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Fishes in Kansas (Public Education Series ; No. 14) by Kross, 1975-07 Mammals in Kansas (Public Education Series : No 7) by James W. Bee, 1981-12 Kansas City: Education and Research: An entry from Gale's <i>Cities of the United States</i> Kansas City: Education and Research: An entry from Gale's <i>Cities of the United States</i> Archeology in Kansas (Public Education Series) by Patricia J. O'Brien, 1984-04 Domestic Science, A Text in Cooking and Syllabus in Sewing by Gertrude T. Johnson, 2010-04-06 Domestic Science, A Text in Cooking and Syllabus in Sewing by Gertrude T. Johnson, Care of Board of Education Kansas City, 2010-04-06 School Board Battles: The Christian Right in Local Politics (Religion and Politics Series) by Melissa M. Deckman, 2004-02-27 A Time to Lose: Representing Kansas in Brown v. Board of Education by Paul E. Wilson, 1995-03-01 Education in Overland Park, Kansas: Blue Valley West High School Transactions of the ... Annual Meetings of the Kansas Academy of Science, Volume 9 Transactions of the ... Annual Meetings of the Kansas Academy of Science, Volume 13 Sacred Heart High School (Kansas) Transactions of the ... Annual Meetings of the Kansas Academy of Science, Volume 14

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41. The General Education Development Test
    In conjunction with the kansas Board of Regents Adult education, The StudentSuccess Center is an Official general education Development Testing  
    http://www.allencc.edu/web/service/ssc/ged.htm
    
    Extractions: In conjunction with the Kansas Board of Regents Adult Education, ACCC offers free basic skills instruction and instructional materials to those who may or may not have a high school diploma, but wish to upgrade reading, writing, math, or computer skills. One of the unique programs offered is Skills for Success . This program includes Self-Empowerment, Basic Computer, Management Skills, and the Job Campaign. Each module meets for four hours and is a week-long. This program is not for college credit. Allen County Community College is a partner in the Southeast Kansas Workforce Development One Stop. Job preparation and placement skills are stressed. Iola Campus Burlingame Campus July 11-12 None August 15-16 None September 12-13 None October 10-11 October 3-4 November 14-15 November 7-8 December 12-13 December 5-6 January None None February 15-16 February 13-14 March 29-30 March 27-28 April 19-20 April 10-11 May 24-25 May 11-12 June 28-29 None July 19-20 None August None None September 6-7 September 25-26 October 18-19 October 30-31 November 29-30 November 20-21 December 18-19 December 14-15 * Dates and times subject to change.

42. The University Of Kansas Center For Research On Learning
    education in the Department of Special education at the University of kansas . Then, the special education and general education teachers engage in a  
    http://www.ku-crl.org/archives/misc/hudson.shtml
    
    Extractions: HOME CRL Intranet Our Story Publications ... Press Room Search Posted: October 2003 The author: Julie Tollefson is managing editor at the University of Kansas Center for Research on Learning. This article originally appeared in the September 1998 issue of Strategram, a newsletter for SIM teachers. Floyd Hudson, who has devoted the last 30 years to the field of learning disabilities, sees changes on the horizon for special educators. "I am convinced that the future for us is in instructional delivery, not curriculum content," said Hudson, professor of special education in the Department of Special Education at the University of Kansas. "The other direction we're going to see much more of is co-teaching." Hudson expanded on these two points and others related to the future of special education during an address to members of the International SIM Trainers' Network in July. The concept of co-teaching is very familiar to Hudson, who is the originator of one of the oldest and largest inclusion programs in the country. In fact, co-teaching is central to his Class-within-a-Class program. In this program, general education and special education teachers work together in the general education classroom.

