Military Academy: Information From Answers.com Many military schools are also boarding schools, and others are simply Norwich University (Northfield, vermont; oldest private military college in the http://www.answers.com/topic/military-academy-2
Extractions: showHide_TellMeAbout2('false'); Business Entertainment Games Health ... More... On this page: Wikipedia Mentioned In Or search: - The Web - Images - News - Blogs - Shopping military academy Wikipedia military academy There are three types of military academies High school level institutions (up to age 19), university level institutions, and those only serving to prepare officer cadets for commissioning into the armed services of a state ( such as RMA Sandhurst Military academies can be either private or have government sponsorship from regional ( state ) or national government. Note: The term college and the term university are interchangeable in the below discussion. They will both be used to denote an institution of higher learning which a person might attend after attending high school, typically at age 17, 18, or 19. A Military school teaches various ages ( middle school high school , or both) in a manner that includes military traditions and training in military subjects. The vast majority are in the
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Extractions: home search schools school agency rankings town / county rankings ... Vermont > Middle Schools Quick Links: Tools: Search schools by zip Compare schools side-by-side List: Magnet Schools or Charter Schools only Find: Best school agencies, most expensive towns, and highest income counties View: Information about the state Find More Schools: Private Schools Town - County: Addison - Addison County Albany - Orleans County Alburg - Grand Isle County Arlington - Bennington County Ascutney - Windsor County Bakersfield - Franklin County Barnard - Windsor County Barnet - Caledonia County Barre - Washington County Barton - Orleans County Bellows Falls - Windham County Belvidere - Lamoille County Bennington - Bennington County Benson - Rutland County Bethel - Windsor County Bradford - Orange County Brandon - Rutland County Brattleboro - Windham County Bridgewater - Windsor County Bridport - Addison County Bristol - Addison County Brookfield - Orange County Brookline - Windham County Brownsville - Windsor County Burlington - Chittenden County Cabot - Washington County Cambridge - Lamoille County Canaan - Essex County Castleton - Rutland County Charlotte - Chittenden County Chelsea - Orange County Chester - Windsor County Chittenden - Rutland County Colchester - Chittenden County Concord - Essex County Coventry - Orleans County
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Norwich University Scientific and military Academy at Norwich, vermont, in 1819. For over a century after the two schools relocated to central vermont, http://www.norwich.edu/about/history.html
Extractions: @import url(../styles/third_level.css); Legacy of Norwich Mission of Norwich University History of Norwich University Norwich Firsts ... Employment Opportunities I am a ... Parent Current Student Guidance Counselor Donor Home About Legacy of Norwich University Few American institutions of higher learning as old as Norwich University still closely adhere to the educational principles of its founders. Norwich is one of the exceptions and in a very substantial sense the institution today is the lengthened shadow of its founder, Captain Alden Partridge. The educational philosophy of Alden Partridge continues to guide Norwich University on its 175th anniversary and serves as a touchstone by which the university can be measured and appraised. Among the deficiencies Partridge saw in traditional "liberal education" was that it was too restrictive and not liberal enough. The standard curriculum was not sufficiently practical and was not designed to prepare youth for the duties of an American citizen. The existing system of education was deficient because it did not give adequate attention to such matters as the operations of government or to the important sources of national wealth—"agriculture, commerce, and manufacturers."
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Www.greenmtvetsforpeace.org military Recruitment in US High schools Under the No Child Left Behind Act Burlington vermont Area Draft and military Counselors Local free counseling http://www.greenmtvetsforpeace.org/
Extractions: Green Mountain/Vermont Veterans for Peace Chapter 57 Working to Abolish Wars and the Empire that starts them... (www.greenmtvetsforpeace.org) Remember elections didn't end the Vietnam War! It was a mass movement of peoplestudents, teachers, parents and children, civil rights activists, union members, anti-war veterans from Vietnam and other periods of recent imperial history, acts of refusal by draft resisters and rebelllion by active duty soldiers and finally the continued resistance of the Vietnamese Independence movement. For more than 30 years the Vietnamese fought the imperialism of France, Japan, France again (with U.S. financing) and finallyafter preventing an election that Ho Chi Minh would have won overwhelminglythe 10 year U.S. war on Vietnam was pre-emptively started. Before it was over more than 3 million Vietnamese, Laotians and Cambodians were dead as well as nearly 60,000 Americans. Never again!!! O ur Green Mountain chapter was formed on March 16, 1991 in response to the devastating U.S. war against Iraq. We took part in anti-war activities across Vermont that year. In the following years we carried out counter military recruitment activities in the the high schools and debated pro-war and pro-imperialist speakers and government officials in public settings and on TV and radio. We have marched as an anti-war alternative to the various veterans for war organizations in Memorial Day and 4th of July and Gay/Lesbian Pride parades across the state. We have traveled to Washington, D.C. for anti-war and anti-corporate globalization protests in recent years (see photos below).
