81. Indiana Education Council A second criteria is whether the alternative revenue source(s) will allocate would affect tax burdens in different types of indiana school corporations. http://www.ncrel.org/sdrs/pbriefs/98/session2.htm

Sponsored by the North Central Regional Educational Laboratory and the Education Commission of the States IEC TOC Previous Next Session II Dr. John Huie, vice president of Purdue University, and Dr. Neil Theobald of the Indiana University Education Policy Center presented on the second panel. Their comments focused on the implications for eliminating property taxes as a revenue source for public education in Indiana. As co-chair of the Governor's Commission on Taxes, Dr. Huie began by describing the purpose and work of the Commission. The Commission is composed of representatives from every taxpaying group in the state, including farmers, realtors, citizens, schools, universities, towns, counties, and townships. Its number one priority is to explore substitute strategies to reduce the property tax. One approach is to target tax relief to population groups, such as low-income citizens, homeowners, or small business owners. A second approach is to shift certain funds away from property tax support to state support. Funds for consideration may be the general fund, city welfare, or others. Dr. Theobald

82. Northwest Indiana News: Nwitimes.com nwitimes.com is the information source for Northwest indiana. will meet with school officials to discuss the potential for using the alternative fuel. http://www.thetimesonline.com/articles/2004/09/03/news/porter_county/c23f889c700

About Contact Help Advertise ... PREMIUM Super Car Wash $4.99 No more stinking school bus smoke? PORTAGE: Biodiesel fuel more costly, but cleaner burning alternative for buses BY JOYCE RUSSELL Times Staff Writer This story ran on nwitimes.com on Friday, September 3, 2004 12:01 AM CDT ADVERTISEMENT PORTAGE The days of black puffs of smoke emitting from the tailpipes of Portage Township School buses could be numbered. The School Board recently gave approval to seek bids for biodiesel fuel, a fuel alternative consisting of 20 percent soybeans and 80 percent diesel fuel. "It is a good alternative to reduce emissions on buses," said PTS Director of Transportation Dave Harman. Less emissions mean cleaner air, especially for children who ride one of the township's 96 buses back and forth to school each day. Biodiesel fuel isn't new. The School City of Hammond has used it in their buses for three years. "If you were behind one of our buses, there would be no fumes, no black smoke," Hammond's Director of Transportation Alexander Fraser said. The alternative fuel burns so clean, said Fraser, that when Hammond first began using it, the maintenance department had to change fuel filters more than usual because the biodiesel fuel was cleaning out the buses' engines, tanks and pipes. Fraser said in his district's experience school mechanics have not been able to identify any ill effects of using biodiesel fuel, and they have seen a slight increase in fuel mileage per gallon.

83. Pairing Special Needs Preschoolers With Older Alternative School Students At Greenbriar Elementary in Anderson, indiana, preschoolers with disabilities Pairing special needs preschoolers with older alternative school students http://epicenter.nationalserviceresources.org/index.taf?_function=abstract&Layou

84. Alternative Education, Danville Community School Corp. is a fully accredited alternative educational program with the State of indiana. School corporations may see this alternative as a means of dropout http://www.danville.k12.in.us/AltSchl/

Home FAQs Site Map Search ... District Information Opportunity House Kurt Woosley, Director Click on the links below for information on Opportunity House. Alternative Education Athletic Participation Attendance Procedures Calendar ... Visitors History Opportunity House opened during the 1999-2000 school year. During the first semester, the overall program and curriculum were developed. Student enrollment began the second semester. Opportunity House is a fully accredited alternative educational program with the State of Indiana. All financial considerations are overseen by the Danville Community School Corporation. Opportunity House was originally developed by the school administrations of the three neighboring school corporations: Danville Community Schools, Mill Creek Community Schools and North West Hendricks Schools. The three founding superintendents assisted in the development and funding to help students at risk. Staff The staff at Opportunity House consists of the director/teacher of alternative education and one (1) support staff member. The director is the administrator of the program as well as the lead teacher. Support staff assists the director in his/her development, assessment, and success of the program. Alternative Education Alternative schools have emerged as a way to denote schools and programs targeting students who are or who have been unsuccessful in the traditional school environment. School corporations may see this alternative as a means of dropout prevention and/or remediation. Students admitted into an alternative program may be parenting, in the juvenile court system, homeless, having family problems, or experiencing other obstacles to learning in the traditional school. The benefits of an alternative program along with the numerous advantages alternative schools have for students are:

