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A health education curriculum for an alternative high school (Weber State College / Utah State University Combined Master of Education Program) by Kathleen Williams, 1988 Private school primer: alternatives to public education abound in Utah. (Focus).: An article from: Utah Business by Tim Westby, 2003-06-01 A report on alternatives to school building construction by Russell Glen Merrell, 1980 Intake process for Washington Alternative High School by Margo Shaw, 1983 Seated Massage by Utah College of Massage Therapy, 2004 Handbook for Group Discussion Leaders: Alternatives to LecturingMedical Students to Death by Neal A. Whiteman, Thomas L. Schwenk, 1983-12

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41. First Amendment Schools - Involve Your School: Project Profiles
    Ogden High School , Ogden, utah Orem High School , Orem, utah Palo Verde Middle School , Phoenix, Union alternative School, Broken Arrow, Oklahoma  
    http://www.firstamendmentschools.org/involve/affiliateprofiles.aspx
    
    Extractions: About the Affiliate Schools The Affiliate Program is the entryway into the work of becoming a First Amendment School. Affiliates commit to the guiding principles of the FAS project, receive materials and resources on democratic freedom and whole school reform, and are eligible for small grants to support best practices for implementing First Amendment School principles. The schools in the Affiliate Program reflect a mix of elementary, middle, and high schools; schools that serve urban, suburban, and rural communities; schools that are public, private, and charter; and schools that reflect the demographic, cultural, and economic diversity of communities in this country. Here’s a brief look at the First Amendment Affiliate Schools: Affiliate School Profiles Elementary Schools Briarglen Elementary School, Tulsa, Oklahoma

42. Alternative Student Loans : Student Loans For Utah Residents, Eligible Schools I
    alternative Student Loans and Private Student Loans are available for financing the 024612, University Of utah School Of Medicine, Salt Lake City, UT  
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43. Utah Education Network - October 22, 1999 - Tab 8
    At the end of FY 1999, all but three of utah’s public school sites, including alternative schools and district offices, were connected to the utahLINK  
    http://www.uen.org/media/oct99tab8.htm
    
    Extractions: FY 1999 was a year of tremendous growth for the Network as it continued to improve existing services and implement new services to better aid the state’s educational community. It has also been a year of transition as the Network has reorganized to better address the needs of education in the state. Each of the entities (i.e. Technical Services, Content Services, and Customer Services) has created a document outlining the 1998-1999 accomplishments. These documents are included within this tab. The summaries reflect the evolution to a “fused” network environment. While installation and support will continue to be an important aspect of the Technical Section of the UEN Strategic Plan, applications and program content continue to become more evident as a growing focus for the Network. Especially important are the improvements in Pioneer, the addition of World Book Encyclopedia, the expansion of the ‘virtual field trip’ data base, and the Teacher Tool Kit. At the end of FY 1999, all but three of Utah’s public school sites, including alternative schools and district offices, were connected to the UtahLINK network. EDNET and Satellite courses provided services to 15,720 students through 376 courses, and KULC reported that Utah colleges and universities offered 80 telecourses through KULC involving 4,960 students and generating more than 17,000 student credit hours. All of the entities focused on providing quality teacher training. KUED and KULC have worked collaboratively with the commercial television stations and have developed a digital television transmission facility and antenna structure on Farnsworth Peak. The Technical Services Section has directed efforts toward ‘fusing’ the data and video links to many schools and to meeting the continued growth in the demand for expanded Internet access. The traffic volumes continue to double each year.

44. Utah Education Network Steering Committee - Tab 6
    At the end of fiscal year 1998, 97.35% of utah’s public school sites, including alternative schools and district offices, were connected to the utahLINK  
    http://www.uen.org/media/aug98uentab6.htm
    
    Extractions: The summaries reflect the evolution from an “installation” to “applications based” environment. While installation and support will continue to be an important aspect of the UEN Strategic Plan, applications and program content have also become more evident within the Plan as a growing focus for the Utah Education Network. Please review the included documents for further details regarding the 1997-1998 accomplishments. At the end of fiscal year 1998, 97.35% of Utah’s public school sites, including alternative schools and district offices, were connected to the UtahLINK network. EDNET courses have increased nearly 30% and KULC reported that Utah colleges and universities offered 78 telecourses through KULC involving 4,101 students and generating 16,956 student credit hours. All the entities focused on providing quality teacher training. The UENSS became operational fall of 1997. KUED and KULC have collaboratively developed cost projections for the technical conversion to DTV. UtahLINK has directed efforts toward increased Network reliability.

