81. List Of System Members Geneseo elementary School 4050 Avon Rd. Geneseo, NY 14454. Geneseo high School OAKFIELDalabama CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT. Oakfield-alabama elementary http://sls.edutech.org/about/plan/memberslist.htm

Back to Plan of Service Home ATTACHMENT 1 GENESEE-LIVINGSTON-STEUBEN-WYOMING BOCES SCHOOL LIBRARY SYSTEM LIST OF SYSTEM MEMBERS ALEXANDER CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT Alexander Elementary School 3314 Buffalo Street Alexander, NY 14005 Alexander High School 3314 Buffalo Street Alexander, NY 14005 ATTICA CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT Attica Sheldon Elementary 2588 School St. Varysburg, NY 14011 Attica Middle School 3338 East Main St. Attica, NY 14011 Attica Elementary 31 Prospect St. Attica, NY 14011 Attica High School 3338 East Main St. Attica, NY 14011 AVON CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT Avon Primary School 161 Clinton St. Avon, NY 14414 Avon High School 245 Clinton St. Avon, NY 14414 Avon Middle School 191 Clinton St. Avon, 14414 BATAVIA CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT Jackson Elementary School 411 S. Jackson Batavia, NY 14020 Robert Morris Elementary 80 Union Batavia, NY 14020 Batavia High School 260 State St.

82. The National Beta Club - Membership 5th Place Sarah Dunn (JU Blacksher high School, alabama) CrossStitch 4th Place Hooper Alexander elementary School, Georgia http://www.betaclub.org/conventions/summary.html?ACTION=1&STATE=NA&TYPE=J

83. Quality Counts 2004: Count Me In: Alabama tests in math at the elementary, middle, and high school levels. Equity alabama provides a fairly high share of state aid for education, http://counts.edweek.org/sreports/qc04/state.cfm?slug=17al.h23

84. Birmingham Alabama Yellow Pages. ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY SCHOOLS Listings elementary AND SECONDARY schools Yellow Page information for Birmingham alabama. CORNERSTONE schools OF alabama INC. 116 55TH ST N, BIRMINGHAM, AL 35212 http://www.hellobirmingham.com/YP/c_ELEMENTARYANDSECONDARYSCH.Cfm

Atlanta Augusta Greensboro Greenville ... HelloMetro.Com: 450 Local City Guides > HelloBirmingham.com Birmingham, AL Search the Yellow Pages Get Matched to Prescreened Birmingham Contractors List of Services… ADT Home Security DISH Network Refinance Home Equity Loan ... Vinyl Siding More Services: Directory of Prescreened Home Contractors in Birmingham 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 > ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY SCHOOLS ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY SCHOOLS Birmingham Alabama Yellow Pages. Birmingham Alabama Education Directory ALABAMA SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS 1800 8TH AVE N BIRMINGHAM, AL 35203 map it! ALTAMONT SCHOOL THE 4801 ALTAMONT RD S BIRMINGHAM, AL 35222 map it! BOARDS OF EDUCATION 1318 ALABAMA ST BIRMINGHAM, AL 35217

85. Alabama Supercomputer Authority NEWS The alabama Association of School Boards (AASB) 2002 Convention was held December The system includes Cleburne elementary School, Cleburne high School, http://www.asc.edu/news/newsarticles2002.shtml

Archived News 2002 Alabama Association of School Boards Convention 2002 The Alabama Association of School Boards (AASB) 2002 Convention was held December 5-7 at the Wynfrey Hotel in Birmingham, Alabama. The theme of this year's conference was "Alabama Kids: The Bottom Line" and featured a varied list of convention speakers, presenters, and a choice of eleven different clinic programs at different times during the convention. Founded in 1949, AASB is a vocal advocate of local school boards. In 1955, the Alabama Legislature designated AASB as the "organization and representative agency of the members of the school boards of Alabama." AASB provides school board members with numerous opportunities for professional development. Students Use ASA and AVL Resources (This article was published in Conecuh County's local newspaper, The Evergreen Courant.)

