61. Michigan Tourism Business: Editorial: Changing The K-12 Calendar Policy Formulation The Case for Changing michigan’s k12 School Calendar They argue that changes in k-12 school calendars so that school would not http://www.imakenews.com/tourism/e_article000293715.cfm?x=b11,0,w

62. Michigan Space Grant Consortium University of michigan, Alec Gallimore, k12 Outreach Program, $5000 GIS Outreach Extending Relationships between GVSU, k-12 School, and the Community http://www.engin.umich.edu/dept/aero/msgc/fellow/2004_program_awardees.shtml

Home 2004 Program Awardees 2004 Michigan Space Grant Consortium Pre-College Program Awardees INSTITUTION AWARDEE PROJECT AWARD Grand Valley State University Linda Decker Summer Space Science Adventure Camps Grand Valley State University Margo Dill Science, Technology, and Engineering Preview Summer Camp Michigan Technological University Peter Larsen Aerospace Engineering Pre-college Program for Minorities University of Michigan Alec Gallimore K-12 Outreach Program University of Michigan Derrick Scott UM/DACEP Saturday Morning Spring Programs University of Michigan Derrick Scott UM/NASA Summer Apprenticeship Program Wayne State University Michelle Reaves Women in Engineering Davenport University Christy Heid GRAPCEP High Powered Rocket Teams Mid-Michigan Community College Jeff Percha STAMP Detroit Science Center Todd Slisher Science of Saturn School Group Presentations Southfield Public Schools Michael Terrell New Horizons Aerospace Program 2004 Michigan Space Grant Consortium Public Outreach Program Awardees INSTITUTION AWARDEE PROJECT AWARD Eastern Michigan University Norbert Vance Light Pollution: Our Vanishing Night Grand Valley State University Edwin/Jann Joseph GIS Outreach: Extending Relationships between GVSU, K-12 School, and the Community

63. West Ottawa Public Schools Home Page - Holland, Michigan USA http://www.westottawa.k12.mi.us/

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64. Michigan An estimated 34 percent of michigan school districts have reported progress in It is estimated that 93 percent of the state s k12 school districts have http://www.ncrel.org/sdrs/pbriefs/94/94-3mi.htm

NCREL's Policy Briefs Toward a Technology Infrastructure for Education: Policy Perspectives I Report 3, 1994 Previous section Next section Contents Pathways ... home page Michigan In Education: Where the Next Century Begins Local Efforts In Michigan, all schools, colleges, and universities are focusing on teaching essential skills more effectively. Through Public Act 25 of 1990, known as the Quality Issues package, a model core curriculum that includes technology outcomes for K-12 education was established. Through P.A. 25, schools are in the process of planning for and implementing these technology outcomes for all students. An estimated 34 percent of Michigan school districts have reported progress in implementing the technology outcomes. State Efforts In response to the State Board's directive, Michigan's State Technology Plan: 1992-97 was developed to assist local, regional, and state agencies in planning and utilizing technology to achieve broad educational outcomes. The five-year plan includes information about current services and systems that involve computers, electronic bulletin board systems, videodiscs, read-only compact discs, two-way interactive television systems, satellite and cable television programming, integrated learning systems, and multimedia. The State Technology Plan addresses technology issues concerning all learners receiving services from local and intermediate school districts, post-secondary institutions including teacher preparation programs, and adult education programs.

65. Michigan For school districts to be eligible for state aid, they must comply with the law . In michigan, the reform of k12 education is proceeding in spite of http://www.ncrel.org/sdrs/pbriefs/94/94-1mi.htm

NCREL's Policy Briefs Building Collaborative Education Systems: New Roles for State Education and Higher Education Agencies Special Policy Report Report 1, 1994 Previous section Next section Contents Pathways ... home page Michigan Standards and Assessment Student learning standards and assessments, especially at the secondary level In summer 1990, the Michigan Legislature passed and the Governor signed into law Public Act 25 (PA 25), a complex education reform package. Among other provisions, PA 25 called for the Michigan State Board of Education to develop and publish a set of "model core curriculum outcomes" that state what all students should know, know how to do, and be motivated or disposed to do. In keeping with this legislation, the board's model outcomes, published in spring 1991, were based in part on the board's revised set of Essential Goals and Objectives in mathematics (1989) and science (1991). The Essential Goals and Objectives also provide the basis for the Michigan Educational Assessment Program (MEAP), the state's criterion-referenced assessment program (MSSI Grant Proposal, 1991). The MEAP exams are given in grade 4 (reading and mathematics), grade 5 (science), grade 7 (reading and mathematics), grade 8 (science), and grade 10 (reading and mathematics). In September l993, the Michigan Legislature passed and the Governor signed into law the state aid bill for 1993-94 (PA 175, 1993). Section 104a of PA 175 pertains to the state-endorsed diploma the proficiency examination. For a pupil scheduled to graduate in 1994, 1995, or 1996 to be eligible for a state endorsement in one or more of the subject areas of communication arts, mathematics, or science, the pupil must achieve at least one of the following:

