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Status report on school libraries/media centers in Ohio, 1974 by Susan Carole Masirovits, 1974
Automation in Ohio school media programs: A state of the art report with particular reference to Ohio College Library Center cataloging services by Paula Nespeca Deal, 1976
Automation in Ohio school media programs: A state of the art report with particular reference to Ohio College Library Center cataloguing services by Paula Nespeca Deal,
The media center in the elementary school by Mirjam A Saukkonen, 1969
The accessibility and effective use of media in the curriculum, by Jacinta Stein, 1973
What should a BEH support system be like--and how should it interface with the schools? (Instructional technology and the education of all handicapped children) by Roy Aserlind, 1977

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School Safety Consultant: Kenneth Trump
Texas school Safety Center Oklahoma Governor s Safe schools Summit ohio Association of Pupil Service Administrators ohio school Boards Association
http://www.schoolsecurity.org/school-safety-experts/trump.html

Extractions: Kenneth S. Trump KENNETH S. TRUMP , M.P.A., is President of Natio nal School Safety and Security Services , a Cleveland-based national consulting firm specializing in school security and emergency preparedness training, school security assessments, and related school safety and crisis consulting services. Ken is one of the nations leading school safety experts and has over 20 years of front-line urban, suburban, and rural school security experience. Ken is author of the 1998 best-selling book, Practical School Security: Basic Guidelines for Safe and Secure Schools (Corwin Press), and over 40 articles on school security and crisis issues. His book, Classroom Killers? Hallway Hostages? How Schools Can Prevent and Manage School Crises
Kindergarten Center, Medina, Ohio
The Kindergarten Center serves children from HG Blake elementary schools in theMedina The ohio Legislature recently approved a change in ohio s school
http://www.mcsoh.org/mcs/kctr/

Extractions: Julie Burke Enrollment Classrooms About the Kindergarten Center The Kindergarten Center serves children from H.G. Blake elementary schools in the Medina City School District. The Kindergarten Center concept is based on research and study of effective early childhood learning. The Kindergarten Center houses 4 kindergarten classrooms, which includes 4 morning and 4 afternoon sessions. Students attend from 9:10-11:40 or from 1:00-3:30. The center has a speech and language therapist, a special education teacher, a guidance counselor/psychologist, instructional paraprofessionals, school secretaries, a head utility worker and a principal, in addition to the classroom teachers. The Kindergarten Center is also the home for Medina City's Helping Hands Preschool. The preschool has 5 classrooms which meet for classes 4 days per week. The kindergarten approach to learning The Kindergarten Center team works together to gear its activities specifically to preschool and kindergarten academic content standards developed by the State of Ohio. These standards define what your child should know and be able to do at every grade level. To view a complete set of standards, visit the Ohio Department of Education website at
Ohio Memory Project
Project site for ohio Memory Project participants. the ohio Area media Centersfor digital technology and video storage, Lakeshore Northeast ohio
http://www.ohiomemory.org/om/exemplary.html

Extractions: The State Library of Ohio is pleased to announce that the Ohio Historical Society has been selected as an Exemplary Program for the Library Services and Technology Act (LSTA) 2003 Program Report to the Institute of Museum and Library Services. Ohio Historical Society was awarded an LSTA full grant in the amount of $152,520 in September 2002 to expand the Ohio Memory Project to include post-1903 materials. The project ran from October 1, 2002 to September 30, 2003. The Ohio Memory Project has been designated an exemplary project because of the far reaching impact it has and will continue to have, as well as the numerous audiences it has touched. 2003 was Ohios Bicentennial Year and this project did much to promote Ohios bicentennial while bringing recognition to the Ohio Historical Society and the State Library of Ohio. The number of people served was very high. One of the key features of Ohio Memory is the My Scrapbook feature. This interactive feature allows users to create their own scrapbook based on favorite images or around a certain theme. (http://www.ohiomemory.org/featured.html) When demonstrated to teachers, they have applauded the personal scrapbook and many have already begun to incorporate it into their curriculum. Other special features include zooming, allowing visitors to magnify images or objects, transcripts of handwritten documents and collections related to National History Day themes.
Paramount's Kings Island | Ohio's Premier Theme Park And Entertainment Destinati
at Paramounts Kings Island, in Mason, ohio (just north of Cincinnati). Paramounts Magic of the Movies Presents school OF ROCK Live in Concert
http://www.pki.com/news/