45. Boarding Schools In Utah,Troubled Teens Schools, Programs For Troubled Teen, Sch
    Boarding schools in utah available above. Let us show you a future for your child Abundant Life Academy is the alternative to the traditional boarding  
    http://www.abundantlifeacademy.com/resources/bsinutah.html
    
    Extractions: Find More Resources Here! Teens Secret, Adolescent Anxiety, Adolescent Growth, Adolescent Peer Pressure, Adolescent Problem, Troubled Boys, Troubled Girls, Troubled Teens, Encouraging Parent, How to Motivate Teens, Drug Use of Teens, Teens Behaviour, Helping Troubled Teen, Parenting Teens, Parent Teen Contracts, Parent and teen Education, Moms and Daughters Helps for Troubled Teens Crisis, Troubled Teen Development, Teens Run Away, Teens Smoking, Parents Tips, Tolerant kids, What is Discipline

46. Carnegie Reporter, Vol. 2, No. 4 | Alternative Pathways To College, Page 3
    Antioch University of Seattle is redesigning six high schools and launching two utah has a state program that pays up to 75 percent of state university  
    http://www.carnegie.org/reporter/08/college/index3.html
    
    Extractions: Spring 2004 A letter from the President The History of South Africa: A Twice-Told Tale Alternative Pathways to College Centers of Education in Russia: The Case for CASEs ... The Back Page Also in this issue: Two Schools Collaborate and Students Succeed Recent Events A Footnote to History Low-bandwidth site Reporter Search continued from previous page Page They also attend a 70-minute seminar four times a week where MCHS teacher David Grodsky coaches students through their college courses. That means everything from giving them vouchers to buy books and helping them understand their assignments, to working with their college instructor when necessary. For example, when MCEC students told Grodsky agitatedly that they had to role-play joining a gang, he explained to their Theater as Communication instructor that the issue was still too raw for them. But his biggest task, says Grodsky, is nudging students toward the maturity demanded by college culture. They have to be self-starters, prepared and on time, and adjust to lectures and tests rather than projects, he says. Furthermore, college professors are less personal and flexible than MCHS teachers.

47. Utah's Salt Lake City School District Agency History
    In addition, the district operates several alternative programsa community Laws of utah, 1851ongoing. 1890, Chapter LXXII, Article XV (schools in  
    http://www.archives.state.ut.us/referenc/xml/agencies/1089.html
    
    Extractions: CREATION Creation of the district was authorized by the 1890 territorial free school law. Salt Lake City Mayor George M. Scott, acting as president ex-officio, organized the first Board of Education on July 19, 1890. Board members met in the City Hall. The board was organized to take over the twenty-two ward schools and establish a single public school system for Salt Lake City. The district revised its mission statement in 1993: "The Salt Lake City School District, as a catalyst for creating a new standard of excellence, will ensure high levels of student learning and performance in all schools and will prepare all students to pursue and celebrate lives of continuous learning and service in a diverse, global society." (From the Salt Lake City School District employee newsletter, October 13, 1994, pp. 1-2.) FUNCTIONS ADMINISTRATION The district is governed by a seven-member Board of Education of Salt Lake City, which is elected by the citizens of Salt Lake City in a general popular election. Board members elect a president and vice president at the time new members are sworn into office. The board appoints a superintendent and a business administrator (one of three assistant superintendents) whose duties and responsibilities are to some extent prescribed by Utah State statutes. The district is also subject to the general oversight of the Utah State Office of Education. This includes a budget approval process that is compliance oriented and is more ministerial in nature than substantive.

