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Culture, families, and augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) impact a multimedia instructional program for related services personnel and family ... 12/20/95-8/15/96 (SuDoc ED 1.310/2:424705) by Howard P. Parette, 1998 Working with School-Age Children by Marlene Bumgarner, 1999-03-12 Summer Bridge Activities: 5th to 6th Grade by Julia Ann Hobbs, Carla Fisher, 2006-01-15 The Busy Classroom: A Preschool Teacher's Monthly Book of Creative Activities by Patty Claycomb, 1992-07-01

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21. Index To Missouri Bar - Public Information Brochures
    Booklet on laws and programs affecting senior citizens in missouri CorporateProBono Program missouri Bar Committee Web Pages family Law Section  
    http://www.mobar.org/pamphlet/broindex.htm

22. Family Law Section
    The missouri Bar is the state bar association for missouri. More than 40educational programs, including a special plenary session featuring family law  
    http://www.mobar.org/member/famindx.htm
    
    Extractions: The Family Law Section studies and considers all substantive laws of state and federal jurisdictions concerning the family, juveniles, divorce, maintenance, adoption and other related laws. Recommendations for changes in the common or statutory law are submitted to The Board of Governors of The Missouri Bar for their approval. Lawyers interested in the latest cutting-edge CLE, specifically targeted to meet the needs of the family law practitioner, should attend the upcoming Family Law Conference. The new Lodge of the Four Seasons Resort location provides the perfect venue to blend business with pleasure. More than 40 educational programs, including a special plenary session featuring family law mediation pioneer Dr. Isolina Ricci , make this “family friendly” meeting valuable for the new practitioner, the experienced lawyer and anyone in between. Details/Register

23. Family Voices Of Missouri
    2004 has started off with a bang for family Voices of missouri with the creation Under this grant, members are reviewing current statewide programs and  
    http://www.familyvoices.org/st/MO.htm
    
    Extractions: 2004 has started off with a bang for Family Voices of Missouri with the creation of Family Victory, a bi-monthly newsletter along with the FV-MO listserv at yahoogroups. In addition to keeping our families and partners apprised of FV Missouri events, a new website is in the works. So keep your mouse ready! Chief priorities for FV-MO in the coming year are children and adolescent mental health; family support and education; Medical Home initiatives; access to oral health care; early childhood concerns and the Family Opportunity Act. Family Voices of Missouri is proud to partner with the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services in their ECCS two year planning grant. Under this grant, members are reviewing current statewide programs and services to ensure Missouri’s kids, age birth to five, are prepared for kindergarten entry. Over 100 different community and state organizations have come to the table to share their talent and declare their commitment for ensuring Missouri kids are geared up to head down the educational pathway. In addition, FV-MO is continuing efforts to prevent Shaken/Impact Baby Syndrome by collaborating with Springfield’s Children’s Miracle Network Shaken Baby Education program along with state policymakers. As always, we continue to monitor national and state policies which concern our children and their families through active relationships with advocacy networks.

24. Family Help In Missouri
    family Help in missouri. missouri Information. Organizations programs - Support -Books. Click here to find out if your child is at-risk,  
    http://www.focusas.com/Missouri.html
    
    Extractions: Focus Adolescent Services Need help for your teen? Call FocusAS M-F 9 am-5 pm ET Family Help in MISSOURI Missouri Information Organizations Programs Support ... Books Click here to find out if your child is at-risk, displaying self-destructive behaviors, and needs your help and intervention. Home Resources State Directory Schools ... Contact HOTLINES AND HELPLINES Behavioral Health Response St. Louis TTY Child Pornography Tipline ChildhelpUSA Child Abuse Hotline 1-800-4-A-CHILD Life Crisis Services 314-647-HELP Missouri AIDS Information Line Missouri Child Abuse and Neglect Hotline Missouri Elder Abuse Hotline Missouri Poison Control Missouri School Violence Hotline Missouri Suicide and Crisis Hotlines National Domestic Violence/Abuse Hotline

