81. Program Sites To contact the individual school district alternative certification coordinator Southeastern louisiana University Intenet Special Education alternative http://www.alt-teachercert.org/program_sites.htm

NAAC Home Page Current Programs National Association for Alternative Certification The following is a partial listing based on member responses. For information on states not listed, please return to the home page and e-mail us for information about the state in which you have interest. California California State University CalStateTEACh 2600 E. Nutwood Fullerton, CA 92831 Phone: 714-278-3639 Fax: 714-278-5276 www.calstateteach.net Los Angeles Unified School District Teacher Certification Unit - District Intern Program 4201 Wilshire Blvd. Suite 303 Los Angeles, CA 90010 Phone: 323-932-2055 Fax: 323-932-2040 www.lausd.k12.ca.us/offices/di San Joaquin County Office of Education Project Impact 2901 Arch Airport Road Stockton, CA Phone: 209-468-9116 Fax: 209-468-9134 ckerney@spcoe.net Delaware Delaware Center for Teacher Education University of Delaware 213 Willard Hall Newark, DE 19716 Phone: 302-831-4598 or 831-1100 Fax: 302-831-2708 Email: artc-de@udel.edu

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83. American Museum Of Natural History | R E S O U R C E S -for- L E A R N I N G Linda Beyt, Edgar Martin Middle School, Lafayette, louisiana Union alternative School, Tulsa, Oklahoma Union High School, Tulsa, Oklahoma http://www.amnh.org/education/resources/biocounts/credits.php

Educator Overview Science Standards Topics What is Biodiversity? Selecting a Site Plant Identification Plant Ecology ... Index Credits CREDITS Biodiversity Counts was developed by the National Center for Science Literacy, Education, and Technology of the American Museum of Natural History, New York Ellen V. Futter, President The Biodiversity Counts Web site and curriculum materials were developed with the support of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, The New York Community Trust, and The Louis Calder Foundation. Development Team: Myles Gordon, Vice President for Education Nancy Hechinger, Director, National Center for Science Literacy, Education, and Technology (1997-2001) Rosamond Kinzler, Ph.D., Acting Director, National Center for Science Literacy, Education, and Technology Sharon Simpson, Project Manager and Senior Editor (1997-1999) Allison Alltucker, Project Manager (1999-2000) Eric Hamilton, Project Coordinator and Associate Editor (1998) Amy Kidd, Project Coordinator (1999-2000) Rebecca Katz, Project Coordinator (2000)

84. Louisiana DNR - News Briefs - 09/10/02 Raising The Awareness Of Alternative-Fuel louisiana Department of Natural Resources pointed out that more organizations are interested in alternativefuel vehicles especially school systems. http://www.dnr.state.la.us/SEC/EXECDIV/TECHASMT/whatsnew/news_releases/20020910.

Web Posting www.dnr.state.la.us For Immediate Release SEPTEMBER 10, 2002 RAISING THE AWARENESS OF ALTERNATIVE-FUEL VEHICLES Driving a bi-fuel vehicle saves money and enhances a cleaner environment. This was the message promoted at the Ride and Drive event, held Sept. 10, 2002, at the Lamar-Dixon Expo Center in Gonzales, LA. The activity was sponsored by Ascension Parish Government and the Greater Baton Rouge Clean Cities Coalition. Promoting the theme, "Advancing the Choice," it was the first time the Coalition has sponsored "Ride and Drive" in a neighboring community. Randall Anderson, chief administrative officer for Ascension Parish Government, coordinated the event. Local and national presenters were invited to participate. The speakers pointed out that more organizations are interested in alternative-fuel vehicles especially school systems. Dan Deaton, senior energy technology specialist with the U.S. Department of Energy, said his agency is "seeing a lot of interest among school districts in using buses that run on compressed natural gas, for cost savings as well as the reduced emissions."

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86. The American School Board Journal: July 1998 Express Lines The School of Hope opened in January 1996, the first alternative school in louisiana to be entirely computerbased. Curriculum is provided by an integrated http://www.asbj.com/199807/0798expresslines.html

July 1998: Cover Story ERIC Express Lines Adviser Word of Mouth ... Links to Advertisers Summaries of feature articles "Frankenstein, Dolly, and Ethics" By Kevin Bushweller A growing cadre of science teachers and researchers are developing curriculum blueprints for teaching the science and ethics of genetics to help students put advances in biotechnology into proper perspective. Professionals who are confronting the ethics of genetic engineering in the real world say schools should teach both the science and the ethics of genetics. This growing field, they say, is likely to have a direct impact on students' lives that only science fiction writers could have imagined years ago. A curriculum called Chances' Choices, developed by the Foundation for Blood Research in Scarborough, Maine, begins with the story of Paul and Stacy Chance and their new baby. The Chance family confronts a series of ethical dilemmas involving genetic testing. Betty Ann Wonderly uses Chances' Choices in her regular and honors-level biology classes in Richardson, Texas. "Our scientific expertise has outpaced our ethical concerns with it," says Wonderly. "That's why a lot of [teachers] are pushing ethics. There are lots of questions these kids are going to have to face." Kansas teacher Keith Barnes used Chances' Choices a few years ago in his biology classes, but he has now designed his own human genetics class. Instead of using a textbook, Barnes keeps his eye on newspapers and magazines and downloads information off the Internet.