Extractions: Paramountâs Kings Island, long ranked as offering the âBest Kidâs Area in the World,â Amusement Today Golden Ticket award winner and 2005, is excited to premiere the most elaborate collection of Nickelodeon-inspired rides and attractions in the world opening in the Spring of 2006. Nick Universe includes a total of 18 rides and attractions bringing to life Nickelodeonâs most popular character celebrities and adventures including Avatar The Backyardigans Blueâs Clu esâ¢, Danny Phantom Dora the Explorer The Fairly OddParents Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius LazyTown Little Bill The Rugrats SpongeBob SquarePants â¢, and The Wild Thornberrys September 20, 2005
Blazing A Path To The Internet
Pillbug Project at Linden Park, Columbus, ohio. Seven schools in North America Online usage statistics are kept as part of the library media center s
http://www.isoc.org/HMP/PAPER/223/html/paper.html

Extractions: [Help] Last update at http://inet.nttam.com : Sun May 14 22:47:55 1995 May 5, 1995 Linda C. Joseph ljoseph@magnus.acs.ohio-state.edu Trailblazers, pathfinders, explorers are words that conjure up visions of individuals who venture into unknown territory and lead others to it. With the increased visibility of the Information Superhighway, educators are clamoring for training in how to navigate and harness this vast resource. Developing an infrastructure for staff development is essential for integration of information access skills into the school curriculum. A school or district model for teaching Internet skills needs to include instructional design, facility development, hands-on workshops, follow- up training, and evaluation. By using these basic concepts, you can begin to change the way information is presented to students in the classroom. The teacher becomes a facilitator and students are empowered to be active, engaging learners. 1 Background 2 Facility Development 3 Instructional Design 4 Follow-Up ... Author Information The World Link Project addresses these concepts and establishes a model for other educators to follow. With an initial grant of $2,000 from the Martha Holden Jennings Foundation, a training model was created and used with a prototype class of twenty teachers and curriculum supervisors in February, 1994.
Heart Of Ohio Tech Prep
Digital Design Interactive media Career Technology Center of Licking County (CTEC) Electronic media ohio University Lancaster Campus; Lancaster, OH
http://www.cscc.edu/techprep/IT.HTM
Heart Of Ohio Tech Prep
Britany Mullins, Westfall High school. ohio University Lancaster Campus (3 Julie Clouston, Fairfield Union High school (Fairfield Career Center Tech
http://www.cscc.edu/techprep/scholarships.htm

Extractions: COLLEGE TECH PREP SCHOLARSHIPS About College Tech Prep Scholarships Last Year's Scholarship Winners (Class of 2004) Tech Prep Scholarship Application Information (click below for specific college) Three of the college partners in the Heart of Ohio Consortium offer generous scholarships that are intended specifically for high school graduates of College Tech Prep programs. Only seniors enrolled in official Tech Prep high school programs in the Heart of Ohio Consortium are eligible to apply for any of these scholarships. Each college's Tech Prep scholarship application process is different. Students must complete that college's application and send it directly to the specific college. (For current scholarship application, click on the colleges listed at the top of this page.) JUST SO YOU KNOW: Quite a few Tech Prep scholarships available through Columbus State Community College went un-awarded in Spring 2004 because so few students applied for them!
Implementing Digital Sanborn Maps For Ohio: OhioLINK And OPLIN Collaborative Pro
ohioLINK launched its Digital media Center (DMC) 6 three years ago. ohioLINK has a partnership with the ohio Supercomputer Center (OSC) to use its IMB
http://www.dlib.org/dlib/december01/bauer/12bauer.html