25. Family
    The missouri State Council recognizes the importance of the family in all Promote and support family programs in school, the parish and community.  
    http://www.mokofc.org/family.htm
    
    Extractions: FAMILY OF THE MONTH PROGRAM The purpose of the Family of the Month program is to recognize the outstanding families of your Council who have been active in the Church, Community, and Council activities of the local council plus other involvement in the local community. The family husband, wife and children should exemplify an involved, active, religious Catholic family. How do you select an outstanding family? Councils have expressed concern about singling out a specific family for this award. While each Council has numerous outstanding families, there is plenty of opportunity to recognize each of these families when participating in the program over a period of years.

26. LIFT Projects
    LIFT introduced family literacy in missouri in 1991. LIFT staff regularlyvisit family literacy programs throughout the state to provide individualized  
    http://literacy.kent.edu/~missouri/projects/projects_print.html
    
    Extractions: Innovative LIFT's expertise centers on applying creative and feasible approaches to literacy-related issues. Family Literacy Since the early 1990s, LIFT has pioneered efforts to promote family literacy in Missouri. Family literacy programs bring together low-literate adults and their young children for a family-focused educational experience. Parents learn parenting, life, and work readiness skills while their children build a solid foundation for entering kindergarten ready to read. Professional Development LIFT's professional development activities for literacy providers promote continuous improvement by crafting training sessions linked with ongoing technical assistance, in conjunction with continuous evaluation. LIFT identifies and fulfills training needs not otherwise provided in Missouri. Web-Based Resources LIFT's web site allows access to on-line literacy resources, a searchable directory of literacy programs and providers, on-line discussion groups, links to state and national literacy organizations, and LIFT eNews , a free electronic newsletter. LIFT also provides funding and support for an on-line newspaper with current stories, backed with easy-to-use lesson plans. It is an interactive tool that parents, tutors, and teachers can use to help students become better readers.

27. Shaw Arboretum: Adult And Family Education Programs
    ADULT AND family programs AT SHAW NATURE RESERVE for adults and families atthe Arboretum, as well as at the missouri Botanical Garden. family Program  
    http://www.shawnature.org/adulted.html
    
    Extractions: Garden Home Shaw Nature Reserve Education Search ADULT AND FAMILY PROGRAMS AT SHAW NATURE RESERVE A wide variety of programs are offered throughout the year for adults and families at the Arboretum, as well as at the Missouri Botanical Garden Depending on the season these classes may cover Nature photography Orienteering Gardening with native Missouri plants Nature journaling Mushroom forays Basketmaking And many others. Class offerings vary each year. A brochure containing all of the adult and family programs for the Missouri Botanical Garden and Shaw Nature Reserve during a particular season may be obtained by calling (314) 577-5140. For more information, or registration information, call (636) 451-3512.

28. Work And Family Program
    CHR Services UAWGM Diversity Program UAW-GM Education and Training UAW-GMHealth and Safety Quality UAW-GM Work/family programs. missouri  
    http://www.uaw-gm.org/work_family/missouri.html

29. Guest Op-Ed Column: Missouri Family Needs Your Help!, By Kim Schepers - June 30,
    Guest OpEd Column missouri family Needs Your Help!, by Kim Schepers - June 30, She has appeared in newspaper articles and on television/radio programs  
    http://www.visalaw.com/05jun4/10jun405.html
    
