National Center For Missing & Exploited Children Arkansas, California, Colorado, Connecticut, delaware, District of Columbia Collier County Implements NetSmartz Workshop Into 20052006 school Year http://www.missingkids.com/
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Graduate Programs At University Of Delaware Graduate school funding, financial aid, graduate assistance University ofDelaware Center for Counseling and Student Development http://schools.gradschools.com/graduate-schools/Univ-Delware.html
Extractions: "Improvements in technology accounted for a lot of the gains in productivity and in our economy during the past decade," North Dakota Governor John Hoeven said. "Like private industry, we in government need to develop and utilize technology because it will be key to helping us prosper."
John Dickinson High School Library Media Center John Dickinson High school. Library media Center. Heather C. Jones, Library mediaSpecialist. Library media Center. About the Library media Center http://teachers.redclay.k12.de.us/heather.jones/JDHSlibrary.htm
Extractions: John Dickinson High School Library Media Center Heather C. Jones, Library Media Specialist Library Media Center: Information Literacy and You: Helpful Information: Databases for Research: Tools for Research Assistance: A Guide to Writing Research Papers Citing Resources using MLA Format (courtesy of Purdue University) Slate Citation Machine (Helps you create your own) Is this website worthy? (Evaluation tools and help) Courtesy of University of Illinois Creating a Thesis Statement (courtesy of Northwestern University) Thesis or Question (courtesy of Purdue University) Plagairism Do's and Don'ts
Extractions: Mobile (410) 790-5002 Mayor Martin O'Malley, Baltimore City Schools CEO Dr. Bonnie Copeland and Comcast Announce New Technology Initiative for Baltimore City Press Conference at North Bend Elementary School Kicks Off Major Commitment to Wire Media Centers in Baltimore City Public Schools With Free Comcast High-Speed Internet Service Baltimore, Md. - Baltimore City Mayor Martin O'Malley, Baltimore City Public Schools CEO Dr. Bonnie S. Copeland and Comcast will announce a major technology initiative where Comcast will wire a group of media centers designated by the school system within Baltimore City with free Comcast High-Speed Internet service. The announcement will take place at an 11 a.m. press conference on Wednesday, May 5, 2004, at North Bend Elementary School located at 181 North Bend Road in Baltimore.
Extractions: Use the table below to browse private elementary schools in Delaware county. You can also click on the table headers to sort schools by teacher:student ratio or school size. $ H.V. = Median Housing Value, # Stud. = # Students, S.T. = School Type, G.O. = Grades Offered Town Data: Private School Overview: Town $ H.V. Elementary School # Stud. ... S.T. G.O. 1. Aston American Christian School Co-ed PK-12 Aston Aston Presbyterian Church Dayc Co-ed PK-KG Aston Kinder Care Learning Center Co-ed KG-KG Aston Media Childrens House Co-ed PK-2 Aston St Francis De Sales School Co-ed KG-8 Aston St Joseph School Co-ed PK-8 2. Boothwyn Chichester Kinderschool Co-ed PK-KG 3. Brookhaven
1500 Professional Standards Board State of delaware The Official Website for the First State provides supportin a library or media center; assists in training and support with http://www.state.de.us/research/AdminCode/title14/1500/1584.shtml
Extractions: Online Delaware Code 1584 Permits Paraeducators 1.0 Content Pursuant to 14 Del.C. §1205(a) this regulation shall apply to the qualifications required of Title I Paraeducators, Instructional Paraeducators, and Service Paraeducators employed, either full-time or part-time, in support positions in public schools. 2.0 Definitions The following words and terms, when used in this regulation, shall have the following meaning unless the context clearly indicates otherwise: "Associate's or Higher Degree" means that the degree is conferred by a regionally accredited institution of higher education or by a distance education institution that is regionally or nationally accredited through an agency recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education. "Completed at Least 2 Years of Study at an Institution of Higher Education" means the satisfactory completion of a minimum of 60 semester hours of instruction at a regionally accredited institution of higher education or by a distance education institution that is regionally or nationally accredited through an agency recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education, in general or educational studies, including reading, writing, and mathematics content and pedagogy, unless the institution of higher education defines two years of full-time study as the successful completion of a minimum of 48 semester hours, and provides documentation of such definition.
