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Concerns for educational improvement in Illinois K-12 school districts (Rural research report) by Robert F Hall, 1998 Availability of technology in rural and small town central Illinois K-12 public school districts (Field experience paper) by Robert H Ehlke, 1996 The Impact of Waivers on K-12 Physical Education Instruction in Illinois Schools.(Brief Article): An article from: Research Quarterly for Exercise and Sport by David Q. Thomas, Shelli Thurman, et all 2001-03-01 A brief history of K-12 finance in Illinois, or, 162 years in search of the perfect formula (The MacArthur/Spencer special series on Illinois school finance) by G. Alan Hickrod, 1987 K-12 single-sex education what does the research say? (SuDoc ED 1.310/2:444758) by Pamela Haag, 2000

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61. BRADLEY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL DISTRICT #61
    illinois district links to area schools, a district calendar, staff directory, and job opportunities.  
    http://www.besd61.k12.il.us/
    
    Extractions: If this page fails in your browser, just click your refresher button School Supply Lists 2005-2006 Lunch menu Illinois School Report Cards School Improvement Plans Illinois School Report Cards 2003-2004 School Improvement Plans 2004-2005 Illinois School Report Cards 2002-2003 School Improvement Plans 2003-2004 ... Please Sign Our Guest Book Bradley School District 61 is a Pre-K - 8 district serving over 1,500 students.

62. Prairie.org: K-12 TEACHERS RECEIVE INTELLECTUAL RENEWAL THROUGH ILLINOIS HUMANIT
    This summer the IHC provided 34 illinois k12 teachers the opportunity to take part in an Ms. Donna Knepper, AN Pritzker Elementary School (Chicago)  
    http://www.prairie.org/index.cfm/fuseaction/dir_news.news_detail/object_id/1529f
    
    Extractions: Search Entire Site Events Press Resources for Home About Us Calendar of Events Press Room ... Humanities Resources True Learning, True Teaching Seminars provide free opportunity to study the Renaissance or the Midwest’s important folk and ethnic music heritage CHICAGO—After the tests are taken and grades assigned, how do Illinois’ best teachers spend their summer break? In class, with the Illinois Humanities Council (IHC) , of course. This summer the IHC provided 34 Illinois K-12 teachers the opportunity to take part in an intellectual retreat. The teachers—recently accepted into the IHC’s "True Learning, True Teaching Seminars" program—spent July 13-18 in one of two all-expenses paid, residential seminars at Starved Rock State Park in Utica, Illinois. The seminars offered were "Understanding Nature through Art and Science" and "Folk and Ethnic Music in Illinois and the Midwest." Created six years ago by the IHC, the "True Learning, True Teaching" program rewards the state’s finest teachers with opportunities for further learning and intellectual renewal. Each seminar contains a humanities focus, is interdisciplinary in scope, and is led by a prominent humanist scholar from a local college or university.

63. Prairie.org: K-12 TEACHERS RECEIVE INTELLECTUAL RENEWAL THROUGH ILLINOIS HUMANIT
    This summer the IHC provided illinois k12 teachers the opportunity to take part in an Ms. Suzanne Savard, Maine South High School (Park Ridge)  
    http://www.prairie.org/index.cfm/fuseaction/dir_news.news_detail/object_id/b2315
    
    Extractions: Search Entire Site Events Press Resources for Home About Us Calendar of Events Press Room ... Humanities Resources True Learning, True Teaching Seminars provide free opportunity to study the "Literature of Nature" or "Reinterpretations of the Frontier Experience" CHICAGO—After the tests are taken and grades assigned, how do Illinois’ best teachers spend their summer break? In class, with the Illinois Humanities Council (IHC) , of course. This summer the IHC provided Illinois K-12 teachers the opportunity to take part in an intellectual retreat. The teachers—recently accepted into the IHC’s "True Learning, True Teaching Seminars" program—spent July 27-August 1 in one of two all-expenses paid, residential seminars at Starved Rock State Park in Utica, Illinois. The seminars offered were "Earth Words: The Literature of Nature" and "How the West Was Lost: Reinterpretations of the Frontier Experience." Created six years ago by the IHC, the "True Learning, True Teaching" program rewards the state’s finest teachers with opportunities for further learning and intellectual renewal. Each seminar contains a humanities focus, is interdisciplinary in scope, and is led by a prominent humanist scholar from a local college or university.

