AERO Member Schools School Star, Seoul; Seoul alternative Learning Community Network, Seoul Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, montana http://www.educationrevolution.org/aero-member-schools.html
Extractions: Below is a listing of AERO member schools and organizations. They are part of the AERO international network of educational alternatives. These schools and organizations generally have in common a learner-centered approach to education. Members include K-12 schools, colleges, homeschool resource centers, and other organizations. Australia Australasian Association for Progressive and Alternative Education , Aranda, ACT Blacktown Youth College , Saint Marys, NSW The Booroobin Sudbury Democratic Centre of Learning , Booroobin, Sunshine Coast hinterland, Queensland Currambena Primary School and Preschool , Lane Cove, NSW Fitzroy Community School , North Fitzroy, Vic.
Extractions: Do you want some volunteer labor to help build your home? We receive many e-mails from individuals who want some hands-on experience learning stone masonry and other home-building skills. Please send us a note through our E-mail Contact Page if you are offering a class, or if you know of anyone who offers classes, or if you are building your own home and you are seeking volunteers to give you a hand. We'll post your note here to hopefully bring you some help! Check out our Stone Masonry Classes with Builder and Author Thomas J. Elpel! Directory of Alternative Home-Building Schools Hollowtop Outdoor Primitive School (Montana) Reevis Mountain School (Arizona). Kootenay Stone Masonry Training School (British Columbia) Stone Foundation A society of stonemasons and others involved with and /or interested in stone, stonework and stone art. Dry Stone Conservancy Working to promoting and preserving dry-stacked stone walls.
Montana Legislative Activities - 3/19/05 Admissions Director alternative Youth Adventures Boulder, montana The privatealternative schools and programs collaborated to create their own bill http://www.strugglingteens.com/archives/2005/4/montanalegistrive050319xi.html
Extractions: KCGJJM1@aol.com March 15, 2005 With assistance from Larry Stednitz IECA and Lon Woodbury IECA In November of 2003, the State of Montana produced a white paper intended to provide awareness, background information and research regarding the alternative youth residential care programs in Montana. Montana is probably the only western state that currently has no regulating requirements for private behavioral healthcare organizations. The State of Montana had issues with safety and not being able to respond appropriately to inquiries concerning these programs.
Extended Insights - MONTANA LEGISLATIVE ACTIVITIES montana Legislative Activities ,John Madsen , Larry Stednitz, Lon Woodbury The private alternative schools and programs collaborated to create their own http://www.strugglingteens.com/artman/publish/article_5137.shtml
Extractions: In November of 2003, the State of Montana produced a white paper intended to provide awareness, background information and research regarding the alternative youth residential care programs in Montana. Montana is probably the only western state that currently has no regulating requirements for private behavioral healthcare organizations. The State of Montana had issues with safety and not being able to respond appropriately to inquiries concerning these programs. The white paper resulted in meetings in different cities in Montana to discuss this matter. According to the white paper, the State has minimal knowledge or oversight of these alternative private programs, and current estimates indicate that between 800 and 1,200 students are being cared for in 29 private programs in Montana. As a result of the information presented during the hearings, the director of the state child welfare agency, Gail Gray, initiated research on the programs, resulting in the white paper report that defined the issues surrounding the alternative programs operating in Montana. This paper resulted in Director Gray's decision to hold meetings in the State with interested people. A number of providers throughout the State responded negatively with their perception that the report was inaccurate, inflammatory and reflected unfairly on the private programs. Their views were expressed at the meetings and hearings as well as in writing to Ms. Gray.
Montana K-12 Schools On The Web montana School for the Deaf and the Blind Morning Star Elementary School Bozeman Troy alternative School - Troy. Troy High School - Troy http://www.grandpajunior.com/Montana.shtml
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Extractions: "The State with the Best Age 2-80 Education Wins!" Read more stories about February 26, 2003 View for printing By GREG WINTER NY Times Thousands of alternative schools already serve as academies of last resort for children who are on the verge of dropping out. But for all their importance as refuges, the foundation said, they are rarely sites of academic rigor, creating a need for alternative schools intent on preparing dropouts not only for jobs, but for college as well. "When millions of children are not graduating, we have a civic, economic and social disaster on our hands," said Tom Vander Ark, the foundation's education director, adding that the gift is part of a campaign to create no fewer than 1,000 new schools in the next 18 months. "We think this is the most important problem in America, but what's so frustrating is that it's invisible. Very little attention is paid to the horrendous human toll that's going on." After climbing in most of the 20th century and peaking in the late 1960's, the national graduation rate steadily declined, settling around 70 percent in the last few years, the Department of Education says.
