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41. The Union Free School District Of The Tarrytowns Links For Families
Picsearch has a family friendliness that allows children to surf in safety as all No matter what you like science and technology, art, business,
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Board of Education Documents Policy Manual Board Directory Site Sections District Home Page Blackboard.com WebEIM Facilities Project ... Atlas Curriculum Map
(Password required) 2003-04 District Calendar School Calendars Instructions for Subscribing to District Calendars ... Driving Directions Information Sections Repairs (Staff only) Check E-mail (out of district) Job Openings K-6 Curriculum Guides ... Comments?
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42. Juvenile Justice
The goal of the Training Center is to provide sciencebased, practical, family Law Advisor http//www.divorcenet.com Many links to information about
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43. Brandon Township Public Library
family Fun. “Great Ideas. Practical Advice. Great Things to Do.” science.First Gov for Kids science and Math. links to many sites for science and
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44. Teens And Young Adults
Focus on the family to enter careers in science, engineering and high technology.The site provides a newsletter, message boards, and related links.
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Adolescence and adulthood is a time of growth, new experiences, risk, and increasing responsibilities. It is a time of emergence, of "coming of age," and of becoming a part of the greater community. All people, including individuals with disabilities, go through major life changes during this period. Puberty brings on physical and emotional changes that can be difficult to handle in the teen years. If, however, teens have support and appropriate outlets for their feelings and emotions, and newly emerging support needs, they will soon enter adulthood, feel empowered, and gain independence.
When your child turns fourteen, it is time to begin the long road to transitioning from school life. A new set of terms and procedures arise that need to be learned and addressed in your child's IEP. Teenagers and young adults will need community activities that are age appropriate (see our comprehensive listing below) to help them build their social and leisure skills. At home, new resources may be needed to provide day-to-day supports as family members age and the child grows in to a mature adult.
Educational needs will focus on future job possibilities, and plans for life away from home begin to unfold. Teens and adults with developmental disabilities may need and want support and services in a variety of ways - and in different areas of life. This might include assistance to live more independently, find a job or other meaningful daytime activity, pursue more education, and/or participate in leisure activities separate from family. It might also be a time to get more involved in advocacy and to become an active participant in one's self-determination. From the parents/caregivers perspective, this is a time of researching and seeking resources that can support their loved one in their jobs, in community activities and in their living arrangements and to make plans for their child's care when they are gone.

45. Adolescent And Children Links
family Dependency Treatment Courts Addressing Child Abuse and Neglect Cases New Data Says More preteens are Abusing Inhalants - Abuse of inhalants by
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Adolescents / Children If you didn't find the information you were looking for or would like to recommend a link for this site please email us at admin@ipdany.org Alcohol Use and Prevention
  • Addiction Messenger - the newsletter of the Northwest Frontier ATTC - includes articles on co-occuring disorders in adolescents, retention, and infectious diseases.
  • Adolescent Drug Treatment Centers - in the first large scale research study NIDA found that longer stays in treatment programs can effectively decrease drug and alcohol use and criminal activity.
  • Alcohol Dependence and Abuse and Age at First Use Study - among the 14 million adults ages 21 and over who were classified as having past year alcohol dependence or abuse 95% had started using alcohol before the age of 21.
  • Alcohol Ads Aimed at Teens Increased in 2002 - Alcohol advertising on television, and youth exposure to it, grew substantially in 2002 from 2001, according to a study released by the Center on Alcohol Marketing and Youth (CAMY).
  • Alcohol's Damaging Effects on Adolescent Brain Function - Symposium speakers at the June 2004 Research Society on Alcoholism meeting in Vancouver, B.C. presented both animal and human research that clearly implicates alcohol use as a source of brain damage during these critical formative years.
  • Alcohol Related Birth Defects - The problem of alcohol related birth defects (ARBDs) is very large. In fact, maternal alcohol consumption is the leading known cause of mental retardation in the Western world. Although the range of intellectual deficits is wide, the average IQ of individuals with full blown Fetal Alcohol Syndrome (FAS) is approximately 70

