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Recommendations for the new media center in the new Eastmont High School, East Wenatchee, Washington by Robert L Mill, 1976 Violence, public health, and the media: The Annenberg Washington Program in Communications Policy Studies of Northwestern University and the Center for ... of the Harvard School of Public Health by Margaret Gerteis, 1994 A library media program design supportive of the open education concept for John Campbell school, K-4, Selah, Washington by Doris L Childress, 1974 Delineation of N.C.E.M.M.H. workscope elements and prospectus of programmatic services to the Model Secondary School for the Deaf, Gallaudet College, Washington, D.C by William J. A Marshall, 1973 Washington County library media essential curriculum by Roseann W Fisher, 1994

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21. District Of Columbia Public Schools: DCPS Schools
    school Directory. Permission for Student Participation in the media DC Public schools 825 N. Capitol St. NE, 6th floor washington, DC 20002  
    http://www.k12.dc.us/dcps/home.html

22. Washington School Library Media Center
    The Library media Center at washington school was completely renovated andmodernized in 1994. The LMC has a picture book/story area, tables and seating for  
    http://www.bsd.k12.ca.us/washington/lmc/lmc.html
    
    Extractions: Media Tech Aide MISSION PROGRAM COLLECTION FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT ... LMC VOLUNTEERS The LMC collection includes resources in a variety of formats. In addition to a large print collection, there are also book/cassette kits, sound recordings, computer software, an online magazine database and full Internet access. There are approximately 7000 titles in the collection. The collection is currently funded by categorical funds for school libraries from the California Department of Education and from the Washington School PTA which donates all the profits from its Spring Book Faire to the LMC. The PTA also supports the Adopt-A-Book Program which provides a pre-selected choice of quality books for the school community to "adopt" into the LMC collection.

23. Washington School Quiz
    Try this quiz about washington school and her history. All of the answers can befound within the Web How many books are in the Library media Center?  
    http://www.bsd.k12.ca.us/washington/kidscorner/washingtonquiz.html

24. WSSB Home Page
    Mission The mission of the washington State school for the Blind is to providespecialized media Center Orientation Mobility school Foundation  
    http://www.wssb.org/
    
    Extractions: Vision : Independence for blind and visually impaired children. Mission : The mission of the Washington State School for the Blind is to provide specialized quality educational services to visually impaired/blind youth ages birth-21 within the state of Washington. Purpose : To serve as a statewide demonstration and resource center and provide direct/indirect services to students both on campus and in the children’s local communities Sports Education Camp My Fair Lady Seeing what's ahead? The 2005 Washington Conference for Blind Youth ... Summer Transition/Career Education Opportunities Student Section Winter Formal – Sonja Guide Dog Field Trip – Stuart Prom – Vaughn Track Meet – Chelsea ... Jazz Contest – Randie G School Information Activity Calendar Contact WSSB Supplies List Transportation policy ... Digital Learning Commons Statewide Services Accessible Software Downloads Braille Access Center Distance Learning IRC - On-Line Order System ... Contact Information

25. Washington School Libraries
    Stillwater Elementary Library media Center More washington schools web pages goto school Library Directories.Com. washington Library media Association  
    http://www.wlma.org/WaLibraries/washschlibs.htm
    
    Extractions: Washington School Libraries on the Web The web allows many libraries to offer services around the clock and to showcase what resources they have to offer. We are proud to share ideas with each other about school library web pages. Please submit your library's website to the webmaster. We realize that school servers and web organization change, so please let us know if one of the following sites is no longer valid and the new address. Please give a short note about the highlight of your site or one area that students use regularly. Nadean Meyer, webmaster did a MEDIUM article ( .doc pdf ) about creating a library web site. Leading and Learning with Technology magazine from our affiliate ISTE offers Media Matters: What Should Be on a School Library Web Page?

