41. Military Schools - Military School For Troubled Teenagers military schools – Information about military school for troubled teens as wellas other alternatives. http://www.militaryschooloptions.com/

Request Information Military History Military Family Life School Admissions ... Leadership Call Now! Request Information Home Military History Military Family Life ... Site Map Contact us today to get help for struggling teens Military Schools for Troubled Teenagers The public school system of today is not fully equipped to handle troubled teenagers. Often times, parents turn to military schools as an option to discipline and educate their troubled teenagers. Military schools , which seemed headed for extinction in the late 1960s and early '70s, have seen enrollments increase steadily in recent years. Many military schools are jammed to capacity and sport long waiting lists, as anxious parents scramble for slots. This website will give more information about military schools as an option for troubled teens as well as other alternatives for troubled teens. There is also history of military schools and general information about military schools. Alabama AL Alaska AK ... Visit Our Directory Resources: Home Site Directory Military School Options.

42. Chamberlain-Hunt Academy military, boarding school established by the Presbytery of mississippi in Second, ChamberlainHunt is a military school, one of the few left in the http://www.chamberlain-hunt.com/

About Chamberlain-Hunt Cadet Life Academics Military Discipline ... Contact Us Chamberlain-Hunt Academy is committed to its mission: "Knowledge and Wisdom in Submission to God." The staff and faculty believe that the Triune God revealed in the Bible as the Creator, Sustainer and Ruler of all things is the one true God and the sole source of all truth. Consequently, true education must focus on knowing that God. True education must be an active, ongoing part of a living faith. Therefore, Chamberlain-Hunt endeavors to provide true education to help Cadets understand God’s world and his purpose for their lives. Special announcement To accomodate families affected by Hurricane Katrina, Chamberlain-Hunt enrollment will remain open until September 19, 2005. For more information, please visit the Admissions page All male boarding, grades 7–12 Co-ed day program 150 Cadets representing 22 States Cadet Corps by Race: 90% Caucasian, 7% African-American, 3% Other Faculty/Cadet ratio: 1/12 Faculty with Masters Degrees: 58% Accredited by SACS and MPSA Member of ACSI 70 acre Wilderness Program adjoining main campus 124 McComb Ave.

43. MWP: William Faulkner (1897-1962) More than simply a renowned mississippi writer, the Nobel Prizewinning novelistand short Though he had seen no combat in his wartime military service, http://www.olemiss.edu/mwp/dir/faulkner_william/

Go to Gallery Publications Bibliography Media Adaptations ... Internet Resources See also: Book Info: Faulkner in the Twenty-first Century (February 2003) William Faulkner: Six Decades of Criticism (October 2002) Absalom, Absalom! (September 2002) Faulkner and the Politics of Reading , by Karl Zender (August 2002) Faulkner and Postmodernism , edited by John Duvall and Ann Abadie (July 2002) New Orleans Sketches (June 2002) The Unvanquished (Large Print edition) (April 2002) Light in August (April 2002) Faulkner at West Point , edited by Robert Paul Ashley and Joseph L. Fant (March 2002) A William Faulkner Encyclopedia (November 1999) Absalom, Absalom! (June 1997) Writer News: Rowan Oak closed for renovations until spring 2003 (15 July 2002) (2 May 2002) (12 April 2002) (20 March 2002) Faulkner portrait donated to library (27 February 2002) (24 December 2001) (25 September 1997) Home Browse Listings Authors William Faulkner William Faulkner The Sound and the Fury in 1929 to Go Down, Moses

44. MWP: William Faulkner (1897-1962) Though he had seen no combat in his wartime military service, In 1919, heenrolled at the University of mississippi in Oxford under a special provision http://www.olemiss.edu/depts/english/ms-writers/dir/faulkner_william/

