101. Military Academy - Faculty The Faculty of military Science is comprised of five schools which serve as anorganisational grouping for the various subject groups. http://academic.sun.ac.za/mil/faculty/schools.asp

Schools Schools in the Faculty of Military Science The Faculty of Military Science is comprised of five schools which serve as an organisational grouping for the various subject groups. Each school is normally comprised of three subject groups. Staff from all the schools present courses in more than one of the academic programmes. On this site you can use the schools links to obtain information on the various subjects, staff, research areas and community service projects of the individual schools. Schools School of Technology School for Security and Africa Studies School of Human, Organisational and Law Studies School for Geospatial Studies and Information Systems ... School for Defence Organisation and Resource Management

102. TABS: School Finder - Search Results Massanutten military Academy, a coeducational, collegepreparatory, and primarily School Type. Coeducational Secondary military Junior Boarding http://www.schools.com/directory/adv_search/schooldetail.cfm?id=292

103. TABS: School Finder military Boarding schools. For detailed school information, click on the school sname. Admiral Farragut Academy, St. Petersburg, FL; Army and Navy Academy, http://www.schools.com/directory/military.cfm

Search by: General Search Advanced Search Request a TABS Directory Military Boarding Schools For detailed school information, click on the school's name. Admiral Farragut Academy , St. Petersburg, FL Army and Navy Academy , Carlsbad, CA Carson Long Military Institute , New Bloomfield, PA Culver Academies , Culver, IN Hargrave Military Academy , Chatham, VA Howe Military School and Summer Camp , Howe, IN Massanutten Military Academy , Woodstock, VA Missouri Military Academy , Mexico, MO New York Military Academy , Cornwall-on-Hudson, NY Randolph-Macon Academy , Front Royal, VA Riverside Military Academy , Gainesville, GA St. John's Military School , Salina, KS St. John's Northwestern Military Academy , Delafield, WI Valley Forge Military Academy , Wayne, PA 2141 Wisconsin Avenue NW, Suite H Washington, DC 20007 Phone (202) 965-8982 Fax (202) 965-8988 Privacy Statement Terms of Use

104. Chicago Public Schools: OSHP High School Directory Type of School military Academy Grades served 912 CPS School Unit Number 1800Printer Friendly Document (PDF). Chicago military Academy-Bronzeville http://www.cps.k12.il.us/Schools/hsdirectory/schools/chicago_military.shtml

Chicago Military Academy–Bronzeville Neighborhood Attendance Boundary Map (PDF) ETS Code Number: Principal: Phyllis Goodson College Coordinator: Jeanette Howard, Constantina Rapp Type of School: Military Academy Grades served: CPS School Unit Number: Printer Friendly Document (PDF) Teaching staff: Highly qualified: Holding Master's: Holding Ph.D.: Nationally Board Certified Teachers: Return to Top Number of students: Attendance rate: Annual dropout rate: Graduation rate: Student racial/ethnic breakdown in percentages Asian/Pacific Islander: Native American: Black: White: Hispanic: Return to Top Chicago Military Academy-Bronzeville (CMAB) offers four Advanced Placement (AP) classes in which 15 % of students participate: English Literature (English IV), English Language and Composition (English III), World History and U.S. History. CMAB offers numerous honors classes at each grade level (9th - 12th) in all core subjects. Ninth graders are placed in honors by their 8th grade Iowa Test of Basic Skills (ITBS) scores in Reading and Math; cadets are recommended for honors beyond 9th grade. Between 35 - 40 % of students take at least one honors course. Qualified and highly motivated junior and senior cadets enroll in credit courses with area colleges and universities as part of the Education-To-Careers (ETC) Programs.

105. Chicago Public Schools: OSHP High School Directory Carver military Academy, a Chicago public school, is located on the far SoutheastSide of Chicago. Since 1999, it has been transitioning from a regular high http://www.cps.k12.il.us/Schools/hsdirectory/schools/carver_military.shtml

George Washington Carver Military Academy Neighborhood Attendance Boundary Map (PDF) ETS Code Number: 140840 Principal: William E. Johnson, Ed.D. College Coordinator: Kathryn Alderson Type of School: Military Academy Grades served: 9-12 CPS School Unit Number: 1850 Printer Friendly Document (PDF) Teaching Staff: Highly Qualified: Holding a masters: Holding a Ph.D.: Nationally Board Certified Teachers: Return to Top Number of students: Attendance rate: Annual dropout rate: Graduation rate: Student racial/ethnic breakdown in percentages Asian/Pacific Islander: Native American: Black: White: Hispanic: Return to Top Honors classes are available to those cadets with supporting test scores and recommendations. 63 % of Carver Military Academy cadets are enrolled in ETC programs. Instructional services and staff are available for LD, EMH, EBD and TMH students. Return to Top Male cadets can participate in: Baseball, Basketball, Cross-Country, Football, Track, Volleyball and Wrestling. Female cadets can participate in Basketball, Cross-Country, Dance Cheerleaders, Pom-Pons, Softball, Track and Volleyball.