Extractions: director@oplin.lib.oh.us The Ohio Library and Information Network (OhioLINK) and the Ohio Public Library Network (OPLIN) have collaborated to provide the state of Ohio with digital versions of Sanborn Fire Insurance maps covering the state. This is the first such collaboration between the two consortia, which serve distinctly different communities academic libraries and public libraries. To our knowledge, Ohio is the first state to offer digital Sanborn Maps to all its citizens. The collaboration between the two consortia has not been a luxury but a requirement. Despite strong interest, neither partner would have undertaken this project alone. This article describes: 1) the nature of Sanborn Fire Insurance Maps in their paper, microfilm, and digital formats, 2) how the maps are loaded locally at OhioLINK and delivered over the Web to Ohioans, and 3) the two consortia and the nature of their collaboration. Original, Paper Versions
Ohio Voucher Plan For Schools Tripling
COLUMBUS, ohio, July 2 ohio is more than tripling the size of its school voucher Supporters of school choice have worked to set up and expand voucher
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2005/07/02/AR2005070201117.

Extractions: var SA_Message="SACategory=" + 'nation'; Hello Edit Profile Sign Out Sign In Register Now ... Subscribe to SEARCH: News Web var ie = document.getElementById?true:false; ie ? formSize=27 : formSize=24 ; document.write(''); Top 20 E-mailed Articles washingtonpost.com Nation Print This Article ... E-Mail This Article Top News Nation What is RSS? All RSS Feeds ... Escape From Houston I have just two pieces of advice for anyone who has to flee a large metropolitan area ... More Associated Press Sunday, July 3, 2005; Page A10 COLUMBUS, Ohio, July 2 Ohio is more than tripling the size of its school voucher program, making it the nation's largest since the practice of using public money for private-school tuition was found constitutional three years ago. The tuition aid, which has been available only in Cleveland since 1996, will allow as many as 14,000 additional students statewide to leave schools that persistently fail academic tests and move to private schools, beginning in the fall of 2006. The state's $51 billion budget that Gov. Bob Taft (R) signed Thursday includes funding for 14,000 children. The state will pay $4,250 for students in kindergarten through eighth grade and $5,000 for high school students.
NorthWest Ohio Educational Technology Foundation
Northwest ohio Educational Technology Foundation Serving K12 schools in Northwest Then check out our new media Center web page, where we have videos,
http://www.nwoet.org/
ODJFS - Child Care In Ohio
centers must be licensed. The ohio Department of Job and Family Services licenses child care programs operated by public and private chartered schools.
http://jfs.ohio.gov/cdc/page2.stm

Extractions: Types of Regulated Care in Ohio What is Covered by the Licensing Law In Ohio Ohio Law defines "child day care" as administering to the needs to the needs of children outside of school hours by persons other than their parents or guardians on a less than twenty four hour basis. Some types of child care must be regulated in Ohio; other types of child care may operate without a license. * What must be regulated? Centers - seven or more children of any age. Centers must be licensed. The Ohio Department of Job and Family Services licenses over 3500 child care centers which care for over 215,000 children each day. Type A Homes - seven to twelve children (or four to twelve children if four children are under two years of age) cared for in the provider's personal residence. The provider's own children under six years of age must be included in the total count. Type A homes must be licensed. 60 type A family day care homes are licensed by the Department of Job and Family Services. Type B homes - one to six children cared for in the provider's personal residence. No more than three children may be under two years of age. The provider's own children under six years of age must be included in the total count. Anyone can operate a Type B Home without a license. However, care for more than 6 children requires a license. Type B homes must be certified by the county department of Job and Family Services if the child care is paid for with public funds. Approximately 7,000 type B homes are certified by local departments of Job and Family Services.
Three Ohio Schools Receive $400K Grant For Early Connection To Third Frontier Ne
TFN will link ohio s universities, colleges, K12 schools, and research centers to Established in 1987 by the ohio Board of Regents, the Center provides
http://www.osc.edu/press/releases/2003/schools.shtml