Go to Gallery Publications Bibliography Media Adaptations ... Internet Resources See also: Book Info: Faulkner in the Twenty-first Century (February 2003) William Faulkner: Six Decades of Criticism (October 2002) Absalom, Absalom! (September 2002) Faulkner and the Politics of Reading , by Karl Zender (August 2002) Faulkner and Postmodernism , edited by John Duvall and Ann Abadie (July 2002) New Orleans Sketches (June 2002) The Unvanquished (Large Print edition) (April 2002) Light in August (April 2002) Faulkner at West Point , edited by Robert Paul Ashley and Joseph L. Fant (March 2002) A William Faulkner Encyclopedia (November 1999) Absalom, Absalom! (June 1997) Writer News: Rowan Oak closed for renovations until spring 2003 (15 July 2002) (2 May 2002) (12 April 2002) (20 March 2002) Faulkner portrait donated to library (27 February 2002) (24 December 2001) (25 September 1997) Home Browse Listings Authors William Faulkner William Faulkner The Sound and the Fury in 1929 to Go Down, Moses

45. Mississippi Department Of Archives And History Sources Guide entry for the mississippi Department of Archives and History. Thomas attended Augusta military Academy, Fort Defiance, Virginia, http://www.history.navy.mil/sources/ms/mdah.htm

Sources on U.S. Naval History homepage Repository List for Mississippi Naval Historical Center, 805 Kidder Breese St SE, Washington Navy Yard, DC 20374-5060 Mississippi Department of Archives and History P.O. Box 571 Jackson, MS 39205-0571 Barksdale Family Papers, 1861-1965 Lieutenant Henry Edward Barksdale's correspondence chronicles his service in the United States Navy in China during World War II. Colonel Battle Malone Barksdale's correspondence chronicles his years as a cadet at the United States Military Academy, West Point, New York, in the 1930s and as an army officer during World War II. A memoir also recounts his service in the United States Army. The Barksdale Family Papers also contain scattered papers and records of the Hawkins and Humphrey families. Included are letters of Confederate soldier Rhesa Read Hawkins of Vaiden, Mississippi, which document his service in Company K, Eleventh Regiment, Mississippi Infantry, and an 1883 pocket diary of Minnie Louisa Humphrey of South New Berlin, Chenango County, New York. Bass, Ivan E.

46. Charles W. Pickering CONGRESSMAN PICKERING TO HOST military ACADEMY DAY AT MADISON CENTRAL ON of the five military service academies as well as mississippi alumni of the http://www.house.gov/pickering/MadisonMA.htm

E-mail Updates Zip FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE NEWS RELEASE - March 4, 2005 Contact: BRIAN PERRY: 202-225-5031 CONGRESSMAN PICKERING TO HOST MILITARY ACADEMY DAY AT MADISON CENTRAL ON MARCH 12 Representatives from each of the five military service academies as well as Mississippi alumni of the institutions will be present to meet with students (Pearl, Miss.) - Third District Congressman Chip Pickering will host his annual Military Academy Day on Saturday, March 12 at Madison Central High School in Madison County from 9:00 a.m. until noon. The Military Academy Day provides interested students and parents an opportunity to learn more about our nation's military academies, requirements for admission and the appointment process. The event is free and open to the public. Congressman Pickering and members of his staff will be joined by representatives from each of the five service academies: U.S. Military Academy (West Point), Naval Academy, Air Force Academy, Merchant Marine Academy and Coast Guard Academy. "This Military Academy Day is a service to those interested in learning more about, or attending our country's service academies," Pickering explained. "Many young people from Mississippi have graduated from these academies and excelled in all walks of life as a result of the quality education and training they received at these institutions."

47. Charles W. Pickering Our military depends on our volunteers and it is important that those who Congressman Chip Pickering serves mississippi s Third Congressional District. http://www.house.gov/pickering/Support.htm

E-mail Updates Zip FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE - 03/03/2005 PICKERING COLUMN Contact: BRIAN PERRY: 202-225-5031 SECURING OUR HOMELAND; SUPPORTING OUR MILITARY This past December, Congress passed and President George W. Bush signed the Intelligence Reform and Terrorism Prevention Act of 2004. During debate, my colleagues determined that specific border security and terrorist tracking provisions needed further consideration and those matters were removed from the final bill. But we were given assurances those matters would move early this year and so last month we passed the Real ID Act (HR418). This measure would implement much-needed driver's license reforms, close asylum loopholes, enhance border security and strengthen deportation laws. The Real ID Act tightens national standards for state driver's licenses and identity cards to prevent a state issued paper drivers license from New York, illegally and easily forged, to be used to board a plane in Mississippi. It requires foreign identification applicants to prove they are legally in the country and links the expiration date of their identity documents to the expiration of their lawful entry status, preventing those who illegally entered or are unlawfully remaining in the U.S. from having valid identification documents. The bill tightens up our asylum laws to better ensure only those foreign nationals with legitimate needs are able to remain in sanctuary in our country, and to prohibit false claims which could be abused by terrorists. It would allow immigration judges to weigh the credibility of asylum applicants in a variety of proceedings, while removing the annual cap of 10,000 refugees who may become legitimate permanent residents. It also authorizes the completion of a security fence along the US-Mexico border near San Diego.