87. Net127 » Teen Opens Fire In Louisiana School 14 Year Old Teen Opens Fire In louisiana School No One Hurt Each student at the Sherrouse alternative School, set up for children who have been http://net127.com/2001/04/23/teen-opens-fire-in-louisiana-school/

@import url( http://net127.com/wp-content/themes/connections/style.css ); Contact a scrapbook of words and images Mon 23 Apr 2001 Teen Opens Fire In Louisiana School Posted by glenn under Public Schools Reuters reports 14 Year Old Teen Opens Fire In Louisiana School - No One Hurt The large-calibre handgun misfired after four shots and no one was injured, authorities said. The boy was disarmed and arrested after two police officers rushed him, said Kelly McGee, spokeswoman for the Monroe School District. Each student at the Sherrouse Alternative School, set up for children who have been removed from regular classroom because of behaviour problems, is checked in each morning by faculty members and Principal Charles Rohner and subjected to metal detector, McGee said. At Columbine, 18-year-old Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold, 17, stormed their school, killing 13 people and injuring 20 others before committing suicide. Stewart said federal officials will try to trace the background on the .380 magnum gun the boy was carrying to deter mine where he got it. The youth was being interviewed by authorities to determine his motive and intended targets, he said. Psychologists have been called to the school to help students and faculty, McGee said.

88. St. Tammany Parish Public Schools -- At A Glance The St. Tammany Parish Public School System provides a caring Numerous alternative programs, as well as other innovative programs for the arts, gifted, http://www.stpsb.org/at_a_glance.htm

Select An Area Accountability Achievement Caring, Safe Environment for Learning Community Involvement Employees Enrollment Facilities Finance Governance Recognition School Calendar Schools and Curriculum The St. Tammany Parish Public School System provides a caring environment for learning, a challenging and relevant curriculum, innovative instruction and solid student achievement. Constant commitment to improvement and to high performance has made the System a leader in the State of Louisiana, by all major standards of educational excellence. Enrollment St. Tammany Parish (county) has ranked as one of the fastest growing counties in the United States during the past decade. Current enrollment in the School System is more than 36,000 students, compared to an enrollment of about 27,000 in 1990. The family atmosphere, clean environment and strong, community-supported public school system attract newcomers to the area from all parts of the country. The diversity of natives and newcomers keeps schools dynamic and expands learning opportunities for students. For specific school enrollment figures

89. COURT COLUMN A Newsletter of the Judiciary of the State of louisiana an alternative school for children who are presently involved with the juvenile court system, http://www.lasc.org/press_room/court_column/newsletters/v1n1.htm

COURT COLUMN A Newsletter of the Judiciary of the State of Louisiana Volume I, No. I, Spring 1998 Royal Street Courthouse Renovation Begins On March 2nd, surrounded by the justices of the Louisiana Supreme Court and the judges of the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeal, Chief Justice Pascal F. Calogero, Jr. handed the key to the Royal Street Courthouse to the First Lady of Louisiana, Alice Foster, marking the start of a $7.2 million renovation and restoration phase of the historic courthouse building. Over 400 guests and French Quarter spectators were in attendance to witness the momentous occasion that featured Supreme Court Justice Jeannette Knoll singing the National Anthem, the U.S. Marine Corps Band, John Ehret High School ROTC, Boy and Girl Scouts, confetti cannons and 500 red, white and blue balloons. "Returning this awe-inspiring building to a home for the state's highest court demonstrates to citizens and visitors alike that we, the people of Louisiana, value our system of justice and our rich architectural history. This renovation will restore dignity and beauty to the courthouse as it was in the first half of the century," announced Chief Justice Calogero. The Beaux Arts building was built in 1909 for the Supreme Court and the New Orleans Civil District Court. The building is now being readied for multi-purpose use to eventually house the Supreme Court of Louisiana, the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeal, the State Judicial Administrator, the Law Library of Louisiana, an Attorney General's Office and a satellite branch of the Louisiana State Museum.

90. Educational Policy: SEA Liaison Meeting Summary alternative high school programs may be one of several effective strategies for To track performance and ensure quality, louisiana requires supplemental http://www.ncrel.org/policy/network/files/sea06-05.htm

SEA Liaisons Meeting Summary June 28, 2005 Wyndham-Drake Hotel, Oak Brook, Illinois North Central Regional Educational Laboratory (NCREL ) and its state education agency (SEA) liaisons met on June 28, 2005, in Oak Brook, Illinois. Discussion notes from the meeting follow. Federal Update Paul Kimmelman, Ed.D. Dr. Kimmelman provided an update on the political climate in Washington, D.C., and on events that have impacted or will impact educational issues. Dr. Kimmelman suggests that the degree of federal support for the educational work of the states is higher than states realize. He encourages states to keep this in mind as they think of ways to recreate themselves to address new and different educational trends while tackling the most critical issues, such as high school graduation rates. Below are additional updates and perspectives on issues of concern: High School Initiative The governors of both parties are very vocal on the issue of high school reform and are not expected to retreat. Although no new legislation will be enacted on No Child Left Behind (NCLB) in the near term, states can implement some changes through their own state regulations.

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92. Caddo Alternative Education Programs Process Gets Simplified Hosston alternative School ages 14 and 15. 30student capacity. Kitrell, 12, struggled with the fourth-grade louisiana Educational Assessment Program http://www.shreveporttimes.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20050804/NEWS04/508040

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97. 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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