21. Hot Springs School District, Hot Springs, Arkansas District – Hot Springs school District No. 6 of Garland County, arkansas The purpose of the schools’ libraries/media centers is to supplement and enrich http://www.hssd.net/main/handbook.html

Calendar Contacts Mail Site Index] ... Home Check out our Magnet Schools Video/Audio Clips Clip One - Normal Quality - 56.6K Clip Two - Better Quality - 100K Clip Three - Best Quality - 300K Standards School Board Technology Employment ... General Info. For problems or questions regarding this site please contact Don Benton Technology Director HSSD Handbook for 2004-2005 DISCIPLINE – GENERAL The discipline policies of the district shall apply to all students while on school property, at any school-sponsored activity, or a school bus or under the supervision of a school employee. A student is subject to the discipline policies of the district for immorality, refractory conduct, insubordination, infectious disease, habitual uncleanness or any other conduct, act or omission that would tend to impair the discipline of the school, harm other students or employees, and/or be detrimental to the educational process, regardless of whether such occurs on or off school property, during or between school terms, or outside of school hours and regardless of whether a specific prohibition of the conduct is contained in district policy. Penalties and consequences shall be based upon the circumstances. The Superintendent shall have the discretion to establish specific policies for individual schools based upon the circumstances and ages of students. Such policies shall conform to applicable laws and regulations, and other policies of the district.

22. RUS Telecom - DLT Awards - Arkansas The arkansas school for Mathematics Science will use RUS grant funds to libraries, media centers, labs, and regular classrooms to provide online and http://www.usda.gov/rus/telecom/dlt/dltawards_ar.htm

Telecommunications Program DLT Home Success Stories DLT Awards DLT Awards - Arkansas 2004 Grant Awards: McGehee School District McGehee, Arkansas Areas served: Ashley , Bradley , Chicot , Desha , Lincoln , and Mississippi Counties Contact: Bobby Ashley, (870) 222-3670 Congressional District(s): AR-01, AR-04 This project will extend the opportunity for interactive distance learning in 12 rural school districts serving over 9,500 students. DLT funds will be used to help the districts fulfill a need to provide expanded course offerings that are mandated, but not funded by the State, to provide higher educational opportunities to the students. Grant funds will be used to purchase the interactive distance learning studio equipment. Osceola School District Osceola, Arkansas Areas served: Columbia, Crittenden, Fulton, Jefferson, Hempstead, Lafayette, Mississippi, Newton, Nevada, Ouachita, Stone, Sharp, and Van Buren Counties Contact: Milton Washington, 870-563-2561

23. Arkansas IMC: Fayetteville High School Unites Against Bigots The Fayetteville High school Gay Straight Alliance is the only club of its type in arkansas, and has gained media centers. www.indymedia.org. africa http://arkansas.indymedia.org/newswire/display/5374/index.php

@import url(/mod/comments/styles/default.css); @import url(/mod/features/styles/default.css); @import url(/mod/media/styles/default.css); @import url(/mod/newswire/styles/default.css); @import url(/mod/razorwire/styles/default.css); Arkansas IMC : http://arkansas.indymedia.org/newswire/display/5374/index.php home Features Newswire Media gallery ... Comment on this article News :: Fayetteville High School Unites Against Bigots Author Joe Diffie Photos By Holly Fisher Date Created 25 Nov 2004 More details... Date Edited 25 Nov 2004 06:51:12 PM Rating Current rating: Fred Phelp's Baptist Congregation showed up on Thursday to protest the Fayetteville High School Gay Straight Alliance on Thursday.They numbered a little over ten. Hundreds of students and community members poured onto the lawn of the school to counterprotest, proving that nothing can unite a community like an ignorant bigot. The crowd was very loud and someone from the back of the crowd threw some projectiles at the bigots. One woman reported being hit wiht a rock and a corporate reporter was struck with a plastic bottle. BMONK has compiled an excellent short video of the afternoon.