66. MASB - Michigan Intermediate School Districts (ISD) The michigan Association of School Boards is a voluntary, k12 schooldistricts know them well. By pooling resources and providing services regionally, http://www.masb.org/page.cfm/964/

MASB Bookstore Bookstore Order Form For New Board Members Only Education Excellence Awards ... School Vouchers Michigan Intermediate School Districts (ISD) National School Boards Association (NSBA) Important Dates and Deadlines Michigan Intermediate School Districts (ISD) ISDs are Leaders for Educational Excellence If you're unfamiliar with the term "ISD", you’re not alone. Intermediate school districts (sometimes called Regional Educational Service Agencies/Districts) are an important partner in Michigan’s educational framework. But ISDs' core customers .K-12 school districts know them well. By pooling resources and providing services regionally, ISDs provide cost effective, high quality results. Every school district in the state is part of an ISD. Together, the ISD and its local district members determine the services needed to improve all student learning, serve children's special needs, develop teachers’ expertise and connect with the greater community. While each ISD responds to area needs, some services are common to most: Instructional Services may address professional development, MEAP improvement, curriculum development, grant writing, school improvement, early childhood education, school safety, parent education and other programs and services which contribute directly to student achievement. Career and technical education and special education services within a region are often provided and/or coordinated by the ISD.

67. MichK12.org Account Renewal by any person employed by any michigan k12 school or school district. sale to the general public; only michigan k-12 school employees are eligible. http://michk12.org/renew/

Information About MichK12.org Account Renewals and Sales MichK12.org Accounts Now Available for Renewal and Sale Merit is pleased to announce that MichK12.org account holders can now renew their accounts and continue the service provided under Michigan's Teacher Technology Initiative. Who Is Eligible? MichK12.org accounts may be purchased by any person employed by any Michigan K-12 school or school district. These accounts are not for sale to the general public; only Michigan K-12 school employees are eligible. What Does a MichK12.org Account Include? By renewing your account, you'll be able to keep the same Internet service you've enjoyed with your TTI computer, which includes the following features: Dial-in Internet access virtually everywhere in Michigan. Helpdesk assistance via a toll-free call. An optional e-mail account. Web publishing space, with up to 7 MB of storage for e-mail and Web files. Useful Links MichK12.org account renewal via online credit card transaction MichK12.org account purchase/renewal application: PDF or printable Web page Account details , including the expiration date of your existing account.

68. Room 209  Nims School  Muskegon, Michigan 2002-2003 Our featured pictures of Muskegon, michigan. A Member of Muskegon Publicschools. Copyright © 2003 Muskegon Public schools http://www.muskegon.k12.mi.us/nims/Sprecken/nims209.html

Room 209 Nims School Our featured pictures of Muskegon, Michigan. Muskegon's South Pier's Lighthouse Pictures by Karen Schwallie Room 209 Nims School Special effects for this site were made with and by Gary Sprecken and his fabulous 6, thru 9 year old students. This site is always under construction Check back for monthly updates! Last Update ....... 04/21/03 Our last update will be after May 19th, 2003. Return to Nims Homepage A Member of Muskegon Public Schools Complies with MPS Web Publishing Guidelines Awards we have Received We applaud your site's ease of navigation, obvious hard work and valuable content. This award is for teacher's and/or classroom sites, representing class activities, student involvement and /or parent participation and is given to sites which represent the highest level of creativity and concept and that honor the webmaster's code of ethics. It is with great pleasure that we give you the Education Award. Congratulations! You are the Grand Winner of the Red Hot Site Award. This award is given only to sites that we feel have a special spark about them. Sites have to be....red hot to win this coveted award!

