81. Perpich Center For Arts Education Information sessions about the Arts High school are held throughout the year. The minnesota Legislature named the Center the Perpich Center for Arts http://www.pcae.k12.mn.us/

Perpich Center for Arts Education "innovative public education, centered in the arts" Welcome! The Perpich Center for Arts Education is a state agency unlike any other. It is charged by the Minnesota Legislature to bring the arts into all K-12 education. Its mission is innovative public education, centered in the arts. With over 13 years of effective leadership, the Center is held up nationwide as an example of what is possible in the field of arts and education. A thirty-acre campus in Golden Valley, a suburb of Minneapolis, houses the Center's four main components: the Arts High School (AHS), the Professional Development Institute (PDI),the Research, Assessment and Curriculum Division (RAC), and the PCAE Library. We invite you to explore our website to learn more about the important work taking place on our campus and around the state. The Arts High School (AHS) is a tuition-free, public school, and is open to Minnesota resident students. The school accepts 310 students into grades 11 and 12, each majoring in one of six art areas: Music, Dance, Theater, Visual Arts, Media Arts, and Literary Arts. Academic courses are also key components of the Arts High School education. Information sessions about the Arts High School are held throughout the year. Applications are due each February for the upcoming school year. For more information on Arts High School Admissions, please contact Bev DeVos (

82. U Of M Digital Media Center: Home Page. Gold University of minnesota M. Skip to main content. University of minnesota. te/a/ch Digital media Center helping instructors teach with technology. http://dmc.umn.edu/

Return to: U of M Home OIT Home One Stop Directories ... Search U of M Our Support Services: Use Our Services Breeze Support Consultations Development (Student Web Core) ... Online Nursing Curriculum Evaluation Our Online Resources: Teach With Technology Spotlight Issues Learning Tenets Teaching Strategies ... Contact Information Search DMC Welcome to the Digital Media Center (DMC) Web site. The DMC staff collaborates with collegiate and other central support units to promote the effective use of educational technologies at the University of Minnesota and to support faculty members who use these technologies to improve teaching and learning. Spotlight Issue: Getting Started Teaching With Technology Peter Dimock Getting Started Teaching With Technology News Educational Technology Consultations DMC consultants can help faculty members and their assistants teach with WebCT Vista and other technologies and evaluate outcomes. Call 612-625-5055 or e-mail dmc@umn.edu to set up an appointment. Learn how to improve your chances of winning a University of Minnesota technology-enhanced learning (TEL) grant in our a six-hour seminar. Fees are waived for eligible faculty members. To register, see

83. Moorhead Area Public Schools - Independent School District #152 Moorhead Area Public Schools by Rozeboom Miller Architects, Minneapolis, minnesota. Registration for the Red River Area Learning Center will be Aug. http://www.moorhead.k12.mn.us/

District Info About the District Contact Us Departments ... Staff Directory To develop the maximum potential of every learner to thrive in a changing world. ECFE hosting open house in honor of 30th birthday celebration Families with children ages birth to five-years-old are invited to Early Childhood Family Education’s 30th Birthday Celebration Open House from 9-11 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 24 at Probstfield Early Learning Center, 2410 14th St. S., Moorhead. Families are encouraged to come and go as they please to this free event. The theme of the Open House is ECFE’s 30th birthday and will include rooms full of vintage music, art, stories and games for parents and their young children. Read More Register now for a fall Community Education class The new Moorhead Community Education fall catalog has more than 340 learning opportunities for people of all ages and interests, including Early Childhood Family Education classes. Starting dates vary and many classes meet just once or twice to fit busy schedules. To request a free catalog or to register for a class by credit card, call Community Education at 284-3400. Read More Upcoming Events Fall MAP Testing (g...

84. Media Transparency: The Money Behind Conservative Media The National Journalism Center trains and finds internships and jobs for conservative If minnesota Republicans do what they’ve said they want to do, http://www.mediatransparency.org/

USING THE SITE Register Only registered visitors are allowed to email content or post comments Sign in Cursor.org MediaTransparency.org sponsor Searching Media Transparency tracks the impact of conservative philanthropy on the media, both through a database of grant information and through original research. To search by purpose of a grant, click on Grants Recipients yields the funding sources for a long list of recipients. Funders details grants given by listed funders. People contains information, stories, reports and links to funding sources for people in the conservative movement. The website search searches all pages for the text you type in. Issues Issues lists the topics that conservative philanthropy considers important. Issue pages provide links to original Media Transparency reports, database research, and other stories from the web. Neoconservatism Social Security Privatization Faithbased Watch Arkansas Project ... Conservative Philanthropy A discussion of the history and influence of conservative philanthropy on the shaping of public attitudes on a variety of subject areas; includes links to reports related to conservative philanthropy, and links to other significant commentary on the subject. ORIGINAL RESEARCH Original reports by Media Transparency staff or by experts in the field. Links to funding sources and other reports and stories expand the depth of coverage.