Delaware County Community College delaware County Locations. Main Campus; Southeast Center Malin Road Center;Additional Courses are offered at Ridley High school and Upper Darby High http://www.dccc.edu/locations/
Extractions: Chester County Locations Additional Credit Courses are offered at Avon Grove High School and CAT-Brandywine. The Main Campus in Marple Township is located at 901 South Media Line Road, off of Route 252 between Media and Newtown Square, PA. The Colleges technical programs are based at the Malin Road Center in nearby Broomall, and the Southeast Center in Sharon Hill, PA. serves students in the eastern section of Delaware County. The Chester County Campus at Downingtown is located at 100 Bond Drive just north of Downingtown, near the intersection of Corner Ketch Road and Route 322. The Exton Center at 912 Springdale Drive in the Whiteland Business Park in Exton offers credit and noncredit programs. The College offers courses at ten other locations throughout the two counties. Choose the county to left that you are interested in for more information, maps and directions.
Extractions: Dec 30, 2004 - PAETEC Launches Six Sigma Working with GE Commercial Finance Dec 15, 2004 - PAETEC Launches IP Product Set for Financial Markets Nov 30, 2004 - PAETEC Executive to Speak at Oracle OpenWorld Nov 19, 2004 - PAETEC Executive Receives ... Jan 05, 2004 - PAETEC launches Next Gen VPN Product for Businesses PAETEC's training was provided by GE's "At the Customer, For the Customer" (ACFC) program, an innovative initiative whereby GE freely shares best practices and processes with its customers to help them grow. PAETEC is a customer of GE Commercial Finance Global Media & Communications. GE - recognized worldwide for popularizing the use of Six Sigma as a methodology to improve business performance - agreed to provide PAETEC with initial Six Sigma training and mentoring.
About Olentangy's High Schools Olentangy High school (OHS), located at 675 Lewis Center Road in Lewis Center, In addition, the delaware County Sheriff s Office provides Olentangy and http://www.olentangy.k12.oh.us/district/about/hischs.html
Extractions: District Home Board of Education Building Directory Site Index ... Olentangy Liberty High School Olentangy students are encouraged to establish a community of peers, expand their nonacademic interests, and the educational and social skills to be successful after graduation. The specialized needs and talents of students are met by programs and services such as applied and fine arts, post secondary enrollment options, career services, honors and AP courses, intervention assistance teams (IAT), peer tutoring, mentoring programs, CBI and others. Olentangy's high schools respond to the needs of students by constant curriculum review, the addition and adaptation of new courses, and the student-initiated organization of extracurricular clubs and sports teams. Various means of assessment both formal, such as proficiency intervention classes, and informal, such as a Student Council representative to the school board, lead to an ongoing awareness of student needs. Students have several opportunities to learn about and participate in multicultural experiences. Many students participate in a variety of diversity and cultural programs including foreign language clubs, foreign country travel and interaction with exchange students Course offerings include differing levels of the same subject, such as courses that are Advanced Placement (AP), College Preparatory (CP), honors, standard, and specialized resource/remedial courses through pupil services. Course prerequisites ensure that students are prepared to be successful in subsequent and upper level courses. Cooperation between departments such as math and science ensures that requisite skills are reinforced across disciplines.
Home - Medical School At The University Of Minnesota Dianne Bartels, associate director of the Center for Bioethics, 420 delaware St.SE Minneapolis, MN 55455 C607 Mayo, Mayo Mail Code 293 612626-4949 http://www.med.umn.edu/
Extractions: Students entering the University of Minnesota Medical School this fall have the option of finishing in as few as three-and-a-half and as many as six years. "It's an attempt to start treating medical students like graduate students, which they are," Deborah Powell , dean of the Medical School, told the Duluth News Tribune. Medical School Gives Students Flexibility Meet Our Students: An excerpt from the 2005 Dean's Report. Women have new choice for online health information Hope for Diabetes Patients
Media Management Center The media Management Center conducts research and executive education for the We are affiliated with the Kellogg school of Management and the Medill http://www.mediamanagementcenter.org/
America Connects-In The Field- The Grand Rapids Community media Center was a 2001 grantee of the CTC grant program . A picture of the inside of the delaware Tech Wheels mobile lab. http://www.americaconnects.net/field/FS_mobilelabs.asp
Extractions: A Look at Mobile Labs By Valerie Weagle NashvilleREAD was a 1999 grantee of the CTC program. Their Global Mobile provides a range of services to underserved children and families in the Nashville metro areas. They offer a variety of programs ranging from basic computer skills instruction and training on computer based programs like Word, to programs focusing on academic subjects like reading and math. They also serve as a language lab for ESL students and provide services for GED prep students. By April of 2003, the NashvilleREAD Global Mobile project had developed partnerships with 11 community organizations and schools, and delivered services to over 3,000 adults, children and families. It is still at work bringing computer literacy and technology to those in the Nashville metro area with the least access. Just Remember...
