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Maine College president wants to revamp system.(John Fitzimmons)(Brief Article): An article from: Community College Week A programmatic assessment of the Career Information Delivery System within a variety of career guidance settings: [Biddeford High School] by John P Moran, 1982 As Leaders Learn: Personal Stories of Growth in School Leadership Interpreting for deaf people: A report of a workshop on interpreting, Governor Baxter State School for the Deaf, Portland, Maine, July 7-27, 1965 by Stephen P Quigley, 1972 Career development guide for the elementary school: A guidebook for teachers and guidance counselors by Charles William Ryan, 1971 Technical education needs and employment potential in forestry-based occupations in Maine (Bulletin / Maine Agricultural Experiment Station) by Frederick B Burnett, 1967 Preparing handicapped youth for jobs: A six-site study of school-community collaboration by Maureen M Webster, 1985

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41. High Schools, Augusta, Maine, ME, SuperPages, Yellow Pages
    SuperPages.com can help you find High schools business listings in our onlineYellow Pages career, specialty, technical, trade and vocational schools.  
    http://www.superpages.com/yellowpages/C-High Schools/S-ME/T-Augusta/

42. Maine Schools
    View list of colleges, universities, vocational and technical schools in Mainewith direct links to their websites.  
    http://www.jobsinme.com/CareerCentral/education.aspx

43. Maine - Trade Schools In Maine, Vocational Schools In ME...
    maine. Trade schools in maine, vocational schools in ME, and career oriented colleges.  
    http://www.tradevocationalschools.com/st/Maine-trade-schools.html

44. Maine Maritime Academy
    who are attending statesupported postsecondary vocational schools or Veteran must have been a resident of maine at the time of entry into the  
    http://www.mainebvs.org/VDEB eligibility.htm
    
    Extractions: BENEFITS Spouses of veterans who are attending state-supported postsecondary vocational schools or institutions of collegiate grade must be admitted free of tuition including mandatory fees and lab fees for associate’s, bachelor’s and master’s degree programs. Room and board may not be waived. Children of veterans who are attending state-supported postsecondary vocational schools or institutions of collegiate grade must be admitted free of tuition including mandatory fees and lab fees for associate’s and bachelor’s programs. The tuition waiver provided under this paragraph may be reduced by an amount necessary to ensure that the value of this waiver, combined with all other grants and benefits received by the student, does not exceed the total cost of education. Room and board may not be waived. A child of a veteran has 6 academic years from the date of first entrance to complete 8 semesters. The director may waive the limit of 6 consecutive academic years when the receipient’s education has been interrupted by severe medical disability or illness making continued attendance impossible. ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS Child means a child whose mother or father is or was a veteran and the child: a. Is at least 16 years of age;

45. Casco, Maine - Town Homepage!
    A request for a new wing for the High School and vocational School will besubmitted to the They have proved to be a model for other maine High schools.  
    http://www.cascomaine.org/schools.html
    
    Extractions: MSAD 61 Board of Directors The board, which administers schools in Casco, Naples, Sebago and Bridgton, meets at each town in the district on a rotating basis and generally meets the first and third Mondays at 7 p.m. The location is announced in advance in local newspapers and posted at schools and post offices. SAD 61 Casco Members: Jeffrey S. Hall

46. Search For Schools In Maine
    schools that are related to Search For schools In maine. Fields of StudyBusiness, Legal, Healthcare, Technology, vocational  
    http://www.searchforschools.net/schools_in.php?state=Maine

47. Guidance Office: Noble High School
    Noble High School 388 Somersworth Road North Berwick, maine 03906 vocationalPrograms available at two regional vocational schools.  
    http://knight.noble-hs.sad60.k12.me.us/~guidance/profile.html
    
    Extractions: Guidance Secretary Noble High School is a member of the Coalition of Essential Schools School and Community: In September 2001, Noble High School moved into a new, state-of-the art building. A four year public school serving the towns of Berwick, North Berwick and Lebanon in southern Maine. While still largely rural (combined population 12,320), it is one of the fastest growing areas of Maine. Major employers include Pratt and Whitney, Hussey Manufacturing Company, Prime Tanning and the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard. The school is accredited by the New England Association of Secondary Schools and Colleges and the Maine Department of Educational and Cultural Services.