    Extractions: Guest Op-Ed Column: Missouri Family Needs Your Help!, by Kim Schepers Kim Schepers is a member of the Gonzalez Group, a group of community members in Jefferson City, Missouri, who have come together to support and lobby on behalf of the Gonzalez family. Jefferson City, Missouri is a quiet little town in the heart of the country. It’s a place where kids still address adults as “Mr.” and “Mrs.”, where neighbors look out for one another and where strangers wave as they pass on the street. Despite these small town qualities – or maybe because of them- our community finds itself in the center of a national political fight to keep an immigrant family being deported. I never aspired to be a political activist any more than Marvin, Marina and Marie Gonzalez aspired to become undocumented immigrants. Marvin and Marina Gonzalez are parents from Costa Rica who came to the United States looking for a better life for their daughter Marie. I’m a stay-home mom with four sons under the age of seven, mounds of laundry, a few gray hairs and a nice life in Jefferson City. Our lives have become intertwined because Marina teaches my 6 and 7 year olds Spanish at Immaculate Conception Grade School. Recently, I, along with the parents of over 500 other school children, had to explain to our children why their Spanish teacher (one of their favorite teachers) has to leave the country on July 5. “Why do Mrs. Gonzalez and her family have to go back to Costa Rica?” “Why can’t President Bush change the laws so they can stay?” my sons asked. “Mommy, it’s JUST NOT FAIR!” they said through tears as I struggled to explain a broken immigration system to them.

30. Missouri Historical Society
    family programs are free and open to the general public unless otherwise noted.More information can be obtained by visiting the missouri Historical Society  
    http://www.mohistory.org/content/Education/page8.aspx

31. Parks Programs - Missouri State Parks And Historic Sites, MoDNR
    Parks programs. Camper Award Program. Each family member camping in five state parks 20052006 Passport Program. Junior Naturalist Program. The missouri  
    http://www.mostateparks.com/programs.htm
    
    Extractions: Additional Information... Camping Reservations Choose an Activity Join the Fun Outdoor Recreation Grants Places to Go Site Map State Park Rangers Stay Overnight Things to Know What's New Camper Award Program Each family member camping in five state parks during one year and not violating any park rules and regulations is awarded a certificate and patch. Families must have camper verification cards. These are available at all state parks and historic sites and must be verified by staff at each place the family camps. Missouri State Park eFriends Interpretive Services Interpretive Centers/Museums

32. Watkins Woolen Mill State Park And State Historic Site - Interpretive Programs -
    Guided tours are available of Watkins Woolen Mill and the Watkins family home . AudioVisual programs. Video - missouri Confronts Industrialism  
    http://www.mostateparks.com/wwmill/interp.htm
    
    Extractions: Park/Site Features... Boat Launch Camping Directions Events Fishing General Information Interpretive Programs Other Amenities Park/Site Hours Park/Site Map Park/Site Plans Photo Gallery Picnic Area/Playgrounds Swimming Trails Visitor Center Interpretive Programs Guided tours are available of Watkins Woolen Mill and the Watkins family home. The mill is a National Historic Landmark and is the only 19th-century textile mill in the country with its original machinery intact. The visitor center offers an introduction to the Watkins family and their many business ventures. Natural history programs are offered throughout the summer months in the campground. Visitor Center, Museum Exhibits, Grounds (free admission): Monday-Saturday 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday 10:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tours of Watkins Woolen Mill and the Watkins House: Monday-Saturday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

33. Missouri
    LIFT also serves as the spearhead of the missouri family Literacy Initiative, The initiative began in 2000 to fund four model family literacy programs.  
    http://www.famlit.org/PolicyandAdvocacy/StateFamlit/missouri.cfm
    
    Extractions: The Missouri LIFT Initiative, Literacy Investment for Tomorrow (different from the federal LIFT act, Literacy Involves Families Together), provides professional development and technical assistance to all of Missouri's family literacy programs, including Even Start sites. LIFT also serves as the spearhead of the Missouri Family Literacy Initiative, which is working to coordinate the efforts of agencies and organizations providing services necessary for successful family literacy programs. ESL Family Literacy ESL Family Literacy is an administrative initiative of the Division of School Improvement and the Division of Vocational and Adult Education of the state Department of Elementary and Secondary Education. The initiative began in 2000 to fund four model family literacy programs. These programs are based on the Even Start model, but with a focus on serving families in need of ESL instruction. Currently the four sites serve Bosnian, Russian and Spanish speaking families. Funding comes directly from the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education's budget. Family Literacy in Public Schools House Bill 1711 , signed into law by Gov. Bob Holden on June 26, 2002, integrates family literacy into the state's public education system as a strategy to meet the educational needs of adults with low literacy skills and their children. HB 1711 encourages school districts, especially those that are low performing or unaccredited, to establish family literacy programs to serve families with children of all ages. It permits schools to use their general funds to fund family literacy programs. In addition, the bill defines family literacy in terms consistent with the federal, four-component definition. Family literacy personnel are included in a funding set aside for professional development. Beginning in Fiscal Year 2005, 1.5 percent, approximately $5.3 million, of the at-risk portion of the school funding formula will be used to fund family literacy programs in schools. For more information about Missouri, see

