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Directions to CVC

New Haven Office
Most of our staff are in our main office at 33 Whitney Ave in New Haven.

From I-91
Exit 3.
At the end of the ramp, turn left onto Orange Street.
Go to the first light, take a right onto Grove Street (one way)
At the next light, take a right onto Whitney Avenue (one way)

From I-95
Take I-95 to I-91. Then follow above directions.

From Route 34
Cross over Ella Grasso Boulevard.
Continue straight down George Street (one way).
Follow George Street (about 3 or 4 miles) to Church Street (one way)
Take a left onto Church Street
Church Street becomes Whitney Avenue after it crosses Grove Street

Parking
Metered parking is available on the street or you may park in a parking garage.
One is located on Grove Street and another is on Audubon Street (the next right off of Whitney Avenue after the CT Voices office Bldg.)

Hartford Office
Our Hartford office is at 53 Oak Street in Hartford.

From East, North, South of Hartford, take I-91 to I-84 West
Take Sigourney Street Exit (#47). Turn left off exit, and take immediate first left BACK ONTO I-84, heading EAST. Take first exit, Capitol Ave (#48B). Bear to the right as the exit splits (the Capitol will be on your left as you get to the light). Go straight through the light, crossing Capitol Avenue, onto Oak Street.  Our building is the second one on your right.  Enter through the door on the left marked #55.  Our office is on the third floor in Suite 15.

From West of Hartford, take I-84 East
Take the Capitol Ave. Exit (#48B).  Bear to the right as the exit splits (the Capitol will be on your left as you get to the light). Go straight through the light, crossing Capitol Avenue, onto Oak Street. Enter through the door on the left marked #55.  Our office is on the third floor in Suite 15.

High Quality Education & Training: A Proven Investment in Connecticut's Future
CVC Publication Investments in education and continuing training ensure that Connecticut maintains a strong and competitive workforce, and have a dramatic effect on health status. However, our overall state investment in education far too frugal for a state of our wealth. Connecticut ranks 47th among all states in state and local spending on all education as a share of total personal income, and 49th in its spending on higher education. If Connecticut's state and local education spending had been at the national average, Connecticut's education investment in 2004 would have been $1.99 billion greater than it was. In addition, Connecticut has shifted more of the burden of funding schools to our cities and towns. The state's contribution to K-12 public education was once 45% of town costs, but is now roughly 40%, one of the lowest shares in the nation.

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