24. Arkansas IMC: Fayetteville High School Unites Against Bigots arkansas IMC http//arkansas.indymedia.org/feature/display/5374/index.php. Home arkansas IMC media centers. www.indymedia.org. africa http://arkansas.indymedia.org/feature/display/5374/index.php

@import url(/mod/comments/styles/default.css); @import url(/mod/features/styles/default.css); @import url(/mod/media/styles/default.css); @import url(/mod/newswire/styles/default.css); @import url(/mod/razorwire/styles/default.css); Arkansas IMC : http://arkansas.indymedia.org/feature/display/5374/index.php home Features Newswire Media gallery ... Comment on this feature News :: Gender and Sexuality Fayetteville High School Unites Against Bigots Author Joe Diffie Photos By Holly Fisher Date Created 25 Nov 2004 More details... Date Edited 25 Nov 2004 06:51:12 PM Rating Current rating: Fred Phelp's Baptist Congregation showed up on Thursday to protest the Fayetteville High School Gay Straight Alliance on Thursday.They numbered a little over ten. Hundreds of students and community members poured onto the lawn of the school to counterprotest, proving that nothing can unite a community like an ignorant bigot. The crowd was very loud and someone from the back of the crowd threw some projectiles at the bigots. One woman reported being hit wiht a rock and a corporate reporter was struck with a plastic bottle. BMONK has compiled an excellent short video of the afternoon.

25. University Of Arkansas Anthropology: Faculty - JoAnn D'Alisera Research explores the importance of religious institutions as spiritual centers in transnational communities, the ways in which religious commodities are utilized to affirm personal piety and identity, as well as call others to faith, and the growing production of popular religious texts in a variety of media. University of arkansas. http://www.uark.edu/depts/anthinfo/dalisera.htm

image1=new Image(110,120) image1.src="graphics/rocklogo-txt.gif" University of Arkansas Department of Anthropology Main Menu Home Undergraduate Studies Graduate ... Events Faculty Full-time Part-time Associate Professor JoAnn D'Alisera Dr. D'Alisera received her Ph.D. in cultural anthropology from the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign in 1997. Her Book, An Imagined Geography: Sierra Leonean Muslims in America , focuses on the way in which Sierra Leonean Muslims seek to preserve nostalgic images of "back home," and how they and their children come to view Africa through negative popular imaginings they encounter in the United States. SELECTED RECENT PUBLICATIONS An Imagined Geography: Sierra Leonean Muslims in America . Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 2004. Icons of Longing: Homeland and Memory in the Sierra Leonean Diaspora, PoLAR: The Political and Legal Anthropology Review I Islam: Popular Religious Commodities, Sites of Inscription, and Transnational Sierra Leonean Identity

26. Butterfield Junior High School, Van Buren, Arkansas - Library The Official web site of Butterfield Junior High school in Van Buren, arkansas. The BJHS Library media Center is comprised of 12 multimedia computers http://www.vbsd.us/bjhs/bjhs_media.html

27. Coleman Jr. High School, Van Buren, Arkansas - HOME OF THE COUGARS! Elizabeth Stallings and CJHS Students Recent media Center Event Overdue fines are .10 each school day. media Collection http://www.vbsd.us/cjhs/media.html

28. College Of Education & Health Professions Educational media Center, Educational Research Laboratory, and arkansas The arkansas school Study Council is a private, nonprofit research http://www.uark.edu/admin/urelinfo/CatalogofStudies/OLD_CATALOGS/98-99/education

Dean of the College, 325 Graduate Education Building, 575-3208 Associate Dean for Research, Graduate Studies, and Faculty Development, 219 Graduate Education Building, 575-4239 Associate Dean for Student Services and Undergraduate Studies, 11 Peabody Hall, 575-4203 Professional Education, Certification, Placement, 11 Peabody Hall, 575-235 Honors Program, 308Y HPER Building, 575-2899 Rehabilitation, Research, and Training Center, 320 West Avenue Annex, 575-3656 Sylvia Hack Boyer Center for Advising, 11 Peabody Hall, 575-4205 Dean: Charles E. Stegman, Ph.D., University of Missouri, Kansas City Associate Dean for Student Services and Undergraduate Studies: Annette D. Digby, Ed.D., University of Alabama Associate Dean for Research, Graduate Studies, and Faculty Development: M. Reed Greenwood, Ed.D., University of Arkansas Programs Offered Other Information Adult Education Agricultural Education Business Education Communication Disorders ... College of Education Home Page MISSION OF THE COLLEGE OF EDUCATION AND HEALTH PROFESSIONS Mission Statement: The mission of the College of Education and Health Professions is to enhance the quality of life of the citizens of Arkansas, the nation, and the world through the development of scholar-practitioners in education, health, and human services.

