Valley Collector Car Club

Latimer Lane School, located in Weatogue Conn., is a part of the Simsbury Public School District. It is an elementary school that provides a safe and learning environment for more than 600 students in grades kindergarten through six. It works collaboratively with parents in various programs that enhance the educational experience of the students. Its subject areas include art, computer education, language arts, family and consumer science, math, music, physical education, science, social studies, technical education and world languages. Its library media center contains more than 12,000 books, student and professional magazines, videotapes and laser discs, computer stations, a scanner, and digital cameras. Its extracurricular activities include the art, knitting, yoga, science and performing arts club, as well as various sports.

The Tootin' Hills School Parent Teacher Organization (PTO) is a dedicated group of volunteer parents and teachers committed to enhancing the educational and social environment at Tootin' Hills School in West Simsbury, CT. As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, their mission focuses on enriching students' educational, cultural, and social experiences while promoting collaboration between families and teachers. The PTO supports various initiatives, including funding innovative learning opportunities, sponsoring STEM activities, and encouraging literacy through book fairs and author talks. They also foster social and physical development through events and after-school clubs, while actively engaging in community outreach efforts to support local shelters. Generated from the website

The Friends of Heublein Tower is a non-profit preservation society dedicated to restoring and maintaining the historic Heublein Tower in Avon, CT. Founded in 1984, their mission is to bring back the tower to its original and authentic splendor for public enjoyment. With a focus on preserving the state-owned landmark, the Friends of Heublein Tower invite visitors to explore the tower's rich history through virtual tours and events such as the Hike to the Mic. Through donations and volunteer support, they work tirelessly to ensure the tower remains a cherished piece of local heritage.Generated from the website