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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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81. Medical Technical Training Vocational Schools Healthcare Education
    Each vocational category we offer contains healthcare related schools vocational Medical schools by State Find vocational Medical schools by State!  
    http://medvotech.nurseuniverse.com/
    
    Extractions: NurseUniverse.com Newsletter Medical News Search Medical Schools var sc_project=850991; var sc_partition=6; var sc_security="6af95bef"; var sc_invisible=1; var sc_remove_link=1; Search Medical Schools Dental Assistant Schools EKG Technician Schools Health Care Administration Massage Therapy Schools Medical Administrative Assistant Medical Assistant Schools Medical Billing and Coding Medical / Dental Receptionist Medical Laboratory Technician Medical Office Management Medical Records Technician Medical Transcription Schools Nuclear Medicine Schools Nurses Aide Schools Occupational Therapy Schools Orthopaedic Technology Schools Personal Fitness Trainer Pharmacy Technician Schools Phlebotomy Technician Schools Physical Therapy Schools Practical Nursing Schools Psychiatric Assistant Schools Radiology Schools Respiratory Therapy Schools Surgical Technologist Schools Ultrasound Schools Veterinary Technician Schools Vocational Nursing Schools Contact Us About Us Message Center Message Boards Medical Training We can help you find the right medical votech school for the specialty you are interested in. Take a moment to fill out our short, simple

82. WSD Home Page
    Westbrook School Department 117 Stroudwater Street Westbrook, maine 04092 Westbrook Regional vocational School Director Todd Fields  
    http://www.westbrookschools.org/

83. OCEAN COUNTY VOCATIONAL SCHOOLS
    an instructor in the Ocean County vocational Technical School ’s (OCVTS) The others are Luisa Marcos, of Union Hill High School , Union City and  
    http://www.ocvts.org/htm/news_events/matescited_current.htm
    
    Extractions: SCIENCE FOUNDATION TOMS RIVER Two representatives from each state, one representing science teachers and one representing mathematic teachers, will be selected to attend a Washington ceremony in March where the national winner will be named, according to Dr. Robert R. Higgins, of the New Jersey Department of Education The teacher is a graduate of Richard Stockton College of New Jersey and earned certificates in Graduate Marine Science at Rider University , Lawrenceville, and the College of the Atlantic , Bar Harbor , Maine . Before joining OCVTS in 2001, Ms. Held was an instructor at Manasquan High School .

84. LRTC News
    Email karno@maine.edu. LEWISTON - Lewiston High School Junior Matt Bissonnette presentation of what maine vocational and Technical Centers are doing.  
    http://www.lewiston.k12.me.us/~lrtcweb/Other/LRTC_News.htm

85. NIOSH Document: Working Together For Safety — A State Team Approach To Prev
    Other teachers in New Jersey’s Schoolto-Career and vocational education programsuse vocational education programs maine allows vocational education  
    http://www.cdc.gov/niosh/docs/2005-134/2005-134d.html
    
    Extractions: Search NIOSH NIOSH Home NIOSH Topics Site Index ... Contact Us May 2005 Table of Contents A variety of strategies and projects can be used to prevent injuries to young workers. The State teams in the Northeast teach teens about workplace safety; educate parents, employers, health care providers, educators, and government officials; collect and analyze data; and enhance and enforce child labor laws. Meeting the Challenge: Obtaining Materials for Your State Brochure (Young Worker Safety Resources Center) Curricula and Safety Training for Youth Curriculum (Massachusetts/Education Development Center Inc.) Young worker safety curricula teach teenagers to recognize their right to a safe working environment and to become safer workers. Teenagers need to be taught how to work safely. They should be aware that State and Federal laws protect them in the workplace. And they need to know how to identify hazards and negotiate with employers over unsafe conditions and to whom they can turn if these negotiations are unsuccessful. These issues are covered in three curricula; two that were developed with NIOSH funding, and a third that was modeled after them: Safe Work/Safe Workers (created by EDC and the Massachusetts Department of Public Health) is used in Rhode Island, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, New Hampshire, and Vermont.

86. MSAD 48.org - Maine School Admin District 48 Distance Education
    Adult Education Home Diploma Registration GED vocational College Calendar Qualityof Life On 2004, maine School Administrative District 48.  
    http://www.msad48.org/mainfrm.cfm?tpid=1315

87. Title 20-A - §254. Educational Duties
    A. Contract with a private school for the conduct of vocational courses in The counsel for the maine Human Rights Commission appointed under Title 5,  
    http://janus.state.me.us/legis/statutes/20-a/title20-asec254.html

88. Maine Metal Products Association - Job Postings
    Qualifications, Valid maine vocational Teaching Certificate. Salary Range,Per Contract Position is dependent on passage of the Sanford School Budget.  
    http://www.maine-metals.org/jobpost.html
    