29. AETN's Satellite Delivery Network Rivercrest High school Wilson, AR. Southern arkansas University media Center Use this link to get a map to Southern arkansas University media Center http://www.aetn.org/SDN/magnolia.html

Other Downlink Sites Batesville High School Batesville, AR Faulkner County Public Library Conway, AR El Dorado, AR University of Arkansas Engineering Research Center Fayetteville, AR Forrest City High School Forrest City, AR Van Buren School District - Coleman Junior High School Van Buren, AR Horatio Elementary School Horatio, AR Arkansas State University Center for Economic Development Jonesboro, AR Lakeside High School Lake Village, AR Arkansas School for the Deaf Little Rock, AR Pulaski County Special School District Little Rock, AR Hall High Scool, LRSD Little Rock, AR Marmaduke High School Marmaduke, AR Arkansas State University - Mountain Home Mountain Home, AR Ozarka Technical College - Mountain View Campus Mountain View, AR Murfreesboro Public School District Murfreesboro, AR University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff Pine Bluff, AR Pottsville High School Pottsville, AR Oak Ridge Central School District Ravenden Springs, AR University of Arkansas Community College at Hope Hope, AR Mid-South Community College West Memphis, AR Garland County Community College Hot Springs, AR

30. AETN's Satellite Delivery Network 12. Hall High school, LRSD Little Rock, AR. 13. Southern arkansas University media Center Use this link to get a map to arkansas school for the Deaf http://www.aetn.org/SDN/deafschool.html

Other Downlink Sites Batesville High School Batesville, AR Faulkner County Public Library Conway, AR El Dorado, AR University of Arkansas Engineering Research Center Fayetteville, AR Forrest City High School Forrest City, AR Van Buren School District - Coleman Junior High School Van Buren, AR Horatio Elementary School Horatio, AR Arkansas State University Center for Economic Development Jonesboro, AR Lakeside High School Lake Village, AR Pulaski County Special School District Little Rock, AR Hall High School, LRSD Little Rock, AR Southern Arkansas University - Media Center Magnolia, AR Marmaduke High School Marmaduke, AR Arkansas State University - Mountain Home Mountain Home, AR Ozarka Technical College - Mountain View Campus Mountain View, AR Murfreesboro Public School District Murfreesboro, AR University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff Pine Bluff, AR Pottsville High School Pottsville, AR Oak Ridge Central School District Ravenden Springs, AR University of Arkansas Community College at Hope Hope, AR Mid-South Community College West Memphis, AR Garland County Community College Hot Springs, AR

31. School-Libaries.Net: Peter Milbury's Network Of School Librarian Web Pages by Holly A. Gillum, Library media Specialist, Anderson Elementary school, Crossett, arkansas. Lake Hamilton Junior High school Library media Center http://www.school-libraries.net/usa/ar.html

School Libraries.Net Peter Milbury's Network of School Librarian Web Pages Sponsored by the School of Library and Information Science @ San Jose State University Peter Milbury Original Creator Dr. Blanche Woolls Coordinator Dr. David Loertscher Coordinator Arkansas School Libraries K-12 Schools Curriculum Related Resources Professional Associations School Libraries Anderson Elementary Library Maintained by Holly A. Gillum, Library Media Specialist, Anderson Elementary School, Crossett, Arkansas. Greenwood High School Library Media Center Maintained by Jan Owens, Media Specialist, Greenwood High School Library Media Center, Greenwood, Arkansas. Fayetteville High School Library Maintained by Sarah Roberson and Pam Skipper, Librarians Fayetteville High School, Fayetteville, Arkansas. Lake Hamilton Junior High School Library Media Center Maintained by Diane Hughes, School Library Media Specialist, Lake Hamilton Junior High, Pearcy, Arkansas. Monticello Intermediate School Library Maintained by Terri Longing, Librarian, Monticello, AR.