86. Shelby County Schools Principal Rosemary Liveoak 71 School Street Wilsonville alabama 35186, Phone (205) 6826640 Oak Mountain elementary School. Principal Jane Hampton http://www.shelbyboe.k12.al.us/school_listings.aspx

Schools, Students, Parents About Our System Employee Resources Home Directory of Shelby County Schools Click Here to View School Announcements Please note that the Report Card for 2002-2003 contains the following typograpical errors. The Taxpayers' Report includes charts reflecting total revenue and spending for the 2002-2003 fiscal year. These chart headings are incorrect and should indicate the 2001-2002 fiscal year. Alabaster Calera Centralized Schools Chelsea ... Vincent Alabaster Creek View Elementary Principal: Mary Wyatt 8568 Highway 17 Maylene Alabama 35114 Phone: Fax: School Report Card Meadow View Elementary Principal: Dr. Jody Brewer 2800 Smokey Road Alabaster Alabama 35007 Phone: Fax: School Report Card Thompson High School Principal: Robin Thomas 100 Warrior Drive Alabaster Alabama 35007 Phone: Fax: School Report Card Thompson Intermediate Principal: Cassandra Beck 10019 Highway 119 Alabaster Alabama 35007 Phone: Fax: School Report Card Thompson Middle School Principal: Nicke Gaspers 1509 Kent Dairy Rd.

87. New Public Schools State Search Results alabama SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS, 0100018, 02104, 1800 8TH AVE N, BIRMINGHAM CEDAR HILL elementary SCHOOL, 0102100, 02081, 27905 CEDAR HILL RD, ARDMORE http://nces.ed.gov/ccd/commonfiles/stateresults.asp?state=01

88. Homes Of West Alabama -- A Product Of Tuscaloosanews.com BROOKWOOD elementary SCHOOL 16049 alabama highway 216 Brookwood, AL 35444 BROOKWOOD high SCHOOL 15981 Hwy 216 Brookwood, AL 35444 Phone 3422777 http://tuscaloosanews.com/apps/pbcs.dll/section?category=realestate03

89. School Finder Street Name, elementary School, Middle School, high School, Notes alabama Avenue, Perrymont elementary School, Paul Laurence Dunbar Middle School for http://www.lynchburg.org/schoolfinder/Default.asp

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90. Educational Opportunities Around Roanoke Alabama The alabama high School Basic Skills Exit Examination is required of all KnightEnloe elementary School has one computer lab with a computer for each http://www.roanoke-al.com/education.htm

Proud of Our Past, Confident in Our Future Home Welcome Newcomer's Guide History ... Community Calendar Education Roanoke City Schools I t is a well-known condition of contemporary life that most communities balk at new taxes, even for so vital a function as education. Yet, in Roanoke, the City Council conducted several surveys and received an overwhelmingly positive response to enacting a one-cent sales tax for school building construction and renovation. The result has been the construction of a new middle school and the renovation of several existing buildings. A t Roanoke City Schools , we are proud of our achievement in state standardized test scores. The Alabama High School Basic Skills Exit Examination is required of all students in order to graduate from high school. Handley High School recently received a first-time takers' pass rate of 94% in reading, and 92% in both language and mathematics, which is unusually high for any Alabama High School. On the state test given to all students completing Algebra I, our students scored the third highest in all of Alabama and, on the writing assessment given to all fifth graders in Alabama, our students' scores were among the highest in all of Alabama. A ll students in Alabama from grade three through eleven take the Stanford Achievement Test, Edition 9. This test is normalized nation-wide. In all grades, Roanoke students scored above the national average, with some categories being as high as the 82

91. State Test Scores Up, But . . .: More Schools Meet No Child Left Behind Requirem Morton compared the challenge schools face with No Child to a high school After the meeting, alabama Association of School Boards spokeswoman Susan http://www.decaturdaily.com/decaturdaily/news/050812/schools.shtml