34. Archived: Missouri 2001 Abstract -- Even Start Statewide Family Literacy Initiat
    Enhance family literacy practitioners’ utilization of program standards and The missouri family Literacy Initiative (MOFLI) Consortium was formed in  
    http://www.ed.gov/programs/evenstartfamilylit/01abstracts/mo.html
    
    Extractions: Take our online survey Find Programs Office Title ... Archive Select a Topic Accountability Accreditation Arts Choice Charter Schools Early Childhood FAFSA Faith-Based Find a School High Schools History International Ed Math Reading Safe Schools Science Suppl Services Teacher Quality Technology Advanced Search About ED Offices Purpose Funding Status Eligibility Applicant Info ... Awards FAQs Performance Contacts Office of Elementary and Secondary Education Home 2001 Abstracts-Missouri Name of the Project Missouri Family Literacy Initiative (MOFLI) Grantee Contact Barry Freedman, Executive Director LIFT-Missouri 500 Northwest Plaza, Suite 601 St. Ann MO 63074

35. Bernstein, Rodarte & Hatheway: Missouri Family Attorneys, Divorce, Child Support
    Authored, Chapter 12, Dissolution of Marriage , missouri Bar family Law 5th on various family Law topics in continuing legal education programs.  
    http://www.tbrhlaw.com/attorney_profiles.html
    
    Extractions: Home Attorney Profiles Collaborative Law Directions Sheldon Bernstein is an experienced litigator in complex Domestic and Family Law matters. He was admitted to the Missouri Bar in 1972, the Kansas Bar in 1999 and is also admitted to practice before the Supreme Court of the United States. Sheldon has litigated virtually every type of domestic, family law and custody dispute imaginable. Sheldon graduated from the University of Missouri at Kansas City with a J.D. degree in 1972 and L.L.M. degree in 1974. In addition to Sheldon’s litigation experience, he is a skilled negotiator. Sheldon is a member of the Missouri, Kansas and American Bar Associations, and a member of the National Association of District Attorneys. Sheldon has taught courses in juvenile law, criminal law, evidence, Constitutional law, and family law and has numerous published articles in legal periodicals and books. Sheldon is a Fellow in the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers and is currently listed in Best Lawyers in America. Anita I. Rodarte

36. Missouri Botanical Garden: Special Giving Programs
    The Garden s tribute program is a wonderful way to honor family and friendsthroughout Please send your check, payable to missouri Botanical Garden, to  
    http://www.mobot.org/membership/giving.asp
    
    Extractions: Where the need is greatest Named for the founder of the Garden, the Henry Shaw Fund is a vital component of the operating budget for the Garden. Donations made to this fund provide general operating support to the area where the need is the greatest. By supporting the Henry Shaw Fund, you touch all components of the Garden, horticultural displays, educational outreach and international botanical research. To donate to the Henry Shaw Fund, please fill out our online form If you have questions regarding the Henry Shaw Fund please call Sharon Mertzlufft at (314) 577-9495 or e-mail to: sharon.mertzlufft@mobot.org top Tribute and Memorial Gift Program A gift to honor and remember others The Garden's tribute program is a wonderful way to honor family and friends throughout the year. A personal acknowledgment is sent to the family or individual being honored, without reference to the size of the gift, and your tribute is listed in the Garden's Bulletin . Perfect for birthdays, anniversaries, weddings and engagements, graduations, Mother's Day and Father's Day ... or as an expression of sympathy.