Extractions: Press Releases 1993 OSC News and Information Three Ohio Schools Receive $400K Grant for Early Connection to Third Frontier Network COLUMBUS, Ohio The grant includes $200,000 each from the Ohio Board of Regents and NSF. It will give Central State University, Cedarville University, and Wilberforce University new high performance network connections (HPNC) to accommodate growth and allow them to benefit from high-performance networking and computing. Central State is leading the HPNC project management and collaboration among the three schools. The higher bandwidth will greatly improve Internet collaborations in teaching and research, especially in cluster and grid computing, operating systems, distributed system structures, file systems and security, network measurement tools, and authentication. OARnet and OSC staff will collaborate with faculty, researchers and students from these institutions to gather and analyze project data. The grant will provide these institutions with funding for the last-mile connection to TFN, as well as the equipment to light the fiber with a one gigabit per second high-speed end-to-end connection to each campus. This is up to 50 times faster than the transfer rates available on these campuses today.
Ohio
Health Professional Resources Tools for Schools Press media Center Karen is involved in the American, ohio and Northwest ohio Dietetic
http://www.nationaldairycouncil.org/NationalDairyCouncil/Press/Spokespeople/Loca

Extractions: Karen Bakies is the Medical Programs Manager with the Dairy Council Mid East. Karen has more than nine years of experience in front of the camera and with reporters. She has completed numerous print, TV and radio interviews on topics such as weight management, child and adolescent nutrition, school nutrition and nutrition for disease prevention. Karen is involved in the American, Ohio and Northwest Ohio Dietetic Associations. She is a past president of the Ohio Dietetic Association and is currently a delegate for the Ohio Dietetic Association to the American Dietetic Association. She also has been honored by the Ohio Dietetic Association with the "Recognized Young Dietitian" of the Year Award, "Member Merit Award" and most recently the "Presidents Award." Karen is also involved in Ohio Action for Healthy Kids, a group focused on addressing childhood obesity in Ohio.
USNews.com: America's Best Colleges 2006: Ohio State UniversityColumbus: Servi
(Data appear as originally submitted by this school) General Clinical ResearchCenter; Global Supply Chain Forum; Graphics and Animation Laboratory;
http://www.usnews.com/usnews/edu/college/directory/brief/drservices_6883_brief.p
FineArt Forum Resource Directory
The works that are presented have partly been shown at media art festivals such as Photographic Center school Photocenter school is Seattle s leading
http://www.msstate.edu/Fineart_Online/art-resources/academic.html

Extractions: Academic Resources Note: Schools (both studio art and art history) are grouped by geography. AusArts, the Australian National University Institute of the Arts Library Server. Information on the Canberra School of Art, the Canberra School of Music and the Australian Centre for the Arts and Technology. Electronic libraries for music and the visual arts. Electronic publications include the Australian Contemporary Textiles project; staff and student artworks; and papers on visual arts and the Internet (under author Joye Volker, Institute Librarian).
Wittenberg University Athletics - Media Center
Fitness Center. Bob Rosencrans. National Affiliation, NCAA Division III SID Mailing Address, PO Box 720. Springfield, ohio 45501
http://www4.wittenberg.edu/news/athletics/mediacenter/

Extractions: Quick Links: Wittenberg Home page Future Students Current Students Alumni and Friends Faculty and Staff Parents Visitors Guide News and Information Academic Calendar Academic Catalog Academic Departments Adult Students Alumni Account Registration Apply Online Athletics Bookstore Campus Directory Career Center Campus Tour Commencement Community Service Computing Center Course Descriptions Directory Information Diversity Task Force E-mail Online Employment Exam Schedule Financial Aid Give To Wittenberg Honor Council Human Resources Inauguration Library Master of Arts in Education MLK Commemoration New Student Days News and Information Open Courses President Provost PSEOP High School Scholars Registrar Springfield Area Strategic Plan Student Development Student Handbook Student Senate Summer Session Summer Youth Programs Upward Bound Virtual Campus Tour WebCT Wittenberg Fund WittSems Wittenberg Series Campus Directory Calendar Tour Men Baseball
Centerburg Schools
Centerburg Local Schools. Centerburg, ohio 43011, Knox County The village ofCenterburg is located in the geographical center of ohio, accessible via
http://www.treca.org/schools/cent/