48. Salt Lake Tribune - Utah
    for nontraditional students including those in alternative schools, We start early - reaching middle and high school students and begin prepping  
    http://www.sltrib.com/utah/ci_2892928

49. Qwest | Large Business
    In addition to offering core curriculum for all utah high school students, EDNET offers middle, alternative, and secondary schools to the Internet.  
    http://www.qwest.com/largebusiness/industries/education/edu_ss_utahed.html
    
    Extractions: Solutions By Industry Education: K-12 Success Stories Education Home Page Qwest foundation K-12 Customers Contact Education Services E-Rate Assistance K-12 Success Stories MiCTA ... Web Sites Higher Education Customers Contact Education Services Qwest/Juniper Networks Sidecar Program MiCTA Services and Solutions ... Web Sites Success Stories: Davis County School Utah Education Network Utah Education Network Overview As a consortium of education, government, and business organizations, the Utah Education Network (UEN) serves the online educational needs of 475,000 Utah students. The Network connects 797 public schools, nine universities, and four applied technology centers. UEN, a publicly funded education service, faced the challenge of educating Utah's growing student population using advanced communications. Working closely with a team of Qwest engineers, UEN developed three cutting-edge technology programs: UtahLINK, the Utah Electronic High School, and EDNET. All in all, the Qwest/UEN partnership helped educated almost half a million Utah students from all over the state. Background In 1994, Qwest formed an "anchor tenant" partnership with the state of Utah to construct a fiber-optic-based wide area network (WAN) to support UEN activities. The network provided every student in Utah, regardless of their location, the technology needed to access the advanced technologies including the Internet and videoconferencing.

50. UP: Utah Nonprofit Organizations And The Principals' Partnership Receive $427,62
    2005 The Principals’ Partnership schools utah Lone Peak High School, Highland. Canyon Heights alternative High School, Kaysville  
    http://www.uprr.com/newsinfo/foundation/05_ut.shtml
    
    Extractions: Utah Nonprofit Organizations and The Principals' Partnership Receive $427,620 From Union Pacific Foundation Omaha, Neb., March 29, 2005 Participating School City American Fork Senior High School American Fork Beaver Junior Senior High School Beaver Bountiful High School Bountiful Viewmont High School Bountiful Box Elder High School Brigham City Clearfield High School Clearfield Delta High School Delta CBA Center Delta Delta Technical Center Delta Dugway High School Dugway Tintic Junior Senior High School Eureka Millard High School Fillmore Bear River High School Garland Grantsville High School Granstville Lone Peak High School Highland Canyon Heights Alternative High School Kaysville Davis High School Kaysville Mountain High School Kaysville Kearns Senior High School Kearns Layton Senior High School Layton Northridge High School Layton Lehi Senior High School Lehi Cyprus Senior High School Magna Hillcrest High School Midvale Milford Junior Senior High School Milford Murray High School Murray Creekside High School Murray Juab High School Nephi Ben Lomond High School Ogden Ogden High School Ogden Washington High School Ogden Bonneville Senior High School Ogden Weber Senior High School Ogden Two Rivers High School Ogden Alternative High School Ogden Mountain View Senior High School Orem Orem Senior High School Orem Timpanogos High School Orem Alpine Life and Learning Center Orem Fremont High School Plain City Pleasant Grove Senior High School Pleasant Grove

51. Davis School District Board Policy: 4I-413 Graduation Requirements/School Credit
    In utah s public schools, a high school diploma is granted to a student who 3.1.2 An alternative completion diploma shall be awarded to a student who  
    http://www.davis.k12.ut.us/policy/manual/WEBDOC74.htm
    
    Extractions: Home News Employment District Policy Manual Table of Contents ... Keyword Search Index: Instructional Programs Adopted: February 1, 2005 Differentiated Diplomas Academic Requirements Citizenship Requirements Competency and Assessment ... Attorney General Letter - High School Exit Exams and Out-of-state Transfer STudents The Board of Education has adopted this policy to specify standards and credit requirements for graduation from Davis District high schools. 2. PHILOSOPHY 3. GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS The State Board of Education is authorized under Utah Constitution Article X, Section 3, which vests general control and supervision of the public education system in the Board and, Section 53A-1-402 (1)(b) and (c) which directs the Board of Education make rules regarding competency levels, graduation requirements, curriculum, and instruction requirements, and Section 53A-1-401(3) which allows the Board to adopt rules in accordance with its responsibilities. In Utah's public schools, a high school diploma is granted to a student who has met State Board requirements and any additional requirements of the local school district.

