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62. Milton & Rose D. Friedman Foundation: Press Releases Milton and Rose D. Friedman Foundation Home Link. media CENTER 05/20/2005,arizona Governor Vetoes school Choice. 04/15/2005, Expansion of school http://www.friedmanfoundation.org/media/

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63. City Of Phoenix, Arizona, Official Municipal Web Site - City News media Center. *, News. *, media Resources. *, City Newsletters Latino InstituteBack to school Informational Fair Set July 30 http://phoenix.gov/NEWSREL/13latino.html

64. Feminist Campus Activism Online: Media Center By writing for school media outlets, feminist students are raising awareness Title, Feminist Majority Foundation Joins University of arizona Students in http://www.feministcampus.org/know/journalism/journalism_studentwork.asp

Login Logout Join Student Writing By writing for school media outlets, feminist students are raising awareness of women's issues on campus and promoting reform. Online college media is an important source for information about recent campaigns and controversies in the feminist student movement. The Feminist Majority is proud to recognize the student journalists who have featured stories relevant to campus feminists and spoken out on such issues as sexual assault and women's academic advancement. Submit Your Article Journalism Home Featured Work By Student Journalists Title Moore's not for my right to life Author Erica Crabtree Published In The Crimson White, 28 July 2005 Type Feminist Feature Title Events Raise Awareness About Sexual Assault Author Katie Strayer Published In The Guardian Online, 25 May 2005 Type FMLA in the News Title FMLA Rocks for Choice Author Fikriyyah George Published In The New Paltz Oracle, 09 May 2005

65. Do You Have Any Resources On Teacher-librarian Collaboration? Internet school Library media Center AB Describes an innovative project inthe Tucson, arizona area in which school librarians, teachers, http://www.eduref.org/cgi-bin/printresponses.cgi/Virtual/Qa/archives/Librariansh

Printer friendly text Librarian/Teacher Collaboration An AskERIC Response October 2002 Question We are looking for resources on collaboration between librarians and teachers. Do you have anything? Response Hello, In response to your request for information on teacher/librarian collaboration, we conducted a sample search of the ERIC database. Below we have appended our search strategy, 12 citations with abstracts, and directions for accessing the full text. These citations may represent an introductory, rather than exhaustive, search for information on your topic. If you would like to conduct your own free ERIC database searches via the Internet, please visit the ERIC Database Help pages for directions or go directly to http://www.askeric.org/Eric/ to search. I have also attached some related resources that may be helpful. Thank you for using AskERIC! If you have any questions or would like further assistance, please do not hesitate to send another message. AskERIC Staff Internet Sites: * ERIC Digest: Teachers and Librarians: Collaborative Relationships (2000) http://www.ericfacility.net/ericdigests/ed444605.html

66. PAGE DOES NOT EXIST Washington Elementary school District 6 br / 8610 N. 19th Avenue, Elementary school District 6 8610 N. 19thAve Phoenix, arizona 85021 4294 http://www.wesd.k12.az.us/Schools/mtnview.htm

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67. ALA | Arizona Activists Take Media-Center Message To State Capitol arizona Activists Take mediaCenter Message to State Capitol limited toarizona schools, and the subject has drawn media attention elsewhere recently http://www.ala.org/al_onlineTemplate.cfm?Section=march2004ab&Template=/ContentMa

68. National Center For Missing & Exploited Children Alabama, Alaska, arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware Collier County Implements NetSmartz Workshop Into 20052006 school Year http://www.missingkids.com/

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69. Alliance For School Choice Legislators Policy Makers. school Choice Programs around the country. media Center.Research. school Choice Philanthropy. About Us. Contact Us http://www.allianceforschoolchoice.org/media_center.aspx

