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Summary report: Postsecondary technical/vocational personnel professional improvement assessment : phase I and II by Bill E Lovelace, 1992 The high school student in the working world: A handbook for counselors by Christopher Borman, 1981 Career mentorship for the gifted & talented: Final report : project no. 00230133 : Co.-Dist. 108-904 (An exemplary project in vocational education) by Ruben Gallegos, 1980 Factors related to high school students' interest in teaching as a profession by John N Mangieri, 1984 Education and training cost estimates for selected Texas border manufacturing and business/office service occupations by J. Michael Patrick, 1992 A compilation of reported professional development activities and effective models of faculty development for postsecondary technical/vocational personnel by Bill E Lovelace, 1991 Curriculum guide for teaching coordinated vocational academic education cooperative part-time training (Curriculum bulletin) by Laconia W Cain, 1982 Attitudes of secondary principals toward the mentally retarded, learning disabled and work-study program (Prepublication paper - Research and Training ... Texas Tech University ; no. W-28) by Thomas E. C Smith, 1976 Shared counselor partnership tool kit by Vicki Stanfield, 1995 A program to provide vocational training to limited English speaking adults in a correctional setting by Lane Murray, 1981 Learning to work: Making the business and industry connection for tech prep programs : a manual for developing advanced skills courses at community and technical colleges by Mary A Brumbach, 1993 George Bush: Business Executive and U.S. President (Ferguson Career Biographies) by Robert Green, 2000-09 Estabishment of the First Texas Newspaper by Douglas C. McMurtrie, 1935-01-01 Fashioning a successful career.(fashion design programs): An article from: Techniques by Susan Reese, 2003-10-01

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61. Texas - Trade Schools In Texas, Vocational Schools In TX...
    texas. Trade schools in texas, vocational schools in TX, and career oriented colleges.  
    http://www.tradevocationalschools.com/st/Texas-trade-schools.html

62. Edu-Directory For Schools In Texas
    Top EduDirectory For schools In texas schools Programs Continuing Education -vocational schools - Trade Colleges. Navigation. Online schools  
    http://www.edu-directory.org/schools_in.php?state=Texas

63. Continuing Education - Vocational Schools - Trade Colleges
    schools that are related to Continuing Education vocational schools - Trade schools in texas (TX); schools in Tennessee (TN); schools in Utah (UT)  
    http://www.edu-directory.org/
    
    Extractions: Online Schools Art Schools and Institutes Counseling Schools Business Schools ... Site Map Continuing education can consist of simply training in a new field or getting a certificate or degree in a particular subject. From simple programs and courses, to advanced studies, we hope that you will find everything that you need for continuing education at edu-directory.org. Choose from the following programs: computer technology training medical assisting dental hygienist schools massage therapy schools pharmacy technician business administration mba courses accounting paralegal schools criminal justice travel/hospitality legal assistant graphic arts commercial graphics online schools online courses online degrees , and much, much more. Continuing Education - Site Map Listing By Course Art Schools and Institutes -3D Animation -Adobe Products Training -Advertising ... Microsoft Certification MCSD for .NET

64. The Monitor - McAllen, Texas
    even count vocational school courses as experience, according to the texas It does not recognize any vocational schools as apprenticeship providers,  
    http://www.themonitor.com/SiteProcessor.cfm?Template=/GlobalTemplates/Details.cf

65. Student Loan Consolidation : Eligible Schools In Texas
    02211500, texas vocational School, San Antonio, TX. 02254800, texas vocationalSchool, Victoria, TX. 00364500, texas Wesleyan University, Fort Worth, TX  
    http://www.studentloanconsolidator.com/eligible_schools/schools.php?sname=Texas&

66. Texas State Board Of Vocational Nurse Examiners: An Inventory Of Minutes At The
    The board regulates programs in approximately 120 schools in texas that offer site surveys to schools with vocational nursing programs (both annual  
    http://www.lib.utexas.edu/taro/tslac/30066/tsl-30066.html
    