64. Education Commission Of The States
    Local school board members are elected. illinois k12 Governance Structures, There are 892 local school boards. There are elementary school district  
    http://mb2.ecs.org/reports/Report.aspx?id=170

65. Education Commission Of The States
    illinois k12 Governance Structures, There are 880-890 local superintendents. There are high school district superintendents and k-12 school district  
    http://mb2.ecs.org/reports/Report.aspx?id=171

66. WASH_CO_IL
    The schools and communities of Washington County illinois. Trinity St. John Lutheran School WIRED schools Project RAMPAGE Project  
    http://www.county.washington.k12.il.us/

67. Access
    The illinois General Assembly established the Education Funding Advisory Board to study the state s system of k12 school funding, recommend changes to the  
    http://www.schoolfunding.info/states/il/lit_il.php3
    
    Extractions: Historical Background Despite the Illinois Constitution's strongly worded education clause, the Illinois Supreme Court has twice rejected plaintiffs' challenges to the state's education finance system, based on the separation of powers principal. While rejecting "equity" claims and a quality-of-education claim in Committee for Educational Rights v. Edgar 672 N.E.2d 1178 (1996), the court held that "the process of [school funding] reform must be undertaken in a legislative forum rather than in the courts." In Lewis E. v. Spagnolo 710 N.E.2d 798 (1999), the court rejected plaintiffs' attempt to distinguish its 1996 decision from their "adequacy" claims and characterized the case as "once again" asking the court to "enter the arena of Illinois public school policy." Costing Out The Illinois General Assembly established the Education Funding Advisory Board to study the state's system of K-12 school funding, recommend changes to the state aid formula, and recommend a new foundation level. The Board issued its first report in December 2000, recommending minor changes for fiscal year 2001-02 and hired a nationally-known school finance consulting firm to perform a costing-out study on which to develop longer-term recommendations.

68. K-12 School Immunization Requirements
    The illinois Department of Public Health (Department) is authorized under 3) For students attending school programs where grade levels (k12) are not  
    http://www.idph.state.il.us/about/k12sir.htm
    
    Extractions: CHILD HEALTH EXAMINATION CODE Section 665.100 Statutory Authority The Illinois Department of Public Health (Department) is authorized under Section 27-8.1 of the School Code (Ill. Rev. Stat. 1991. Ch. 122. Par. 27-8.1) [105 ILCS 5/27-8.1] TO PROMULGATE THE RULES AND REGULATIONS, SPECIFY THE EXAMINATIONS AND PROCEDURES WHICH SHALL CONSTITUTE A HEALTH EXAMINATION, AND TO PROMULGATE RULES AND REGULATIONS SPECIFYING IMMUNIZATIONS AGAINST PREVENTABLE COMMUNICABLE DISEASES. Section 665.230 School Entrance a) Every child, prior to enrolling in any public, private/independent or parochial school (includes nursery schools, pre-school programs, early childhood programs, Head Start, or other pre-kindergarten child care programs offered or operated by a school or school district) in Illinois shall present to that school proof of immunity against: 1) Diphtheria

69. ABC Teaching Jobs, K12 Teaching Positions Jobs Board
    k12 schools can find qualified teachers and job seeking educators can find teaching positions in education. ABC Teaching Jobs is a no fee service for all  
    http://www.abcteachingjobs.com/
    
    Extractions: ABC Teaching Jobs is a classified network of teacher job postings. K-12 schools can find qualified teachers and job seeking educators can find teaching positions in education. ABC Teaching Jobs is a no fee service for all job seeking K-12 teachers and administrators. TEACHER LOGIN sign in / email password remember me request password new user?

70. CASEL Illinois Center E
    illinois k12 School-Based Learn and Serve Grants The illinois State Board of Education has recently published and distributed its request for proposals for  
    http://www.casel.org/listservs/enewsletters/ILenews-feb04.htm
    
    Extractions: In this issue of the CASEL Illinois E-bulletin, we focus on the good work and many resources the regional laboratories of education have to offer educators. There are ten regional labs that cover each portion of the country. The purpose of these labs is to ensure that schools have access to the most up-to-date research and practice information to enhance their school improvement efforts. For more information on all of the labs, visit http://www.relnetwork.org . In this issue, we have included information and a free resource from our very own Illinois (and surrounding states) lab, the North Central Regional Educational Laboratory (NCREL). CASEL has also enjoyed an eight-year partnership with the Mid-Atlantic Regional Laboratory for Student Success (LSS) at Temple University focusing on the sound theory and research to support the importance of school-family partnerships in contributing to a child's social and emotional development and academic success.

71. Immaculate Conception School, Columbia, Illinois
    Be it known to all who enter here that Christ is the reason for this school. of Today s Catholic Teacher Magazine s 25 Most Innovative Catholic schools  
    http://www.ics.k12.il.us/
    
    Extractions: Be it known to all who enter here that Christ is the reason for this school. He is the unseen but ever present teacher in the classroom. He is the model of its Faculty and the inspiration of its students. Quick Jump: About ICS - Trips, Activities, Clubs - Special Services Parent Resources - School Handbook - Diocesan Policies - School Calendar - Lunch Menu - Server Schedule - Band Schedule - Forms Homework Central Directions/Maps Photo Gallery Links Contact Us Parish Bulletin Winner of Today's Catholic Teacher Magazine's 25 Most Innovative Catholic Schools 2004 Ecybermission National Finalist

72. Monticello High School, Illinois : ENERGY STAR
    Improvement For k12 School Districts Monticello High School, illinois. Monticello High School, illinois. Energy Efficiency, One Building at a Time  
    http://www.energystar.gov/index.cfm?c=k12_schools.bus_schoolsk12_monticello