48. Guidance Office: Special Programs
    several nearby colleges and technical schools the University of Southern maine, Regional vocational Programs Noble students have the opportunity to  
    http://knight.noble-hs.sad60.k12.me.us/~guidance/special_programs.html
    
    Extractions: Advanced Placement Program Advanced Placement (AP) is a program sponsored by the College Board consisting of college level courses and exams for secondary students. Depending on student requests Noble High School offers AP courses in English, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, US History, Government and Politics, Computer Science and Calculus. Students are awarded college credit for AP courses based upon their exam scores and the specific requirements of the college. College Programs Noble students have the opportunity to enroll in individual courses or "early study" programs at several nearby colleges and technical schools: the University of Southern Maine, University of New Hampshire, Southern Maine Technical College, York County Technical College, and the Sanford Center of the University of Maine System. Other possibilities include courses through The World Wide Web and ITV. Tuition assistance is frequently, although not always, available. Interested students should consult the guidance department for complete information regarding course offerings, application procedures, and fees. Noble also offers "articulated" courses, courses which can earn a student college credits. Simply click on Earn College Credits on the Main Page of this website.

49. Parent, School, Health And Environmental Groups Call For Bill To Remove Poisons
    art and vocational classrooms, and nurses’ stations in 80 maine schools.“82% of maine schools have not yet been assessed to determine if a clean up is  
    http://www.maineenvironment.org/toxics/toxic_schools_PR.htm
    
    Extractions: Privacy Parent, School, Health and Environmental Groups Call for Bill to Remove Poisons from Maine Schools February 9, 2005 Surrounded by photographs of poisonous chemicals found in Maine schools, a coalition of Maine parent, school, health and environmental groups joined legislators at the Statehouse today to urge passage of a bill to fund the removal of toxic, flammable and explosive hazards from schools. The bill, An Act To Protect Children from Toxic Chemicals in Schools, sponsored by Rep. Theodore Koffman would enable state experts to help schools, at their request, to safely remove a range of dangerous chemicals that have been found stockpiled in Maine schools. Funding for the measure would come from a 30 cent fee on wholesale suppliers on sales of lawn and garden pesticide containers. The DEP’s pilot program to clean out toxic chemicals in schools was cut short due to lack of funding after only 18% of Maine schools had been cleaned up. As a result of this pilot program, 6,500 pounds of hazardous waste including more than 700 pounds of mercury were removed from science labs, maintenance departments, art and vocational classrooms, and nurses’ stations in 80 Maine schools.

50. Holistic Junction: Vocational Schools Directory
    vocational schools Directory. You ve selected the state of maine. Forgot mypassword UBWell Diamond Light Chicago School of Massage Therapy  
    http://www.holisticjunction.com/traditional_schools_directory.cfm?State=ME

51. Maine Veterans' Homes - Augusta Facility
    maine Veterans Home of Augusta is a teaching facility. schools of medicine,universities, community colleges and vocational schools.  
    http://www.maineveteranshomes.org/text/augusta.html
    
    Extractions: was the first of five long-term care facilities and has since expanded its services to include those listed below. MVH - A opened in March of 1983, and is located in a beautiful country setting that includes fields, woods and a natural wetland area. Inside the facility you will find 24 hour RN coverage in three separate nursing units: a 40 bed rehabilitation and skilled nursing care unit, a 40 bed long-term care unit and a 40 bed secured long-term care unit for residents with Alzheimer's Disease and other dementias. The focus is on returning the patient to their home and community, whenever possible. Maine Veterans' Home of Augusta is a teaching facility. We maintain affiliations with hospitals, schools of medicine, universities, community colleges and vocational schools. Medical students, social workers, nurses, certified nursing assistants, therapists and dietary technicians train at our facility. Our Medical Director comes to us through an arrangement with the University of New England (UNE), Division on Aging. UNE also provides educational programs to our staff. These affiliations help to keep us on the leading edge of gerontological nursing and geriatric medicine.

52. EPA NEW ENGLAND ADMINISTRATOR ANNOUNCES CHILDREN FIRST CAMPAIGN IN MAINE
    With the Fred P. Hall, Jr. School as a backdrop, EPA challenged maine schools schools use chemicals in classrooms, science laboratories and vocational  
    http://www.epa.gov/boston/pr/2000/101900.html
    
    Extractions: EPA New England Press Releases Recent Additions Contact Us Print Version Search: EPA Home EPA New England Press Releases Archives ... Archives Contact: Alice Kaufman, EPA Community Affairs Office (617) 918-1064 For Immediate Release: October 3, 2000; Release # 00-10-08 PORTLAND, Maine – The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's New England Office today announced a $1 million initiative aimed at protecting children from environmental health threats in the places where they spend most of their time - in school, at home, and outdoors. With the Fred P. Hall, Jr. School as a backdrop, EPA challenged Maine schools to join the agency's Showcase School program to demonstrate the numerous EPA programs available to make schools safer and healthier for children. The initiative, called Children First, includes $500,000 of new investments to combat lead poisoning in New England cities, $200,000 to improve air quality and reduce toxic exposure at 200 schools, and $225,000 in programs to curb skyrocketing asthma rates. "At a time of unparalleled national prosperity, it is unacceptable that thousands of children in New England are still afflicted by lead poisoning, mercury poisoning and bouts with asthma," said Mindy S. Lubber, EPA New England regional administrator, who is holding events like this one in each New England state this fall to announce the children's health initiative.