85. IUPUI Course Bulletin Crisis Center alternative House. East Chicago School Corporation indiana Department of Mental Health. indiana School for the Deaf http://bulletin.iupui.edu/2004-html/swk/agencies.html

Agencies Participating in Field Instruction The following list represents the most current account of participating field agencies. Agencies in Indiana Allen County Lutheran Behavioral Health Center Northern Indiana V.A. Healthcare Center Park Center, Inc. Parkview Memorial Hospital Special Alternatives Family and Youth Ward Education Center Bartholomew County Foundation for Youth George Junior Republic Hospice of Bartholomew County Quinco Behavioral Health Systems ReUnion Family Association Boone County Behavioral Healthcare Brown County Brown County Family Access Program Quinco Behavioral Health Systems Cass County Lewis Cass Intermediate School District Southeastern School Corporation Woodlands Behavioral Center Clinton County Clinton County Division of Family and Child Decatur County Decatur County Memorial Hospital Delaware County Arbor Clinic Betterway Muncie Reception and Diagnostic Center Elkhart County Adoption Resource Services, Inc. Eastlake Terrace Elkhart Community Schools Elkhart General Hospital Elkhart Youth Services Bureau Oaklawn Community and Service Partial Hospital Oaklawn Psychiatric Services Violence Intervention Project Fayette County East Central Special Services Fayette County Probation Office Whitewater Care Pavilion Fountain County Families United Fulton County Step Ahead/First Steps Grant County Family Service Society Grant-Blackford Mental Health Center Northern Indiana VA Healthcare Center Trinity House Counseling Greene County Bloomfield Community Schools Hamilton County Family Service Association Hamilton Center

86. MCCSC Information the Monroe County Community School Corporation, Bloomington, indiana, USA. Aurora alternative School , 150207. Bloomington High School North http://www.mccsc.edu/info.html

Monroe County Community School Corporation 315 North Drive . Bloomington, IN 47401 . USA . 812.330.7700 www.MCCSC.edu Information Welcome Superintendent's Message ... Employment Opportunities Employee Agreements AFSCME 2004 MCEA-MCCSC 2004 Support Staff 2004 Faculty-Staff eMail Fire Drill Report Form [IFPC] Adobe Document no Macros Foundation MCCS Integrated Pest Management Indiana DoE ISTEP+ Results ... Safe School Emergency Preparedness and Crisis Intervention Plan Tornado Safety Rules from DoE School Board Districts School Test Codes (CEEB/ACT) School Day ... Time Zones Tornado Report Form [part of IFPC Fire Report...] Adobe Document no Macros Tornado Safety Rules from DoE Transportation Use of School Facilities, public application Weather ... Welcome to the MCCSC Back to the Top www.MCCSC.edu Administration Message ... MCCS Foundation The MCCSC Learning Network subscribes to Policy and Guidelines 2521 of the Monroe County Community School Corporation. Links contained on these pages to information or other organizations are presented as a service and neither constitute nor imply endorsement or warranty. © 1998 MCCSC. Last update: 22 January 2004. Closing/Delay Advisories When viewing a notification page on the web, please 'Refresh' or 'Reload' your browser to be sure you are getting the latest information.

87. Indiana University Of Pennsylvania - [Dept. Name] Communicating without speech practical augmentative alternative Supporting special educational needs in secondary school classrooms / Jane Lovey. http://www.lib.iup.edu/depts/coldev/specialedbks.htm

Contact Us Directory Site Map Search ... Catalogs Special Education Special Ed. Orders/Approval 03/04 Acoustics for audiologists / Peter Haughton. Aggression and antisocial behavior in children and adolescents : research and treatment / Daniel F. Connor ; foreword by Russell A. Barkley. Art therapy and AD/HD : diagnostic and therapeutic approaches / Diane Stein Safran. Assessment in early childhood settings : learning stories / Margaret Carr. Auditory sound transmission : an autobiographical perspective / Jozef J. Zwislocki. OVERSIZE LC4719.G7 A97 2002 Breaking the cycle of failure : how to build and maintain quality alternative schools / Carole Mottaz. Case studies about children and adolescents with special needs / Nancy Halmuber, Kathleen Jeakle Beauvais.