37. CSREES - USDA - Land-Grant Institute Programs
    family Economics Extension programs Consumer and family Economics ExtensionAcademic programs University of missouri Consumer family Economics programs  
    http://www.csrees.usda.gov/nea/economics/fsll/programs_map.html
    
    Extractions: Home Contact Us Site Map Search ... Tools for Consumers Land-Grant Institution Programs Extension Learning Tools Consumer Links Online Tools for Later Life Financial Planning Tools for Target Audiences Search CSREES Advanced Search Quick Links Choose one: Research Education Extension Consumers Youth Small Business International Ext. Offices Partners

38. Missouri's Special Needs Adoption Programs
    of Adoption programs offered by the missouri Division of family Services . missouri s One Church, One Recruiter, One family  
    http://www.kclinc.org/mdfs/programs.htm
    
    Extractions: Missouri's Special Needs Adoption Programs For more information on Missouri's adoption programs you can send e-mail to or call Viginia Lewis-Brunk, adoption coordinator at (816) 889-2042. Back to DFS Home Page Adoption Subsidy Program The basic goal of the Missouri Adoption Subsidy Program is to encourage the adoption of children with "special needs." More specifically, this program is intended to assist families that could not otherwise afford, through their own income and resources, to meet the cost of adopting a "special needs" child. Subsidy payments are made to meet the needs of the adopted child. Thus, while the resources and circumstances of the adoptive parents are considered in determining the services needed and the amount of the subsidy, no family is determined to be ineligible simply because of their income or resources. Adoption subsidy payments are available for an eligible child who is under the age of 18 at the time of the child's placement for adoption. Such paments may continue until the child is 18 or, in special situations, until the child is 21. In addition, if a child is placed in another state, or if a child moves from Missouri with his adopted family, the subsidy payments may continue.

39. Entrepreneur Archive: FundRaiser Software
    FundRaiser Software, a successful missouri business, utilized the services added two sibling programs, FundRaiser Select and the baby of the family,  
    http://www.missouribusiness.net/success/fundraiser_software.asp
    
    Extractions: Lyle Wright, Southwest Missouri State University SBDC at West Plains The company began as many small businesses do: from sheer necessity and on a shoestring. Weinbeck and his wife moved from the East Coast to a small, south-central Missouri town on the promise of a job, which came true, but quickly dissolved. Capitalizing on his personal computer experience, Weinbeck spent the next several years designing and writing custom software, which included a program for a local politician's fundraising efforts. That program evolved into FundRaiser Professional, the flagship of the current business. In the two decades since its birth, FundRaiser has added two "sibling" programs, FundRaiser Select and the baby of the family, FundRaiser Basic. In 1993, the entire focus of the company became improving, marketing and supporting the FundRaiser programs.

40. MO Literacty Programs
    missouri Literacy programs. Carondelet family Literacy The program serves theCarondelet area with instruction in basic literacy, preparation for the  
    http://www.kmov.com/community/Moliteracyprograms_popup.html
    
    Extractions: The program serves the Carondelet area with instruction in basic literacy, preparation for the Missouri GED certificate and lessons for immigrants in English as a Second Language. Life skills training and job skills development are also offered. The program is free. Classes are held Monday-Friday, 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Call 314-481-6090, or e-mail jfilla@juno.com The College For Living empowers people with developmental disabilities to live as full and productive members of society. They serve adults 18 years or older who live in St. Louis City and St. Louis County and have developmental disabilities. Call 314-569-1324 or go to www.paraquad.org for more information. Specialized instruction in English for Speakers of Other Languages is provided to more than 3,000 annually. Classes also provide literacy, general education, basic computer training, prevocational, citizenship, GED and TOEFL preparation. Classes are offered mornings, afternoons and evenings with open enrollment and exit. Call 314-773-9090, ext. 107 or go to www.intlinst.org

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