106. Military Science - Army Schools ARMY schools. Army Airborne School Army Air Assault School Northern WarfareSchool Cadet Leadership Training (CTLT) Mountain Warfare School http://www.morehead-st.edu/colleges/education/military/armyschools.html

Department Info. Army Schools Camps SMP ... Cadet (General Info.) ARMY SCHOOLS Army Airborne School Army Air Assault School Northern Warfare School Cadet Leadership Training (CTLT) ... MSU Home MSU is an affirmative action, equal opportunity educational institution.

107. Military Science - Army Schools Army Airborne School is a three week course held at Fort Benning, GA. Fryar DZis located in Alabama on the Fort Benning military Reservation. http://www.morehead-st.edu/colleges/education/military/airbornesch.html

Department Info. Army Schools Camps SMP ... Cadet (General Info.) ARMY SCHOOLS (Army Airborne School) Army Airborne School Army Air Assault School Northern Warfare School Cadet Troop Leadership Training (CTLT) ... Mountain Warfare School Army Airborne School is a three week course held at Fort Benning, GA. The three weeks are divided into Ground Week, Tower Week, and Jump Week. GROUND WEEK During Ground Week, you begin an intensive program of instruction to build individual airborne skills, prepare you to make a parachute jump, and land safely. You will train on the mock door, the 34 foot tower, and the lateral drift apparatus (LDA). To go forward to Tower Training Week, you must individually qualify on the 34 foot tower, the LDA, and pass all physical training (PT) requirements. The Mock Door The 34-foot Tower The Lateral Drift Apparatus TOWER WEEK The individual skills learned during Ground Week are refined during Tower Week and team effort or "mass exit" concept is added to the training. The apparatuses used this week are the 34-foot towers, the swing landing trainer (SLT), the mock door for mass exit training, the suspended harness, and the 250-foot free tower. Tower Week completes your individual skill training and builds team effort skills. To go forward to Jump Training Week you must qualify on the SLT, master the mass exit procedures from the 34-foot tower, and pass all PT requirements.

108. Culver Military Academy, Indiana IN Community Profile: Data, Info And Resources Culver military Academy, Indiana (IN) HTL Profile includes Culver military Academy,IN census, demographic and income data, parks, schools, libraries, http://www.hometownlocator.com/City/Culver-Military-Academy-Indiana.cfm

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109. SchoolBug.org :Free Info On Public Private Boarding And Military Schools Public School Data and Information on all schools located in the United States.Private school boarding school military school Includes every public http://www.schoolbug.org/

Free School Data. Choose From The List Below. Troubled Teen Help Troubled Teens Home Contact Us About Us Public School Search by County Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas ... Wyoming Use map to search schools by city name. Our site contains information on over 95,000 schools in the U.S., Guam, Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands. Including information on over 17,000 school districts. To view public school data for any state or U.S. territory - Please use the list or the map. Click here to view information on school districts Most Popular Public Schools SchoolBug.org Contact : CLICK HERE Teen Help LibraryBug Coming Soon! : Teen Help Specialty Schools : Boarding Schools : Troubled Teen Programs : Teen Help and More!

110. Army Schools Airborne Army Training Opportunities Most of these school opportunities take Students participate in military Operations in Urban Terrain training as well as a http://www.uab.edu/armyrotc/Training/schools.htm

Army Training Opportunities - Most of these school opportunities take place during the summer months, when students are not attending classes. This training give cadets superior hands-on experience with real Army training and instruction. Students who complete these programs are proud to attach these accomplishments to their resumes and find they continue to benefit from these experiences throughout their careers. Airborne School - Airborne School is taught in Fort Benning, Georgia, and is a course comprised of three weeks of training. In the first week, "ground week", students are physically conditioned and taught the basics of parachuting. In the second week, "tower week", students try their first jumps off a tower to practice parachute landing falls, or "PLFs". Week three is the opportunity for students to make jumps of their own out of a low-flying Lockheed C-130 Hercules or a Lockheed C-141 Starlifter aircraft. Cadets compete for slots through an Order of Merit list (OML) based on their participation, APFT score, academic standing and instructor assessment. Air Assault School - A ten-day school situated in Fort Campbell, Kentucky, or Schofield Barracks, Hawaii, Air Assault School teaches candidates about preparing combat loads for transportation by air as well as insertion techniques like fast-rope rappelling from helicopters. Cadets compete for slots through an Order of Merit list (OML) based on their participation, APFT score, academic standing and instructor assessment.