43. The University Of Kansas Center For Research On Learning
    Special education and general education need to pool their efforts and It should be no surprise that the work of the University of kansas Center for  
    http://www.ku-crl.org/archives/pd/staff_dev.shtml
    
    Extractions: HOME CRL Intranet Our Story Publications ... Press Room Search Posted: October 2003 About the author: Carl Skordahl is director of special education for Osseo Area Schools, Minnesota This article originally appeared in the January 1997 issue of Strategram, a newsletter for SIM teachers. Minnesota school districts, like many districts in other states, are facing serious fiscal limitations. The district I represent not only faces reduced state-level support but also is located in an area that does not have a strong tax base for generating local funds. This fiscal dilemma is occurring in the face of inflation and increased learner needs for those with and without disabilities. Consequently, staff and leadership must address this problem and take steps for its resolution. This article is an attempt to share with you one possible solution for meeting the needs of students and staff despite fiscal limitations. The solution will be presented in the context of the district I represent. The Osseo Area School District is located in a west suburban area of Minneapolis/St. Paul, Minnesota. Osseo Area Schools serve 21,000 students in 20 elementary schools (grades K-6), four junior high schools (grades 7-9), and three senior high schools (grades 10-12). About 11% of the population receives special education services, and 85% to 90% of those students are labeled mildly disabled.

44. Kansas Special Education Advisory Council Meeting Minutes
    The majority of special education students are taking the general educationassessment. Public Comment Special education personnel attrition in kansas  
    http://www.kansped.org/ksde/advisory/seac/min02-11.html
    
    Extractions: Kansas Special Education Advisory Council Meeting Minutes Topeka KS November 19, 2002 Members in Attendance Members Absent Shirley Armentrout Doug Bowman Bob Goodwin Ken Hund Bob Maile Barb McGrath Bert Moore Ray Petty Kerry Ottlinger Patricia Schremmer Tom Skrtic Sue Stacey Janice Suddath Danny Thornton ZoAnn Torrey Josie Torrez Karen Untereker Jim Wheeler Margery Oaklief Agenda Items Action Taken Introductions Approval of Agenda Approval of Minutes Council Chair Karen Untereker opened the meeting. The meeting agenda was approved. Action Plan priorities for the year It was moved by Danny Thornton and seconded by Barb McGrath, with members approving the adoption of the current Action Plan as written. Final review of OSEP self-evaluation Complaint filing information is available in the KS Special Education Process Handbook and the Parent Rights Document, both available on the web at www.kansped.org Student Support Services Reports Kerry Ottlinger, Student Support Services Coordinator, shared information about a new federal grant awarded to KSDE which supplements the State Improvement Grant, one of 19 grants awarded nationwide. Carol Dermyer, Student Support Services Coordinator, announced changes in staff:

45. KSDE - Student Support Services - 2001 Process Handbook
    kansas State Department of education Student Support Service for Special and Gifted SCREENING AND general education INTERVENTION (CHILD FIND), pdf doc  
    http://www.kansped.org/ksde/ph01/process01.html
    
    Extractions: ztorrey@ksde.org If you would like to be automatically notified of future updates to the Special Education Process Handbook, please send an email message to Jan Heisler jheisler@ksde.org at our office. She will keep a log and will notify you when any changes or updates occur. SPECIAL EDUCATION PROCESS HANDBOOK COVER INTRODUCTORY LETTER FROM THE COMMISSIONER LETTER FROM THE STUDENT SUPPORT SERVICES TEAM LEADER INTRODUCTION ... CHAPTER 1

46. KU Aerospace Short Courses General Information
    Course Schedule The University of kansas Continuing education and/or For general questions, contact Kim Hunsinger at 785/8644758 or e-mail kah@ku.edu.  
    http://www.kuce.org/aero/info.lasso

47. University Of Kansas Continuing Education Biosciences
    Karen Krumme Program Manager Continuing education University of kansas general Public education Through the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute,  
    http://www.kuce.org/biosciences/
    