46. NIFL-FAMILY 2002: [NIFL-FAMILY:728] FW: PEN Weekly NewsBlast Fo
The rationale for preschool science is that we need to expose children to science Some links in the PEN Weekly NewsBlast change or expire on a daily or
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47. Family Help In Rhode Island
TAKE POSITIVE ACTION TO HELP YOUR TEEN AND HEAL YOUR family This websiteconnects Rhode Island parents of preteens and teens with classes and workshops
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Focus Adolescent Services Need help for your teen? Call FocusAS M-F 9 am-5 pm ET Family Help in RHODE ISLAND Rhode Island Information Organizations Programs Support ... Books Click here to find out if your child is at-risk, displaying self-destructive behaviors, and needs your help and intervention. Home Resources State Directory Schools ... Contact HOTLINES AND HELPLINES Child Pornography Tipline ChildhelpUSA Child Abuse Hotline 1-800-4-A-CHILD Family Health Information Line
National Domestic Violence/Abuse Hotline
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TDD National Hotlines and Helplines National Runaway Switchboard 1-800-RUNAWAY National Suicide Hotline 1-800-SUICIDE Poison Help Rape, Abuse, and Incest National Network (RAINN) 1-800-656-HOPE Report Child Abuse in Rhode Island 1-800-RI-CHILD Rhode Island Missing Children Hotline Rhode Island Suicide and Crisis Hotlines Toll-Free Numbers for Health Information Victims of Crime Helpline
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48. Family Help In Michigan
TAKE POSITIVE ACTION TO HELP YOUR TEEN AND HEAL YOUR family 24Hour emergencypsychiatric services, shelter for teens and pre-teens in crisis (ages
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Focus Adolescent Services Need help for your teen? Call FocusAS M-F 9 am-5 pm ET Family Help in MICHIGAN Michigan Information Organizations Programs Support ... Books Click here to find out if your child is at-risk, displaying self-destructive behaviors, and needs your help and intervention. Home Resources State Directory Schools ... Contact HOTLINES AND HELPLINES Child Pornography Tipline ChildhelpUSA Child Abuse Hotline 1-800-4-A-Child Common Ground Crisis Line Listening Ear Crisis Hotline Michigan Assault Hotline 1-800-NO-MEANS-NO Michigan Parent Help Line Michigan Suicide and Crisis Hotlines National Domestic Violence/Abuse Hotline
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49. Resources
Parent Step Resource links for family, parents, kids(ours and yours)and everythingthat Books on parents, preteens, preschoolers and vegetarianism.
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Consult the experts on parenting, chat with other single moms online, post your questions on the messsage boards. This site has it all!
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A parenting and education resource. Advice from pediatricians, therapists and teachers. Messageboards, email of the week, poll. For parents of preschoolers thru high school students.
North America Missing Children Association (NAMCA)
NAMCA is a nationally registered, Non-Profit Volunteer Organation, dedicated to bringing Missing children and adults home. Currently NAMCA is actively involved in over 90 missing persons cases and we have helped close over 75 cases in the last two and a half years.
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Parents helping other parents through all stages of parenthood via our problem and solutions boards, e-mail discussion, live chat, tips and tricks, and a whole lot more!

50. A School Zone - Parent Page - Home Teaching, Raising Children, Organizations And
ChildFun family Web site Parenting advice, preschool ideas and support for National Parent to Parent Support and Information System, Inc. links
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51. Springfield Library: Teen Links
Flamingnet.com Book reviews and a reading list for preteens and young adults, our links in different subject areas science, history, travel, and more!
http://www.springfieldlibrary.org/liblinks/teenlnk.html
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Disaster Reading List for Teens
The Young Adult Library Services Association (YALSA) has developed a reading list of books about overcoming disaster and stories of survival for teens. The booklist, which features fiction and nonfiction, was created to help librarians, educators and concerned adults guide teens to books that may help them cope after Hurricane Katrina.
Graphic Novels for Teens from the Springfield Library
Check out this list of graphics novels at the Springfield Library. Includes how-to books for graphic novelists and artists, and links to helpful sites on the web.
Springfield Library: Books for Teens
Our librarians have put together some great reading lists for teens!
Flamingnet.com
Book reviews and a reading list for preteens and young adults, including advance literature reviews. Created by a student who loves to read and his dad. Proceeds from book sales are used to buy books for students and libraries in need.
Guys Read
A website devoted to reading by guys, about guys, for guys.

