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The people's school: A study in vocational training by Ruth Mary Weeks, 1912-01-01 The Use of Psychological Tests in the Educational and Vocational Guidance of High School Pupils by William Martin Proctor, 2009-04-27 Education in Monroe County, Michigan: Monroe County Intermediate School District, Monroe County Community College, St. Mary Catholic Central Methods of Teaching Vocational Agriculture in Secondary Schools by Samuel Houston Dadisman, 2009-04-27 A chartered flight. (Livingston Technical Academy)(includes related article on public schools' response to the charter challenge): An article from: Techniques by Margaret Litvin, 1997-03-01 Peterson's Get a Jump 00 Michigan: Your Guide to College Planning & Career Exploration by Peterson's, 1999-04 Second annual High School Leaders Conference achieves success on several levels.(Association Briefs): An article from: Leader's Edge Vocational preparation of youth in Catholic schools by Mary Jeanette Roesch, 1918-01-01 MACPA takes the challenge. (From the Chair of the Board).(public education about accounting profession, Sarbanes-Oxley Act): An article from: Leader's Edge A follow-up study of the 1974 graduates of the vocational, block-time accounting-computing class at Ishpeming High School, Ishpeming, Michigan by Jon P Hayes, 1975 National aptitude survey test scores as predictors of achievement in high school vocational education courses: an exploratory study in differential prediction by George Lazaros Kaltsounis, 1965 A preliminary report on a study of the education and occupational attainments of senior graduates from Taiwan academic middle schools and vocational agriculture schools by O. Donald Meaders, 1968 Speaking of vocational education: A handbook on community informational service and publicity prepared for vocational educators / by Harriett H. Carr (Bulletin ... Board of Control for Vocational Education) by Harriet H Carr, 1941 Careers in plastics: A guide to establishing a school-to-work program in Michigan by Richard W Zinser, 1997

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81. Other Educational Institutions In Indiana
    Area 18 vocational District – Decatur. Adams, Wells, Jay and Huntington High schools New Castle Area vocational School – New Castle; New Augusta Public  
    http://www.doe.state.in.us/htmls/otherinst.html
    
    Extractions: Other Educational Institutions A B C E ... W A B C E Elkhart Area Career Center Ensweiler Academy F G H Hammons Off-Campus School Heartland Career Center John H. Hinds Career Center Hoosier Hills Career Center I Indiana School for the Blind Indiana School for the Deaf The Indiana Academy for Science, Mathematics, and Humanities

82. Features Item : Grading Technical And Vocational Schools
    Grading Technical and vocational schools Public Postsecondary schools Theseschools are your local community colleges. A two-year hvacr program though  
    http://www.achrnews.com/CDA/ArticleInformation/features/BNP__Features__Item/0,13
    
    Extractions: All BNP Media Appliance Design AEC Store ASI Assembly Ceramic Industry CircuiTree Dairy Foods ED+C EPM Engineered Systems FCI Food Engineering ICS ISHN Industrial Heating National Driller National Food Trends NutraSolutions Packaging Strategies Paint and Powder PCI Plumbing and Mechanical PM Engineer Point Of Beginning Pollution Engineering Prepared Foods Process Cooling Process Heating Quality Reeves Journal Roofing Contractor SDM SNIPS Security StoneWorld-CSTD SupplyHouseTimes The NEWS Tile Walls and Ceilings World Trade Whenever you are choosing a school, whether it be for a traditional college degree or for a technical education, there are many issues you need to look into. Here are some places where you can find technical training. Explore these options and decide which one will benefit you for your future career path. WHERE TO GO: Vo-Tech Schools: These schools are almost always at the high school level and incorporate regular secondary education with vocational education.

83. Education Commission Of The States
    Under the provisions of Colorado s Private vocational School Act of 1975, Such institutions outside michigan who wish to recruit michigan students must  
    http://mb2.ecs.org/reports/Report.aspx?id=228

84. Digital Divide Best Practices-Digital Divide - Cisco Systems
    Henry Ford Community College, michigan Mission High School, California MonmouthCounty vocational School District, New Jersey Phoenix Job Corps, Arizona  
    http://www.cisco.com/en/US/learning/netacad/digital_divide/academy_guide/Resourc
    
    Extractions: ACOE provides services and supports 17 K-12 unified school districts, one K-8 district, three community college districts, and alternative education programs with total enrollment of 265,000 students. They created a Local Networking Academy Program at Camp Wilmont Sweeney Education Center in San Leandro, California, a juvenile court alternative education facility. Borough of Manhattan Community College, CUNY The mission of the Chantilly Networking Academy, a specialized engineering and science program within Chantilly High School in Fairfax County, Virginia, is to "educate all students to meet the challenges of the 21st century by integrating academic, professional, and technical standards." As a Local Networking Academy, they offer training to 11th and 12th grade students.