48. M186 Nydegger Family Papers The University of Southern mississippi McCain Library and Archives He attended the School of military Government in Washington, DC, in the fall of http://www.lib.usm.edu/~archives/m186text.htm

The University of Southern Mississippi McCain Library and Archives Alphabetical List of All Collections Collections Listed By Subject Manuscript Collection Collection Title: Nydegger Family Papers Collection Number: Dates: Volume: 1.5 cu.ft. Provenance: Donated by Donna L. Nydegger in 1987 and 1989. Biographical/Historical Sketch: Melvin Glore Nydegger was born in Parsons, Labette County, Kansas, on October 8, 1906, the son of Frank and Lena Glore Nydegger. He attended the public schools of Parsons and continued his education at Kansas State Teachers College in Pittsburg, Kansas, receiving a B.S. in Education from that institution on July 29, 1927. He later attended the University of Wisconsin where he received a Master's degree in Spanish and French in 1937. On June 30, 1936, Nydegger married Donna Eilene Smith, daughter of Joseph J. and Donna Meadows Smith of Abingdon, Illinois. Donna was a graduate of Abington High School and the nurses' training program at St. Luke's Hospital in Chicago. They had one daughter, Donna (Dee) Lenora Nydegger. Nydegger's early teaching positions were in high schools and military schools in Kansas, Minnesota, Alabama, and Georgia, where he taught Spanish, French, and Latin. In 1938, Nydegger became head of the Spanish Department at Allen Military Academy in Bryan, Texas, where he began a program of exchange for both students and faculty between Ramirez College in Bogata, Colombia, and Allen Academy. In 1939 he was an exchange professor in South America and began post graduate work at the National University of Colombia.

49. Mississippiana Vertical File_SubM military Installations. SEE ALSO Camp Shelby. Camp McCain. Keesler Air Force Base mississippi Southern College School Lunch Managers Workshop http://www.lib.usm.edu/~spcol/msana/msanavert_SubM.htm

SUBJECT INDEX A B C D ... ABOUT THE VERTICAL FILE M McCabe House (Gulfport) McCarley, MS McComb, MS McComb Railroad Museum McElroy House (Union County) McGuire House (Itta Bena) McHenry, MS McLain, MS McLeod House (Hattiesburg) McNutt, MS McRaven (Vicksburg) Maben, MS Macon, MS MADD - Mothers Against Drunk Driving Madison County, MS SEE ALSO: "Old Court House Comments" 1-13-85 Magazines Magee, MS Magnolia Boys' State Magnolia Boys Town (Laurel) Magnolia Hall (Natchez) Magnolia, MS Magnolia Press Magnolia Speech School Magnolia State Park Magnolias, The (West Point) Mahned Bridge SEE: Moody, Kenneth/Mahned Bridge Murders Malmaison (Greenwood) Manship House (Jackson) Maps SEE ALSO: Weekender: 1-22-84 Marathons Marble Springs Restoration (Ocean Springs) Mardi Gras Marijuana SEE: Drugs and Drug Abuse Marine Education Center (Biloxi) Marine Fisheries Commission Marine Life Marion County, MS Marriages - Laws and Statistics Marshall County, MS Marshall County Historical Museum Martin Bluff, MS

50. The University Of Mississippi Medical Center The University of mississippi School of Medicine adheres to this mission statement H. military personnel assigned an active duty station in mississippi http://som.umc.edu/admissions.html

