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ACES is the Regional Educational Service Center for the 25 school districts in south central Connecticut. ACES exists to improve public education through innovative, high-quality, costeffective programs and services. As a Local Education Agency, ACES operates schools designed to meet the specific needs of the region.

Area Cooperative Education Services, named fifth among large companies in the top workplaces survey, employs close to 900 people in 14 buildings, including the eight magnet and special education schools that it manages as a district.

Fixing Connecticut's Schools
To Begin: Simplify the System
by Richard Urban

ACES Wintergreen Interdistrict Magnet School, 670 Wintergreen Ave., engaged its entire 640 student population in the recent American Heart Association’s Jump Rope for Heart and Hoops fundraiser to generate close to $7,000 in donations. The student’s fundraising effort ranked Wintergreen sixth of 450 participating schools in Connecticut. Physical Education teachers at the school, which has grades kindergarten through eight, organized the school-wide activity.

ACES was featured as a community partner in the UIL Holding Company December 2012 newsletter.

October 19, 2012: ACES Mill Road School in cooperation with School of Health Services, Quinnipiac University holds Big Read and Fitness Fair

New Haven Register: Article on ACES Educational Center for the Arts: A dance at ECA that gets inside your head

Connecticut among 45 states revamping school curriculums by  Matthew Creegan, Special to the Register

9/21/12 New Haven Register Article on ACES role in helping districts prepare to meet the new Common Core Standards.

Hearst Connecticut Newspapers Selects ACES as a 2012 Top Workplace

Creating an abundance of jobs may be the key to restoring economic prosperity, but some argue it’s how people feel in their jobs that will drive success. For the second year, employees from across Fairfield, Litchfield and New Haven counties have spoken - singling out 35 companies that have raised the bar for the exemplary treatment of staffers. Hearst Connecticut Newspapers’ partner, Workplace Dynamics, collected feedback from over 14,000 employees at 62 companies about the work they do.