69. Indiana Private/Non-Public Schools Web site links for private and nonpublic schools in Indiana. Queen of AllSaints School – michigan City; Queen of Peace Catholic School – Mishawaka http://www.doe.state.in.us/htmls/privsch.html

Home K-12 Home Contact Calendar Search Private/Non-Public Schools A B C D ... Z A Aboite Christian School Anderson Christian School Andrean High School B Bethany Christian Schools Bishop Chatard High School Bishop Dwenger High School Bishop Luers High School ... Broad Horizons Montessori School C Calvary Lutheran School Canterbury School Cardinal Ritter High School Cathedral High School ... The Culver Academies D DeMotte Christian School Divine Savior Lutheran School Duneland Lutheran High School E Elijah's Fire Int'l Christian Academy Elkhart Christian Academy Emmaus Lutheran School Emmaus Lutheran School ... Evansville Lutheran School F Family of Christ Lutheran School Forest Ridge Academy G Greenwood Christian Academy H Harmony School The Hasten Hebrew Academy Heritage Christian School Heritage Hall Christian School ... Howe Military School I Immaculate Heart of Mary School Immanuel Lutheran School Immanuel Lutheran School Indiana Academy ... International School of Indiana J No Schools Listed K Kessington Christian School Keystone Schools Kingsway Christian School Kokomo Christian School L Lafayette Catholic School System St. Boniface School

70. CoSN: The Consortium For School Networking The Consortium for School Networking Honors michigan Speaker Rick Johnson The k12 School Networking Conference is the premier event for education http://www.cosn.org/about/press/030204c.cfm

Rep. Johnson (R) Receives 2004 Award for Excellence in Public Service Press Release: For Immediate Release For more information contact: Beth Cherry Adibi, Director of Marketing Consortium for School Networking 202/861-2676, ext. 120 beth@cosn.org Charlene Blohm charlene@cblohm.com The Consortium for School Networking Honors Michigan Speaker Rick Johnson Washington, DC (March 2, 2004) - The Consortium for School Networking (CoSN) today awarded Michigan House Speaker Rick Johnson its 2004 Award for Excellence in Public Service. The award, sponsored by Inspiration Software, Inc. ( www.inspiration.com ) and Scholastic Administr@tor magazine ( www.scholastic.com/administrator ) was presented to Speaker Johnson during CoSN's annual K-12 School Networking Conference. The award is CoSN's highest honor for elected or appointed national, state, regional or local officials for their achievements in promoting the use of information technologies and the Internet to improve K-12 learning. Speaker Johnson is the first state legislator to be honored with this award. Previous recipients include Sen. Patrick Leahy (D-VT), Sen. John "Jay" Rockefeller (D-WV), Sen. Jeff Bingaman (D-NM), and Gov. Angus I. King (I-ME). "It is promising that even in challenging fiscal times, there are policymakers like Speaker Johnson who are stepping up to advocate technology and education," said Keith R. Krueger, CEO of CoSN. "His investment in technology for the state of Michigan is the largest one-to-one computing initiative in the nation."

71. CoSN: The Consortium For School Networking The awards were presented during CoSN s 9th Annual k12 School Networking Under Freedom to Learn, each participating michigan district will be equipped http://www.cosn.org/about/press/030304b.cfm

The Consortium for School Networking Presents Its Annual Awards Press Release: For Immediate Release For more information contact: Beth Cherry Adibi, Director of Marketing Consortium for School Networking 202/861-2676, ext. 120 beth@cosn.org Charlene Blohm charlene@cblohm.com Honorees reflect progress in technology and education integration Washington, DC (March 3, 2004) - The Consortium for School Networking (CoSN), a nonprofit organization that promotes the use of information technologies and the Internet in K-12 education to improve learning, designated recipients of its four annual awards, honoring achievements in technology and education. The awards were presented during CoSN's 9th Annual K-12 School Networking Conference. The awards and their respective honorees include: 2004 Outstanding Public Service Award: Presented to Rick Johnson (R), Michigan Speaker of the House of Representatives 2004 Frank Withrow Outstanding Achievement in Education Leadership Award: Presented to Dennis Bruno, Superintendent, Glendale School District, Flinton, PA 2004 Team Award: Presented to Montgomery County Public Schools, Rockville, MD

72. Financial Scandals Exposed In Michigan School...  [Michigan Education Report] Relative to other k12 school districts in michigan, River Rouge School Districtgenerates exceptionally below-average student results with well http://www.educationreport.org/4835