73. Vacancies: 2005-2006 Status Report
    Location, Taylor Ridge, illinois. Type, Prek-12; 1350 students illinois Association of School Boards. 2921 Baker Drive  
    http://www.iasb.com/vacancies/status.cfm

74. Illinois School Board Journal - November-December 1998: Article 1
    illinois School Board Journal NovemberDecember, 1998. Generation Dot.Com This year’s total k-12 enrollment of 52.7 million will again set a record,  
    http://www.iasb.com/files/j8111202.htm
    
    Extractions: November-December, 1998 Generation Dot.Com The current crop of elementary and secondary students has been called generation dot.com, after the .com suffix on the addresses of commercial Web sites. One defining characteristic of this generation is that it has never known a world without computers and the Internet. In 1997, only 68 percent of American children lived with two parents, compared with 77 percent in 1980, according to government statistics. Almost one-fourth of children lived only with their mothers. (These and a wealth of other government statistics can be found at http://www.childstats.gov/ac1998/poptxt.htm#_ Toc419087056)

75. O'Fallon Scott AFB Belleville Illinois Area School Information (K-12)
    Links to O Fallon Scott AFB Belleville illinois Area School information (k12) courtesy of Rosemary Chiaverini RE/MAX Realtor of O Fallon, IL.  
    http://www.ofallon.com/rosemary/h-link06.shtml

76. Solar Electricity At The Reagan Middle School In Dixon, Illinois - IREC Intersta
    Solar Electricity at the Reagan Middle School in Dixon, illinois sun and voltaic = electricity) or PV system at any public k12 school in the world.  
    http://www.irecusa.org/articles/static/1/1116425882_987099548.html
    
    Extractions: President Ronald Reagan grew up in Illinois and spent most of his childhood in Dixon, Illinois. In Dixon, Ronald Reagan’s childhood home is popular with tourists. There is a bronze statue of President Reagan in a park next to his boyhood home and down the street there is the Ronald Reagan Middle School. In the lobby of the school hangs a picture of the President and a personal letter from him to the students. Today, thanks to the wonderful Dixon Public School District, a 51 kW solar electricity system is now sited next to the school. It is a ground-mounted system, designed to increase its visibility to the community and to the students. It is one of the largest photovoltaic (photo = sun and voltaic = electricity) or PV system at any public K-12 school in the world. Typically, large solar electricity installations go on the roof of a building in order to minimize the ground space that the panels occupy. By putting solar panels on the open or unused roof space of buildings, the panels take up no ground space. At the Ronald Reagan Middle School, David Blackburn took a different approach. “We wanted the students and the community to be able to see the solar panels. Had we put them on the roof, they would have been impossible to see by anyone unless they physically went up on the roof of the school. By putting them on the ground next to the school, the students will be reminded every day that their school is powered in large part by the electricity generated when the sun hits their solar panels. Our primary focus was on our students and that made the decision on where to put the panels easy to make.”

77. NCA Conference
    Directions to illinois Office School Improvement Keynote A Vision for illinois k12 Student Success Sharing What We Have Learned Steve Tozer  
    http://www.nca.uillinois.edu/Fall2005Conference.asp
    
    Extractions: Wednesday, September 28, 2005 - Hilton Hotel - Lisle Target Audience - administrators, teachers, and school improvement leaders committed to K-12 student achievement in reading, math, special education and at-risk populations. Overview - Two keynote speakers and more than 15 concurrent sessions presenting specific strategies and interventions for improving school performance - research-based and grounded in practice . Meet Susie Morrison, new Illinois NCA State Office Director. Visit the Illinois NCA School Improvement Consulting Room and resource displays during the day. (6 CPDU's awarded.) Keynote:

78. CIG_K12 - IL K12 Schools
    Primary Secondary School in Cook County, illinois. , School District, Web Site, City, County, Zip, CCD. 1, AERO Spec Educ Coop, Submit Burbank Cook  
    http://www.capitolimpact.com/gw/schlist.asp?state=il&stname=Illinois&stfips=17&l

79. State Of Illinois - Learning In Illinois Section
    school related institutions associated with grade levels K 12 can be found illinois Virtual High School - The mission of the illinois Virtual High  
    http://www.illinois.gov/learning/k-12.cfm
    
    Extractions: K - 12 Resources Schools School Districts Elementary Secondary Illinois Virtual High School - The mission of the Illinois Virtual High School is to use new and emerging technologies that expand the boundaries of space and time to provide Illinois students and their teachers with increased equity and access to the highest quality educational opportunities. Charter Schools State School Departments School Districts Elementary Secondary Illinois Virtual High School - The mission of the Illinois Virtual High School is to use new and emerging technologies that expand the boundaries of space and time to provide Illinois students and their teachers with increased equity and access to the highest quality educational opportunities. Charter Schools Early Learning Council Students Parents Educators ... Contact Us

80. Course Technology - K - 12 Schools - 2002 Trade Shows
    K 12 schools 2002 Trade Shows. Hawaii Business Education Association Conference Biloxi Grand Bayview Spa Resort 10/22/2003 – 10/25/2003; illinois  
    http://www.course.com/school/tradeshows.cfm

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