Legislators media center Media Center (see also: About Us News clips 9/16/2005 News clips 9/15/2005 News clips 9/13/2005 News clips 9/12/2005 News clips 9/9/2005 Alliance For School Choice Applauds President For Including Private Schools in Katrina Relief Alliance For School Choice Urges Use of Private Schools For Displaced Children Alliance for School Choice Joins Congressional Leadership in Urging Private School Relief For Katrina Victims National Governors Association Report Recommends Greater School Choice Back to School: More Children Than Ever Will Participate in Private School Choice Programs Pa. Expands Education Tax Credit Program to Thousands More Children Alliance for School Choice Urges President to Nominate Pro-Parental Rights Justice 2005 Best Legislative Year Ever for School Choice Ohio Legislature Passes Budget With Largest Statewide Voucher Program Louisiana Senate Committee Rejects Historic School Choice Bill Washington Times: New York Post: Turning Point - Matthew Ladner Business Journal of Phoenix: School choice finally could bring hope to minorities - Clint Bolick Wall Street Journal: Judicial Clouds in the Sunshine State - Clint Bolick East Valley Tribune: School Choice — A minority imperative - Alan Bonsteel With All Deliberate Need - Gerard Robinson School Reform News: Disabled Students Lead the Way for School Choice - Clint Bolick School Reform News: National School Choice Organization Celebrates Its First Anniversary - Laura Devany New York Post: School Choice: Lessons Learned - Scott Jensen

70. Alliance For School Choice media Center. Research. school Choice Philanthropy. About Us. Contact Us.media center. Breaking school Choice News. News Releases. Published Columns http://www.allianceforschoolchoice.org/media_center.aspx?IITypeID=3

71. Mountain View High School - Mesa, AZ Mountain View High school is a comprehensive high school in Mesa, AZ. ADEarizona Department of Education MPS Parent University Mesa Public schools http://www.mpsaz.org/mtnview/

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72. Information Center - Media The arizona Republic Oct. 19, 2002. Urban schools often fall short when comparedwith their suburban counterparts because their students have fewer http://www.smallschoolsworkshop.org/ar101902breid.html

Urban schools not measuring up Mobility, language barrier top woes By Betty Reid and Sarah Anchors The Arizona Republic Oct. 19, 2002 Urban schools often fall short when compared with their suburban counterparts because their students have fewer resources, often battle a language barrier and move more frequently, educators say. The underperforming-schools label given to 70 percent of Phoenix Union's high schools, 45 percent of Roosevelt's elementary schools and 69 percent of Phoenix Elementary schools came as little surprise to educators grappling with typical urban problems, such as a large number of foreign-born students, whose families are often at the bottom economic rung. Thirteen schools from the Creighton, Osborn, Cartwright and Wilson districts also landed on the underperforming list. One bright spot in central Phoenix was the Madison School District, whose seven campuses passed the state's scrutiny with a label of maintaining or improving their performance. Thirty-eight Phoenix schools, not including charter schools, were designated underperforming Tuesday.

73. Arizona School Boards Association The arizona school Boards Association is a nonprofit organization governed The National Center for Education Statistics reports that arizona ranked 45th http://www.azsba.org/

Arizona School Boards Association Panfilo Contreras Executive Director 2100 N. Central Ave Suite 200 Phoenix, Arizona 602-254-1100 or FAX 602-254-1177 Staff Contacts Board of Directors ASBA website: Free PDF reader Webmaster Cordova Middle School, in the Alhambra School District, won a $10,000 prize for Distinction in Leadership. Click here for details (posted Sept. 14, 2005) ASBA's annual Jack Peterson Student Photography Contest entries are being accepted. Deadline for entries is noon, October 28. Click here for details (95K pdf) (posted Sept. 2, 2005) ASBA is seeking highly qualified candidates for the position of Education Policy Analyst. Click here for details (posted Sept. 2, 2005) Click here for details (241K pdf) (posted Aug. 23, 2005) If you know of an exemplary program in an Arizona school, nominate it for an ASBA Golden Bell Award. Deadline is October 21, 2005. Click here for details (180K pdf) (posted August 23, 2005) The Washington Post offers a free guide to creating media partnerships for high school journalism programs. Contact: Athelia Knight, Director, Young Journalists Development Program, The Washington Post, 1150 15th St. NW, Washington D.C. 20071. Or you can e-mail her at knighta@washpost.com (posted July 12, 2005)