111. Palo Alto Military Academy Palo Alto military Academy originated in 1919 when Colonel Richard P. Kelly and Dr . schools that survived, as Palo Alto military Academy, beyond 1950. http://www.harker.org/history/schools/pa_academy.htm

PALO ALTO MILITARY ACADEMY 1919 - 1972 Building on Manzanita Hall's fine academic reputation, Colonel Kelly created Palo Alto Military Academy as a non-sectarian, though admittedly Christian, boarding and day school. In the second academic year, the former high school program was discontinued and the enrollment limited to boys ages 5-15, in grades one through eight. The Academy continued to prosper throughout the 1930's and 1940's for day and boarding students, building onto the seven-acre campus to support the apparently growing enrollment. Grade 9 was added ca. 1937. The daily program for the cadets was structured, starting the day with reveille and ending with taps, with even the youngest boys participating in all the military formations. The academic program emphasized arithmetic, language, spelling, and writing. The boys recited and memorized a poem, proverb, or quotation of they chose for the weekly public speaking assignments. The winning quotations were published in the yearly general brochures, which we have in our archives. The Academy was in session year round, offering an optional summer program, which consisted of an six-week "coaching program" with morning classes in Palo Alto, and a six-week recreational camp, Camp Eldorado at Lake Alpine in the Sierras. There is a single summer brochure from 1930 indicating that the recreation camp was held at Camp Discovery in Sonoma County.

112. MPR: Military Charter Schools Promise Disciplined Education Two new St. Paul charter schools are offering a distinct military approach toeducation. http://news.minnesota.publicradio.org/features/2004/09/07_pugmiret_milcharters/

Skip over navigation MPR Home News Radio Listening ... Help Today: Friday, September 23, 2005 Twin Cities: Regional NEWS CATEGORIES NEWS HOME AGRICULTURE EDUCATION ENVIRONMENT ... SOCIAL ISSUES SEARCH Enter relevant words or phrases. Visit the search help page to learn more. Visit Our Sponsors Become a sponsor In the Spotlight Tools Sign up to receive e-mail newsletters Photos Student orientation Lt. Col. Douglas Trenda My Lai Tenner Your Voice Join the conversation with other MPR listeners in the News Forum E-mail this page Print this page Military charter schools promise disciplined education by Tim Pugmire , Minnesota Public Radio September 7, 2004 Sgt. Maj. Donald Vance conducts a student orientation session at the Gen. John Vessey Leadership Academy. (MPR Photo/Tim Pugmire) Two new Minnesota charter schools open Tuesday in St. Paul with a distinct military approach to education. The Col. Charles Young Military Academy and the Gen. John Vessey Leadership Academy are separate operations, but both promise their students strict discipline and rigorous learning environments. "That's the first thing we learn here is respect," Vance said.

113. USC Department Of Military Science - Gamecock Battalion Reserve Component military service • Are a graduate student starting a twoyearprogram • Are a high school graduate entering a military junior college http://www.cas.sc.edu/army/schools.html

USC Homepage CAS Homepage USC ROTC Homepage Our Mission ... Links U.S. Army Home Page Each year, over 800 special training opportunities are extended to cadets through the Cadet Professional Development Training (CPDT) program. The CPDT program supplements campus training with practical leader development experiences and some additional skill identifier awarding courses. Cadets train in Army schools and with Active and Reserve units. CPDT consists of two subprograms, Cadet Troop Leader Training (CTLT) and Cadet Practical Field Training (CPFT). In a typical year, about half our commissionees will have had at least one of these experiences. Cadet Practical Field Training (CPFT) Generally, the total number of CPFT allocations equals ten percent of the cadet population at large. Battalion commanders will prepare, select and send cadets with the highest potential for completing the CPFT training and for being commissioned. Cadet Command pays for travel. Billeting and mess are provided by the installation. All cadets must meet the eligibility criteria to be selected. Camp Challenge Summer Training Location: Fort Knox, Kentucky

114. Indiatimes Learning..........Schools - Bangalore military School was established as King George VI Royal military College on August The school was rechristened as Bangalore military School in 1966. http://learning.indiatimes.com/school/pages/homepages/bangalore/bngschlp/bngms1.

Indiatimes Learning Schools School Homepages ... Bangalore Military School Site Search Websearch Home Schools School Homepages ... NIE Interactive Quiz Quick Test Chat Message Board Military School Richmond Town, PO Hosur Road Post Box 2500 Bangalore 560 025 Tel. : 555 4972 E-mail : bms@bln.vsnl.net.in School Menu : Profile Facilities Activities/Clubs History Military School was established as 'King George VI Royal Military College' on August 01, 1946 to provide wholesome education for the wards of South Indian Defence Personnel. In September 1952 the school opened up to commissioned officers as well as civilians. From 1952 to 1962, the school prepared cadets for the Senior Cambridge Examination. The school was re-christened as Bangalore Military School in 1966. School Goal The aim of the Military School is to provide holistic education to the students and prepare them for the life ahead. The school endeavours to promote the spirit of patriotism and motivate the students to join the National Defence Academy (NDA). Motto The school motto is ' Sheelam Param Bhooshnam.'

