Offices - 75 Charter Oak Ave. 06106 When: June 10, 2017 at 2:00:00 PM Previous Next

  • September 2022 Meeting

    Lourdes Fonseca, a member of the Sheff Movement organizing team presented on the history, goals and mission of the Center for Latino Progress and her work as a community organizer with this Sheff Movement Community-Based Advocacy Team (CBAT) based at CLP. Sheff Movement Community - Based Advocacy Teams (CBATs) are working groups that develop skills and resources to advocate for the needs of their communities and the wider system. Each CBAT team is designed and led by students and mentors at each organization. < Back September 2022 Meeting Who: Lordes Fonseca and Youth Center for Latino Progress What: Lourdes Fonseca, a member of the Sheff Movement organizing team presented on the history, goals and mission of the Center for Latino Progress and her work as a community organizer with this Sheff Movement Community-Based Advocacy Team (CBAT) based at CLP. Sheff Movement Community - Based Advocacy Teams (CBATs) are working groups that develop skills and resources to advocate for the needs of their communities and the wider system. Each CBAT team is designed and led by students and mentors at each organization. Where: Virtual: Via Zoom When: September 17, 2022 at 2:00:00 PM Lourdes Fonseca, a member of the Sheff Movement organizing team presented on the history, goals and mission of the Center for Latino Progress and her work as a community organizer with this Sheff Movement Community-Based Advocacy Team (CBAT) based at CLP. Sheff Movement Community - Based Advocacy Teams (CBATs) are working groups that develop skills and resources to advocate for the needs of their communities and the wider system. Each CBAT team is designed and led by students and mentors at each organization. Meeting Agenda Welcome Sheff Updates School-Based Advocacy Team (SBAT) Update Community-Based Advocacy Team (CBAT) Update from Center for Latino Progress Announcements & Closing Download Meeting Materials https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1wYXlk3Cz3QxdlW8poxLI7e2nKTcCdluQ/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=114786722874030366303&rtpof=true&sd=true Previous Next

  • January 2016 Meeting

    Learn about the work happening at CT River Academy. < Back January 2016 Meeting Who: Led by SMC Staff/Leadership What: Learn about the work happening at CT River Academy. Where: CT River Academy - 9 Riverside Drive East Hartford, CT 06118 When: January 16, 2016 at 3:00:00 PM This is our first time meeting at one of the Goodwin College magnet schools, and we’re excited to learn about the work happening there! Since CT River Academy is hosting an information session that same day, a student-led school tour is an option for coalition members who’d like to stick around after the meeting. CT River Academy 9 Riverside Drive East Hartford, CT 06118 (parking is best done in the parking garage connected to the school) Previous Next

  • Stipulations | Sheff Movement

    Stipulations STIPULATIONS Sheff v. O’Neill is a civil rights lawsuit that sought to vindicate the rights of students in Hartford, Connecticut. Filed in 1989, the lawsuit resulted in a landmark decision regarding civil rights and the right to education, decided by the Connecticut Supreme Court in 1996. The plaintiffs continue to advocate for the State of Connecticut to uphold the constitutional rights of children in Hartford to an equal educational opportunity. Order (January 27, 2022) Proposed Judgment (January 27, 2022) Joint Motion for Final Judgment and Order (January 26, 2022) Stipulation and Order (January 10, 2020) Memorandum of Decision (August 7, 2017) Stipulation and Order (June 10, 2016) Stipulation and Order (February 23, 2015) Stipulation and Proposed Order (December 13, 2013) Stipulation and Order (April 30, 2013) Stipulation and Order (April 4, 2008) Sheff v. O’Neill Comprehensive Management Plan (December 2008) Sheff v. O’Neill: Stipulation and Order (January 22, 2003) Sheff v. O’Neill: 1996 Decision Original Sheff Complaint (April 26, 1989) To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key. OTHER MATERIALS Quick Summary of 2008 Settlement Agreement (April 4, 2008)

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