74. Schools Moving Up - Arizona Resource Guide for the Standards and Rubric for school Improvement The mediacenter provides the variety of materials that are current, http://www.schoolsmovingup.net/cs/az/view/az_in/16

Home Standard One: School and District Leadership Standard Two: ... Best Practices Academies 2.6 Instructional Materials Instructional materials and resources are aligned to state standards and performance objectives, and there is research-based evidence of their effectiveness. Next to the teacher, what could be more important than the quality of materials that students use? Rod Paige, former U.S. Secretary of Education, Association of American Publishers Math Summit Suggested Evidence Approved list of resources and materials Relationship to AZ Academic Standards Criteria for materials selection Teacher and media center director interviews Instructional materials Level of Performance: Exceeds Standards All instructional materials are scientifically research-based and aligned with state standards and performance objectives. A balanced media center collection in a variety of formats supports and enriches the curriculum. The media center provides the variety of materials that are current, developmentally appropriate, and meet the research and reading needs and interests of a diverse population. Related Resources Tools A Reader's Guide to Scientifically Based Research This article explains how to recognize valid, scientifically based research.

75. Smart ALEC In The Classroom - Center For Media And Democracy Center for media and Democracy. Publishers of PR Watch And on page 83, theALEC report notes that arizona s SAT scores have fallen more since 1981 than http://www.prwatch.org/node/3150

@import "misc/drupal.css"; @import url(modules/epublish/epublish.css); @import url(modules/event/event.css); Center for Media and Democracy Publishers of PR Watch Home blogs Sheldon Rampton's blog Smart ALEC in the Classroom Smart ALEC in the Classroom Analysis Submitted by Sheldon Rampton on Wed, 12/29/2004 - 23:21. Topics: education ALEC's 2004 Report Card on American Education The American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC), a corporate-funded conservative advocacy group that specializes in lobbying state legislatures for enactment of favorable legislation, has issued a " 2004 Report Card on American Education" that provides an instructive example of the ways that industry-funded organizations manipulate information to reach foreordained conclusions. ALEC's report, which comes packaged with a glossy clip-art cover showing a pencil, ruler and other classroom implements, was authored by Andrew T. LeFevre, the President of LeFevre Associates, a PR/lobby firm based in northern Virginia. It was edited by Lori Drummer , who heads ALEC's education task force, which is "responsible for overseeing the development of ALEC policy related to education reform and school choice programs" - euphemisms for school privatization , which ALEC advocates.

76. [ AzMac ] Arizona Media Arts Center And The Arizona International Film Festival In an effort to expose independent media to Tucson youth, 100 students from The arizona International Film Festival invites three area high schools to http://www.azmac.org/fits/fits2.html

The following is a brief history of a successful educational program called Festival-in-the-Schools which brings important aspects of the Film Festival to children in the community. go back The seeds for the Festival-in-the-Schools program are sown one summer when a collaborative program between Pima Community College and The Screening Room was initiated. In an effort to expose independent media to Tucson youth, 100 students from Cholla, Pueblo, Tucson High, Wakefield, Pistor and Maxwell middle School attended a series of programs highlighting different aspects of independent production. During the summer months, The Screening Room programmed the Kids Film Fest for families as an alternative to Hollywood blockbusters. The Arizona International Film Festival invites three area high schools to participate in the 1998 festival. One hundred students attend screenings of independent films participating in the festival. Filmmaker Marianne Dissard shares her knowledge about the making of Low y Cool , a documentary about the Camaradas Low Rider Bike Club.