32. Central Arkansas Library System Note Every school media center should subscribe to the arkansas Historical Quarterly. Having been published for well over fifty years, the Quarterly is a http://www.cals.lib.ar.us/butlercenter/bib.htm

Library Locations: Choose... Aerospace Brown Fletcher Main Maumelle McMath Milam Nixon Sanders Terry Thompson Williams PUBLISHED ARKANSAS HISTORY MATERIALS A Selected Bibliography for Teachers by Tom W. Dillard, Curator Butler Center for Arkansas Studies Central Arkansas Library System Textbooks and Related Instructional Materials Bibliographies and Finding Aids General Works Periodicals The purpose of this bibliography is to compile in handy form a listing of publications and other materials which teachers of Arkansas History might find useful. This is not a comprehensive bibliography of everything that ought to be found in a school media center or public library. Rather, it is intended to help the individual teacher pull together the information needed to prepare lesson plans and effectively teach about our state. The teacher can use this list to get started, then build on it as time goes by. Almost every month something new and useful is published in the field. Becoming an informed teacher of Arkansas History is a life-time process, one which involves much readingbut it is a satisfying experience. The bulk of the titles in this list are still in-print and available. However, a number of out-of-print titles are included. These materials can usually be found in college and university libraries as well as the larger public libraries in the state. I would urge you to familiarize yourself with the Arkansas collection in your local libraries. Computer software titles, as well as vidoes, are not included in this list, but it is expected that these resources will become more numerous as time goes by.

33. Arkansas Guest Guide Performing Arts - Ark. Business Online Media Paper Arkansas arkansas Arts Center MacArthur Park Ninth and Commerce streets The Ballet arkansas school for the Performing Arts also provides classes for ages 3adult http://www.arkansasbusiness.com/leisure/perform_arts.asp

Agriculture / Poultry Business Services Construction Education ... Site Map See below for details on performing arts groups and theaters, including program details, hours and contact information. Aerospace Education Center and IMAX Theater 3301 E. Roosevelt Road Little Rock/376-IMAX www.aerospaced.org The Aerospace Education Center's IMAX Theater features a giant screen that is 10 times larger than a conventional movie screen. A six-channel sound system puts viewers in the midst of the action. In addition, the Aerospace Education Center offers a public library with a vast aviation focus as well as permanent and traveling exhibits. A gift shop carries space and aviation souvenirs for all ages, and a U.S. Postal Service branch office is a convenient place to mail postcards and gifts to friends and family. Call for IMAX show times. Arkansas Repertory Theatre 601 Main St. Little Rock/378-0405 www.therep.org The Rep presents six MainStage performances and several special events each season. Performances are held in the restored Galloway building at the corner of Sixth and Main streets in downtown Little Rock. Remaining performances scheduled for the 2004-2005 season include "The Miracle Worker," "Hot Mikado" and "Much Ado About Nothing.” Show times are 7 p.m. Wednesday, 8 p.m. Thursday-Saturday and 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday. Tickets are $20-$35, and group rates are available. Call for reservations. Celebrity Attractions 300 S. Spring St.

34. Arkansas Valley Correctional Facility (AVCF) arkansas Valley Community Center Board (Girch Center) The center can be Crowley County High school media center, located at 602 Main St. in Ordway, http://www.doc.state.co.us/Facilities/AVCF/avcf.asp

Home Welcome Administrative Regs Community/Parole ... Visiting Read the Colorado Department of Corrections Web Site ARKANSAS VALLEY CORRECTIONAL FACILITY General information about the facility Warden.............................. Carl Zenon Associate Wardens...........Rod Cozzetto Address: 12750 Highway 96, Lane 13 P.O. Box 1000 Crowley, CO 81034 Telephone: (719)267-3520 Located near Ordway, Colorado, approximately 50 miles east of Pueblo, AVCF was the first new major adult facility built outside the Canon City area. The facility opened in 1987 and houses 1,007 medium custody inmates with 279 line staff and 49 other staff.. Where is this Facility Located? A look at Crowley . . . COUNTY AT A GLANCE According to the 1990 census Crowley County has 3,946 residents. A breakdown of the population shows: 2,104 people live in unincorporated or rural areas. This includes the prison population. 225 people live in Crowley.