    Extractions: Working to Support Growth in the Biosciences A top priority is to support KU and the greater Kansas City area in the quest for national prominence in life sciences research. The University of Kansas plays a vital role in this effort through its research in the biosciences and related fields. KU's broad-based basic and applied research in the biological sciences, pharmaceutical and medicinal chemistry, drug-delivery systems, medical sciences, and related research is essential to reaching the area's life science goals. Kansas City seeks to become a national leader in biotechnology by making new discoveries in aging and related diseases, neurodegenerative and cardiovascular diseases, and cancer and infectious diseases. KU's research interests parallel these emphasis areas. KU Continuing Education is positioned to play an important role in the life sciences. With ties to natural- and social science-based programs on the Lawrence campus, and nationally accredited programs for health professionals at KU Medical Center, Continuing Education has established relationships with leading bioscience researchers, both in and outside KU.

48. Wichita Area Technical College, Wichita, Kansas, Programs Of Study
    general education courses are available at many area colleges. Wichita StateUniversity (WSU) offers general education courses at WATC’s Main Campus.  
    http://www.watc.edu/programs/
    
    Extractions: This Page: Adult Education Advanced Standing Apprenticeship Programs Association of Applied Science Degree Programs ... Technical Certificate Programs Related Links: Catalogs Class Schedules Course Descriptions pdf Customized Training Handbooks Library and Learning Resources Policies ... Programs of Study List Sheet pdf Programs of Study Titles and Codes pdf Quality Through Training Program Request Information Documents are PDF files and must be viewed using Adobe Acrobat Reader Students have many educational opportunities at WATC and are encouraged to select the program that best meets their career preparation needs. These education opportunities include certificates of completion technical certificates and associate of applied science (AAS) degree and apprenticeship programs. Students may also opt to select classes that focus on particular technical skills instead of registering in a complete program.

49. Wichita Area Technical College, Wichita, Kansas, Adult Education ABE/GED/ESOL
    Wichita, kansas, a postsecondary educational instituation, offers certificate, general Educational Development (GED) Test Preparation  
    http://www.watc.edu/programs/adult_ed.html
    
    Extractions: Development Test Preparation Printed Materials : pdf pdf General Education Development Brochure pdf General Education Development Distance Learning Brochure pdf Life Skills Brochure pdf Related Links: Assessment Dates GED Classes GED Testing Library and Learning Resources ... Request Information Related Sites: The Kansas Adult Education Association (KAEA) Documents are PDF files and must be viewed using Adobe Acrobat Reader Adult Education provides a state-approved, quality basic education program for the residents of Wichita and surrounding areas whose goals are to acquire the necessary workforce skills or to enhance their skills. Bridging the digital divide is essential in order to fully participate in the workforce of the 21st century. The adult education program has a state-of-the-art technology lab and stand-alone computers in each classroom at the main site. All computers are equipped with current software. All program sites provide a technology curriculum that facilitates the acquisition of skills, which the Kansas Board of Regents has identified as essential. The program provides a Web-based component that is used successfully as an onsite- and distance-learning tool.

50. Kansas Student Technology Leadership Digital Media Competition
    general information. April 14, 2005 KSU Student Union, Manhattan, kansas The TAKE Team of the kansas State Department of education, with the sponsorship  
    http://www.taken.org/kstl/conference2005/geninfo2005.htm
    
    Extractions: Team Registration The TAKE Team of the Kansas State Department of Education, with the sponsorship of the Kansas Technology Coordinators Network and the High Plains Regional Technology in Education Consortium , are proud to sponsor the 5th Annual Kansas Student Technology Leadership Digital Media Competition on April 14, 2005 in Manhattan, KS at the Kansas State University Student Union The purpose of this competition is to allow students involved with Student Technology Leadership Programs in Kansas schools an opportunity to showcase their work and to provide a venue to recognize their efforts and achievements. Students will present projects they have developed as part of their technology classes or organizations. Project presentations will be judged and awards will be given at the end of the day.