News From Vermont Debate Most of the schools in the top fifty have larger budgets than vermont and almost all recruit high 33 332 US military Academy 34 327 Cal. State Fullerton http://debate.uvm.edu/vofe042203.html
Extractions: 22 April 2003 News from Vermont Debate AKA The Voice of Edwin is the weekly newsletter of the Edwin Lawrence Debate Union at the University of Vermont, an endowed co-curricular program which trains students in debating and sponsors national competition and community events. The newsletter is published every Tuesday during the school year and infrequently at other times. Alfred C. Snider is the Director. 802-656-0097 voice, 802-238-8345 mobile, 802-656-4275 fax, asnider@zoo.uvm.edu email, and http://debate.uvm.edu/ldu.html web site. The LDU meets every Monday night at 6 PM at 475 Main Street. The goal of the Lawrence Debate Union is to facilitate the personal growth and development of its members as well as the community they constitute. This is done through the method of debate, and a lot of it is competitive debate. However, that does not mean that there is not a lot of competitive success surrounding the program, and on a national level. These results stand as a stark empirical testament to what UVM student debaters have done this year. While it is useful to see how Vermont did and who finished ahead of Vermont it is also very useful to note the many school of tremendous academic repute that finished behind Vermont. Most of the schools in the top fifty have larger budgets than Vermont and almost all recruit high school debaters using extensive scholarships which Vermont does not do. These observations are simply made to point out the accomplishment of Vermont students rather than to complain.
Current Programs Of The Foundation For Excellent Schools Franklin military Academy Martin Luther King, Jr. Middle School In 200304, more than 8000 students from 41 vermont schools participated in VESP http://www.fesnet.org/CurrentPrograms.cfm
Extractions: Adirondack Scholars evolved from the Adirondack Excellent Schools Program (AESP), which over the past four years has focused on 12 rural central schools located in the Adirondack region of New York State. Charitable Venture Foundation, joined by several local sources, has supported the work of the 12 AESP schools. A comprehensive assessment of AESP was completed in June 2005 and is reported in a monograph written by David Holmes and Rick Dalton, entitled Peak Experiences: Raising Aspirations and Educational Achievement of Rural Youth in Adirondack Communities , published in August 2005. In 2005-06, the expanded Adirondack Scholars initiative will involve a total of 20 central schools, each targeting a cohort of at least 50 students to participate in program activities. Adirondack Scholars is funded by Charitable Venture Foundation and the Daniels Fund, as well as other sources. As in AESP, regional colleges will partner with the schools to help them strengthen student performance and raise educational aspirations. These colleges include Clarkson, Clinton Community, North Country Community, Saint Lawrence, Skidmore, Paul Smith's, SUNY Plattsburgh, and Union in New York; Middlebury, Castleton State, and Saint Michael's in Vermont; and Williams in Massachusetts.
Vermont Air National Guard promotions, qualification training, military schools, performance evaluations, and the new vermont National Guard Educational Assistance Program. http://www.vt.ang.af.mil/index.aspx?page=Personnel
Extractions: Search Rethinking Schools Help Home Archives Volume 18 No. 2 - Winter 2003 Stealth Recruiting Winter 2003 photo: LANDOV/REUTERS/CHIP EAST By David Goodman A week before school started this year, I noticed a small advertisement in my local newspaper. It was from my school district, and buried in the ad's fine print was an announcement that the local high school would be sending the names and phone numbers for all juniors and seniors to U.S. military recruiters. This is more than a back-door assault on student privacy. It may have life-or-death consequences for unwitting kids who are contacted by recruiters. This student information give-away was mandated in a little-known provision of the No Child Left Behind (NCLB) Act, President Bush's sweeping education law. The law went into effect in 2002, but many schools only became aware of the obscure military recruiting provision in the last year. Schools risk losing all federal aid if they fail to provide military recruiters full access to their students; the aid is contingent on complying with federal law. This recruiting access provision is different from draft registration. Military conscription ended in 1973, but starting in 1980, 18-year-old males have been required to register for possible military call-up.