35. Amigos Resource Sharing Agreement List Of Signers ASG, East arkansas Community College, Learning Resource Center FS4, Northside High school, media Center. FSM, Fort Smith Public Library http://www.amigos.org/interlibraryloan/f9167.html

Amigos Resource Sharing Agreement List of Signers A B C D ... Z OCLC Symbol Institution St. Luke's Medical center, Rosenzweig Health Sciences Library Alcatel USA Learning center (non-OCLC user) Arizona - Sonora Desert Museum Library (non-OCLC user) Woolworth Community Library (non-OCLC user) Kronos Group Library (non-OCLC user) Kingwood College Library (non-OCLC user) Radian International LLC Ryan Engineering, Inc. Library (non-OCLC user) A A$D The Art Institute of Dallas Colorado River Indian Tribes Library/Archive Prescott College Library Arizona Transportation Research center Library Arizona State University, East Library Institute of American Indian Arts Arkansas State University Mountain Home AAN Albuquerque Academy ACAOM ACC Amarillo College Library, Learning Resource center AEW U. S. Army Engineer District, Ft. Worth Technical Library AHB Medical Library, Brooke Army Medical center AHE University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, AHEC Libraries AHO Malvern Hot Springs County Library AHS Harding University, Brackett Library

36. THE LARGEST PAID NON-DAILY NEWSPAPER IN ARKANSAS: TOP STORY>> Districts To Start Adkins Elementary school media center, Sherwood Elementary school media David Robinson of the arkansas News Bureau contributed to this article. http://www.arkansasleader.com/2005/05/top-story-districts-to-start-on-their.html

@import url("http://www.blogger.com/css/blog_controls.css"); @import url("http://www.blogger.com/dyn-css/authorization.css?blogID=10755469"); THE LARGEST PAID NON-DAILY NEWSPAPER IN ARKANSAS Wednesday, May 04, 2005 TOP STORY>> Districts to start on their facilities IN SHORT: The new state school improvement board established emergency rules so districts can keep children “safe, warm, dry and healthy.” By John Hofheimer Leader staff writer The freshly minted Public School Academic Facilities and Transportation Commission on Tuesday authorized interim director Dave Floyd to begin hiring a staff and it adopted emergency rules and regulations for 120 days so that schools can begin applying for authorization and money to make critical school repairs. Applications are due by July 1, but “we are ready, waiting on them to say, ‘Here’s the money,’” said James Warren, assistant superintendent for facilities at Pulaski County Special School District. “We know what needs to be fixed first and foremost. They’ll have people looking over our shoulder. We need to spend on roofs. That’s where we are right now. “The district has roofs and HVAC systems that are more than 20 years old and need to be replaced. Right now, roofs are leaking into classrooms, ruining floor and ceiling tiles,” according to Warren.

37. THE LARGEST PAID NON-DAILY NEWSPAPER IN ARKANSAS: TOP STORY>> Single-gender Scho THE LARGEST PAID NONDAILY NEWSPAPER IN arkansas between the two schools for elective classes, computer labs, a media center and other purposes. http://www.arkansasleader.com/2005/07/top-story-single-gender-school-ready.html

