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Guide for Developing and Evaluating School Library Media Programs: by Nebraska Educational Media Association, 2000-08-15 Guide for Developing and Evaluating School Library Programs by Nebraska Educational Media Association, 2010-09-14 Survey of Nebraska school library media programs: Nebraska Department of Education library media policy study by Marjorie J Willeke, 2001 Write with dignity: Reporting on people with disabilities by William L Rush, 1983

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21. Newsletter Number 35, July, 1999 - Section Of School Libraries And Resource Cent
    A SiteLevel Library Power Case Study of Lincoln, nebraska Educational Focused case studies observed how the school library media centers in selected  
    http://www.ifla.org/VII/s11/news/july99.htm
    
    Extractions: Bangkok, Thailand, August 20 - August 28, 1999 Theme: On the Threshold of the 21st Century: Libraries as Gateways to an Enlightened World "On the threshold of the twenty first century, when a new and hopefully enlightened era can begin, library and information professionals should take up challenges to provide the means for a better world. The 65th IFLA Conference in Thailand proposes that the international library community commit itself to meet the challenges of building a more enlightened world by focusing on the quality of its collection, contents and services, reaching out to all levels and strengthening its position in the dynamic global information market place." (From the Conference booklet) Strengthening the Gateway 1.1 Legal aspects of information access

22. EJ List By Publisher's Initials, Keio Univ. Media Centers (J)
    National Center for Developmental Education 1 titles. NC Central University school of Law 1 titles. nebraska Attorney General’s Office 1 titles  
    http://ejopac.lib.keio.ac.jp:8888/ejbypub2_e.asp?iletter=n&campus=Unknown

23. Nebraska School Activities Association
    University of nebraskaKearney, Communications Center Rm 241. November 9. Scottsbluff High school*** Kearney High school, media Center. October 24  
    http://www.nsaahome.org/textfile/ref/refsched.htm
    
    Extractions: NOTE: SCHEDULE SUBJECT TO CHANGE. CHECK NSAA WEBSITE PERIODICALLY FOR CHANGES Last Updated: Nebraska School Activities Association 2005-2006 Rules Meeting Schedule All Officials/Judges and Head Coaches are REQUIRED to attend a rules meeting for their activity. Starting time is 7:00 P.M. local time, unless otherwise indicated. *** Originating site for distance learning, NSAA staff member will be present. Speech/Play Production Rules Meetings *** Originating site for distance learning, NSAA staff member will be present. September 12 Johnson-Brock High School*** Malcolm High School, Distance Learning Room Fillmore Central High School Wilber-Clatonia High School September 13 Scottsbluff High School*** Chadron High School, Distance Learning Lab ESU 14 Sidney, 1114 Toledo Hemingford High School September 14 University of Nebraska-Kearney, Communications Center Rm 243*** Centura High School, Distance Learning Lab Cozad High School, Wellness Center Ord High School September 19 Millard West High School, Auditorium September 20 ESU 01 Wakefield, 211 Tenth St., Conference Room A***

24. Petersburg, Nebraska
    Official city page gives information about demographics, location, history, government, media stations, lodging, social clubs, health centers, local attractions, education and businesses.  
    http://www.ci.petersburg.ne.us/
    
    Extractions: Welcome to Petersburg, Nebraska! We are a community improvement award winner located near the picturesque Beaver Valley . Also the site of the Logan Fontenelle Monument where the famous Omaha Indian Chief, Logan Fontenelle (White Horse) , was killed in 1855. We have two public parks and are the home of the annual Nebraska State Antique Tractor and Horse Plowing Bee and the Rae Valley Old Threshers Reunion in August. For more information please contact: Village of Petersburg

25. Nebraska City Public Schools | Nebraska City Middle School LMC:
    nebraska City Middle school LMC 4.1 Library media Center check out 2 student stack student stack 2. Welcome to the NCMS Library media Center web page.  
    http://manila.esu4.org/kentheckman/

26. Nebraska
    Top / Reference / Libraries / school Libraries / nebraska. Blair High school Library Blair, NE; Aurora High school media Center Aurora, NE  
    http://www.reference.com/Dir/Reference/Libraries/School_Libraries/Nebraska/

27. Scotus Central Catholic High School - Columbus Nebraska
    A pass is necessary to remain in the media center during the school day. Passes should be left at the desk upon entering the media center.  
    http://www.scotuscc.org/MCServicesPolicies.html
    
    Extractions: · Books may be checked out for a two-week period. Periodicals may be checked out for a one-week period. A fine of $.05 per day will be charged for overdue material until replacement cost is reached. The material must then be returned and the fine paid, or the book reported as missing and the replacement cost paid.