52. Utah Debate Conference 2005 - Leah Ann Lamb
    schools have limited resources and should focus their efforts on education. What are the drawbacks of fleet vehicles that run on alternative fuels?  
    http://www.nef1.org/debate/presentation/05-Leah_Ann_Lamb.html
    
    Extractions: Why would the Department of Environmental Quality Support this resolution? Several Key Reasons: Why would the Department of Environmental Quality NOT Support this resolution? DEQ supports any effort to conserve energy and reduce air pollution, however, for the sake of the debate, here are Several Other Considerations: Energy Background Questions How is energy created? - Electrical energy can be converted to heat or mechanical energy or sound energy in a variety of useful ways around the house using common appliances. What air pollutants are released by power plants? What are the health effects of these pollutants? How is water affected by power plants? What pollutants do cars emit? Motor vehicles generate three major pollutants:

53. Utah (UT) High Schools
    This is a list of high schools located in utah (UT). Click below to see which particular classmates Salt Lake City Capitol West alternative High School  
    http://static.namesdatabase.com/UT.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

54. Utah State University
    LOGAN – utah State University received its fourth Daniels Opportunity Award, to support nontraditional students from alternative schools,  
    http://www.usu.edu/ust/?ArticleID=4256

55. Provo-Utah-Schools-ban--interfering-devices---(Kelley)--
    Provo leaders said the policy was patterned after other utah districts who have be referred to an alternative school for the remainder of the semester,  
    http://www.wave-guide.org/archives/emf-l/Oct1999/Provo-Utah-Schools-ban--interfe

56. CES - Get STATES For School Profile Listing
    Scarsdale alternative School Scarsdale School of the Future - New York utah. City Academy - Salt Lake City 1 to 1 of 1. Vermont. Compass School  
    http://www.essentialschools.org/cs/schools/query/q/562?x-r=runnew

57. Career Placement | 2005 Teacher Fair
    Box Elder School District. Brigham City, utah. http//www.besd.net, Top two senior high alternative schools and a school for exceptional children.  
    http://www.byui.edu/careerservices/teacherfair/attending_companies.htm
    
    Extractions: Blaine County School District #61 Hailey, Idaho http://www.blaineschools.org [Top] The Blaine County School District, which serves the famous Sun Valley, Idaho, Ski Resort and the Sawtooth National Recreation Area, is currently in search of positive, dedicated, student-oriented, enthusiastic professionals to join our family of educators in one of the finest districts in the nation. Our District currently has an enrollment of 3,187 students and includes three elementary schools, one middle school, one high school, an alternative high school, and a K 12 school.

58. Annotated Bibliography For PLAR. Implementation Of PLAR In Formal Education: Pos
    A survey of the 40 utah school districts (80% response rate) determined that and Analysis of Four alternative High schools Credentialing Programs.  
    http://fcis.oise.utoronto.ca/~plar/database/2-3.html
    
    Extractions: Secondary Schools Institute for Behavioral Research in Creativity. (October 1992) Student, Educator, and Parental Views on Proficiency-Based Credit Assessment . Salt Lake City: Utah State Office of Education. Institute for Behavioral Research in Creativity. (October 1991) Proficiency-Based Credit Assessment: A National and Statewide Survey of Use . Salt Lake City: Utah State Office of Education. Larabee, Pauline. (No date) Recognition of Prior Learning: Pilot Project of the Ottawa Board of Education . Workshop materials. Nickse, R. (1980) "A Comparison and Analysis of Four Alternative High Schools' Credentialing Programs." National Association of Public and Continuing Adult Education Exchange Porter, Kathleen, and Norma S. Feldman.

59. Provo,- Provo, Utah
    Your Provo utah guide Provo hotels, lodging and activities for Provo, utah. bullet alternative Medicine schools(1). bullet Driver Training(5)  
    http://provout.utc.myareaguide.com/schools.html
    
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60. Christian News - The Christian Post | Intelligent Design Seeks A Place In Utah S
    Currently, public schools in utah are required to teach evolution, discussion on the topic of evolution and alternative theories of the origin of life.  
    http://www.christianpost.com/article/society/1621/section/intelligent.design.see

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