CC! - What People Are Doing: Oregon Citizens for Safe schools (CFSS) is dedicated to making the development of character events, ideas and financial assistance to all local k12 schools, http://www.charactercounts.org/album/OR-htm/album-OR.htm
Extractions: . . . or as attachments via e-mail: jemail("CCNews", "jiethics", "org"); Thanks! KLAMATH FALLS Citizens for Safe Schools (CFSS) is "dedicated to making the development of character a top priority in our schools, homes and community by promoting trustworthiness, respect, responsibility, fairness, caring and citizenship." CFSS exists to “connect kids and community" and has been very active in three broad areas: 1. Fostering trust between generations . Its "Kids in the Middle" mentoring program connects at-risk youth in grades 4-8 with caring adult mentors who model and encourage relationships built on the Six Pillars. As of July 2005, the program served 57 mentor/mentee pairs. The goal is to match 50 pairs yearly. 2. Reducing anti-social behavior especially substance abuse and bullying
Extractions: INFORMATION CENTER Oregon - Wyoming: Trade and Technical Schools Technical training resources are listed here including links to : adult basic education programs, apprenticeships, technical community colleges, private career schools, and vocational/career-technical schools which include adult technical training programs. Home Careers Skills Schools ... About Texas Schools
Idaho K-12 Schools - Idaho.gov State k12 schools. American Falls District. American Falls High School Morningside Elementary School oregon Trail Elementary School http://www.accessidaho.org/education/k12.html
Oregon City Schools Includes information about the administration, programs, calendar and links to schools. http://www.oregon.k12.oh.us/
K-12 School Web Sites k12 Web Sites in oregon. Education in oregon has tried to keep up with the fast-changing Shady Point Seventh-day Adventist School, Shady Point oregon http://www.k14.peak.org/k14/sites/
K-12 Science Cognitive Science Branch Medicine University of Tennessee Medical School k12 Home Page. @ oregon k-12 Version 1.0, Webmaster s home page http://www.k14.peak.org/k14/curriculum/science/
Extractions: You Are Here: Home Analysis Fact Sheet Analysis of K-12 Education Finance in Oregon Fact Sheet Special Education Costs K-12 spending as a percent of personal income Oregons National Ranking on Per Student Expenditures During the 1990s, Oregons cost per student based on fall enrollment went from $5,195 to $7,357.
Extractions: home search private schools town / county rankings read articles ... Washington > Oregon Episcopal School Oregon Episcopal School 6300 Sw Nicol Road, Portland, OR 97223-0972 - Map tel:(503)246-7771 http://www.oes.edu School Administrators Update This Schools Profile School Overview: Oregon Episcopal School School Level K-12 school Religious Affiliation Episcopal Grades Offered Grades Prekindergarten - 12 Location of School Urban fringe of a Large City County Washington County, OR Student Body Total Students 724 students Student Body Type Co-ed This School (OR) K-12 School Avg. % Students of Color Students by Grade Pre-K - 21 students Kind - 60 students Grade 1 - 49 students Grade 2 - 51 students Grade 3 - 51 students Grade 4 - 51 students Grade 5 - 51 students Grade 6 - 51 students Grade 7 - 51 students Grade 8 - 51 students Grade 9 - 61 students Grade 10 - 55 students Grade 11 - 62 students Grade 12 - 59 students Academics and Faculty Total Classroom Teachers 85 teachers This School (OR) K-12 School Avg. Teacher : Student Ratio School Days in Calendar Year 180 days 175 days Hours in School Day for Students 6 hours 6 hours School Zip Code: About This Zip Code (97223) School Zip (97223) (OR) State Average Population (Approximate) 44,306 people
Extractions: home search private schools town / county rankings read articles ... Baker > Cascades Academy of Cascades Academy of Central Oregon 2150 NE Studio Road, Bend, OR 97701 - Map tel:(541).38-2.0699 Request Info / Application School Administrators Update This Schools Profile Do you know this school's website? Input here! School Notes Overview: Experience exceptional learning at Cascades Academy, where students have the benefits of an amazing faculty, unique yet challenging curriculum, small class sizes, Spanish lessons at all levels, community service projects, field trips and traveling school. ...read more School Overview: Cascades Academy Of Central Oregon School Level K-12 school Religious Affiliation Nonsectarian Grades Offered Grades Kindergarten - 12 Year Founded Location of School Large town County Baker County, OR Student Body Total Students 79 students Student Body Type Co-ed This School (OR) K-12 School Avg. % Students of Color Students by Grade Kind - 6 students Grade 1 - 8 students Grade 2 - 10 students Grade 3 - 7 students Grade 4 - 4 students Grade 5 - 5 students Grade 6 - 5 students Grade 7 - 7 students Grade 8 - 11 students Grade 9 - 2 students Grade 10 - 7 students Grade 11 - 6 students Grade 12 - 1 students Academics and Faculty Total Classroom Teachers 11 teachers Average Class Size This School (OR) K-12 School Avg.
