Farmingville: A Case Study

population. Farmers have slowly moved up from farming 300-800 acres of land, to 1,500 to 3,000

Garden City originated when Andrew Jackson transferred 160 acres of land to john lathers in the 1800’s. The city was patterned after the “Garden City” concept that became popular in England during the 19th century. These home sites were sectioned off into acre plots to allow adequate farming area to support the families with fruit and vegetables. In 1927, Garden city was incorporated as a village.

Farmland got its start in 1852 after being founded by Henry D. Huffman and William Macy as a station on the Bellfontaine Railroad. On July 28th 1852 the two gentlemen platted Farmland on their farms. The town consisted of 152 lots including 6 streets, all of which are present today. Many cities that started on the railroad were thrust into a thriving economical environment. Being a station this allowed the city to quickly increase its population and annual revenue. There were many people that saw this economic opportunity and started forming farms alongside the town because it gave them quick access to the railroad. Thus their transportation costs were lower than other farmers. The agricultural business started to boom in the small town and drew more people into the town. People seized the economic opportunities that presented themselves. Sadly though the town did grow slow. But in 1870 the census found 532 people residing there. Starting from just two families the town gained over 500 residents in just 18 years. That is truly remarkable for the time that our nation was in.

1930 – A large amount of houses were built along in the centre of the village that were large houses and a series of smaller houses were built going towards the River Thames increasing the population size further.

In terms of income many of the students represent an average or below average socioeconomic status where as 26% represent a lower socioeconomic status. There is a 15% portion of students who are classified as having or living with a disability.

Have you ever dreamed of a community so perfect where you could live, work, and go to school on a daily basis? A community filled with so much happiness and peace among the society? A society where jobs are available as well as proficient teaching for citizens in that society. A place where citizens have the options of choice for which career they choose. A place filled with intelligent people who have high morals. Brook Farm was created to unite human relationships together.

Ambassadors Preparatory Academy (084804) is in Galveston County and the charter district has an enrollment of 320 students as of 2013-2014 school year. Out of 320 students 290 or 90.6% is under economically disadvantaged. This is a high number of economically disadvantaged students. As a teacher, you have to adjust your lesson plan accordingly especially when planning a field trip or giving a project. Field trip is an important learning experience for students and having majority of the student falling under economically disadvantaged it will be hard to plan a field trip. Some students who is economically disadvantaged is not performing well in school which will reflect to teachers performance. The demand will be huge in the teacher with high

This change in land usage during the early 1950's was precipitated by plans for a bridge over the Hudson River. This bridge was to connect Rockland and Westchester counties between Tarrytown in Westchester and Nyack in Rockland. The building of this bridge would become the first step that facilitated massive changes in the area. Developers and farmers saw the opportunities that would come with this bridge, it would finally allow

As of 2010-2011 the school district had an enrolment of 13,136 students and 1,012.8 classroom teachers which calculated to a student to teacher ratio of 12:98:1. In 2014-2015 the district had a significant increase up to 14,800 students from preschool to high school and 40 new classrooms as well as the new Passaic Gifted and Talented Academy in 2015. There are total number of 16 schools in the district, that is, 3 pre-schools, 11 elementary schools, 1 middle school and 1 high school. The ethnicity distribution is mainly composed of mostly Hispanic race with a total number of 11,639. Black were the second with 976 students, followed by Asians who were 313. The other is distributed to American Indian and Whites. In high school, Hispanic race was 84.9%, Blacks 10.2% and Asians 4%. The remaining percentage was divided between the Whites and American

The town was named for Henry Pfluger when the first post office was established in 1860. However, the community saw little growth until the arrival of the railroad in 1904; by 1914, the population had reached 500, which was more than twice what it had been at the time the railroad arrived. However, the population declined to 380 by 1949 as residents relocated to larger towns to seek employment. After Pflugerville incorporated in 1965, the town began to grow again, fueled in part by the rapid growth experienced by Austin.

The rural town of Burrillville is located in the north-west end of Rhode Island. There is energy companies trying to build a powerplant in the town. The area would be perfect considering its large amount of land that is not being used. The fossil fuel industry want to build a natural gas power plant. The use of fossil fuels is fueling climate change. Although some believe climate change is a hoax and a myth created by the Chinese government, the facts and science back up the changing environment. An argument being made to creating this plant is it will make people 's electric bills go down and it is going to create more jobs. Yes, it is true this plant would create jobs, but furthering the change of our climate is not worth creating 100 jobs. The Burrillville Power Plant is not the most effective way to create jobs or energy in the state of Rhode Island.

When I think of the world that my life occurs in I see all of the ways that people and their ideas have affected it. People hold the ability to manipulate what we see by covering ideas with lenses. Living in small town Farmington Maine the viewpoint that most of my peers hold is the same because everything that they have experienced is fed through the same lense. However my points of view are filtered through my experiences, these are the what’s, the how’s and the why’s. I have seen how other cultures think and process information while traveling through life. This is an experience that is special to travel, without the ability to experience a situation first had a lense is needed to emulate the feelings involved.

When the people being asked from the others “how the farms look like ?”the answers are typically the same.They describe giant bumpy hills,red farms cows,sheeps and pigs eating grass,chickens and ducks running around the farm.Well, that’s how used to be a long time ago,but time changed and nothing is the same.Agriculture of modern days is a whole different story, compared with the agriculture of the early 20th century.The classic farming has been transformed into “ Mega Farms”,which means the productivity has been in increased but the quality has decreased.The farms of the old days basically have been transformed into factories of producing.

The practice of farming is over 11,500 years old. Before farming people would spend most of their lives in search of food. People would hunt wild animals and gather what they could from the areas they temporarily stayed at. People slowly learned how to grow simple cereal and root crops. These people steeled and began a life based on farming. The advancement of agriculture has progressed greatly in the last century. More advanced equipment has led to higher yields and more land to be cultivated for farming. Everything in the agricultural trade has changed from plows, tractors, trucks, and even ways to get around the farm have changed immensely. The simplest things are now complex, but extremely efficient. We have been catapulted into a technological

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