51. State Attorney General Confirms Kauffman's Commitment To Kansas City :: Entrepre
    Entire site, Entrepreneurship, education, kansas City. Find a Kauffman site State Attorney general Confirms Kauffman s Commitment to kansas City  
    http://www.kauffman.org/kansascity.cfm?topic=civic_engagement&itemID=519

52. EMPORIA STATE UNIVERSITY, EMPORIA, KANSAS, USA - UNDERGRADUATE AND GRADUATE PROG
    Emporia, kansas, usa graduate, undergraduate, postgraduate, bachelor, master, Other School Psychology Science Teacher education/general Science Teacher  
    http://www.euroeducation.net/studyusa/emporia/
    
    Extractions: Emporia State University is a comprehensive Regents university primarily serving residents of Kansas by providing leadership in quality instruction, related scholarship and service. A student-centered institution, its central mission is to develop lifelong learning skills, impart society's cultural heritage, and educate and prepare for both the professions and advanced study. Faculty, staff and students interact in a collegial atmosphere that fosters freedom of inquiry and expression. The university provides undergraduate educational opportunities designed to meet the broad goals of basic skill development and general education, as well as the more specific goals of a variety of programs in art and sciences, business, education, and library and information management. Graduate programs serve needs and provide leadership within the region, the state and the Great Plains area. The university offers programs of national distinction in Education and in Library and Information Management and offers the Ph.D. in Library and Information Management.

53. Elementary Education Partnership Programs- Emporia State University
    ESU provides an Elementary education program in the kansas City Area! general education Classes/KCKCC May be stretched out to meet individual needs at  
    http://lifelong.emporia.edu/eled/kckcc/
    
    Extractions: About ESU Academics Admissions Athletics ... Contact Us Select a link: Blackboard Course Offerings Career Services - Hire-a-Hornet Lifelong Learning Scholarships STING Student Access Transcript Requests Calendar of Events Email Giving to ESU WAW Library Faculty/Staff Directory Office/Department Directory Site Map KCKCC Program Home In the fall of 2002, ESU made this nationally acclaimed elementary education program available in the Kansas City area through Kansas City Kansas Community College. Students who enroll in this program will complete a two year Associates of Arts Degree from KCKCC and continue on to get a Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education degree from Emporia State University. Course offerings, degree completion, licensure and other requirements for students in the 2+2 program at KCKCC are the same as required of all ESU students. Limited seating is available. Elementary Education Cohort Program applications are accepted for fall and spring entries. The priority deadlines for application are September 15th for the spring semester and February 15th for the fall semester. Degrees in Secondary Education and degrees in other education fields such as Special Education or Early Childhood are only available on the Emporia campus.

54. FindLaw For Legal Professionals - Case Law, Federal And State Resources, Forms,
    Paul E. Wilson, Assistant Attorney general of kansas, argued the cause forappellees in No. Footnote 1 In the kansas case, Brown v. Board of education  
    http://caselaw.lp.findlaw.com/scripts/getcase.pl?court=US&vol=347&invol=483

55. US Education Department Press Releases: Paige Approves Kansas State Accountabili
    Full text of the article, Paige Approves kansas State Accountability Plan Under US Department of education general Counsel Brian Jones announced today.  
    http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_puca/is_200304/ai_2205189236
    
    Extractions: Save a personal copy of this article and quickly find it again with Furl.net. It's free! Save it. WICHITA, Kan. ? Kansas has completed work on a plan for a strong state accountability system aligned with the No Child Left Behind Act (NCLB) of 2001, U.S. Department of Education General Counsel Brian Jones announced today. Jones made the announcement on behalf of Secretary of Education Rod Paige during a visit to Jefferson Elementary School. He was joined by State Commissioner of Education Andy Tompkins. "Commissioner Tompkins and his team have put together a fantastic accountability system that will benefit every child in Kansas," said Jones. "They have effectively demonstrated how states can use No Child Left Behind to benefit rural areas."