Current Issue Search Subscribe Contact ... Mackinac Center Summer 2005 Spring 2005 Summer 2004 Hiatus 2003 Fall 2002 Early Fall 2002 Spring 2002 Winter 2002 Fall 2001 Early Fall 2001 Spring 2001 Winter 2001 Fall 2000 Early Fall 2000 Spring 2000 Winter 2000 Fall 1999 Early Fall 1999 Spring 1999 Winter 1999 Fall 1998 Cover Story: Financial scandals exposed in Michigan school districts Articles EEOC complaint prompts NEA to allow religious objectors to opt out of paying union dues Grand Rapids district parts ways with school board associations No Child Left Behind law demands "adequate yearly progress" and offers school choice options for parents The Engler Education Legacy ... Addiction, insanity discussions provide students with fodder for debate competitions Legislative Action Bill would allow home schoolers to participate in public school activities Environmental education curriculum may be mandated Voluntary contributions to public schools School Focus Charter school boasts high test scores, innovative learning methods Commentary Black Alliance for Educational Options: Promoting school choice and empowering parents through No Child Left Behind Learning from Success: What Americans Can Learn from School Choice in Canada Bypassing Proposal A through the "Sinking Fund" gambit Diverse Viewpoints Are charter schools improving student performance? NO

73. Service Learning: Impacts And Outcomes Of Service-Learning: K-12 Selected Resour ServiceLearning and Community Service in k-12 Public schools Summary of KeyFindings. Ann Arbor, MIMichigan k-12 ServiceLearning Center, 1997. http://www.servicelearning.org/lib_svcs/bibs/impacts_k-12/

Library Services Bibliographies Impacts and Outcomes of Service-Learning: K-12 Selected Resources (Search Tips) Source: National Service-Learning Clearinghouse, October 2004. Our bibliographies strive to provide the most useful resources on a topic, with links to online full text items and downloadable PDFs when those are available. Library items may be borrowed from the Clearinghouse by Learn and Serve America grantees and subgrantees. This bibliography highlights research and documentation of impacts and outcomes of service-learning in K-12 settings. www.servicelearning.org Research and Documentation Available Online Ammon, Mary Sue, Andrew Furco, Bernadette Chi, and Ellen Middaugh. “ School/District and Community Impacts of K–12 Service-Learning .” Chapter 6 in Service-Learning in California : A Profile of the CalServe Service-Learning Partnerships (1997-2000) . Berkeley: University of California-Berkeley Service-Learning Research and Development Center, 2002. Andersen, Susan. Service Learning: a National Strategy for Youth Development Washington,D.C.: GeorgeWashington University, 1998.

74. K-12 Outreach > Collaborative Grant Projects Sixtyfour school districts In michigan and Ohio joined with michigan StateUniversity Another grant from NEA was recently awarded to the Office of k-12 http://ed-web3.educ.msu.edu/outreach/k12out/projects.htm

ASSIST - Advocating Strong Standards-based Induction Support for Teachers Keys to Excellence in Your Schools (KEYS) Sun Wah Foundation Grant: US-China Center for Research on Educational Excellence Promoting Rigorous Outcomes in Math and Science Education (PROM/SE) ... Building a Reform Catalyst Network (Egypt Education Reform Project) In addition to ongoing conferences, institutes and programs, the Office of K-12 Outreach serves a grant project management role and as a pivotal partner in connecting grant-funding organizations, MSU faculty and members of the K-12 community seeking funds for program development and implementation. Barbara Markle and her staff serve in various roles in implementing the following grant projects. Michigan Department of Education Grant: ASSIST- Advocating Strong Standards-based Induction Support for Teachers ASSIST Website: http://assist.educ.msu.edu

75. EAD>MA In K-12(West MI) Qualify for k12 school leadership positions throughout michigan. This programadvocates . Leadership that is a shared function among many participants; http://ed-web3.educ.msu.edu/ead/K-12/westmichigan.htm

About EAD Department People News FAQ ... EAD Home Related Links to K-12: K-12 MA East Lansing campus Southeast Michigan West Michigan ... K-12 home K-12 Educational Administration Master of Arts in K-12 Administration (West Michigan Campus) About the program Program Mission and Objectives Program Structure and Requirement Admission Requirements and Procedures ... MSU West Extended Program About the Program This program recognizes that successful schools must work to create new partnerships with a wide array of interests outside of the school walls. During the course of the program students develop a personal vision of leadership based on their experience in education, and the learning that takes place through instruction and internship experiences. Two school based internships and one community based internship, are integrated into this leadership program. A general aim of the program is to provide students interested in educational leadership with real-world opportunities to learn about and practice leadership. Course instruction makes strong use of experiential and service learning; problem based learning and case-based instruction. This cohort program allows students complete all course requirements in a two year period.