Extractions: var ecp_channel="Schools" Educational CyberPlayGround: K-12 School Reference Directory The Educational CyberPlayGround HotList is a master registry of K-12 schools. The registry is organized by state and by grade level. The registry also includes sites for charter Schools, virtual schools, school districts, state and regional education organizations, state departments of education, state standards and state administrators. 1993 Hot List A " " means that schools from this state were added or updated in the past 15 days. Alabama
Extractions: Alabama Arizona California Colorado Connecticut District of Columbia Delaware Florida Fort Myers High School Osceola High School Deland High School Archbishop McCarthy High School North Florida Christian School Cocoa High School Lakewood Ranch High School Bayshore Christian School Donna Klein Jewish Academy
Extractions: GreatSchools.net is your objective source of school information on elementary, middle and high schools. A nonprofit organization, GreatSchools.net provides information about public, private and charter schools in all 50 states and detailed school profiles for California Arizona Texas Florida ... Illinois and New Jersey Get your school's profile Get tips to help your child succeed Compare schools Stay informed with free newsletters -Select state- Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington Washington, D.C. West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming REAL ESTATE PROFESSIONALS ABOUT US ADVERTISING OPPORTUNITIES FOR PRINCIPALS ... SITE MAP GreatSchools.net
Peter Buckley For Oregon State Representative oregon s k12 education was traditionally funded through local property taxes. School boards throughout oregon responded to local input and created programs http://www.peterbuckley.org/educationK12.php
Extractions: Do It Now! The Issues Oregon's K-12 education was traditionally funded through local property taxes. School boards throughout Oregon responded to local input and created programs that were then supported by school district elections. Although this system worked well for many districts which had voter support and a tax base that supported adequate funding, there were many districts that were perpetually challenged to adequately fund local schools. In 1991, Oregon voters passed Measure 5 which both capped local property taxes school districts could raise, and transferred the funding authority to the legislature's general fund. Measure 5 held the promise of lower property taxes and equalization of education opportunity for all Oregon children. Funds were distributed to schools on a per-student basis and based on a complex formula. But the consequence of transferring funding from local jurisdictions to a statewide governing body was that K-12 supporters now had to lobby for adequate funding against the other services provided for in the state budget. All went fairly smoothly as long as Oregon's economy was thriving and increases in income taxes collected covered increases in operating costs for schools, social services and public safety. The delayed reaction to Measure 5 funding shifts came when the Oregon economy went into decline, and then recession, for four consecutive years.
Oregon Business Council Framework for Implementing k12 School Transformation in oregon School Transformation Advisory Council, August 1997 format click to download PDF document http://www.orbusinesscouncil.org/pol_docs.html
Extractions: INFORMATION ON KEY PUBLIC ISSUES Over the years, OBC has produced a number of policy studies, reports and information documents to advance public understanding of issues important to Oregon. OBC has also sponsored or supported similar documents by other organizations. Here are some of these readings, available in PDF format, links to other sites, or hard copy by special request.
BlueOregon: Vote For The Calculator! And we could have the longest school years in the nation! The average salary per oregon k12 teacher is $50790.00 (NEA, June 2005). http://www.blueoregon.com/2005/07/vote_for_the_ca.html
Extractions: hostName = '.blueoregon.com'; BlueOregon is a place for progressive Oregonians to gather 'round the water cooler and share news, commentary, and gossip. Learn more about BlueOregon and meet our contributors. Find Oregon progressives: advertise on BlueOregon Find Oregon progressives: advertise on BlueOregon Go national: advertise on the liberal blog network This site is published by Kari Chisholm at Mandate Media owned by their respective authors. Obviously, the posts and comments here are the views of their authors, and not of anyone else. While we're strong believers in free speech, we reserve the right to delete comment spam or other offensive material. Our contributors, however, reserve the right to embarass themselves in public. Vote for The Calculator! Chuck Sheketoff The Governor's response to the Speaker's education budget plan - and the comments from the political peanut gallery - got me thinking: What's with the proposals for budgeting by simple formulas? Don't we elect folks to review and prioritize government programs and services and respond to emerging needs and opportunities? Assume for a moment that the amount allocated in the budget for the Portland police and fire disability payments was set according to a mathematical formula like the education proposals getting attention in Salem. Would people be happy if the budget was within that limit, even with the recently exposed problems continuing? Of course they wouldn't.
NewsRegisters Forum: Oregon K-12 Education Results k12 education in oregon is very expensive. We (oregon) are the 6th highest My question is, has the school system in oregon been dealt a worse hand than http://forum.newsregister.com/ubbthreads/showflat.php?Cat=&Number=21925&page=0&v
NewsRegisters Forum: Oregon K-12 Education Results Re oregon k12 Education Results new Re ranger1 21946 - 02/04/05 0311 PM It stands with the state s elected school board members. http://forum.newsregister.com/ubbthreads/showflat.php?Cat=&Number=22647&Main=219
Connect Oregon (CORE) k12 School Libraries; oregon Community College Libraries; Public Libraries; oregon University System Libraries; Independent College University Libraries http://www.olaweb.org/core/librarian.html
Extractions: a summary for librarians Oregon libraries share a vision of each library serving as a gateway to the total library resources in the state as well as to a rich array of electronic information. These resources will be available to all the people of the state regardless of location through traditional and non-traditional means. The intent of the CORE initiative is to establish a statewide multi-type library consortium that will pursue cooperative electronic resource licensing and establish a venue for future cooperative activities. In 2001-2003, CORE seeks to create a planning process and secure legislative funding for project that will demonstrate the value of broad library collaboration. The legislation that would create CORE is Senate Bill 202 Interim Legislative Committee a working group of legislators and library leaders from all communities Developing goals for statewide cooperative library initiatives.