85. Schools - 5/20/01
    Summer schools in session, but state will repeal requirement DETROIT University of michigan students bolting from their dorms for summer break  
    http://www.detnews.com/2001/schools/0105/20/

86. Legislative Analysis
    Of the five vocational schools in which the New York City Board of Education has With pervasive sex segregation in vocational schools and lack of  
    http://www.asashop.org/autoinc/aug2002/legis.cfm
    
    Extractions: ASA Washington, D.C. Representative The National Women's Law Center claims that in the area of vocational and technical education, Title IX has been ignored and sex segregation is pervasive. The automotive repair industry needs qualified female employees to help lower its employment deficit, and we should not lose these potential employees due to outdated stereotypes. Estimate the projected deficit in technicians within the automotive repair industry over the next 10 years. Does around 50,000 employees sound right? How about 100,000? Not even close. Over the next 10 years the projected deficit in automotive repair technicians is a whopping 418,000, according to the U.S. Department of Labor Occupational Outlook Handbook. Women account for nearly half of today's work force. Why, in an industry desperately in need of qualified employees, are there so few female automotive repair technicians? The National Women's Law Center appears to have found the answer. A report released by the center June 6 examines sex bias in high school vocational and technical programs, a violation of Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972.

87. Michigan Road Scholars Tour Inspires Faculty Research Projects
    michigan Road Scholars tour inspires faculty research projects vocational schoolssuch as the Saginaw Career Complex prepare high school students for  
    http://www.umich.edu/~urecord/0001/May21_01/20.htm
    
    Extractions: News and Information Services The weeklong annual Road Scholars tour invites participants to apply for special seed money from the Horace H. Rackham School of Graduate Studies for research projects that stem from their tour experience. Examples of projects already under way include those with the Saginaw Career Complex and the Grand Traverse Band Ottawa and Chippewa Indians. U-M faculty visited the Career Complex and talked with students and teachers about U-M admissions procedures, entrance criteria and class information, says Nancy Renko, Saginaw Career Complex language arts coordinator. Several possibilities for helping the students gain college success were discussed, including: Keeping in touch with Career Center students who are admitted to the U-M and tracking their progress. Using Delta College, a Saginaw area community college, as a pathway for Career Center students who wish to gain admission to the University. Communicating to students the necessary courses, grades and admission criteria.

88. School Accreditation: Information From Answers.com
    These are usually formed by vocational or trade schools whose admission A few unsophisticated students enroll in vocational schools every year without  
    http://www.answers.com/topic/school-accreditation
    
    Extractions: showHide_TellMeAbout2('false'); Business Entertainment Games Health ... More... On this page: Wikipedia Mentioned In Or search: - The Web - Images - News - Blogs - Shopping School accreditation Wikipedia School accreditation Generally, accreditation is the process by which a facility becomes officially certified as providing services of a reasonably good quality, so that the public can trust in the quality of its services. In the United States, the term is most often used with reference to schools and hospitals, neither of which are directly certified by the federal government. Instead, because of the long tradition of libertarianism in the U.S., accreditation is performed by private nonprofit bodies known as accreditors. In contrast, in other countries, higher education institutions must receive the permission of the government to operate, and thus accreditation is performed by the government. For example, in Australia, higher education providers generally need approval of the federal or state governments (or a non-government body to whom this power has been delegated), or an Act of Parliament, depending on the nature of the institution. This system differs in that unaccredited institutions are often illegal, and thus diploma mills are much less of a problem in these countries.

89. Northern Michigan University - School Of Technology And Applied Sciences
    The school provides students with academic and vocational skill Northern MichiganUniversity is an equal opportunity/affirmative action institution.  
    http://www.nmu.edu/technology/
    
    Extractions: Department Telephone Directory AAUP ACAD INFO SVS/ACAD COMPUTING ACAD INFO SVS/ARCHIVES ACAD INFO SVS/INSTR MEDIA SVS ACAD INFO SVS/INSTR TECHNOLOGY ACAD INFO SVS/LIBRARY ACAD INFORMATION SERVICES ACAD SENATE ACADEMIC COMPUTING ADMIN INFO TECH/TECHNICAL SVS ADMIN INFO TECH/TELECOMM OPRNS ADMISSIONS ALUMNI ASSOCIATION SUITE ALUMNI RELATIONS ARCHIVES AUDIO-VISUAL SERVICES AUDITOR, INTERNAL AUXILIARY SERVICES BIOLOGY BOARD OF TRUSTEES, SECRETARY OF BOOKSTORE BUSN, W.L.CISLER COLLEGE OF CENTRAL RECEIVING CHARTER SCHOOLS CHEMISTRY CLINICAL LABORATORY SCIENCES COMM DISORDERS COMMUNITY COLLEGE PROGRAMS COMPUTER CENTER CONTROLLERS OFFICE CRIMINAL JUSTICE DEAN OF STUDENTS DEGREE AUDITS DEVELOPMENT FUND DINING SERVICES-BOOK BINDERS DINING SERVICES-CAT TRAX DINING SERVICES-CENTRAL OFFICE DINING SERVICES-MARKETPLACE DINING SERVICES-UNIVERSITY CTR DISABILITY SERVICES DIVERSITY STUDENT SERVICES ECONOMICS EDUCATION EDUCATIONAL DEV, CNTR FOR ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY ENGLISH ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES PROGRAM EQUAL OPPORTUNITY FACILITIES OPERATIONS FINANCE AND PLANNING FINANCIAL AID FINANCIAL SERVICES FIRST YEAR PROGRAMS GEOGRAPHY GRADUATE STUDIES, COLLEGE OF