SPLCenter.org Center Grant Sparks Classroom Change Center grant sparks classroom change Your donations at work delaware ValleyElementary school has 600 students. Nestled in rural Milford, Penn., http://www.splcenter.org/donate/donationsatwork/article.jsp?aid=23&printable=1
Delaware County - Juvenile Court & Juvenile Detention Center media, PA 19063. Location 370 N. Middletown Road media, PA 19063 The DelawareCounty Juvenile Detention Center is located at 370 Middletown Road, http://www.co.delaware.pa.us/depts/juvenile.html
Extractions: The Delaware County Juvenile Court is the judicial agency responsible for determining questions of fact and law in cases where children between the ages of 10 and 18 are charged with violations of the Criminal Code. In addition to its judicial function, Juvenile Court has the administrative responsibility for developing and supervising services that address the rehabilitation of the delinquent youth, consistent with the protection of the community. The Balanced Approach to Restorative Justice is now mandated by law in Pennsylvania. The Juvenile Act has been amended to provide that, consistent with the protection of the public interest, its purpose is to provide for children committing delinquent acts programs of supervision, care and rehabilitation which provide balanced attention to the protection of the community, the imposition of accountability for offenses committed and the development of competencies to enable children to become responsible and productive members of the community. The Court has been working to develop services to address the diverse juvenile offender in his community. Our most recent implementation is a redesigned program to address the first offender. The Consent Decree Program, which began operation in November 1999, incorporates many of the BARJ principles. This program seeks to address victim awareness, accountability of the juvenile and competency development. Juveniles in the program attend classes, perform community service, make restitution and pay court costs, all with the focus of deterring further delinquent behavior.
Public Media Center Partners Every year, Public media Center helps many nonprofit organizations and foundations David Brower Center David Suzuki Foundation delaware Riverkeeper http://www.publicmediacenter.org/partners.shtml
Extractions: Every year, Public Media Center helps many nonprofit organizations and foundations build their constituencies, advocate their positions on the issues that matter, educate policymakers, and engage the public. Learn more about our current and recent partners by searching this directory by issue. Environment
Education, Employment, And Community Programs delaware Tech is a 2003 grantee of the CTC grant program. The Grand RapidsCommunity media Center was a 2001 grantee of the CTC grant program. http://eec.edc.org/spotlight/fs_mobilelabs.asp
Extractions: Search Staff Contact Us Site Map ... Spotlight >> CTCs on the Move: A Look at Mobile Labs May 2004 By Valerie Weagle NashvilleREAD was a 1999 grantee of the CTC program. Their Global Mobile provides a range of services to underserved children and families in the Nashville metro areas. They offer a variety of programs ranging from basic computer skills instruction and training on computer based programs like Word, to programs focusing on academic subjects like reading and math. They also serve as a language lab for ESL students and provide services for GED prep students. By April of 2003, the NashvilleREAD Global Mobile project had developed partnerships with 11 community organizations and schools, and delivered services to over 3,000 adults, children and families. It is still at work bringing computer literacy and technology to those in the Nashville metro area with the least access. Just Remember...
Extractions: What: In January 2004, the IDEA Public Charter School in Northeast Washington, D.C. was irrevocably impacted by two cases of suspected arson. To aid in the healing process, the Child Welfare League of America (CWLA) introduced an innovative poetry curriculum to the 11th and 12th grade humanities students at IDEA. This unique project will culminate on the eve of the Poetry Slam as these impassioned and articulate youth speak out on the topics most relevant to their lives-ranging from overcoming gang and gun violence to issues of culture and diversity. Dr. Sylvia Spears and Ms. Erin Hazlett will facilitate a discussion following the Youth Poetry Slam. Refreshments will be served. Dr. Spears is an Assistant Professor of Human Development and Family Studies at the University of Rhode Island. Additionally, she is an experienced trainer and presenter, specializing in cultural competence and diversity training. She holds a Master of Science Degree in Human Development and is a certified facilitator for the Franklin-Covey Leadership Center.
Teacher Role Of Library Media Specialist Powering Achievement school Library media Programs Make a Difference Center for media Literacy Dedicated to a new vision of literacy for the 21st http://www.bcps.org/offices/lis/office/teacher.html