    Extractions: CNC LATHE MACHINIST - Dearborn Precision Tubular Products, Fryeburg ME CNC LATHE OPERATORS and MANUAL MACHINISTS - Met-Craft, Auburn ME CNC MACHINIST - Central Machine, China, ME CNC MACHINIST - Second Shift CNC MACHINIST - Portland Valve LLC, South Portland, ME CNC MACHINIST - Manpower Professional CNC MILLS AND LATHES OPERATORS - Precision Screw Machine Products, Biddeford ME CNC / MECHANICAL SERVICE TECHNICIAN CNC MILL AND LATHE OPERATORS - Titan Machine Products Inc., Windham ME HEAVY DUTY MECHANIC MACHINIST MACHINIST / FABRICATOR - RF Technologies LLC, Lewiston ME MACHINISTS - Knowlton Machine Engineering, Gorham ME PROCESS / PROJECT ENGINEER PRODUCTION PLANNER / COORDINATOR - Maine PT WELD TRAINING INSTRUCTOR - New England School of Metalwork, Auburn, ME

89. Searsport District High School Guidance Office
    Career planning, college selection and vocational school selection are maine Association for Career and Technical Education, High school seniors  
    http://home.acadia.net/searsporths/events.html
    
    Extractions: Guidance Office Guidance Department Phone 548-2315 Anna Cyr, Guidance Counselor; Cindy Clark, Guidance Secretary Guidance News Local Scholarships Talent Search Program College Application Checklist ... Future Builders Guidance News New guidance news, information and events will be posted as they become available. College Application Checklist Choosing a college is not an exact science. You look at many things in selecting a collegelocation, cost, size, special courses, or athletic opportunites. Colleges also look at all your different characteristicsacademic, special interests, experence, and test scores. To keep your sanity during the process, a plan and a checklist are needed. Hopefully this will help parents organize their seniors. 1. Develop a list of colleges based on what's important to the student, typically ten to twelve schools. 2. Write or call for applications and information and then become familiar with each college's strengths and offerings. 3. Organize the process. Make a file for each college.

90. Academy For Sale, School - Vocational Schools & Colleges For Sale, Academy-Schoo
    Academy for Sale, School vocational schools Colleges for Sale, for Sale Academy-School Biz Sales, Buy-Sell Academy-School - vocational schools  
    http://www.businessnation.com/Businesses_for_Sale/Education-Training/Academy-Sch
    
    Extractions: auto_focus = true; Home Small Business Library Small Business Center Business Opportunities ... Biz Wanted! In this section New Businesses for Sale List Academy-School Businesses for Sale Businesses For Sale Education-Training ... Testimonials Also see : Computer-Technology : Computer Training and Related Businesses

91. Vocational Schools Offer More Than Trade Skills
    For generations, many people have connected vocational schools and career Things have changed in the field of vocational schools over the past 20 years  
    http://www.masoncontractors.org/newsandevents/masonryheadlines/482005900.php
    
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92. Aquaculture Program At School In Lubec Maine
    Lubec Consolidated School expects to be certified as maine s first vocational Each school in this organization is developing vocational specialties  
    http://www.ruraledu.org/projects/project_lubec0301.html
    
    Extractions: Lubec fishermen depend on each other's help, especially when getting the boats moored during inclement weather. The folks of "downeast" Maine are celebrated by locals and tourists alike for their blend of rugged independence and community spirit. Small wonder, then, that many of the 306 students of Lubec Consolidated School are living up to that reputation as they lead the picturesque but distressed fishing village of Lubec (pop: 2,000), perched on the northeastern corner of the United States, into the 21st century. In the past, learning to subsist in a harsh environment seemed more important to young and old alike than formal schooling, schooling which prepared graduates for jobs most likely to be found by leaving home. Tides varying as much as 25 ft. wash over the shore and then recede leaving large expanses of soft, sandy, clam flats. It is different now. During the 1940s and 1950s, local fishermen sold their abundant catches of herring to more than 20 sardine factories in Lubec. These days, only Lubec Packing Company remains. Fishermen must travel far away to bring in the herring they once harvested in nearby waters. Other local fisheries are dwindling, and several tidal flats where clams have been dug for generations are off-limits because of pollution fears. Green sea-urchins, so prized for their roe in Japan, are smaller and less plentiful on an ocean floor increasingly barren of the kelp beds which nourish and protect a multitude of marine life.

93. Education Commission Of The States
    The state s regional universities offer vocational education programs under maine Postsecondary Governance Structures, The Board of Trustees of the  
    http://mb2.ecs.org/reports/Report.aspx?id=226

94. State Profiles Of Public Elementary And Secondary Education, 1996-97 - Maine
    maine Department of Education, State House Station no 23, $5564, $7759,vocational and adult education. $3903, $10289, School improvement  
    http://nces.ed.gov/pubs2000/stateprofiles/state_profiles/maine.asp
    
    Extractions: Quick Jump to State Profile Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware District of Columbia Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming DOD Dependents' Schools American Samoa Guam Northern Mariana Islands Puerto Rico Virgin Islands Select a Section Agency/School Information Fiscal Information General Characteristics Staff Information Student Information Maine

95. Fort Gorges In Portland Harbor | About SMCC | Southern Maine Community College
    a day school in Augusta, maine, under the name of maine vocational Technical named in honor of Sir Ferninando Gorges, colonial proprietor of maine.  
    http://www.smccme.edu/docs.php?section=1&navid=2&docid=79