52. Baby Place Magazine Rack
Award winning Children?s Digest for preteens is the solution. family friendlymagazines with low discount subscription prices and 100% satisfaction
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53. How To Add A Family Member To A Real Estate Title | Csmonitor.com
which has tips for teachers, parents, teens, and preteens. Write Work Money Q A The Christian science Monitor 1 Norway Street Boston,
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54. How To Add A Family Member To A Real Estate Title | Csmonitor.com
The Christian science Monitor csmonitor.com Columbia Funds sponsorswww.younginvestor.com, which has tips for teachers, parents, teens, and preteens.
http://www.csmonitor.com/2005/0808/p17s02-wmgn.htm
from the August 08, 2005 edition - http://www.csmonitor.com/2005/0808/p17s02-wmgn.html
How to add a family member to a real estate title
By Steve Dinnen Q: Three years ago, my spouse and I purchased a home in my name with the expectation that once she improved her credit rating, her name would be added. She's lived up to her end of the bargain, so what steps do we take to add her name to the title?
E.B., via e-mail A: On the face of it, you have a fairly simple task, says Jerry P. Boisseau, a certified financial planner in Ocean County, N.J.. The only thing that really needs to be done is to notify the municipality that you want to change the title/ownership of the house from your name to joint names (both spouses). They'll send you any required paperwork. The two most common ways to retitle your home would be "Joint Tenants With Rights Of Survivorship" or "Joint With Tenancy In Common." Different states have different laws regarding home ownership, so you might check with a lawyer who can advise which route to go on titling, especially since it should be part of your estate planning. Titling one of your largest assets shouldn't be taken lightly, says Mr. Boisseau. Once this has been accomplished, you should notify the mortgage holder of the change if you still owe money on the home, he says. Don't forget to inform the insurance company as well.

55. A Mixing Bowl Of Links For Children
We are a family of six. Please stop by and visit our little place on the web! A new forum just for kids, preteens, teens. Come join the fun today!
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Other things may change us, but we start and end with family. ~ Anthony Brandt ~ Know of a website that we missed or want to exchange reciprocal links?
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57. For Parents And Students
DISCLAIMER The links below are not part of the US Department of State ForeignAffairs High School and College Considerations family Liaison Office,
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59. Child Development Net Links
Net links for resources on elementary schoolage children s physical, emotional, An attractive site from Australia s family and Children Services.
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Helpful information on the intellectual, physical, and social-emotional development of children from Robert Myers, PhD, of the Child Development Institute. Look around for more articles on parenting topics. Child Development from Elaine Gibson
I think this article will ease your mind about some of your child's problem behaviors and also help you recognize if your child's problems are outside of the normal range. The Child Development Web Site
An online tutorial on classic child development theories by Linda Chapman, MSW. Childhood Years: Ages Six Through Twelve
National Network for Child Care article about developmental aspects of middle childhood.

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Wordscapes® family Education links. Feature under development Please return soon Online Psych Raising Today s Teens Preteens
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Wordscapes Feature under development - Please return soon Jewishgen: The Home of Jewish Genealogy African-American Census Schedules Online Cajun Clickers Genealogy Sig Discover Your Ancestors: Asian American Genealogy Resources ... Native American Genealogy Genealogy For years, family history research was the pastime exclusively of individuals who had the time and resources to travel to ancestral towns and pore over old documents such as birth and death certificates, wedding announcements, baptismal records, and ships passenger lists. In recent years, family history research has been popularized by The Church of Jesus Christ and Latter Day Saints (the Mormons), for whom genealogical research is of religious importance. The Church has made microfilm records available for public viewing at Family History Centers all over the world. To find the center nearest you, visit the Church's page Where Is the Nearest Family History Center
The Web lets anyone publish genealogical data, and that data can be easily researched-an enormous time-saver for family genealogists. While there is still a vast amount of data that only exists in print or on microfilm, a number of projects to develop electronic versions of this information are under way.
Web sites for genealogists provide databases, research tips, and notifications of new data. They often have bulletin boards and other forums where researchers can exchange information and try to establish links between families. Many sites specialize in a particular region or ethnic group; these can be found through Web searches or via links from the general sites.

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