28. Scotus Central Catholic High School - Columbus Nebraska
    Scotus Central Catholic High school Columbus, NE. media Center Reading Curriculum Links Chemistry College and Carrer Health History  
    http://www.scotuscc.org/mediacenter.html

29. Flexible Access Library Media Programs Bibliography
    nd school, Children Young People s Section of nebraska Library Sheppard, Betsy C. nd Flexible Scheduling in the Library media Center A Position  
    http://www.libsci.sc.edu/shannon/flexbib.htm
    
    Extractions: School Library Media Activities Monthly 9 Bradburn, Frances. (1999). Crunch Time. School Library Journal 45 Browne, Karen Stevens. (1991). Making the Move to Flexible Scheduling-Six Stepping Stones. School Library Media Activities Monthly 8 School Library Journal 35 Buchanan, Jan. (1991). Flexible Access Library Media Programs . Englewood, CO: Libraries Unlimited. Burton, Linda. (1989). Perspectives on Flexible Scheduling. School Library Media Activities Monthly 6 Carlisle, Millie. (1991). Indiana School Librarians: Flexible Scheduling and Information Power. Indiana Media Journal 13 Day, Pam A. (1989). Flexible Scheduling: A Bibliography.

30. NEMA Flexible
    school, Children Young People s Section of nebraska Library Association give open access to the library media center throughout the school day.  
    http://nema.k12.ne.us/CheckIt/flex.html
    
    Extractions: Flexible Scheduling Flexible Scheduling of the Library Media Center: Why is it critical to the entire instructional program? Flexible Scheduling Helps Students: "To promote students achievement of learning goals, connections between content learning and information skills must be interwoven into every level of student learning. Students need many carefully planned opportunities to access, use, and evaluate information in all subject areas and in formats." Information Power 1998 Flexible Scheduling Benefits Teachers: "Information-based learning is essential to a productive and satisfying life, and the library media program will continue to have a critical responsibility for preparing students to participate fully in the global learning community." Information Power, 1998 Flexible Scheduling Gives Library Media Specialists: "In a student-centered school library media program, learning needs to take precedence over class schedules, school hours, student categorizations, and other logical concerns. To meet learning needs, the programs resources and services must be available so that information problems can be resolved when they arise." Information Power, 1998

31. Community Facilities - Clarkson, Nebraska
    Clarkson Public school District is accredited by the State of nebraska. addition was built which included a large librarymedia center, three offices,  
    http://www.ci.clarkson.ne.us/commun.htm
    
    Extractions: Students in the public and parochial schools consistently rank above the national average in standardized tests. Clarkson Public School District is accredited by the State of Nebraska. School District #58 in Colfax County covers approximately 72 square miles. The junior-senior high school houses rooms for industrial technology, music, home economics, agricultural shop, service and classrooms. In 1975 a new addition was built which included a large library-media center, three offices, a large cafeteria/multi-purpose room and a new music room. In 1985, a weight room was made available and a computer lab was added. An elementary building was erected south of the high school to house K-12 grades in one area. The Distance Learning Lab was added in the fall of 2000. A multi million dollar addition to the high school is under construction and is to be open in the fall of 2003. This addition will include a new auditorium containing classrooms and shower rooms. The addition will be accessible to the old high school and grade school. For further information about Clarkson's schools, contact the superintendent at

32. IJive.com Search Engine: Nebraska: Education: School Districts
    Includes calendar of events, links to member schools, and a media center. Serving schools in Thayer, Jefferson, and Gage counties in nebraska.  
    http://ijive.com/Nebraska/Education/School_Districts/

33. Southwest Nebraska News - From The Republican Valley Media Group, McCook, NE
    nebraska school Activities Association, US Bank Award Believers Achievers Community Involvement Good Samaritan Center, Community Easter Egg Hunt,  
    http://www.swnebr.net/newspaper/cgi-bin/articles/articlearchiver.pl?157498

34. Southwest Nebraska News - From The Republican Valley Media Group, McCook, NE
    “In addition to environmental improvement, nebraska schools and Montessori Educational centersOmaha, artificial grass surface for playground, $5463.50  
    http://www.swnebr.net/newspaper/cgi-bin/articles/articlearchiver.pl?157378

35. Early Childhood Training Center Announcements Page
    Now you can search the Early Childhood Training Center s media collection online. 1.30.01. nebraska school Age Child Care Alliance Announces Website  
    http://www.esu3.org/ectc/announce.html
    
    Extractions: Announcements Some of these announcements are in PDF format. To read these pages, you will need the free Adobe Acrobat Reader. Read the late summer issue of What's Up View the Web site for the Plum Creek Children's Literacy Festival, to be held at Concordia College, Seward, NE, on September 24th. Many children are now being cared for by family, friends, and neighbors in home settings. Family, friend, and neighbor care is also known as "kith and kin" care or "informal care," and can differ from the care provided in professional center-based and family child care settings. Here are some resources on the topic The Midwest Child Care Research Project has partnered with the Nebraska Health and Human Services and Nebraska Department of Education and several other Nebraska organizations to pilot a Quality Rating System, scheduled to begin October, 2005. Child care providers in Lincoln/Lancaster County (an urban area) and a 10-county area in Northeast Nebraska (a rural area) in centers and homes are encouraged to participate. Additional information can be found on the NeAEYC website at nebraskaaeyc.org/qsr.htm

