Newtown Military Reserve - Is Sandy Hook Elementary a Military school?

IS Sandy Hook Elementary a Military school? I was reading about the Newtown Military Reserve when I discovered this on Patriotism.org

"Many military schools in Newtown require students to live on the school campus. The majority of them function only in the high school grade levels. However, there are military schools that start at elementary, middle school and junior high levels. The minimum age requirement for a military elementary school is 7 years of age. For military boarding schools the minimum is 12 years of age and the maximum age is 17 years old."

[link to www.patriotism.org]

There's also a mention of an outreach program called STARBASE. Read this..


STARBASE - Connecticut is an academic outreach program for at risk youth that incorporates a fast paced curriculum of hands-on activities, classroom experiments and support from volunteer experts within the Connecticut National Guard and the community. The goal of STARBASE Connecticut is to provide an innovative, educational outreach program in a non-conventional instructional setting to raise the interest and improve the knowledge and skills of at risk youth in math, science and technology. The long-term goal of STARBASE is to assist the next generation in becoming responsible, drug-free, goal oriented productive citizens who value lifelong learning and are better prepared for the future. STARBASE Connecticut operates on a 500K annual budget and instructs nearly 2,000 Hartford and Waterbury area 5th-graders per calendar year.


Community Outreach – The Military department publishes the “Connecticut Guardian,” which has a monthly circulation of 9,000. it is distributed to all members of the armed forces of the state, our military retirees and all of Connecticut’s public and high school libraries. The Connecticut Guard was recognized by the National Guard Bureau (NGB) as the best tabloid newspaper format category. It was received awards from the Department of the Army for stories, photos. Primary focus is media coverage of all Connecticut Army & Air National Guard training events, mobilizations and significant military events. The Connecticut National Guard also produces a monthly cable program highlighting the men & women of the armed forces of the state. The program is aired on all public access cable stations in the state.


There are plans for construction of 2 new Joint Reserve Centers too. Read....

"Developed the long range Base Re-Alignment and Closure (BRAC) Plan for the Joint Services in Connecticut, not including the Active Navy or Air Guard Facilities. The plan calls for closing 11 Army Guard and Army Reserve Facilities and building 2 Joint Reserve Centers one in the Newtown Area for $61,000,000 and the other in the Middletown Area for $78,000,000."

[link to das.ct.gov]


And this..

"The proposed Newtown Technology Park is off Exit 10 of I-84. I have found no map showing its exact location. I just googled “Newtown Technology Park" and “brownfield” together, and got a link to a Newtown Bee article which, of course, comes up page not found. However, the blurb about it on the google results page is very interesting. It says:
Selling Tech Park Prop to the Military? … They’re interested in considering the technology park. … "No one is better at developing brownfields," Mr. Bolinsky noted.


[link to politicalandsciencerhymes.blogspot.ca]

Then I found out about "Project Manequin and Underground Bases". Is this somehow all tied together. Any thoughts out there?

* PROJECT MANEQUIN *

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