85. Farmington High School Library Media Center Resources for students at Farmington High school, Farmington, MN. 651460-1409 Phone xxWendy Larson, media Generalist xxMon-Fri. 700 am230 pm http://www.farmington.k12.mn.us/fhs/media/media.htm

86. Proctor Public Schools Library Media Center Welcome to the Proctor Secondary school Library media Center Homepage. Our LMC is here to meet the information needs of our students, staff, faculty, http://www.proctor.k12.mn.us/lmc/

contact us search Library Media Center (LMC) Quick Jump to Online e-Resources Choose an e-Resource... ATHENA LMC Catalog Faculty Bookmarks MCIS Careers Arts Connected ATLAS Web CIA Factbook ELM Gale Group ELM Ebsco Journals and Resources Proquest Newspaper Service CultureGrams SIRS Researcher Facts on File Grolier Group of Resources Landmark Citation Machine Image Gallery Duluth Public Library Arrowhead Library System Welcome to the Proctor Secondary School Library Media Center Homepage. Our LMC is here to meet the information needs of our students, staff, faculty, parents and community members with a wide variety of information resources. The Media and Technology program believes that in preparing our students for the 21st Century we must provide the technological and research resources necessary to support the curriculum and information needs of teachers and students. The Media and Technology program supports and promotes information literacy. The program is committed to providing current and relevant information resources to access, process, evaluate and communicate information. Comments or questions to: mscheibe@proctor.k12.mn.us

87. Feedback - The Media Center @ API The media Center at the American Press Institute Skip to navigation Director Institute for New media Studies University of minnesota Minneapolis http://www.mediacenter.org/mediacenter/feedback/

EVENTS NETWORK THINKING SERVICES ... The Media Center Search MEDIA CENTER NETWORK Charter Members Global partners committed to a better-informed society Join the Network More Media Center Events Media Center Matrix The Mobiles We Media ... Quoted Join our mailing list Email: MORPH: The Media Center Blog Gloria Pan speaks, people listen by Andrew Nachison WeMedia tag by Andrew Nachison Sorry to bring up that old debate again, but... by Little Judy Read more, post comments Event sponsor pricing and details Feedback How valuable is training with The Media Center? AIM THIS PAGE The Media Center is a smart investment in your people and your company’s future. How smart? Here’s what alumni said about their experiences with us: Mobile Media Emerging Technology, Business and Policy for Senior Executives Convergence: The Tour Digital News Management ... Monetize the Web Do you have a comment you want to share with us? Drop a note to our director, Andrew Nachison, at anachison@americanpressinstitute.org The Media Center "All I kept thinking was, 'yeah, I want to be this stimulated, this motivated, this excited about what I do all the time.' The Media Center gave me an entirely new perspective on the future of media, and the experience motivated me to develop a personal strategy to participate in the media convergence/citizen journalist/moblogging-like-mad future we discussed." Judy Faber littlejudy.com

88. Home - Medical School At The University Of Minnesota Medical school Medical school at the University of minnesota. Dianne Bartels, associate director of the Center for Bioethics, provides information on http://www.med.umn.edu/

Return to: Medical School Academic Health Center myU U of M Home ... Outreach People in the News Modern-day M*A*S*H* It's the end of the last weekend in August in northern Iraq, and Greg Beilman, University of Minnesota Medical School, is pretty sure someone is getting hurt. "It's Sunday. They're blowing themselves up," Beilman tells a St. Paul Pioneer Press reporter. He knows, because it's his job to patch up the people caught in this country's violent insurgency. Read more in the Pioneer Press News Medical School Gives Students Flexibility Meet Our Students: An excerpt from the 2005 Dean's Report. Women have new choice for online health information Hope for Diabetes Patients Dr. Bernhard Hering The estimated 1 million Americans living with type 1 diabetes may have new hope because of recent advances in clinical studies of islet transplants by Dr. Bernhard Hering at the University of Minnesota. Read more about islet transplants Education MED 2010 Initiative Integrating the Dimensions of Medicine Office of Education Education Programs M.D. Program

89. Media Center Links organized by Dewey Decimal number, access to subscription databases for KC students and teachers, online card catalog for both the elementary school http://www.kittson.k12.mn.us/Shared/Media_Center/Media_Center.html