53. Maine Commission For Community Service | About
    Brunswick, maine vocational Region 10, FFA Chapter (20 schools). Brunswick, CoffinElementary. Brunswick, Longfellow School. Camden/Rockport Middle School  
    http://www.maineservicecommission.gov/anniversary/chestnut_participants.php
    
    Extractions: Happenings The monthly update of business news, board work, and meeting agendas. Read more State of Maine Links State Planning Office Chestnut Project: A Statewide Initiative Is there a chestnut project already happening in your community? Below is a list of schools, youth organizations and individuals taking part in the Maine American Chestnut Project. Make sure your community doesn't miss out on this statewide community service initiative! Sign up today by e-mailing kim.goding@maine.gov MCCS will also post stories and progress reports from participants. Send us an update on your project! PARTICIPATING SCHOOLS (Listed by Town) Appleton Village School Augusta, Capital Area Tech Center Belfast, Captain Albert Stevens School Belfast, Troy Howard Middle School

54. Consumer Action -Don’t Get Ripped Off By A Bad Private Vocational School [Engli
    The law says that private vocational schools can’t falsely state or imply in anyway that graduates will maine (207) 6246842 Maryland (410) 260-4500  
    http://www.consumer-action.org/English/library/frauds_scams/2002_VocationalSchoo
    
    Extractions: Is the school promising you a job when you graduate? It is against the law for private vocational schools to use any business name, logo or insignia that is designed to be deceptive and mislead potential students about affiliations the school might have. Did you answer an employment agency ad for a job and found you were really calling a school?

55. Other Occupationally Oriented Schools, Non-Degree
    Edward Little High School Auburn Heights Auburn, maine 04210 Telephone No. maine vocational Region Ten 68 Church Street Brunswick, maine 04011  
    http://www.msaa.maine.edu/msaa/tabfiles/special.html

56. Community Profile Network
    These schools are in Waterville area. vocational schools maine State LibraryLocated in the maine State Cultural Building in the State Capitol Complex,  
    http://www.villageprofile.com/maine/kennebecvalley/14/topic.html
    
    Extractions: School systems within the Capital Area are strongly committed to the educational, social and personal development of our children. Our schools have been noted for fine academic programs, which have prepared students for the best colleges in the country. To meet the needs of a diverse student population, our schools offer special need and honors programs, as well as alternative programs for students interested in exploring non-traditional environments. For more information, contact the Superintendent's office of the city or town of interest. Public School Superintendent's Offices: Augusta (207) 626-2468 Chelsea/Somerville/Whitefield/Windsor (207) 549-3261 Dresden (207) 737-2559 Farmingdale/Hallowell (207) 685-4770 Fayette (207) 685-4770 Gardiner/Pittston/Randolph/ West Gardiner (207) 582-5346 Litchfield (207) 375-4273 Manchester/ Mount Vernon/Readfield/Wayne (207) 685-3336 Monmouth/Richmond (207) 933-3062 Winthrop (207) 377-2296 Private and Parochial Schools Dirigere Christian Academy (1-12) (207) 622-1721 Saint Augustine's School (K-8) (207) 622-1771 Saint Mary's School (K-8) (207) 623-3491 Kent's Hill (High School) (207) 685-4914 Colleges/Universities Mid-State College (207) 623-3962 The University of Maine at Augusta (207) 621-3000 Colby College* (207) 872-3000 Kennebec Valley Technical College* (207) 453-5000

57. Welcome To Northern Maine Community College
    M1 (vocational Student Visa) is issued to those who study at non-academicvocational schools or vocational programs of 2-year colleges.  
    http://www.nmcc.edu/international_student_visa.php
    
    Extractions: Security Info International Student Visa Information Student visas are issued to persons who wish to enter the United States for a defined period to enroll in a specified program of study at a specific educational institution as a full-time student. F-1 (Student Visa) is issued to those who study at English language schools, colleges or universities as full-time students. F-1 students may stay in the United States for the full length of their academic program plus 60 days.

58. IGM Maine Boosting IBook Program
    maine Today reports that maine Education Commissioner Susan Gendron aims to computer program in the state´s 160 high schools and vocational schools.  
    http://www.insanely-great.com/news.php?id=3211

59. AppleInsider | Apple In Negotiations To Expand Maine Laptop Program
    laptop computer program into maine s 160 high schools and vocational schools, according to new information obtained by media outlet, maine Today.  
    http://www.appleinsider.com/news.php?id=391

60. Mailing List CEEMAN-L: Association Of Business Schools, UK
    ment and related vocational awards in the UK, and is widely Next messageDennis McConnell, maine Business School DIGEST and INDEX Options for  
    http://ecolu-info.unige.ch/archives/ceeman97/0394.html

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