Extractions: "The State with the Best Age 2-80 Education Wins!" Read more stories about April 15, 2005 View for printing 2004 Tax Extension With April 15th upon us, I wanted to give you the resource you'll need to file for an extension this tax-season. Completing and filing a tax extension form will give you additional time to complete your 2004 tax return in most cases you can get an extension until August 15, 2005. You are still required to pay any taxes due by the end of today or you may be subject to penalties and interest. You can find the form you need at Montanas Department of Revenue website by going to: http://www.discoveringmontana.com/re ... s/forms.asp . For more information on available individual income tax assistance, please call their Customer Service Center at (406) 444-6900. Gallatin Forest Travel Plan Comment Period Extended Im excited to tell you that the Gallatin National Forest extended the comment period on their travel plan to August 1, 2005. This extension will give Montanans a chance to spend more time looking over the plan and give the Forest Service detailed information about road and trail closures that dont make sense. Our National Forests and backcountry trails are a huge draw for Montana. Theyre a large part of the unique lifestyle we value and bring tourism dollars and provide jobs in the state. With Montanas economy becoming more dependent on tourism, I am concerned limiting OHV and snowmobile use could have a significant negative effect on our state as a whole. If a road or trail needs to be closed, I expect the Forest Service to explore all the options for the road, such as seasonal gate closures that will allow public access at least part of the time.
Montana Guaranteed Student Loan Program MGSLP montana s web site for schools, lenders, borrowers, parents and students . Some alternative Loans charge a high interest rate or require loan http://www.mgslp.state.mt.us/index.php?t=8&p=174
Montana Guaranteed Student Loan Program MGSLP montana s web site for schools, lenders, borrowers, alternative Loansare loans provided by lenders or private institutions that are above and http://www.mgslp.state.mt.us/print.php?t=8&p=174
Schools Using Solar Power Email nwedum@montana.com. Conrad Utterback Middle School Monica Tomayer Bridger alternative School 404 West Main Street Bozeman, MT 59715 http://www.montanagreenpower.com/solar/schools/selected.html
Sun4Schools Photo Album montana GreenPower. montana GreenPower ~ Your Guide to Renewable Energy in montana Bridger alternative School 404 West Main Street Bozeman, MT 59715 http://www.montanagreenpower.com/solar/schools/photoschools.html
Extractions: home search contacts e-mail document.write(doClock("W0",",%20","M0","%20","D0",",%20","Y0")); Here is a collection of photos and contact information for schools that participated in the Sun4Schools project. Click each thumbnail to the full-size picture, then use your web browser back button to return to this page. Butte High School Maureen Driscoll
Montana (MT) High Schools This is a list of high schools located in montana (MT). Click below to see whichparticular classmates are Butte Abraham Lincoln alternative School http://static.namesdatabase.com/MT.html
Extractions: The Names Database at NamesDatabase.com lists over one hundred and twenty thousand (120,000) distinct high schools in the United States, Canada, New Zealand, Australia, the Philippines, Hong Kong, Singapore, South Africa, and the United Kingdom. High schools from other countries are in the process of being listed. Members can register their high school information to reconnect and reunite with old friends and high school classmates. Members can also use other secure and private people search tools unrelated to high school classmates. This static content lets you preview which high schools are currently listed. To become a member, simply click on The Names Database link at the top of this page, and begin by entering your information on the sign up page. Your use of this Web site is subject to these
NWEA | Partners Northern Cheyenne Tribal School Busby Northwest montana Educational Cooperative Twin Bridges schools K12 Twin Bridges Two Eagle River alternative http://www.nwea.org/about/partners.asp?st=MT
Montana DEQ - MontanaTax Incentives For Renewable Energy 7525-101, alternative energy revolving loan program. 80-12-201, montana only to taxes levied for the local high schools and elementary schools and for http://www.deq.state.mt.us/energy/Renewable/TaxIncentRenew.asp
Extractions: @import url(/code/deqstyle.css); Select a Key Topic... Abandoned Mines Air Quality Information Air Monitoring Data Asbestos Bioenergy/biodiesel Children's Env Health Network Clean Snowmobiles Coal Bed Methane Drinking Water SRF Loans Employee Profiles Energize Montana Energy Conservation Enforcement Ethanol Federal Superfund Hardrock Mining Hazardous Waste Cleanup Hazardous Waste Management Junk Vehicles Landfills Major Facility Siting Meth Cleanup Program Opencut Mining Permits Public Drinking Water Recycling Renewable Energy Septic Tank Pumpers Small Business Assistance Source Water Assessments State Superfund Storm Water Construction Subdivisions Underground Storage Tanks Waste Water SRF Loans Water Quality Information n> September 23, 2005 Air Quality Monitoring Download Adobe Reader This is a list of all the incentives, tax and otherwise, that Montana law offers for renewable energy development. Some are just for individuals; some are just for businesses; many are for both. Not all the non-tax incentives on this list are fully funded at this time; however, since theyre on the books, theyre on this list.
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