News from the Tennessee Valley HOME PAGE NEWS SPORTS LIVING TODAY ... DAILY POLL FRIDAY, AUGUST 12, 2005 HOME NEWS FORUMS ARCHIVES ... WEATHER State test scores up, but . . . More schools meet No Child Left Behind requirements, but 313 still miss mark By M.J. Ellington DAILY Staff Writer mjellington@decaturdaily.com DAILY Photos by Emily Saunders Laurie Lang leads kindergarten students on a gingerbread man hunt on the first day of school at Burleson Elementary in Hartselle on Thursday in an effort to get the students acquainted with the facility. In a presentation he termed "part sermon, part report," Morton described how Alabama's public schools measured in the second year of work with the stringent No Child requirements. In addition to student participation in tests, key measurement areas include those that affect student performance. While 313 of the state's 1,366 schools did not meet the minimum scores necessary for adequate yearly progress, Morton noted that 725 schools succeeded. In 2004, 427 of the 1,361 schools met the necessary requirements. And while 313 have problems this year in at least one of four major measurement categories, Morton said many missed the mark by a small margin. School attendance during testing periods, one factor that is measured, improved significantly in 2005, he added.

92. St. Clair County, Alabama 714 high School Dr. Moody, AL 35004 205640-5127. Odenville elementary School 420 alabama St. Odenville, AL 35120 205-629-6609, Odenville Middle School http://www.stclairco.com/index.php?submenu=Education&src=gendocs&link=Public_Edu

93. Multimedia Mania 2001 Participant List Cypress Creek high School, Houston, TX, Jack Crook. Cypress elementary, Kissimmee Islamic Academy of alabama, Birmingham, AL, Mary Antoinette LaRussa http://www.ncsu.edu/midlink/mm2001.participants.html

Participant List School Name City, State Teacher's Name Brentwood School Gainesville, FL Lizzie Rich Broome-Tioga BOCES Binghamton, NY Doug Jenks Burlingame High School Burlingame, CA Joyce Lawrence Carver Middle School Laurel Hill, NC Sharon Norton Chesterbrook Elementary McLean, VA Jody Carroll Cobb Sixth Grade Campus Houston, TX Sheila Wilson Colene Hoose Elementary Normal, IL Priscilla Steers Cypress Creek High School Houston, TX Jack Crook Cypress Elementary Kissimmee, FL Vanessa Morrow Cypress Elementary Kissimmee, FL Linda Cates-Allen Del Prado Elementary School Boca Raton, FL Sally Smollar Delta Junction Junior/Senior High School Delta Junction, AK Ruby Hollembaek Diablo Vista Middle School Danville, CA Guinn/Goodhue East Hills Middle School Bloomfield Hills, MI Evelyn VerLee East Syracuse Minoa High School Syracuse, NY

94. KY: Kentucky Dept Fish And Wildlife - Indeed, it was fourth grader Taylor Cundiff of Hopkins elementary School in Drew Tucker, Hubbertville high School. alabama State Champion, Female http://fw.ky.gov/031705b.asp

@import url(http://fw.ky.gov/css/ky_ewdt.css); @import url(http://fw.ky.gov/css/ky_commerce.css); Jump to Main Content KY Agencies KY Services Search Kentucky.gov for Search Terms Jump to Main Content Contact Us Buy Licenses Links ... fw.ky.gov Archery in the Schools National Tournament Results Press Release March 17, 2004 Contact: Lee McClellan Frankfort, KY (March 17, 2004) - Trigg County public schools made it a clean sweep yesterday, winning the elementary, middle and high school divisions of the third annual National Archery in the Schools Program (NASP) in Louisville’s International Convention Center. Last year’s top two individual shooters remained unbeatable, and repeated as this year’s national overall champions. Trigg County junior Graham Cofield in the male division and Pulaski County freshman Ashley Rose successfully defended their 2004 titles against about 1,800 challengers from more than 100 schools from four states. Cofield was nearly perfect with a 298 score out of a possible 300. Rose fired a 283 to repeat as the overall female shooter. The event was the largest student archery event in U.S. history.