88. Status Of Complementary And Alternative Medicine In The Osteopathic Medical Scho and Cell Biology at indiana University School of Medicine in Evansville, Reflecting society s interest in complementary and alternative medicine http://www.jaoa.org/cgi/content/abstract/104/3/121

HOME HELP FEEDBACK SUBSCRIPTIONS ... TABLE OF CONTENTS QUICK SEARCH: [advanced] Author: Keyword(s): Year: Vol: Page: This Article Full Text Full Text (PDF) Alert me when this article is cited ... Citation Map Services Email this article to a friend Similar articles in this journal Similar articles in PubMed Alert me to new issues of the journal ... Download to citation manager PubMed PubMed Citation Articles by Saxon, D. W. Articles by Raess, B. U. MEDICAL EDUCATION Status of Complementary and Alternative Medicine in the Osteopathic Medical School Curriculum Dale W. Saxon , PhD Godfrey Tunnicliff , PhD James J. Brokaw , PhD, MPH Beat U. Raess , PhD Dr. Saxon is an assistant professor in the Department of Anatomy and Cell Biology at Indiana University School of Medicine in Evansville, where Dr. Tunnicliff is a professor in the Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology and Dr. Raess is a professor in the Department of Pharmacology and Toxicology. Dr. Brokaw is an assistant dean in the Office of Medical Student Affairs and an associate professor in the Department of Anatomy and Cell Biology at the Indiana University School of Medicine in Indianapolis. Address correspondence to James J. Brokaw, PhD, MPH, Office of Medical Student Affairs, Indiana University School of Medicine, Medical Science Building, Room 164, 635 Barnhill Dr, Indianapolis, IN 46202-5120. E-mail:

89. Using Qualitative Research Methods To Explore The Extension/Judicial Partnership A $22000 grant for a teen center was received and an alternative school established. Through the use of qualitative research methods, the indiana http://www.joe.org/joe/1997february/iw3.html

February 1997 Volume 35 Number 1 Using Qualitative Research Methods to Explore the Extension/Judicial Partnership in Indiana Mary Pilat Assistant Professor /Extension Specialist 4-H Youth Department Purdue University West Lafayette, Indiana Internet address: mp@four-h.purude.edu The Purdue University Cooperative Extension Service since 1991 has been involved with a special project which partners Juvenile Court judges and Extension educators at the local community level. A county Extension educator and a Circuit Court judge saw a need for such cooperation in order to address the needs of today's youth and families. Together they developed a training package for community teams of an Extension educator, the judge with juvenile court jurisdiction, and other law enforcement and human service personnel. Each team participated in two three-day training sessions, assessed community needs, conducted community information sessions, and developed and implemented plans of action to address alcohol and substance abuse issues and other juvenile issues identified by the assessment process. As a result of the CSR Initiative in Indiana, local community teams have generated various levels of community and organizational involvement in juvenile justice issues and developed local community action plans. Efforts to evaluate the CSR project have been challenging because of this variety.

90. Central Alternative School High School Alumni Classmates @ Reunion Central alternative School High School Alumni Class Reunions. Complete your FREE registration to view your Central alternative School class list and find http://static.reunion.com/us/indiana/lakestation/centralalternativeschool/

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91. Bloomington, Indiana Detailed Profile - Travel And Real Estate Info, Jobs, Hotel Profiles Bloomington, Monroe County, indiana local houses, apartments, residents, AURORA alternative SCHOOL (Students 91; Location 524 N FAIRVIEW ST; http://www.city-data.com/city/Bloomington-Indiana.html

Bloomington, Indiana Back to Indiana All Cities For a short time only we are giving away in prizes - enter just by sending us your own city pictures! Planning a vacation? Current weather forecast for Bloomington, IN Population (year 2000): 69,291, Est. population in July 2002: 69,987 (-1.0% change) Males: 33,650 (48.6%), Females: 35,641 (51.4%) Elevation: 745 feet County: Monroe Land area: 19.7 square miles Zip codes: Median resident age: 23.3 years Median household income: $25,377 (year 2000) Median house value: $126,000 (year 2000) New: Bloomington, IN residents, houses, and apartments details Races in Bloomington: White Non-Hispanic (85.7%) Black (4.2%) Hispanic (2.5%) Two or more races (2.0%) Korean (1.5%) Chinese (1.4%) Other race (1.1%) Asian Indian (0.9%) American Indian (0.8%) Other Asian (0.7%) Japanese (0.5%) Ancestries: German (24.9%), Irish (13.3%), English (10.9%), United States (6.6%), Italian (4.2%), Polish (4.0%). For population 25 years and over in Bloomington High school or higher: 91.2% Bachelor's degree or higher: 54.8% Graduate or professional degree: 29.5%