    Extractions: TARO Repository Browse List Contact Us Print Version ... Accessing Materials Described Here Overview Agency History Scope and Contents of the Records Arrangement of the Records ... Minutes, 1951-2003, Creator: Texas. State Board of Vocational Nurse Examiners. Title: Minutes Dates: Abstract: These records contain minutes, orders, reports, agenda, correspondence, and memoranda. They comprise the minutes (with some supporting documentation) for meetings of the Texas State Board of Vocational Nurse Examiners, dating 1951-2003. They document the work accomplished at each board meeting (and some committee meetings in the early years), including examining and licensing applicants, accrediting educational programs, and disciplining violators. Quantity: 2.83 cubic ft. Repository: Texas State Archives The Texas State Board of Vocational Nurse Examiners, established in 1951 after the passage of the Vocational Nurse Act (House Bill 47, 52nd Legislature, Regular Session), examines and issues licenses to vocational nurses, establishes minimum educational standards for such nurses, issues licenses by endorsement and examination, renews licenses, and approves vocational nursing programs in hospitals and institutions. A nurse consultant surveys programs biennially to ensure that curricula are educationally sound and that appropriate clinical experiences are being provided to the students. The board also consults with those individuals and institutions initiating new programs for approval, examines qualifications of applicants seeking licensing by examination and by endorsement, and distributes information regarding vocational nurse education.

67. Texas Schools Of Nursing
    For LVNs wishing to become RNs, texas two diploma schools, 37 associate degree A LVNto-Diploma fast-track program offers a licensed vocational nurse  
    http://www.texasnurses.org/careerinfo/school.htm
    
    Extractions: CareerInfo Quick Links CareerInfo Overview Adult Students/Second Career FAQ High School Students Links Middle School Students Resources for Counselors, Educators RN And Student Nurse Volunteers SiteMap Speakers, Mentors Texas Schools of Nursing Texas Schools Of Nursing Currently in Texas there are 72 schools of nursing which are accredited to educate an individual for practice as an RN. Prior to starting nursing practice, a nursing school graduate must pass a licensure exam approved by the State of Texas' professional nurse licensing and regulatory agency, the Board of Nurse Examiners (BNE). The exam is known as the NCLEX-RN. Today, an individual can select from four entry-level nursing education program pathways to prepare for professional nursing practice: Diploma - hospital based education and training of 2-3 years Associate Degree (ADN) - community/junior college education of 2-3 years Baccalaureate Degree (BSN) - university education of either 4 years or an accelerated (fast track) program for an individual with a bachelor's degree in another discipline.

68. Fort Worth Texas Yellow Pages. VOCATIONAL SCHOOLS, NEC Listings
    vocational schools, NEC Yellow Page information for Fort Worth texas.  
    http://www.hellofortworth.com/YP/c_VOCATIONALSCHOOLSNEC.Cfm
    
    Extractions: Search the Yellow Pages Get Matched to Prescreened Fort Worth Contractors List of Services… ADT Home Security DISH Network Refinance Home Equity Loan ... Vinyl Siding More Services: Directory of Prescreened Home Contractors in Fort Worth Click Here Yellow Pages by Zip Code! Instantly Build your Yellow Pages using only one Zip Code Yellow Pages by Area Code! Instantly Build your Yellow Pages using only one Area Code New ! With our HelloMetro toolbar you can access your city's information with one click. Includes a free pop-up blocker and Local Search 100% Free Download - More Info. Top Education > VOCATIONAL SCHOOLS, NEC Sponsored Listings: Westwood College Texas

69. LFPL - Internet Links - Education
    This University of texas Austin site includes links to lists of RWM providesa database of Private Postsecondary vocational schools in all 50 states.  
    http://www.lfpl.org/reference/rflksedu.htm
    
    Extractions: Databases Jefferson County Jefferson County Public Schools Kentuckiana College Access Center Local Schools Assumption High School Atherton High School Ballard High School Bellarmine University ... Western High School Kentucky Kentucky Council on Postsecondary Education Kentucky Department of Education Kentucky Migrant Technology Report Kentucky Schools Directory ... Home Schooling in Kentucky Federal Government US Department of Education Organizations National Education Association Migrant Information U.S. Office of Migrant Education Scholarship and Financial Aid .edu Financial Aid

70. Profile Of Tenaha Shelby County Texas
    ToledoBend.Com. Tenaha Profile Find out more about Shelby County texas College / vocational schools Commercial / Industrial Services  
    http://www.toledo-bend.com/shelbyco/community/index.asp?request=tenahatx