115. West Point In The Making Of America Introduction The United States military Academy at West Point It had alsobecome only one among many other fine engineering schools. http://americanhistory.si.edu/westpoint/history_1.html

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116. Charity Navigator Rating - Association Of Graduates Of The U.S. Military Academy Education Universities, Graduate schools, and Technological Institutes Northeast New York Association of Graduates of the US military Academy http://www.charitynavigator.org/index.cfm/bay/search.summary/orgid/5940.htm

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117. Havana Military Academy Alumni Registry Find classmates with this alumni email registry, bulletin board, reunion planner,and people finder for colleges, universities and high schools all over http://www.alumni.net/The_Caribbean/Cuba/Havana_Military_Academy/

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118. Online NewsHour: A Military Education - October 20, 1999 PAUL VALLAS, CEO, Chicago Public schools I think the military model is So Chicago public school military academy is a much better opportunity. http://www.pbs.org/newshour/bb/education/july-dec99/military_10-20.html

DRILLING FOR SCHOLARS October 20,1999 Elizabeth Brackett of WTTW-Chicago reports on public education with a military touch. JIM LEHRER: Mixing public education with military discipline. Elizabeth Brackett of WTTW, Chicago reports. ELIZABETH BRACKETT: Delareese Jackson's day begins early. The teenager is out of bed at 4:00 A.M. It's still dark when she leaves the house on the south side of Chicago for the 45-minute ride on two buses to her high school. OFFICER: Forward, march. ELIZABETH BRACKETT: What makes Jackson willing to get up and get to school by 6:30? The Chicago military academy, Bronzeville, the nation's first public high school run by the Army's Junior Officer Training Corps. OFFICER: Left, left, right, left. ELIZABETH BRACKETT: The Chicago military academy was a dream of many in Chicago, but the guiding force was the current superintendent, Retired Brigadier General Frank Bacon. BRIG. GENERAL FRANK BACON (RET.): We're not training soldiers here, we're training students. Our goals here is 100 percent graduation, 90 percent of that group go to college, and 90 percent of that group will graduate from college, and 70 percent will go on scholarships that we are able to identify here at this school.

119. United States Military Academy At West Point The mission of the USMA is to educate, train, and inspire the Corps of Cadets sothat each graduate is a commissioned leader of character, committed to the http://www.usma.edu/

Welcome Our Mission About The Academy Admissions ... Help U.S. Army Web © US Military Academy West Point, N.Y. 10996 Phone: (845) 938-4011 DSN: 688-4011 Non-DOD links may be provided for mission support and as a community service. Their appearance does not constitute an endorsement by the DOD, DA, or USMA. BLACK OUT AT MICHIE The Army Football team takes on Iowa State as the Black Knights host their first Friday evening game at Michie Stadium Sept. 23 at 8 p.m. ET. Army Knowledge Online (AKO) will offer live streaming video over the internet for military members with an AKO account. (Photo by Ethie Gaillard/PAO) For more information visit ARMY Football or AKO The following are highlights from this week's Pointer View. Read them in their entirety at www.PointerView.com Feds to pay more for health care (September 23) Employees and retirees will pay about 10 percent more on average for their health-care plans next year. Supplemental dental, vision delayed until Dec. '06 (September 23) Supplemental dental and vision insurance for federal employees will be available starting December 2006, six months later than planned. Changes in Army continuing education loom (September 23) Downsizing, as directed by the Department of Army mandate of August 2004, will cause the Army Continuing Education System to reorganize mid-November.

120. The Leading Military School / Boarding School For Boys - Fork Union Military Aca You re sending him to military school? by Dr. Robert Grant Reflections on amilitary School Education. by William Hitchcock http://www.forkunion.com/AboutFUMA/Articles/

Why Choose Military School? For Parents Photos School Calendar ... Articles Quick Links About Us FUMA History Our Successful Military School Tradition Christian Values ... Employment Opportunities Articles Index What! You're sending him to military school? by Dr. Robert Grant Before Bob Grant was FUMA's Guidance Director, he was a parent who needed to decide where his son could receive the best education to meet his needs. This is his family's story. Reflections on a Military School Education by William Hitchcock Over a 30-year career in teaching, Bill Hitchcock has come across a number of myths about a military school eduction. In this article, he dispels the most common of them. Boarding School Is Springboard for Success Source: The Association of Boarding Schools Home About FUMA Admissions Academics ... Contact Us contact our webmaster

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