Extractions: Centerburg Local Schools Centerburg, Ohio 43011, Knox County Centerburg High School 2003-04 The Community The village of Centerburg is located in the geographical center of Ohio, accessible via Routes 3 and 36. With a population of nearly fifteen hundred residents, Centerburg provides a safe and wholesome environment for families. Several larger cities, such as Columbus, Mansfield, and Mount Vernon, can be reached in twenty to forty-five minutes. The community has a continuously strong history of support for the schools, academically, financially, and athletically, since 1883. The school district covers approximately sixty-four square miles and has an enrollment of 1140 students. There are seventy-one full-time classroom teachers with an average of sixteen years teaching experience and five years of college credit. The thirty-acre elementary campus, just a short distance from the center of town, houses kindergarten through fifth grades. The existing building has been beautifully renovated and brought up to code, with new security features and a community built playground. This building has a new addition of 25,900 square feet of space which includes new physical education and media center facilities and eleven classrooms
Ohio Appalachian Center For Higher Education -- An Award-winning College Access
The ohio Appalachian Center for Higher Education is an awardwinning consortium The program unites colleges, universities, K12 schools and the private
http://www.oache.org/

Extractions: Resources for Students Resources for K-12 Coordinators Replication CD-ROM Online Companion ... Sign up for our mailing list Wayne F. White This site is dedicated in memory of Wayne F. White, OACHE's first executive director. Wayne was a great friend to so many people on our campuses, in our communities, throughout the state, and elsewhere. He was a dedicated educator who spent over four decades doing what he loved besteducating people and ensuring they go on to college to attain a higher education. He will be missed. New OACHE Director Named Brenda Haas, Ed.D., principal at Dawson Bryant High School since 1999, has been selected as the second executive director of the OACHE, succeeding the late Wayne F. White. Dr. Haas began her duties on August 15. Read the press release The Ohio Appalachian Center for Higher Education is a consortium of ten public colleges and universities in the 29 counties of Appalachian Ohio The OACHE Grantee schools OACHE member institution. Since awarding its first Access grants in fall 1993, the
NRDC Natural Resources Defense Council - Media Center
The media center contains our latest press releases and the Expert Finder, poisons are used heavily in public housing, public schools and city parks.
http://www.nrdc.org/media/

Extractions: Our Expert Finder is a guide to the NRDC's environmental experts and the issues that they cover in their work. To arrange for interviews with or comments from any of our lawyers, scientists and analysts, please contact the appropriate press officer (listed following the expert's name). If you are not a member of the press, please write to us at nrdcinfo@nrdc.org or see our contact page Current Press Releases White House, Congress Exploiting Hurricane to Weaken Health, Environmental Protections California Launches Biggest Energy Efficiency Program in History Ford Motor's Bold New Hybrid Plan Raises Industry Bar, Sets Course for Growth Katrina's Wake: Health, Environment, Energy Challenges for Recovery ... What if, in the wake of Katrina, Congress suggested the need to waive construction rules for hurricane safety in order to expedite rebuilding in the Gulf Coast region? Obviously, the outcry would doom the dangerous and life-threatening measure to defeat and shame its political sponsors into submission.
Partnerships And Initiatives
The Atlanta University Center and The ohio State University Educational Consortium ohio State has worked with schools for several years, and today is a
http://www.coe.ohio-state.edu/partner.htm

Extractions: The Lab is a state-of-the-art computer facility to provide students with academic services such as learning assistance and supplementary instruction. It also enables research and development on technology-assisted instruction and learning. The Lab is contained in the $8.6 million Younkin Success Center, 1640 Neil Ave. The College of Education is a partner with the four members of the Atlanta University Center in a program to improve faculty and student development, curriculum design, research and scholarship. The AUC members are Clark Atlanta University, Morehouse College, Morris Brown College and Spellman College.

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