This instruction may be provided by a member of our certified staff including the classroom teacher,
Language Arts and Math Consultants, or Pupil Services staff including Resource Room Teachers or
Speech and Language Pathologists. In some cases, this support may also be provided by a
paraprofessional or tutor under the direct supervision of a certified teacher.
This support is provided through small groups in addition to the regular language arts or math period
in order to give students extra instruction and practice in the targeted skills that may be difficult for
them.
SEXUAL HARASSMENT
Sexual harassment is expressly prohibited and will not be tolerated in any form. Sexual harassment
shall include, but not be limited to, unwelcome advances, direct or indirect demands or requests for
sexual favors, sexual comments, gestures, or other physical actions of a sexual nature. All reported
incidents of sexual harassment will be promptly and thoroughly investigated. (B.O.E. Policy 5145.4)
SUMMER INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC & THEATER ARTS CAMP
The Summer Music Program offers a variety of courses in instrumental music, as well as a music
theater workshop. Courses offered are: concert band, jazz band, string orchestra, world drumming,
music technology, and music theater. The Summer Music Program is offered dependent upon enough
interest shown to warrant classes being held. Registration forms for these programs are available on
the school district’s website. Parents are responsible for transporting their children to the
Summer Music Program.
TOWN PROGRAMS - FEDERAL – STATE
FAMILY RESOURCE CENTER
The Enfield Family Resource Centers are located in two Enfield schools-Henry Barnard Elementary
School and the Stowe Early Learning Center. The Family Resource Center (FRC) model is a unique
program where the school serves as a hub to connect and strengthen the school, families, and the
community. Family Resource Centers ensure that children enter school ready to learn and provide
education and support to parents in their role as their child’s first and most important teacher. Services
provided by the FRC include: early learning playgroups and educational home visits for children ages
birth-age five; developmental screenings; workshops on effective parenting; support groups for
parents of children with autism, grandparents raising grandchildren, and single parents; support and
training for family day care providers; positive youth development programs; and resource and
referrals to child care programs, community agencies, and a lending library of books, videos, and
other resources on family and parenting issues.
For more information on the Family Resource Center, please contact us at the numbers below, email
familyresourcecoordinator@enfield.org or visit www.enfield-ct.gov/frc.
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