@import url("http://www.blogger.com/css/blog_controls.css"); @import url("http://www.blogger.com/dyn-css/authorization.css?blogID=10755469"); THE LARGEST PAID NON-DAILY NEWSPAPER IN ARKANSAS Wednesday, July 20, 2005 TOP STORY>> Single-gender school ready IN SHORT: Boys principal defines the problem as the Pulaski district rolls out an innovative, if so-far unproven, approach to education. By John Hofheimer Leader staff writer Like it or not, boys will be in one building, girls in another when Jacksonville Middle School starts the new school year August 19—the state’s first modern-day experiment with single-gender schools. Throughout the country, there were 161 districts implementing or preparing to implement single-gender classes last spring, according to Marvin V. Jeter III, assistant superintendent for learning services. Jeter said many of the teachers and parents he talked to were excited about the innovative program, but others were adopting a wait-and-see attitude. Laura Shirley, who will serve as principal of the girls school, is out of town, but Michael Nellums, principal of both the boys school and the in-school suspension program in yet another building, thinks the idea may work. “We’re looking for opportunities to change young men’s direction as it relates to academics,” Nellums said. “Boys have always done worse at this level. We’re hoping to change that picture drastically.

38. Lavaca Middle School The library media center is located at the Golden Arrows intersection of the arkansas High school Activities Association http//www.ahsaa.org/ http://lavacapublicschools.k12.ar.us/16midlibrary.htm

Lavaca Middle School 1000 South Division Lavaca, Arkansas Middle School Library Lavaca Middle School Library Media Center The library media center is located at the Golden Arrows intersection of the hallways at Lavaca Middle School. The center at the new middle school is a work in progress. A collection of books, periodicals, and media materials are currently being selected to meet the curricular needs and interests of our students and faculty. A majority of the new books will contain documentation of the Lexile level. http://lexile.com . A large portion of the books being ordered will also contain documentation of the Accelerated Reader levels and corresponding quizzes. All grade levels in the middle school will incorporate Accelerated Reader. The center is fully automated with six computers available for student use. These computers have access to an electronic card catalog which helps patrons identify and locate resources. These computers also have access to the Internet and other electronic resources. For additional information or assistance, contact Joanna Ray, Library Media Specialist.

39. Lavaca Public High School Library In Lavaca, Arkansas Lavaca High school 704 South Davis Lavaca, arkansas 72941 479674-5612 The Lavaca High school Library media Center provides a print collection and http://lavacapublicschools.k12.ar.us/10highlibrary.htm

Lavaca High School 704 South Davis Lavaca, Arkansas 72941 High School Library LAVACA HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARY The Lavaca High School Library Media Center provides a print collection and electronic databases designed to meet the needs of students and staff. The library is staffed and accessible throughout the school day. Circulation The media center uses an automated program, Winnebago Spectrum, for circulation of all types of books, educational materials and equipment. Books may be checked out for 2 week periods and rechecked as needed. A fine of .05 per school day is assessed on overdue books. Reference books and periodicals do not circulate outside the library. Books and materials are selected to meet the curriculum needs and interests of our students and staff. Six computer stations with Internet access and Microsoft Office are also available for student use.

40. School Library Collection Development Challenged Materials Policy Rogers Public school System, arkansas Selection Criteria for school Library media Center Collections - Baltimore MD County http://www.sldirectory.com/libsf/resf/coldev2.html

Resources for School Librarians - Index Collection Development Collection Development Menu: General Collection Development Collection Development Policies Evaluation and Weeding Book Repair ... Selection Tools "It does not matter how many books you may have, but whether they are good or not." - Lucius Annaeus Seneca (3 B.C.-65 A.D.), Epistolae Morale Collection Development in General Collection Development Training for Arizona Public Libraries - This is an excellent introduction to all aspects of library collection development including policies, acquisitions, evaluation, and weeding. Although designed for the small public library, it will be equally useful in the school library. AcqWEB - An extensive site for collection development with information on verification tools, vendors, bibliographic utilities and much more. 2005 Book Prices - From School Library Journal. (For subscribers only $$) Statistical Analysis of Texas school library collections, 2001 A Review of the Research Relating to School Library Media Collections - By Daniel Callison in SLMQ, Fall, 1990. Planning Ahead for the Book Challenge that is Sure to Come - Article by Edna M. Boardman, 2003. Be prepared with a good selection policy.

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