Ron Jacobs: Lies Military Recruiters Tell the regular military or the vermont National Guard be allowed recruit on campus. Meanwhile, in high schools across the US, more students and their http://www.counterpunch.org/jacobs03052005.html
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Courage To Resist: May 10 Photos And Reports Kicking military recruiters out of Rochester City schools has taken on a sense of The picket was called for by vermont military Families Speak Out and http://www.notinourname.net/ctr/reports.htm
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USC Department Of Military Science - Gamecock Battalion Are a high school graduate entering a military junior college Location Jericho, vermont A twoweek program conducted at the Ethan Allen Firing Range, http://www.cas.sc.edu/army/schools.html
Extractions: Each year, over 800 special training opportunities are extended to cadets through the Cadet Professional Development Training (CPDT) program. The CPDT program supplements campus training with practical leader development experiences and some additional skill identifier awarding courses. Cadets train in Army schools and with Active and Reserve units. CPDT consists of two subprograms, Cadet Troop Leader Training (CTLT) and Cadet Practical Field Training (CPFT). In a typical year, about half our commissionees will have had at least one of these experiences. Cadet Practical Field Training (CPFT) Generally, the total number of CPFT allocations equals ten percent of the cadet population at large. Battalion commanders will prepare, select and send cadets with the highest potential for completing the CPFT training and for being commissioned. Cadet Command pays for travel. Billeting and mess are provided by the installation. All cadets must meet the eligibility criteria to be selected. Camp Challenge Summer Training Location: Fort Knox, Kentucky
Army Schools Airborne Mountain Warfare School Jericho, vermont, is the home of Ethan Allen Firing Students participate in military Operations in Urban Terrain training as http://www.uab.edu/armyrotc/Training/schools.htm
Extractions: Army Training Opportunities - Most of these school opportunities take place during the summer months, when students are not attending classes. This training give cadets superior hands-on experience with real Army training and instruction. Students who complete these programs are proud to attach these accomplishments to their resumes and find they continue to benefit from these experiences throughout their careers. Airborne School - Airborne School is taught in Fort Benning, Georgia, and is a course comprised of three weeks of training. In the first week, "ground week", students are physically conditioned and taught the basics of parachuting. In the second week, "tower week", students try their first jumps off a tower to practice parachute landing falls, or "PLFs". Week three is the opportunity for students to make jumps of their own out of a low-flying Lockheed C-130 Hercules or a Lockheed C-141 Starlifter aircraft. Cadets compete for slots through an Order of Merit list (OML) based on their participation, APFT score, academic standing and instructor assessment. Air Assault School - A ten-day school situated in Fort Campbell, Kentucky, or Schofield Barracks, Hawaii, Air Assault School teaches candidates about preparing combat loads for transportation by air as well as insertion techniques like fast-rope rappelling from helicopters. Cadets compete for slots through an Order of Merit list (OML) based on their participation, APFT score, academic standing and instructor assessment.
Welcome To Waterbury, Vermont The University of vermont and Medical School, home to 7900 undergraduate students, Norwich University, a military school and traditional college, http://www.waterburyvt.com/community/schools.htm
Summer Schools Are a high school graduate entering a military junior college camp Location Jericho, vermont A twoweek program conducted at the Ethan Allen Firing http://www.tulane.edu/~armyrotc/summertraining.htm
Paths Of Resistance - Vermont Cynic - News Paths of Resistance, , vermont Cynic, a newspaper of University of vermont. Since schools define military recruitment as a controversial subject, by http://www.vermontcynic.com/news/2005/03/01/News/Paths.Of.Resistance-886692.shtm
Extractions: showNetworkBanner(1); var story_id = 886692; Home News By Danielle Sokol Published: Tuesday, March 1, 2005 With the second anniversary of the war in Iraq approaching, there has been increasing attention being paid to escalating violence and destruction in Iraq and the growing resistance movement among students and military members to the war. There also has been significant discussion of the overextension of the U.S military and the possibility of a draft. Although it seems unlikely that the Bush administration is going to reinstate the draft and commit political suicide right now, it is important for individuals to be aware of what is happening in Iraq and the work that is being done in the US to demilitarize our society and schools, and accelerate resistance to this war and occupation.