95. KY: Kentucky Dept Fish And Wildlife - 3rd Place Rowan County elementary School. high School Individual, Male Lincoln County elementary School. alabama State Champion, Male. Matthew Damron http://fw.ky.gov/031904.asp

@import url(http://fw.ky.gov/css/ky_ewdt.css); @import url(http://fw.ky.gov/css/ky_commerce.css); Jump to Main Content KY Agencies KY Services Search Kentucky.gov for Search Terms Jump to Main Content Contact Us Buy Licenses Links ... fw.ky.gov Archery in Schools National Tournament Results Press Release March 19, 2004 Contact: Lee McClellan Frankfort, KY, March 19, 2004- Schools from as far away as Georgia, Alabama and Iowa along with students from all over Kentucky competed in the second annual Archery in the Schools National Tournament March 18 at the Kentucky International Convention Center in downtown Louisville. Students competing in the tournament shot 15 arrows at 10 meters and 15 arrows at 15 meters. Team scores were compiled by adding the top 15 scores shot by the school’s shooters. First, second and third place awards were given for elementary, middle and high school divisions. Also, first, second and third place medals were awarded to the top three boys and top three girls from the elementary, middle and high school divisions. Overall state and national champion boys and girls were also selected. Ties were broken by comparing the number of target hits and scores of ten on the individual score cards. The winners of the 2004 National Archery in Schools Championship were: Overall Kentucky and National Champion Male: Graham Cofield, Trigg County High School

96. Tuscaloosa K-12 - Alabama (1 - 30) AL Yellow Pages alabama Online high School www.onlinehighschool.org. Tuscaloosa Search Nearby Cottondale elementary School. Tuscaloosa Search Nearby http://k-12.addresses.com/yp_category_search/education~and~employment/k-12/87/5/

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97. Alabama Teacher Induction Program If you want to subscribe to the elementary school list, just send an email to To subscribe to the middle and high school list, just send an e-mail to http://www.circ.uab.edu/teachers.htm

Related Links Alabama Teacher Quality Enhancement Web Site Alabama Teacher Induction Newsletter "Seeds of Success" Join The Discussion Click here to find out how to join our online discussion groups for elementary, middle school, and high school teachers. It's easy and fun, and you can share your experiences with other teachers! For previously published information on this site about the Alabama Teacher Induction Program click here. Center Links This site is best viewed with browsers 4.0 and higher with JavaScript enabled. Back to Civitan Center The Alabama Teacher Induction Program The Alabama Teacher Induction Program is a part of the Teacher Quality Enhancement Project. The Project's goal is to improve public education by enhancing teacher effectiveness. The Teacher Induction Program is designed to: help beginning K-12 teachers make a smooth transition into the school environment, improve the content knowledge and instructional skills of beginning teachers, and

98. Alabama Addison high School, Addison. alabama Avenue Middle School, Albertville Madison County elementary School, Gurley. Madison County high School, Gurley http://www.intheclassroom.org/stossel/teachers/alabama.htm

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99. About Toyota: News -- Community Toyota TAPESTRY is open to elementary, middle, and high school science teachers in Melinda Storey Mountain Brook elementary School Birmingham, alabama http://www.toyota.com/about/news/community/2005/04/01-1-tapestry.html

Product Manufacturing Community Toyota Awards $550,000 in Grants to K-12 Science Teachers April 1, 2005 - Toyota TAPESTRY, the largest science teacher grant program in the nation, awarded nearly $550,000 in grants to 50 K-12 U.S. teachers. Fifty received up to $10,000 each and 27 received mini-grants of up to $2,500 each. Large grant winners received their awards on March 31 at the National Science Teachers Association (NSTA) National Convention in Dallas, where Toyota celebrated the 15th anniversary of TAPESTRY. More than $6.5 million has been awarded to 750 teams of teachers throughout the program's history. "Toyota has made a significant commitment to science education through the TAPESTRY program," said Gerry Wheeler, NSTA executive director. "Our successful collaboration has rewarded thousands of outstanding educators who demonstrate excellence, creativity, and vision in science teaching. We thank them for their partnership and their unwavering commitment to science teachers and to science education." Toyota awards grants to deserving kindergarten through twelfth-grade teachers each year. Judges select projects that demonstrate creativity, involve risk-taking, and possess a visionary quality in three critical areas: environmental and physical science, and science applications that promote literacy. This year's projects range from evaluating emissions data from alternative fuel sources to investigating the effect of septic tank leakage on the local water supply.

100. Blue Cross And Blue Shield Of Alabama : Education Initiatives Our volunteers have tutored at Gresham Middle, Pelham elementary, It is required that any student receiving an alabama high school diploma must pass http://www.bcbsal.com/community/education.cfm

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