College and Career Info Today's News Infotrac Magazine Index SIRS Knowledge Source ProQuest Newsstand HS Card Catalog Elem. Card Catalog Destiny ... Order Videos - User: media Password: catalog Discovering Authors Search Engines EBSCO Magazine Index Download E-Books Tutorials for Students and Staff Professional Collection

90. Article Written By Doug Johnson Is your school s media program keeping current with these changes? Does the media center serve as the hub of these information networks with routers, http://www.doug-johnson.com/dougwri/checklist.html

Article by Doug Johnson Home Articles Contact information Column title, periodical, and issue: 12 Point Library/Media Program Checklist for Building Administrators Book Report , Jan 1996 Revised in 1999 (Now "A Point Library/Media Program Checklist for Building Administrators") No More Agents of Benevolent Neglect! Over the next 30 years, my view of school administrators did not improve a great deal as I moved from being a student to being a teacher, to finally being a media specialist. The worst principal I worked for often bragged that he managed to obtain his college degrees without ever setting foot in a library. I told him I could tell. The best principal I had, I considered an agent of benevolent neglect. There was an unspoken agreement that if I left him alone, he would leave me alone. Rapid changes in technology, learning research, and the library profession in the past ten years are leaving school media programs at a wide range of development. Is your school's media program keeping current with these changes? The brief checklist below can be used with your media professionals to help evaluate the currency of your media program. 1) Professional staff and duties Does each media center have the services of a fully licensed media specialist?

91. The Center For Education Reform Job Watch schoolStart, a minnesotabased non-profit organization working to launch high Action Center Contact Your Legislator On Education Reform Issues. school http://edreform.com/info/jobs.htm

Job Watch from The Center for Education Reform Job listings for education organizations including charter and other schools, policy and research foundations, and education reform and resource organizations. NOTE: Interested applicants should contact employers directly, using the contact information provided below. Links: CER Internship Application (Apply now for Upcoming CER Internships) CER Grants Alert Page , for additional teacher opportunities, including fellowships and scholarships. CER's National Job Bank referral service Links to Additional Education and Reform Employment Websites Submit your job listing to be posted to CER's Job Watch Page CER CAREER OPPORTUNITIES, Washington, DC State Liaison (Part-time) The Center for Education Reform, a leading national education reform organization focusing on choice and charter schools, is searching for part-time consultants that have the ability to travel to selected states and manage CER affiliates, organize and work with state charter leaders and operators to assist them in preparing substantive programs that grow and improve their state charter organizations. Ideal candidates will have a strong understanding of the national charter school movement, be organized and efficient, and have excellent writing and people skills. To apply, please submit and resume to hr@edreform.com

92. SLIS IUB > Degrees > School Media Alumni As an instructional school media specialist, you will Course work for these two options includes management of school media center programs; http://www.slis.indiana.edu/degrees/mit_certification.html

Search: SLIS Home Degrees School Media Alumni SLIS Home Admissions Careers Courses ... Contact Degrees Options Master of Information Science Master of Library Science Ph.D. in Information Science Post-master's degree program ... Doctoral Minor in Information Science SLIS School Media Alumni MLS Alumni How can you increase your earning potential and marketability? Advance within your school corporation? Become a leader in curriculum development without giving up teaching? Become an Instructional Media Specialist Integrating computers and other modern information technologies into the curriculum is a top priority for many school systems, and school media specialists are the people who know how to do this. As an instructional school media specialist, you will: work with modern information technologies in a school setting. promote reading for pleasure and instruction. plan programs to improve student and teacher use of information resources. The number of school districts looking for full-time professionals in school library media and information technology has more than doubled since 1990. Many schools-both elemetary and secondary-are increasing their number of of full-time school media specialists. Plus, large nubmers of school librarians and media specialists are projected to retire in the next few years. There's never been a better time to enter the field and make a difference in education. "I made the change from public library work to a school media environment primarily because I wanted to be more directly involved with children in their education, and I wanted to facilitate the development of their information literacy skills-especially a lifelong love of reading. I have more of a sense of connectedness, continuity, and deeper personal satisfaction as a school media specialist than I experienced previously in public libraries."