92. South Bend, Indiana Detailed Profile - Travel And Real Estate Info, Jobs, Hotels HAMILTON alternative SCHOOL (Students 144; Location 1530 E JACKSON; Lasalle high school has been closed. South Bend compared to indiana state http://www.city-data.com/city/South-Bend-Indiana.html

South Bend, Indiana Back to Indiana All Cities Submit pictures of this city Planning a vacation? Current weather forecast for South Bend, IN Population (year 2000): 107,789, Est. population in July 2002: 106,558 (-1.3% change) Males: 51,383 (47.7%), Females: 56,406 (52.3%) Elevation: 725 feet County: St. Joseph Land area: 38.7 square miles Zip codes: Median resident age: 32.7 years Median household income: $32,439 (year 2000) Median house value: $66,600 (year 2000) New: South Bend, IN residents, houses, and apartments details Races in South Bend: White Non-Hispanic (63.3%) Black (24.6%) Hispanic (8.5%) Other race (4.9%) Two or more races (2.8%) American Indian (1.0%) (Total can be greater than 100% because Hispanics could be counted in other races) Ancestries: German (17.4%), Polish (10.6%), Irish (10.5%), English (5.8%), United States (3.9%), Hungarian (3.3%). For population 25 years and over in South Bend High school or higher: 77.7% Bachelor's degree or higher: 20.3% Graduate or professional degree: 8.4% Unemployed: 8.3% Mean travel time to work: 19.4 minutes

93. Environmental Protection Agency - Financial Assistance - Indiana The program provides funding for traditional projects, school projects, indiana s alternative Fuel Transportation Grant Program is designed to enable http://yosemite.epa.gov/oar/globalwarming.nsf/webprintview/ResourceCenterFunding

var homeDb = 'oar/globalwarming.nsf' Global Warming Recent Additions Contact Us Print Version Search: EPA Home Global Warming Resource Center Funding ... States Financial Assistance - Indiana Back Alternative Power and Energy Grant Program Alternative Fuel Vehicle Infrastructure Grant Program Distributed Generation Grant Program (DGGP) ... Alternative Fuel Transportation Grant Program Title Alternative Power and Energy Grant Program Office/Region Indiana Department of Commerce Energy Policy Division Description This program is designed to enable businesses and institutions to install and study alternative and renewable energy system applications in areas such as power generation, heating and cooling, and waste-to-energy. Amounts Grants range in size from $2,000 to $30,000 and grantees are required to provide at least 20% of the equipment costs. Eligibility Indiana businesses, nonprofit institutions and units of local government (including public schools). Application Deadline Rolling application URL: http://www.iedc.in.gov/index.asp Contact Information Philip Powlick Indiana Department of Commerce Energy Policy Division One North Capitol, #700

94. State Energy Program: SEP Grants To Indiana In 2004 indiana Projects Funded by Its 2004 Formula Grant from DOE s State Energy Program Public schools were given the opportunity to use guaranteed energy http://www.eere.energy.gov/state_energy_program/grants_by_state.cfm/state=IN

Search Help More Search Options Search EERE Information Center DOE Awards $26.5 Million to 38 States for Energy Efficiency July 5, 2005 DOE Awards $16 Million for 162 Efficiency, Renewable Energy Projects August 9, 2004 Indiana Projects Funded by Its 2004 Formula Grant from DOE's State Energy Program Buildings Electric Power and Renewable Energy Industry Policy, Planning, and Energy Security ... Transportation Buildings The Alternative Power and Energy Grant Program provided financial incentives to businesses, nonprofit institutions, and local government agencies to install alternative energy systems in building heating and cooling, power generation, and other non-transportation applications of alternative energy. Eligible projects included applications of photovoltaics, active solar, geothermal, wind, hydro, waste to energy, and biomass energy systems. It promoted wind resources and helped to develop those resources, promoted biomass fuels through workshops, promoted the USDA Section 9006 energy program, and supported the DOE regional biomass energy program. The Energy Building Codes and Sustainable Facilities activity worked to promote the adoption of up-to-date energy codes and sponsored statewide energy codes training and workshops for code officials, builders, and designers. It partnered with the Sustainable Buildings Industry Council and the US Green Buildings Council to promote green buildings, and worked with state agencies to identify energy saving opportunities at their facilities. It provided funding to state agencies for energy upgrades.