56. SIECUS Report: Kansas Works To Meet The Needs Of Special Education Students
    kansas works to meet the needs of special education students This workshophas resulted in many general and special education teachers investigating  
    http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qa3781/is_200102/ai_n8947829
    
    Extractions: AAACN Viewpoint ABNF Journal, The AIDS Treatment News AMAA Journal ... View all titles in this topic Hot New Articles by Topic Automotive Sports Top Articles Ever by Topic Automotive Sports Kansas works to meet the needs of special education students SIECUS Report Feb/Mar 2001 by Lang, Darrel Erikson, Jan Jones, Kristy Save a personal copy of this article and quickly find it again with Furl.net. It's free! Save it. There are many reasons individuals give for overlooking sexuality education for special education students. They include (1) the students do not need to know anything about sexuality because they will not have sex; (2) they cannot understand the information; (3) they are already excluded from sexuality education classes; and (4) there is no curriculum for them. After several phone calls from the field requesting a curriculum, information, and/or resources for students with disabilities, we at the Kansas State Department of Education (KSDE) decided to investigate previous state efforts in this area and to determine what the state needed to do in the future.

57. Directory Of Institutions-Kansas City
    Cleveland Chiropractic College of kansas City, kansas City, MO 641311181 educational Administration, educational Psychology, education—general,  
    http://www.gradprofiles.com/doi-metro/kansas-city.html

58. Brown V. Board Of Education Of Topeka -- Opinion -- 387 U.S. 483
    Paul E. Wilson, Assistant Attorney general of kansas, argued the cause for In the kansas case, Brown v. Board of education, the plaintiffs are Negro  
    http://brownvboard.org/research/opinions/347us483.htm
    
    Extractions: Decided May 17, 1954. Syllabus. Segregation of white and Negro children in the public schools of a State solely on the basis of race, pursuant to state laws permitting or requiring such segregation, denies to Negro children the equal protection of the laws guaranteed by the Fourteenth Amendment even though the physical facilities and other "tangible" factors of white and Negro schools may be equal. Pp. 486-496. (a) The history of the Fourteenth Amendment is inconclusive as to its intended effect on public education. Pp. 489-490. (b) The question presented in these cases must be determined, not on the basis of conditions existing when the Fourteenth Amendment was adopted, but in the light of the full development of public education and its present place in American life throughout the Nation. Pp. 492-493. (c) Where a State has undertaken to provide an opportunity for an education in its public schools, such an opportunity is a right which must be made available to all on equal terms. P. 493.

59. South Central Kansas Education Service Center
    general, IDL Results Based Instructional Strategies 1st Semester - 1 of 7 general, McRels 9 Instructional Strategies Overview - Clearwater, 10/4/05  
    http://www.sckesc.org/catalog/course_catalog.asp?course_category=General

60. Kansas Education Curriculum Evolves Away From Creationism
    Sue Gamble is one of the kansas State Board of education who voted to National polls have found considerable support among the general public for  
    http://speakout.com/activism/news/5643-1.html
    
    Extractions: Thursday, February 15, 2001 Sue Gamble is one of the Kansas State Board of Education who voted to reinstate curriculum about evolution. Two years ago, the Kansas State Board of Education ignited a firestorm of controversy by voting to remove from the state's public school curriculum the theory of evolution as the sole explanation of the origin of man. But in a 7-to-3 vote Wednesday, the board reversed that decision, reinstating evolution as the sole theory and essentially mandating evolution be taught in public schools throughout the state. An omen of the change came last August when voters in a Republican primary defeated two of the members of the school board who had supported the earlier anti-evolution decision. A third conservative board member resigned and moved out of the state. All three of the new board members who replaced those conservatives, Republicans Sue Gamble, Bruce Wyatt, and Carol Rupe voted in favor of the new standards. The anti-evolution standards, crafted by religious conservatives on the previous board, brought Kansas international attention and significant ridicule from scientists and science groups.

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