90. Vocational Certification - Career And Technical Education
    Facts About michigan Department of Education. vocational CERTIFICATION teaching under an Annual vocational Authorization issued to a school district by  
    http://www.wmich.edu/fcs/cte/facts.htm
    
    Extractions: VOCATIONAL CERTIFICATION The Administrative Rules Governing the Certification of Michigan Teachers requires completion of two years of recent and relevant work experience for vocational certification or an approved supervised work experience program.  Individuals currently enrolled in a planned program may be recommended for certification based upon past standards until July 1, 1993.  These standards will be effective for all new students enrolling in a vocational teacher certification program and will be mandatory for all students beginning July 1, 1993. The Temporary Vocational Authorization to teach vocationally reimbursable subjects in the secondary schools in Michigan has three requirements: A four year college degree. 2. A

91. 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

92. 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

93. Elect Lawrence Lunsford For School Board At-Large In Detroit, Michigan, Democrat
    School Board AtLarge 2005 Lawrence Lunsford Democrat Detroit, michigan. vocational and co-operative educational programs for all high school students.  
    http://www.lawrencelunsford.politicalgateway.com/cand.php?id=259&isid=480&page=i

94. Search For Continuing Education, Career Changes, And Online Schools
    schools that are related to Search For Continuing Education, Career Changes, Psychology schools Technology schools vocational Training  
    http://www.searchforschools.net/
    
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95. CTE Brochure
    Virtually every high school student takes at least one vocational education ALL CTE students seeking initial certification must pass the michigan State  
    http://www.coe.wayne.edu/org/TED/CTE/Brochure.html
    
    Extractions: Wayne State University College of Education /Teacher Education-Career and Technical Education Program Overview Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) Career and technical education, commonly known as vocational education, is a massive enterprise in the U.S. Thousands of comprehensive high schools, vocational and technical high schools, area vocational centers, and community colleges offer vocational education programs. Virtually every high school student takes at least one vocational education course, and one in four students takes three or more courses in a single program area. Additional information regarding admission to the CTE Teacher Certification program can be provided by the Academic Services Department of the College of Education. This office is responsible for admitting graduate and undergraduate students to the programs of the College of Education, maintaining all student files, processing and certifying that degree and teaching certificate requirements have been met, and assisting graduates in securing professional positions. As the initial contact point for prospective students at all degree levels, the Division provides information and advice concerning programs offered, admission procedures, teacher certification, degree requirements and regulations and policies pertaining to the College and the University. Please visit their website for additional information: http://www.coe.wayne.edu/as/

96. Burgard Vocational HS
    The school was organized in 1910 as a printing class in the vocational department at michigan and Tupper Streets, under the name of School of Printing.  
    http://ah.bfn.org/a/kensington/400/
    
    Extractions: See also: Highlights of Buffalo's History, 1929 Historical and Architectural Importance The school building applies the Art Deco style with stylized Gothic Revival style features to an industrial form. The structure utilizes horizontal bands of window glazing between vertical pier supports, a common style seen in industrial factories built at this time. The structure was designed by Ernest Crimi. Crimi began his career with the firm Green and Wicks and later Wicks and Hopkins. He was a student of the landscape architect Bryant Fleming. In 1923 he became the architect for the Board of Education. Under his direction the following public schools were designed and built: nos. 6, 17, 28, 39, 53, 71, 72, 74, 75, 76, 77, 78, 80, 81, Burgard Vocational High School. The school was organized in 1910 as a printing class in the vocational department opened in Public School No. 5 on Seneca Street and Public School No. 44 on Elm Street. In 1912 the two classes were combined and moved to a rented building at Michigan and Tupper Streets, under the name of School of Printing. A move in 1914 to Technical High School's vacated building on Elm Street established it as the Elm Vocational School. The curriculum was expanded to include aviation and automobile mechanics. An appropriation of $1,000,000 was made by the City Council in 1926 for the construction of new facilities to house the vocational school. A donation of five acres of land on Kensington Avenue was made to the City by Henry P. Burgard, a paving contractor, with the understanding that the school be named Burgard Vocational school.