93. North Carolina Center For Public Health Preparedness University of minnesota school of Public Health. University of minnesota Center for Public Health Preparedness. Worker health and safety http://www.sph.unc.edu/nccphp/partners.htm

Partners National Partners Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) The Association of Schools of Public Health (ASPH) National Association of County and City Health Officials (NACCHO) Centers for Public Health Preparedness Centers for Public Health Preparedness at CDC Academic Centers for Public Health Preparedness Specialty Centers for Public Health Preparedness Advanced Practice Centers State Partners North Carolina Division of Public Health (NC DPH) The Office of Public Health Preparedness and Response Tennessee Department of Health West Virginia Bureau for Public Health Virginia Department of Health ... (Virginia) UNC Partners Southeast Public Health Training Center Southeast Public Health Leadership Institute (SEPHLI) North Carolina Statewide Program for Infection Control and Epidemiology (SPICE) UNC School of Social Work Behavioral Healthcare Resource Program Academic Centers for Public Health Preparedness South State Location Center Specialty Areas AL South Central Center for Public Health Preparedness Risk communication/media Risk assessment Chemical/radiological FL University of South Florida : College of Public Health Florida Center for Public Health Preparedness Psychological dimensions of terrorism

94. MPS News Dex media Donates $10000 to Minneapolis Public Schools. Minneapolis Public Schools has received $10000 from Dex media to help supply supplemental literacy http://www.mpls.k12.mn.us/

Quick Links: Select One Achieve!Minneapolis Accountability Athletic Schedule Atomic Learning Attendance Matters Data/Research District Map District Initiatives Donate to MPS Lunch Menus MPS Facts Mpls.Kids Child Care No Child Left Behind Office of Civil Rights Policies Reunions Special Ed. School Requests Volunteering About MPS Board of Education Calendar Community Education ... Print View MPS News It's school choice time! Will your child be entering kindergarten, moving on to middle or high school, or changing schools next fall? If so, now's the time to look at your choices. Citywide Kindergarten - High School Information Fair Saturday, October 29, 2005 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. Hyatt Regency Minneapolis 1300 Nicollet Mall Parking validated for up to two hours at Loring Parking Ramp. Enter ramp at Grant St. and Nicollet Mall, south of the hotel's main entrance. If you have any questions, please call Student Placement Services at 612-668-1840. Back to school events Many schools are also hosting back-to-school events. Click on these links for more open house information and a school supply checklist for students.

95. National Center For Missing & Exploited Children Collier County Implements NetSmartz Workshop Into 20052006 school Year ABC s Extreme Makeover Home Edition Highlights Missing Children in Two-Hour http://www.missingkids.com/

Home About Us Partners Training ... Site Search Help Now Report a Sighting CyberTipline Get Involved AMBER Alert ... Stay Informed Resources for Law Enforcement Attorneys Media Topics of Focus If Your Child Is Missing Sexual Exploitation Child Safety FAQs and Statistics ... Sex-Offender Laws Global Network Argentina Australia Belgium Brazil Canada Chile Costa Rica Ireland Italy Malaysia Mexico Netherlands South Africa Spain United Kingdom Learn More Language English Spanish Special Thanks ALERT! Have you seen these children? ANNIE SMOOT Missing since: Sep 14, 2005 SILVER LAKE OH ERIN NEMBHARD Missing since: Sep 16, 2005 PORT SAINT LUCIE FL RICHARD HOLLAND Missing since: Jul 1, 2005 WILLIAMSTON MI more... Quick Search for Missing Children Female Male Select a State (USA only) Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware District of Columbia Florida Georgia Guam Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Puerto Rico Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Virgin Islands Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming Missing within Year(s) More search options Featured Services Project ALERT Retired, law-enforcement professionals volunteer their time and expertise to assist law enforcement

96. Brooklyn Center, Minnesota Detailed Profile - Travel And Real Estate Info, Jobs, Profiles Brooklyn Center, Hennepin County, minnesota local houses, apartments, residents, Biggest public primary/middle schools in Brooklyn Center http://www.city-data.com/city/Brooklyn-Center-Minnesota.html

Brooklyn Center, Minnesota Back to Minnesota 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 Brooklyn Center, MN Population (year 2000): 29,172, Est. population in July 2002: 28,753 (-1.4% change) Males: 14,205 (48.7%), Females: 14,967 (51.3%) County: Hennepin Land area: 7.9 square miles Zip code: Median resident age: 35.3 years Median household income: $44,570 (year 2000) Median house value: $105,600 (year 2000) New: Brooklyn Center, MN residents, houses, and apartments details Races in Brooklyn Center: White Non-Hispanic (70.4%) Black (14.1%) Other Asian (6.5%) Two or more races (3.4%) Hispanic (2.8%) American Indian (1.5%) Other race (1.5%) Vietnamese (0.9%) Asian Indian (0.6%) Ancestries: German (27.5%), Norwegian (13.7%), Irish (10.0%), Swedish (10.0%), English (5.6%), Polish (4.7%). For population 25 years and over in Brooklyn Center High school or higher: 86.9% Bachelor's degree or higher: 16.7% Graduate or professional degree: 4.1%

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