101. Welcome To The Chico H.S. Library Blue Ribbon School 1996 california Distinguished School CHS Library 2000 Web Award CHS Library Pictures. Students who score higher on tests http://dewey.chs.chico.k12.ca.us/

IRAQ UPDATE! Military Deaths Civilian Deaths Constitution Day Information Resources ... Click to Read How to Find Books at Your Reading Level High Quality Informational Databases Search for Magazine Articles Research Controversial Issues Medical and Health Information Find out about famous people's lives Google News Searcher Yahoo News Searcher Reference Books Online Encyclopedia and Other Reference Works Free, High Quality Dictionary Free, High Quality Dictionary Find art images by artist, title, movement, etc. Music styles, artists, songs, albums and more Search reference, poetry, fiction, nonfiction books Click image to meet your library staff We are a Good Ideas School Library Read our and recognitions of the California School Library Association 100+ Years of CHS History Blue Ribbon School ... Pictures "Students who score higher on "tests tend to come from schools which have more library resource staff and more books, periodicals and videos,and where the instructional role of the teacher-librarian and involvement in cooperative program planning and teaching is more prominent." The Impact of School Library Media Centers on Academic Achievement . See also: School Library Facts . This excellent page offers many articles and studies about the value of school libraries. The Mission of the Chico High School Library Media Program is to support the curriculum of Chico High School, and as part of that mission provide access to current, adequate, and appropriate information resources,and to ensure that all students, teachers, and staff are effective users of ideas and information.

102. New Webpage District news, administration contact information, and resources for parents, students, and faculty. http://www.california.k12.mo.us/

We have a new district webpage. Please change your bookmark to www.californiak12.org

103. BCSD : BCSD : News & Events Bakersfield City School District Education Center - 1300 Baker Street - Bakersfield, california 93305 - Phone 661.631.4600 - Fax 661.326.1485 http://www.bcsd.com/

Home BCSD Links BCSD Home Board of Education Calendar of Events Community Partnerships ... Contact Us Staff Resources For BCSD Staff Webmail Info Air Quality Index Fog Delay Info Contact Info 1300 Baker St Bakersfield, CA 93305 Phone (661) 631-4600 Fax (661) 326-1485 Search BCSD BCSD The Bakersfield City School District KCFW – Creative Expression Contest As part of National Family Week, November 13-19, the Kern County Family Week Committee is sponsoring the ninth annual CREATIVE EXPRESSION CONTEST for all students in grades 1 through 12. This year’s theme is: “What My Family Means to Me.” Each student who participates must have the completed entry form attached to their entry. ENTRY DEADLINE : Monday, October 24, 2005. The entries will be evaluated by a panel of judges from the community. Four Grand Prize winners will be selected, along with a first, second, and third place winner in each category for each grade. For additional information please click here Posted to the District News Department - - Helpful Information for School Registration Parents registering students for the first time must provide the school with the following documents: birth certificate, up to date immunization record, proof of address-this may be any document mailed to the address provided (i.e. phone bill, rental agreement), and a physical for students entering kindergarten and first grade.

104. California Area School District The california Area School District is asking all parents of california Area School District students to take a survey on cafeteria operations within the http://www.calsd.org/

First Day of School August 29, 2005 View - School Attendance - 2005-2006 View School Calendar 2005-2006 2005-2006 Testing Schedule Mission Statement: Prepare California Area School District students to become informed, responsible, and productive individuals. Motivate students to pursue learning as a lifelong endeavor to meet the challenges of the twenty-first century. 2003-2004 District Report Card Homework Harrier Contact us: amatia@calsd.org

105. Belmont-Redwood Shores School District, Belmont, California The Governing Board of the BelmontRedwood Shores School District invites individuals who reside Be sure to visit our foundation web site School-Force http://www.belmont.k12.ca.us/

Belmont-Redwood Shores School District Online Customer Service Please visit our new customer service center online for an easy way to send your questions, complaints and compliments directly to the District staff person who can help you. New Bell Schedule for 2005-2006 Access Board Policies on-line! The Governing Board of the Belmont-Redwood Shores School District invites individuals who reside within the boundaries of the school district to apply for the Parcel Tax Citizens' Advisory Committee. Applications are currently being received for the Parcel Tax Citizens’ Advisory Committee. Oversight Committee Application (PDF) 05-06 School Calendar (PDF) SFID for New School in Redwood Shores (revision: 8/12/05) Attention Parents: Please review this letter from Superintendent John McIntosh concerning enrollment in the District. Board Meeting Agendas and Minutes now available at a new location. Please visit Belmont eAgenda at http://belmont.csbaagendaonline.net/ and click on "Meetings" (on bar below header). Feedback from Board Budget Study Session BRSSD Home Schools News ... AnnualReports (SARC) Web site by PowerTurn Consulting

106. WUHSD - Home When students at california High School and La Serna High School return from summer vacation in August, they will be greeted by Rich Boline and Martin http://www.wuhsd.k12.ca.us/

To Achieve and Maintain Excellence Sep 19, 2005 WUHSD Launches Comprehensive, Three-Pronged Student Support Initiative - "Whatever It Takes" WUHSD students work in pairs on a math problem B eing a high school freshman can be an unnerving experience as students are faced with a new and larger school, new classes, new classmates and new social pressures. To address this reality, the Whittier Union High School District this September will introduce several new initiatives designed to provide systematic support to all students to ensure a successful, positive high school experience beginning on day one. In its first year these initiatives will focus on the freshman classes at each of the WUHSD's high schools, including a freshman-only school day on September 6, strategies to methodically improve communication between WUHSD and its partner elementary districts, and an extension of the Summer Bridge program throughout the regular school year. With the implementation of these programs, incoming freshmen will benefit from resources made available to keep students involved and supported throughout their high school careers. "We know that the first year is critical - students make connections with their teachers, their peers and their schoolwork early on that will last throughout high school," said WUHSD Superintendent Sandra Thorstenson. "With that in mind, our goal is to get them engaged right from the start and keep them focused through graduation."

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