71. Profile Of Timpson Shelby County Texas
    ToledoBend.Com. Timpson Profile Find out more about Shelby County texas College / vocational schools Commercial / Industrial Services  
    http://www.toledo-bend.com/shelbyco/community/index.asp?request=timpsontx

72. Texas Technical Schools - Career Centers Of Texas El Paso - Texas Vocational Sch
    Trade and technical school in El Paso, TX. Offering vocational training, computertraining, medical assistant courses, business programs,  
    http://www.careercenters.edu/

73. Holistic Junction: Vocational Schools Directory
    vocational schools Directory. You ve selected the state of texas. Forgot mypassword Somerset School of Massage Therapy Center for Vital Living  
    http://www.holisticjunction.com/traditional_schools_directory.cfm?State=TX

74. Holistic Junction: Business Directory
    We are the 1 Massage Therapy training program in texas. As the oldest and largestprogram in Natural Healing schools (vocational schools Directory )  
    http://www.holisticjunction.com/displaylistings.cfm?ID=3036,3039,3042,3040,3043,

75. Kaplan, Inc. Acquires Texas Careers, Thompson Institute, And Technology Educatio
    Founded in 1989, texas Careers offers diploma programs in vocational Nursing, The texas Careers schools are accredited by the Accrediting Commission of  
    http://www.kaplan.com/AboutKaplan/PressReleases/Archive/2002/January-14-hs-final
    
    Extractions: New York, NY/Atlanta, GA, January 14, 2002 In a move that expands its reach into more major markets, Kaplan, Inc. has acquired the assets of three providers of specialized vocational training: Texas Careers in Texas, Thompson Institute in Pennsylvania, and Technology Education College in Ohio. These schools are now part of Kaplan's higher education division, which includes the Quest system of vocational schools. Quest is a leading provider of vocational education, and following these acquisitions operates 41 schools in 13 states, offering associates and bachelors degrees as well as diploma programs to help students qualify for entry-level employment. "Since Quest was acquired by Kaplan in 2000, we have continued to acquire schools that have high quality programs in markets where we can meet the needs of local students. Our goal is to provide vocational courses that enable our students to expand their career opportunities," said Gary Kerber, president and chief executive officer of Quest. "Kaplan's acquisitions of Texas Careers, Thompson Institute and Technology Education College will enable us to share best practices, curriculum and technology." Founded in 1989, Texas Careers offers diploma programs in Vocational Nursing, Medical Assistant, Nurse Aide, Paralegal, Secretary/ Administrative Assistant, and Medical Office Specialist at locations in San Antonio, Laredo and Beaumont, Texas. Thompson Institute, founded in 1918, offers diploma and associate degree programs in Medical Assistant, Information Technology, and Business in Philadelphia, Harrisburg and Chambersburg, Pennsylvania. Technology Education College, founded in 1965, offers diploma and associate degree programs in IT, Business, Medical Assistant, and Computer Assisted Drafting to students in the Columbus, Ohio area. All of these schools combined currently serve more than 2,400 students.

76. The Texas State Senate News
    to success with sending students on to college or vocational school. Wednesday, the Senate passed a measure intended to make texas schools safer.  
    http://www.senate.state.tx.us/75r/Senate/Archives/Arch05/w040705a.htm
    
    Extractions: Texas Senate News Archived News Live Webcast Archive Webcast Radio April 7, 2005 Senator Eddie Lucio (left) stands with Bishop Gregory Aymond (center) and Father Michael Mulvey, both of the Austin Diocese. Aymond and Mulvey were on the floor for a memorial resolution sponsored by Lucio honoring the life and accomplishments of Pope John Paul II. WATER BILL, SENATE PLAN FOR EDUCATION REFORM TOP WEEK'S ACTION. Senator Ken Armbrister of Victoria announced Monday the filing of legislation that he called the beginning of the implementation phase of the state's 50-year water plan. Lt. Governor David Dewhurst said that the state's population will nearly double over the next 25 years, making the preservation of Texas' water supply a top priority. "If we don't take steps now, to both manage and preserve our precious resources," said the Lt. Governor, "we're not going to have the water resources tomorrow that we need." Senate Bill 3 would take steps to preserve estuaries and bays, change water management strategies, and provide a funding mechanism for water infrastructure. SB 3 would set up a system to maintain the health of the state's bays and estuaries through the inflow of freshwater reserves. Texas' costal waterways, said Armbrister, are a source of significant income for the state. "The importance of healthy bay systems in Texas is critical to the environment and to the state's economic growth," said Armbrister. "A healthy Texas coast has a multibillion-dollar impact on our economy." The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality would manage this project, following recommendations of the Environmental Flows Commission and science advisory commissions that study the question of costal health through proven scientific methods.