36. School-Age Child Care: Resources For Out-of-School Time Programming
    All local communities throughout nebraska owe it to the children of their of schoolage child care material available from our media center pdf html  
    http://www.esu3.org/ectc/sacc.htm
    
    Extractions: School-Age Child Care: Resources for Out-of-School Time Programming All local communities throughout Nebraska owe it to the children of their community to provide safe, educational, and fun places to spend hours outside of school time. School-age programs are a critical link to helping children become successful adults by keeping children safe and by providing supervised, structured activity as well as educational tutoring. Along with traditional before-and-after-school programs, some communities in Nebraska are starting community learning centers. A community school is a place where an integrated focus on academics, services, supports and opportunities leads to improved student learning, stronger families, and healthier communities. If your community does not have a program for out-of-school time, don't give up! Residents and parents in partnership with schools and other organizations have created many after school programs. If you are looking for information on how to start a school-age program, how to fund a program, or how to use criteria for developing and implementing a high quality program, the Early Childhood Training Center has resources that may help you find the answers to your questions. Our media collection has books to help you with activities for the children as well as ideas for staff development and much more.

37. ALA | AASL Presents 2003 National School Library Media Program Of The Year Award
    Public Schools in Omaha, nebraska with 32 schools serving 18987 students. This library media center moved into its new location in 1997 in the  
    http://www.ala.org/ala/aaslbucket/aaslpresents2003national.htm
    
    Extractions: Fax: 312-664-7459 AASL is pleased to announce the 2003 winners of the National School Library Media Program of the Year Award The 2003 Large School District award goes to the Millard Public Schools Liberty Public Schools Cherry Creek High School The AASL awards will be presented to each winner during a ceremony and luncheon held on Monday, June 23, at the 2003 ALA Annual Conference in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Special guest speaker is children's author Penny Pollack, presented by Little, Brown Children's Books. For more information on the event, please contact the AASL office at 800-545-2433 ext. 4381. American Association of School Librarians (AASL) is a division of the American Library Association (ALA). AASL promotes the improvement and extension of library media services in elementary and secondary schools as a means of strengthening the total education program. Its mission is to advocate excellence, facilitate change, and develop leaders in the school library media field.

38. NCSA Resource Center
    opportunity for nebraska s school administrators. media Relations for school Officials. Published by the nebraska Council of school Administrators.  
    http://www.ncsa.org/resources/
    
    Extractions: Categories: The following materials have been compiled for member use by the NCSA Information/Communication Committee. The committee is comprised of NCSA members from each affiliate association ( Committee Roster Reporting to Your Community on Accountability Issues [PDF format] On Monday, Dec. 6, the Nebraska Department of Education will release the 2004 State Report Card and State of the Schools Report. The heart of these reports will be the results for each school district on state accountability measures (STARS assessments) and federal accountability measures (Adequate Yearly Progress under NCLB). Explaining your school's results to the public presents both a challenge and opportunity for Nebraska's school administrators.

39. School-Libaries.Net: Peter Milbury's Network Of School Librarian Web Pages
    Maintained by Sarah Peckham, Librarian, Marian High school, Omaha, nebraska. Ralston High school Library media Center Maintained by B. Farr,  
    http://www.school-libraries.net/usa/ne.html

40. NebraskAccess - Which Link Should I Click On From School
    I’d like to buy some alphabet books for my school media center. I m looking for information on my nebraska community . . .  
    http://www.nlc.state.ne.us/nebraskaccess/whichlinkschool.html
    
    Extractions: Home Help Which link should I click on from school? I need to write a report on a famous Nebraskan . . . I’m working on my master’s degree in educational administration, and I need a “scholarly journal article” . . . I’d like to buy some alphabet books for my school media center. Where can I find a list of books and review . . . I need to write a report on Nebraska . . . ... I'm looking for information on my Nebraska community . . . I need to write a report on a famous Nebraskan. I need help identifying famous Nebraskans, and I also need immediate access to full-text biographical information. Which link should I click on? Try clicking on the Biographies from Wilson link. This link takes you to a resource called Biographies Plus Illustrated. Biographies Plus Illustrated provides online access to full-text content from a wide range of biographical reference books. In addition to looking people up by name, you can also search using a variety of other criteria, such as date of birth, profession, place of origin, and/or ethnic background. I’m working on my master’s degree in educational administration, and one of my professors wants me to read a “scholarly journal article” on school discipline. Which link should I click on.

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