77. W. P. Carey School Of Business - Center For Services Leadership The Center for Services Leadership (CSL) is a research center within the WP CareySchool of Business at arizona State University (ASU) and an outreach arm http://wpcarey.asu.edu/csl/

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78. The Foundation For Blind Children - Media Services media Center, Brailler Repair Service Tactile Museum Center is the statemedia center and library for all students in the State of arizona who are http://www.the-fbc.org/mediaCenter/

Welcome to the Media Center at the Foundation for Blind Children Designated by the Arizona Department of Education, the Arizona Instructional Resource Center is the state media center and library for all students in the State of Arizona who are blind or have a visual impairment. The AIRC provides adapted materials to its student clientele to help facilitate learning in the classroom, whether it be braille or large print text- and workbooks, recreational reading materials, or other adapted instructional materials and equipment, such as maps, rulers, games, braille writers, special paper, to name a few. Every effort is made to serve each student with the materials s/he may need in the classroom, in mainstreamed or other instructional settings. There is an annual library service fee per student for textbook provision, billed to the student's school district. One set of equipment per student is provided at no cost to the district. In the past two years, the AIRC has continued to grow: the annual student registration, completed for the Department of Education, recently passed the 1200 mark. In the 1997/98 school year, 190 students received AIRC's library services for their entire instructional needs, 136 in the large print medium and 54 in braille. The AIRC's continuing expansion is reflected by its production statistics, with over 100,000 braille pages and over 200,000 large print pages produced last year. The completion of the new computer library management system has greatly enhanced the AIRC's ability to offer state-of-the-art service to its clientele.

79. The Center For Education Reform Job Watch California and arizona Positions available at Greatschools.net, Action CenterContact Your Legislator On Education Reform Issues. school Board Network http://edreform.com/info/jobs.htm

Job Watch from The Center for Education Reform Job listings for education organizations including charter and other schools, policy and research foundations, and education reform and resource organizations. NOTE: Interested applicants should contact employers directly, using the contact information provided below. Links: CER Internship Application (Apply now for Upcoming CER Internships) CER Grants Alert Page , for additional teacher opportunities, including fellowships and scholarships. CER's National Job Bank referral service Links to Additional Education and Reform Employment Websites Submit your job listing to be posted to CER's Job Watch Page CER CAREER OPPORTUNITIES, Washington, DC State Liaison (Part-time) The Center for Education Reform, a leading national education reform organization focusing on choice and charter schools, is searching for part-time consultants that have the ability to travel to selected states and manage CER affiliates, organize and work with state charter leaders and operators to assist them in preparing substantive programs that grow and improve their state charter organizations. Ideal candidates will have a strong understanding of the national charter school movement, be organized and efficient, and have excellent writing and people skills. To apply, please submit and resume to hr@edreform.com

80. P2pnet.net - The Original Daily P2p And Digital Media News Site district s Administration Services Center, just south of Deer Valley HighSchool in Glendale, Re Re FBI raids arizona schools by Reader s Write http://p2pnet.net/story/1277

rss feed: http://p2pnet.net/p2p.rss contact: jon[at]p2pnet.net mission privacy Add real-time p2pnet headlines to YOUR ... site ! Click here to download our newsfeed code Web p2pnet.net BearShare p2p Warez P2P Hosting Welcome : ) Login: Password: Make a donation FBI raids Arizona schools Brent Whiting/The Arizona Republic FBI special agent Susan Herskovits keeps watch. p2pnet.net News:- The entertainment industry has finally gone beyond the pale. Yesterday, under the new, Hollywood-inspired Intellectual Property Task Force, FBI agents raided schools in Arizona, looking for 'pirate' music and movie contraband. In what may have been part of a nation-wide action, "Agents poured through data and records at a computer command center for the Deer Valley School District in the northwest Valley and blocked the office from the public," says an Arizona Republic story here "It was among other places in Arizona and 'quite a few other states' where sealed search warrants were served, the FBI said." "FBI agents raided the Deer Valley district's Administration Services Center, just south of Deer Valley High School in Glendale, at 6 a.m. and stayed most of the day. The site houses the district's information services and technology offices, essentially the 'brains' of the district's computer system, said Timothy Tait, district spokesman."

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