95. Penn-Harris-Madison School Corporation - About Us Young adult, night school and alternative school, 255 Mary Frank Elementary School was named an indiana Blue Ribbon School in 1996. http://www.phm.k12.in.us/about_us

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96. Northern Indiana Arts Association NIAA’s Youth Outreach Program began in 1995 with a single afterschool art Toot ‘n Doodle, NIAA’s six-year partnership with the Northwest indiana http://www.niaaonline.org/edoutreach/currentprogramspage.htm

CURRENT OUTREACH PROGRAMS In expanding its Youth Outreach to Porter County, NIAA has seen the success of a mural project taught by Fred Gonzalez for students aged 7-14 at Hilltop Neighborhood House, grow into year-round programming. Upcoming projects include drumming in various cultures, utilizing found objects to create a piece of environmental art, and street tap. As a culmination of the first full year of their NIAA art instruction, Hilltop students will demonstrate their drumming and dance skills at a performance. Both the mural and sculpture will remain at the facility permanently. "Toot ‘n Doodle," NIAA’s six-year partnership with the Northwest Indiana Symphony gives over 800 second graders a chance to try out musical instruments and complete a music-inspired art project. In response to teacher requests, the new "Rhythm and Hues" program introduces an additional 800 first graders to drums and other percussion instruments, as well as art basics such as texture, color and pattern. A sampling of other current community partnerships includes: Hammond Clark High School for students to attend after-school Adobe PhotoShop and weekend airbrush classes at Substation No. 9;

97. School Of Education -- Purdue University Calumet These resources are to be made available, free of charge, to any school within the The disk contains several video episodes and a list of the indiana http://education.calumet.purdue.edu/pds/video.htm

Return to School of Education Home PUC/NWI PDS Video Library PDS Sites PDS Mission PDS Handbook PDS Contacts ... Steering Committee In collaboration with its local school partners, Purdue Calumet's School of Education is in the process of assisting area educators in the creation of videos and/or CD's of quality classroom practices. These resources are to be made available, free of charge, to any school within the partnering districts for professional development purposes. It is the intent of this project to provide partner schools and teacher candidates with the opportunity to learn about best practices that are occurring in our local schools. If you have any feedback regarding this initiative, please do not hesitate to contact the Teacher Education Office at Purdue Calumet. Loan Procedures Resource List Request for Taping Loan Procedures 1. Schools interested in borrowing a tape or CD are to contact the Teacher Education Office (2360) and ask for the graduate assistant. If the requested resource is available, it will be send directly to the school. 2. Tapes may be signed out for a two-week period.

98. The Rochester Sentinel Rochester, indiana 46975 • Friday, August 05, 2005 0403 PM Rochester School Board will be asked today to approve the hiring of a director of student http://www.rochsent.com/

Things to ponder... Wednesday, September 21, 2005 04:03 PM Fulton County's Daily Newspaper Classifieds Local News FYI Rochester School News ... About Us CLEAN OUT The Sentinel photo/Mike Kenny More Sentinel photos The Sentinel in Iraq Weather Today: High 85-90, low 65 Forecast: Sunny. Thrusday: High 80-85, low 55-60 Forecast: Chance of showers. Friday: High 75, low 55 Forecast: Mostly cloudy. Considered Comment Columns by Jack K. Overmyer. This week: Now I know why I've always liked carrot cake! The Sentinel in Iraq Click here to read columns and see photographs from The Sentinel's Editor W.S. Wilson as he reported from Iraq. Send us your best photos! rjohnson@rochsent.com . E-mailed photos should be 200 pixels and in jpg format. Find a friend Visit our guestbook . Hundreds of Fulton County fans speak. RHS classmates Looking for a Rochester High School graduate? Hundreds are registered here.

99. Campus Activism :: Student Activist Resources An extensive database of tools for student activists, groups, resources, and events. http://www.campusactivism.org/

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