26. Washington Elementary School
    The washington Elementary school media Center serves the entire student and teacher.population plus Gifted, Title, and Southern Illinois University student  
    http://www.marion.wilmsn.k12.il.us/washington/index_files/wmedia.htm
    
    Extractions: Media Center The Washington Elementary School Media Center serves the entire student and teacher population plus Gifted, Title, and Southern Illinois University student teachers.  It also serves as the Washington School Publishing Company graphics center.  The volunteer program is managed by a Chairperson who works closely with the Media Specialist in order to assist teachers in their graphic needs.  Included are Ellison die cuts, lamination and book-binding. The print holdings for students and teachers alike total approximately 13,000 copies of hardback fiction, non-fiction, reference and professional books.  Professional journals are provided for staff use and student magazines are available also.  Materials are checked out as needed via the Follett Circulation Plus automated system.  Classes are scheduled, yet flexible scheduling is available too.  Students, parents/guardians and teachers are provided with Media Center Guidelines in order to provide open understanding and communication. The Media Center has seven high-end computers connected to the Internet via Broadband Cable that are available for student and staff use.

27. Washington Elementary School
    washington school Publishing Company CLEANING UP The area in the media Centerdesignated for WSPC activities is very visible to everyone that visits  
    http://www.marion.wilmsn.k12.il.us/washington/index_files/Page699.htm
    
    Extractions: Washington School Publishing Company VOLUNTEER COORDINATOR:  The Volunteer Coordinator duties will be to make job assignments, answer questions, and provide necessary help.  The position was created to make our "company" more efficient and to avoid classroom interruptions. IN BASKET/PORTFOLIO:  Teacher requests will be placed in these locations.  Work to be completed will be placed in these locations. OUT BASKET/PORTFOLIO:  Completed work may be placed in these locations.  Please fill out a teacher completed order notice and give it to the Volunteer Coordinator.  the Volunteer Coordinator will put the notices in the teacher's mailbox at the end of each "publishing" session. CLASSROOM INTERRUPTIONS:  Student achievement is closely linked to "on task" classroom behavior.  Therefore, classroom interruptions are to be avoided at all costs.   Please discuss questions or problems with the Volunteer Coordinator prior to interrupting a classroom. ABSENCES OR CHANGE OF PLANS:  If you find yourself unable to attend a "publishing session", or if your plans prevent you from participating, PLEASE call 993-8534 and leave a message for your Volunteer Coordinator.  We may need to adjust our "work force" accordingly. EQUIPMENT USE:  Please use all school equipment with extreme care using the proper procedures.  If you are unsure about equipment use, ask the Volunteer Coordinator BEFORE actually using the equipment.  We want our equipment to last a long period of time and that may happen if special care is provided by all.

28. Booker T. Washington - Media Center Webpage
    Booker T. washington HS Library media Center Each user has their own accountfor school use. Accounts cannot be shared by users.  
    http://www.nps.k12.va.us/schools/btw/media.htm
    
    Extractions: Back to Top General Information The Library Media Center’s mission statement: Technology is an avenue providing access to limitless ideas and information. The Library Media Center staff, in partnership with teachers and others, strives to develop strategies to assist learners in the evaluation and utilization of those resources as well as more traditional ones. Learners can then create new ideas and information. They are, thus, equipped to take advantage of the opportunities available in the global community, independently and effectively.

29. Booker T. Washington
    Booker T. washington HS 1111 Park Avenue, Norfolk, Virginia 23504 History ofBTW Alma Mater Departments media Center school Calendar  
    http://www.nps.k12.va.us/schools/btw/

30. School-Libraries.Net: Peter Milbury's Network Of School Librarian Web Pages
    Bothell High school Library media Center Maintained by, Kathy Haugen, Librarianmedia High school Lynnwood, washington. Monticello Library media Center  
    http://www.school-libraries.net/usa/wa.html

31. George Washington SchoolMedia Center
    Welcome to the George washington school media Center Accelerated Reader Library Links media Curriculum KCSD media Philosophy and Beliefs  
    http://www.keokuk.k12.ia.us/washington/mediacenter/
    
    Extractions: Welcome to the George Washington School Media Center Donna Tracy Media Specialist Carolyn Brewer Library Clerk About our Library Accelerated Reader Library Links Media Curriculum ... Reconsideration Policy "Knowledge is of two kinds. We know a subject ourselves, or we know where we can find information upon it." Boswell, Life of Johnson George Washington Library George Washington School KCSD created by: Donna S. Tracy, K-8 Media Coordinator, Keokuk Community School District

32. Booker T. Washington High School, Media Center
    The Booker T. washington Library media Center is one of the highlights of thenew building. Before and After school Activity Period Lunch Time  
    http://www.tulsaschools.org/washington/mediaCenter/Home.htm

