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Danbury Houses Sold: Main Street, Woodcrest Lane, Coal Pit Hill Road, Purcell Drive

The following transfers were recorded in the last two weeks.

Mario Luis sold 141 Main St., to 141 Main St. LLC on Dec. 10 for $345,000. Volume 2208, pages 1012-1013.

Aaron Nicolson and Jennifer Nicholson sold 94 Woodcrest Lane to Michael Mitchell on Dec. 10 for $250,000. Volume 2208, pages 1067-1069.

Eduvige Adames and Sergio Adames sold 16 Coal Pit Hill Road to Cucamonga Properties LLC on Dec. 10 for $615,000. Volume 2208, pages 1089-1091.

HSBC Bank USA National Trust sold 44 Purcell Drive to Abraham Hernandez and Maria Hurtado Rodrigues on Dec. 11 for $175,299. Volume 2209, pages 66-67.

Karya Palanzo sold 13 Park Ave. to Edward Hilario on Dec. 11 for $284,000. Volume 2209, pages 129-130.

Lynne Anderson sold 5 Jefferson Ave. to Robert Chuvala and Ruth Chuvala on Dec. 11 for $215,000. Volume 2209, pages 635-637.

These property transfers were recorded by the Danbury Town Clerk.

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g, Let's throw out some more numbers... Here is a site to look at:Read More http://www.sde.ct.gov/sde/lib/sde/PDF/dgm/report1/basiccon.pdf This is the Connecticut State Department of Education Bureau of Grants Management spreadsheet. It shows and compares what Danbury is paying per student compared to the rest of the state. Looking at the numbers, out of the 170+ districts in the state, Danbury pays the 8th LEAST amount per pupil. Out of the 10 districts in Connecticut that have over 10,000 students, Danbury ranks 2nd LOWEST in the state. This amount is about $3,000 less per pupil than the average of the state and the average of districts with 10,000+ students.
g May 20, 2013 at 01:33 pm
Good afternoon Jessica, Danbury plans to spend approximately $114,000,000 on teaching staff salaryRead More and benefits for the next school year per the school budget here - http://www.danbury.k12.ct.us/bbadmin/Budget/2012-2013%20budget.pdf the total budget is $121,000,000. Teachers, administrators, contracted professionals, staff enrichment programs, staff insurance, and the rest comprise about 95% of the school system budget. See staff cost summary on page 8 of the report. You'll also note our board of education plans to spend a bit more than 3 million dollars on supplies and materials plus a million on equipment. The budget represents a 5% increase from the prior year. On our district home page - http://www.danbury.k12.ct.us/ it says Danbury has 10,300 my calculator tells me that's about $12,000 per child in the district. With $12,000 per child, why are teachers paying for supplies? Hmm ... let me think ... 95% of the budget goes to staff salary and benefits for the long 185 day year .... I have a guess where the money goes. Do you?
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