97. THE TECHNICAL ROUTE: Vocational Training Offers Quick Results
    During the last 85 years vocational training has evolved from its original focus of michigan offers continued education at 28 community colleges.  
    http://www.freep.com/money/business/tech28_20021228.htm
    
    Extractions: FREE PRESS BUSINESS WRITER David Friedlander wasn't sure he had made the right choice about his career. MORE STORIES IN THIS SERIES THURSDAY: Degree, second job ways to pad income FRIDAY: How you ask for a raise can effect what you get Don't be shy: Ask around to see if your pay is fair Wages often not main union issue SATURDAY: Bachelor's degree opens many doors to bigger paychecks Vocational training offers quick results MONDAY: Find out about today's 30 hottest jobs. In Money Report, Susan Tompor examines the tax implications of stay-at-home spouses returning to work. And learn about turning a hobby into a business. STRATEGY: Get vocational training POTENTIAL PAYOFF: Depends on career choice. You could double your annual income. PROS: The majority of students who get more education find a new job within a year after re-entering the job market.There are a variety of scholarships and financial aidthat could help defray costs. You can attend school on a part-time basis if you have a full-time job. Some jobs require certification, which can be completed in a year.

98. Career Colleges – Find Adult Education & Continuing Education In Your Area
    Search for career training, colleges schools by state, program or ZIP Technical vocational Technical Trades Skilled workers are always in demand.  
    http://www.search4careercolleges.com/
    
    Extractions: Find a career college near you! Search 4 Career Colleges offers the most comprehensive directory of career colleges, online schools and adult education programs. Our site has helped more than 1 million people find the perfect career college , and it can help you, too! Find your career college today! Select a Program: Animal Training Broadcasting Business Casino Computer Construction Court Reporting Criminal Justice Culinary Degree Completion Dental Engineering English (ESL) Fashion Design GED General Studies Gunsmithing Homeland Security Specialist Horseshoeing Interior Design International Trade Massage Therapy Master's Degree MBA Military Office Professional Personal Training Property Management Public Administration Restaurant Telecommunications Theology Trucking Veterinary ZIP search Just enter your ZIP code and press "go" Program/State Search Select a program and state to find the best education matches near you. Select a program: Animal Training Business Computer Construction Court Reporting Criminal Justice Culinary Degree Completion Dental Engineering English (ESL) Fashion Design General Studies Gunsmithing Homeland Security Specialist Horseshoeing Interior Design International Trade Massage Therapy Master's Degree MBA Military Office Professional Personal Training Property Management Public Administration Restaurant Telecommunications Theology Trucking Veterinary Select a state: Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut

99. Detroit - Michigan (MI) - Classmates - High School Military College Reunions - F
    Breithaupt vocational Center Breitmeyer Elementary School Brenda Scott MiddleSchool Henry Ford Hospital University of michigan School of Medicine  
    http://www.classmates.com/s.tf/Michigan/Detroit/

100. Higher Education In The News
     From top to bottom, michigan’s economy is becoming more infused with jobs that are yet only 41 percent go on to college or vocational school.  
     http://www.thenationalforum.org/news_governor_establishes.shtml
     
     Extractions: Higher Education in the News Governor Establishes Commission to Link Higher Education to New Jobs, Business Growth (June 22, 2004) Originally Posted at http://www.michigan.gov/ltgov/0,1607,7-16996060,00.html Ms. Fawzea B. Abusalah of Dearborn Mr. Lu Battaglieri of East Lansing Mr. Richard E. Blouse, Jr. of Birmingham Ms. Mary Elizabeth Bunn of Detroit Mr. Brian D. Cloyd of Grand Rapids Ms. Mary Sue Coleman of Ann Arbor Ms. Paula D. Cunningham of Lansing Mr. Dan L. DeGrow of Port Huron Ms. Deborah I. Dingell of Dearborn Mr. Steven K. Hamp of Ann Arbor Mr. David B. Hecker Huntington Woods Mr. Lawrence L. Hidalgo, Jr. of Williamston Mr. Kenneth Hill of Detroit Mr. Jack A. Litzenberg of Flint Mr. Albert L. Lorenzo of Clinton Township Mr. Paul E. Massaron of Southfield Mr. Mark A. Murray of Grand Rapids Mr. Robert H. Naftaly of West Bloomfield Mr. Juan R. Olivarez of Grand Rapids Mr. John W. Porter of Ann Arbor Mr. Philip H. Power of Ann Arbor Ms. Glenda D. Price of Detroit Mr. Gary D. Russi of Rochester Hills Ms. Lou Anna K. Simon of East Lansing Mr. Lee A. Sprague of Manistee

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