96. Holly's Story, The University Of Maine, Center For Community Inclusion & Disabil
    material contained was compiled by the committee on transition/maine her localnewspaper about the activities of the vocational school that she attends.  
    http://www.umaine.edu/cci/service/maineworks/transitions/holly.htm
    
    Extractions: Agency: Holly Introduction SNOW Youth Stories Parent Stories ... CCI Home Two and a half years ago, I began working with a young lady through my job as a case manager with Community Health and Counseling Services (CHCS) in Lincoln , Maine. This young woman I will call Susan, was young, very shy, and struggled with both her schoolwork and her self-esteem. Little did I realize that over a four-year period she would gain the skills to see a brighter future for herself. I stepped into the picture after she already began to do some work for the Penobscot-Piscataquis region for the Committee on Transition (COT). As I began working with Susan, we kept running into problems where she could not meet with me because she was attending seminars here and there for the COT. At the time, I had no earthly idea what the COT was. As the time progressed, I saw Susan attending more and more COT functions and at the same time saw her self-esteem growing. I started hearing about her desire to attend college and I soon learned that this was a major step for her as there are only a small number of young people that move on from foster care into college.

97. HRTW-ME: Maine Adolescent Transition Partnership
    III vocational School in Lincoln for 8th graders moving to high school Our recent acquisition of the maine Works for Youth! project will allow our  
    http://www.hrtw.org/about_us/proj_files/hrtw_me.html
    
    Extractions: Project Title: Maine Adolescent Transition Partnership Project Number: Project Director: Toni G. Wall Organization Name: Department of Human Services, Bureau of Health Address: 11 State House Station Augusta, Maine 04333-0011 Contact Person: Toni G. Wall Phone: Fax: E-mail: toni.g.wall@state.me.us Project Period: HRTW-ME ABSTRACT Project Title: Maine Adolescent Transition Partnership Project Number: Project Director: Toni G. Wall Phone: Organization Name: Department of Human Services, Bureau of Health Address: 11 State House Station Augusta, Maine 04333-0011 Contact Person: Toni G. Wall Phone: Fax: E-mail: toni.g.wall@state.me.us Web Address: www.umaine.edu/cci Project Period: PROBLEM: The MATP (Maine Adolescent Transition Partnership) project is designed to enhance the successful transition to adulthood, productivity, and financial independence for the diverse population of adolescents with special health care needs through the development, implementation, evaluation and expansion of a collaborative, accessible, comprehensive, culturally competent, model program. GOALS: Goal #1: To advance successful transition, productivity and financial independence for adolescents with special health care needs, create an integrated model partnership, herein named the MATP (Maine Adolescent Transition Partnership) by joining the MAT Steering Committee and the Participatory Action Team created in the planning year of the Health and Ready to Work initiative with existing efforts in the State of Maine (including the Maine COT system, the School to Work Partnerships, LEARNS Maine Cite, and representatives from adolescents, parents, health care providers, employers, and other system representatives such as social service providers, school personnel, higher education faculty, policy makers and community members).

98. WARRANT ARTICLES FOR MAINE SCHOOL ADMINISTRATIVE DISTRICT NO
    WARRANT ARTICLES FOR maine SCHOOL ADMINISTRATIVE DISTRICT NO. 40 School Directorsrecommend a yes vote. ARTICLE IS vocational EDUCATION REGIONAL DAY  
    http://msad40.org/budget/fy04warrant.htm
    
    Extractions: WARRANT ARTICLES FOR MAINE SCHOOL ADMINISTRATIVE DISTRICT NO. 40 REFERENDUM VOTE ON TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 2003 ARTICLE 2: ADMINISTRATION To see if the district will appropriate $1,140,254 from revenues for Administration. School Directors recommend a yes vote. ARTICLE 3: REGULAR ELEMENTARY INSTRUCTION To see if the district will appropriate $ 6,276,404 from revenues for Regular Elementary Instruction. School Directors recommend a yes vote. ARTICLE 4: REGULAR SECONDARY INSTRUCTION To see if the district will appropriate $ 2,845,255 from revenues for Regular Secondary Instruction. School Directors recommend a yes vote. ARTICLE 5: SPECIAL EDUCATION To see if the district will appropriate $ 2,358,810 from revenues for Special Education. School Directors recommend a yes vote. ARTICLE 6: EXTRA CURRICULAR PROGRAMS To see if the district will appropriate $310,364 from revenues for Extra Curricular Programs. School Directors recommend a yes vote. ARTICLE ATTENDANCE/HEALTH SERVICES To see if the district will appropriate $146,614 from revenues for Attendance/Health Services. School Directors recommend a yes vote.

99. The Maine Principals' Association - Memebership
    Life members are those individuals holding maine Elementary Principals’ Association The membership dues paid by participating schools of the Division of  
    http://www.mpa.cc/membership.html

100. Vocational Schools, CA YellowPages.com(sm)-online Yellow Pages
     education,educational,schools,security,vocational. YellowPages.com offers yellowpages directory and online phone book for local businesses in United States  
     http://www.yellowpages.com/seo2/1&CA& &1714&Vocational Schools.html

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