33. Booker T. Washington High School, Media Center
    Foundation of Excellence media Center Nurse Parent Teacher Association school Profile BTW Library media Center Home Map of Library Pictures  
    http://www.tulsaschools.org/washington/mediaCenter/map.htm

34. University Of Washington School Of Social Work
    As members of the University of washington school of Social Work, Links,media Center Catalog, Message from the Dean, Message from UW President  
    http://depts.washington.edu/sswweb/
    
    Extractions: We believe that the true test of the quality of a society is in the way it responds to its most vulnerable members. Teaching, research, and community service are not abstract; rather, they are intensely practical, focusing on critical issues that matter to individual lives and to society at large. As members of the University of Washington School of Social Work, we are committed to promoting social and economic justice for poor and oppressed populations and enhancing the quality of life for all. Goto your destination ... Admissions Forms Admissions Information BASW Program Calendars Childcare Computing and Media Services Continuing Education Course Listings Digital Social Work Activism Faculty Faculty Position Announcements Faculty Research Index Gerontology Enrichment Program (GeroRich) Housing: On-Campus Housing: Off-Campus Links Media Center Catalog Message from the Dean Message from UW President Mission Statement MSW Program MyUWPortal NASW Code of Ethics OSSW PhD Program Policy Watch Practicum Information Registrar Research Activities Scholarships SSW Gay/Lesbian (GLBTQ) Group SSW Home Page SSW Jobs Listserv SSW Visual Identity Guidelines Staff Student Activities

35. :: NW Center For Excellence In Media Literacy ::
    Southwest washington media Literacy Partnership Logo Multnomah County HealthDepartment, Oregon school Base Health Center. Back to top  
    http://depts.washington.edu/nwmedia/view.cgi?section=sw_wash

36. Valid Library Cards
    Tantasqua Reg. High school UMass. Medical Center, Lamar Soutter Library Springfield, washington school, Library media Center  
    http://mblc.state.ma.us/books/magazine/library_cards.php
    
    Extractions: @import url("/mblc.css"); As a registered Massachusetts library user, you have access to to a wide variety of commercial databases from your home or office. If your institution is not listed below, please contact your local Massachusetts public library to see if it is able to provide remote access to MBLC databases Libraries whose library card numbers can be used for remote access to databases are in the table below by region. Boston Central Metrowest Northeast Southeastern Western Boston Public Library

37. Canal Winchester High School Media Center Home Page
    300 washington Street Canal Winchester, OH 43110 Tel (614) 8332159 Fax (614)833-2163 The media Center is open everyday during normal school hours.  
    http://www.canalwin.k12.oh.us/info/hsmcmain.htm

38. Library Media Center
    Welcome to washington High school Home of the Vikings Vikettes! . Library media Center Nancy Geiken, Library-media Specialist  
    http://www.vinton-shellsburg.k12.ia.us/whs/LMCHomePage.html

39. Center For Media And Public Affairs
    That s what journalists go to school forto make those kinds of decisions. In the washington Post, CMPA media Director Matthew Felling lamented this  
    http://www.cmpa.com/
    
    Extractions: news media studies entertainment studies election 2004 network news studies ... contact us Recent CMPA Work... Press Release: Media Rule in Favor of Roberts alkdngtd Nearly three-fifths of the coverage of Supreme Court nominee John Roberts has been positive since his nomination. The study also found his coverage to be less critical than that of Clarence Thomas and Robert Bork. (September 12) Press Release: No Second Term Honeymoon for Bush aldkgnd Two-thirds of President George Bush's nightly news coverage was negative during the first 100 days of his second term. The study found that NBC's coverage was most favorable and ABC's was most critical. (July 11) Press Release: Study Finds Big Drop in Anonymous Sourcing adlkgn The use of anonymous sources in the media shrank by 33 percent between Ronald Reagan's first year in office and George W. Bush's first year. (May 30) Press Release: Networks Pan Bush Social Security Plan Television news coverage of President Bush's social security overhaul was overwhelmingly negative (83 percent) during his two-month nationwide campaign. (May 16) random Press Release: What's The Matter With Kansas? Media Apathy

40. Washington High School: Media Center
    media.  
    http://www.somerset.k12.md.us/WHS/media.htm

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