76. Genesee Intermediate School District - UofM-Flint Genesee Intermediate School District is a regional educational service agency . University of michigan k12 Community Partnership Directory http://www.geneseeisd.org/partnerships/uofmflint.htm

Quick Links AP Exams Ordering Attendance Intervention Board of Education Community Sourcebook Online Driving Directions Easy IEP EDP (Ed. Development Plan) GenNET BlackBoard GenNET Interactive Learning GenNET ITV Courses GenNET Online Programs GenNET Programming GISD Directory Instructional Technology MEAP Data Mott Middle College Public School Districts Pupil Accounting REMC 14 REMC 14 Cooperative Bid Request for Proposals/Bids Schools of Choice Site Map Statistical Data Teacher Discovery Center Web/MAX Webmail (Staff Use) Home Partnerships GenNET: Genesee Network for Education Telecommunications Greater Flint Educational Consortium ... K-12 Community Partnership Directory You'll be surprised by the sheer number of opportunities for students, faculty, staff, and administrators to become involved in programs offered by various University of Michigan-Flint departments. These programs share a common interest in supporting the work of K-12 schools in our region with high-quality educational and social services opportunities. This directory is designed to help you learn more information about these programs. Visit the University of Michigan-Flint K-12 Community Partnership website at http://ww2.umflint.edu/k12/

77. Center For Service Learning & School Partnerships: School Partnerships: K-12 Gra and ongoing participation and collaboration between the University ofMichiganFlint and k-12 schools throughout the University service region. http://www.umf-outreach.edu/service/school/grants.htm

School Partnerships K-12 Grants Career Exploration Summer Institute K-12 Projects K-12 Grants Grant Application 2004 K-12 Partnership Grant Program Descriptions Five grants of up to $1,000 each will be granted to teams that include UM-Flint faculty or staff and K-12 faculty or staff. PURPOSE AND OBJECTIVES To promote the establishment of partnerships that engage meaningful and ongoing participation and collaboration between the University of Michigan-Flint and K-12 schools throughout the University's region. Projects must reflect excellence in teaching, education and service, and are intended to assist faculty and staff initiatives that enhance the educational, cultural, economic and environmental quality of life. They should focus on school improvement, teaching enhancement, classroom environment, or related aspects of K-12 education. ELIGIBILITY All UM-Flint faculty and staff, in cooperation with K-12 faculty or staff are eligible to submit proposals. UM-Flint student involvement is strongly encouraged, as are multi-disciplinary teams.

78. Education Commission Of The States michigan k12 Governance Structures, There are 553 local school boards.Local school board members are elected. However, 6 of the 7 local school board http://mb2.ecs.org/reports/Report.aspx?id=170

79. School Librarian Professional Association Web Pages k12 School Librarian Professional Association Pages michigan Associationfor Media in Education Maintained by Sue Hornbach, Media Specialist, http://www.cusd.chico.k12.ca.us/~pmilbury/pro.html

Peter Milbury's School Librarian Web Pages Peter Milbury K-12 School Librarian Professional Association Pages MSLA on the Internet Manitoba School Library Association Page, maintained by Margaret Stimson, Assiniboine South School Division, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. Ohio Educational Library Media Association Maintained by Gary E. Joseph, OELMA President, and Elementary and Middle School Library Supervisor for South-Western City Schools, Grove City, Ohio. Washington Library Media Association Online Maintained by Eileen Andersen, past WLMA president and librarian Sehome High School in Bellingham, Washington. British Columbia Teacher-Librarians' Association. Maintained by Jim Holgate, Teacher-Librarian at A.H.P. Matthews Elementary, Surrey, British Columbia, Canada. Hong Kong Teacher-Librarians' Association Maintained by Michael M Hung, Teacher-Librarian, SKH Bishop Mok Sau Tseng Secondary School, Hong Kong. Association for Indiana Media Educators Maintained by John Shearin , Assistant Director/Consultant, Office of Learning Resources, Indiana Dept. of Education, Indianapolis, Indiana. Florida Association for Media in Education Maintained by Library Media Specialists Marie Seibel, Miami Lakes Technical Education Center, Miami Lakes, Florida and Chris Hart, Poinciana High School, Kissimmee, Florida.

80. Mathematics Resources For Educators Internet School Library Media Center Mathematics Resources k12 Activities tosupport the michigan mathematics curriculum, k-12 pdf file; http://falcon.jmu.edu/~ramseyil/math.htm

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