77. The Texas State Senate News
    Shapiro says that texas high schools need to better prepare all students to enter with success in sending students on to college or vocational school.  
    http://www.senate.state.tx.us/75r/Senate/Archives/Arch05/p040505a.htm
    
    Extractions: Texas Senate News Archived News Live Webcast Archive Webcast Radio April 5, 2005 The Senate honored the Texas Medal of Arts award winners to several Texans who have made important contributions to art in the state. Pictured clockwise from top left are Joe R. Lozano Long, Lyle Lovett, Naomi Shihab Nye, Ben Stevenson, Robert Wilson, Phylicia Rashad, Raymond D. Nasher, Ginger Head-Gearheart, Jose Cisneros, Vikki Carr, and Teresa Lozano Long. EDUCATION COMMITTEE LAYS OUT SENATE EDUCATION REFORM PLAN Senate Education Committee Chair Florence Shapiro today presented the committee substitute to House Bill 2 (CSHB 2), which constitutes Texas Children First, the Senate plan to reform the state's public education system. "Our proposal, Texas Children First, aptly states what we believe, that we think it's important to put children first," said Shapiro. "I think that makes a very bold statement that this bill is first and foremost going to do what's right for children." In addition to several provisions directed at students, the Senate plan addresses teacher pay, school facilities and educational accountability. Shapiro says that Texas high schools need to better prepare all students to enter college, rather than simply entering the workforce with only a high school diploma. The bill would change high school curriculum to do that and link "exemplary" status, as awarded by the Texas Education Agency, with success in sending students on to college or vocational school. Under the bill, the state would cover the testing costs for students who want to take the ACT or SAT.

78. Alabama-Coushatta Indian Employment And Training Program
    Placement of eligible Native American Indians residing in texas in unsubsidized Information on vocational schools • School preparation assistance  
    http://www.alabama-coushatta.com/services/wia.htm

79. TG: Student Loan Defaults In Texas: Yesterday, Today, And Tomorrow
    texas student loan partners — schools, lenders, secondary markets, repay their loans than those who attend shortterm for-profit vocational schools.  
    http://www.tgslc.org/publications/reports/defaults_texas/ins_exec.cfm
    
    Extractions: Executive Summary Introduction Strategic Default Initiative Revisited Historical Trends Predicting which Borrowers are Most Likely to Default ... Endnotes Student Loan Defaults in Texas: Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow Executive Summary The Texas student aid community will gather in Austin on June 8 to discuss the current state of student loan defaults. The meeting follows ten years after a similar conference first addressed the issue. This paper (1) provides a review of the recommendations made at the 1988 Strategic Default Initiative (SDI) conference, (2) traces significant trends in student loan defaults in Texas, (3) describes an econometric model for predicting default behavior, and (4) explores the public policy implications of the findings. The student default situation has substantially changed since 1988. Default rates have declined and the typical defaulter no longer attends short-term vocational programs. Increasingly, defaulted borrowers have attended four-year schools and have carried larger debt loads than defaulted borrowers did ten years ago. Defaults are implicit within a system of publicly guaranteed loans. However, the sharp rise in student loan defaults in 1988 threatened the financial stability of the entire student loan program. Conferees offered two hundred and three recommendations to prevent defaults. Texas student loan partners — schools, lenders, secondary markets, student loan servicers and guarantee agencies — adopted many of these proposals as standard business practices. Still other recommendations were written into law by state and federal governments. The policies can be grouped into three major categories: (1) improve communication both with borrowers and among student loan partners, (2) limit borrowing for students most at risk of defaulting, and (3) provide proper incentives for repayment and disincentives for default.

80. Faculty
    1980 1990 Advisor, vocational Opportunities Clubs of texas 1979- 1986 MemberHuntsville Public schools vocational Advisory Council  
    http://www.shsu.edu/~ith_www/faculty/vita-muns.html

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