Hurricane-Displaced Applicants Office Personnel Bulletin Curriculum in Medicine ... Professional Portal Track IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR HURRICANE-DISPLACED APPLICANTS The University of Mississippi School of Medicine is poised to assist applicants who attended colleges and universities adversely affected by hurricane Katrina. To maintain contact with medical schools, displaced applicants should update all contact information (postal address, telephone number and email address) in their American Medical College Application Service (AMCAS) application and resubmit it. Any applicant who is unable to update their application or submit required documentation (such as transcripts and faculty evaluation letters) to this medical school by posted deadlines should call the Admissions Office at 601-984-5010. Duke University, the National Association of Advisors for the Health Professions (NAAHP), and AMCAS are working together to collect letters of evaluation from a medical school that has already received an applicant's packet of evaluations and transmit them to the other medical schools to which the applicant has applied. They are also seeking ways to transmit letters for applicants who have not yet had letters sent to medical schools. If you need letters sent to medical schools, see Announcements at http://www.aas.duke.edu/trinity/prehealth/

51. Military Schools Why should you consider military schools for your child? military schoolshave a long history in the United States. Americans placed a great deal of http://educationseek.com/military_schools.html

FAQs Site Map Home Resources ... Suggest A Site Recent Post - "cual es el valor del grado 12" - "formas de pago" - "Accident at Daycare" - "Enrollment" ... - "marching band" Help for Troubled Teens: www.ed.gov nces.ed.gov Military Schools Military Schools What Military Schools Have to Offer Military Schools General Rules These types of schools all have very strict guidelines that must be followed, no exceptions. Most schools start at 6 am sharp, and all cadets are expected to be in formation fully dressed in their uniforms, with their boots polished. Girls that are in a military school are not allowed to wear bright nail polish, or lots of makeup. Their hair has to be either put up in buns, or cut above the collar of their uniforms. Most military schools will have their cadets called to formation before allowing them to have their meals. Privileges are earned in a military school, if you want something you have to work for it. If a cadet wants to play a video game or go to town on the weekend, they have to earn this privilege. To earn these privileges, a cadet has to earn rank; you give nothing, you get nothing. Military schools do not allow any types of misbehaving, this includes fighting, the use of any drug, or sexual activities either in the school or when on leave to go into town. Being able to work together as a team is a requirement that is necessary from every cadet in a military school. Military Schools Not for Everyone Military schools can be great for some children and help them to excel as an adult, but these schools are not for everyone. Some children would not be able to deal with this type of disciplinary school. Any child with the following problems probably would not do well in a military school. If they:

52. Massanutten Military Academy He has been a Rotarian for the past 10 years and a military school admissions She has taught in Virginia, Maryland and mississippi, taking additional http://www.militaryschool.com/facultystaffbios.htm

Preparing Today's Teenagers to Be Tomorrow's Leaders Admissions Admissions Home Page Applying Tuition/FACTS Admissions Packet ... About MMA Academic Development Academic Development High School Middle School College Acceptances ... Homework Assistance Faculty/Staff Bios Cadet Life Cadet Life Female Cadets Cadet Health Services The Adjutant (yearbook) Academy News Current News Archives Alumni Alumni Homecoming Athletic Department Athletics Directions to Games Cross Country Equestrian ... Wrestling Development Office Board of Trustees Contact Form Giving Clubs Special Events ... 2004-05 Donors Parent Info SAT Registration Deadline Academic Calendar Newsletters Local Information Leave Travel Who to Contact Character and Leadership Development Character and Leadership Development Army JROTC Program Summer Cadet Program Weekend Life/Activities Human Resources Jobs at Massanutten Massanutten Military Academy 614 S. Main Street Woodstock, VA 22664 Faculty and Staff Biographies Melissa Barb, LPN, Infirmary Staff. Ms. Barb came to MMA in August 2001. She grew up in the Washington metropolitan area. She attended Montgomery College in Rockville, Md., and Lord Fairfax Community College in Middletown, Va. Before coming to MMA, she worked for 10 years in Shenandoah County Public Schools. She resides in Woodstock and is the mother of eight children, one of whom is an MMA cadet.

53. The Clarion-Ledger: Mississippi's News Source The academy in Lucedale is a faithbased military school for troubled youth. Few are from mississippi. A $4600 entrance fee includes the first-month http://www.clarionledger.com/news/0307/20/m01.html

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54. Military Books - Paper Item At Mississippi Pack Ratz military Books Paper Item at mississippi Pack Ratz. US military AcademyMagazine DIRIGIBLE AD This is a great magazine from West Point military http://pages.tias.com/3943/InventoryPage/1651315/1.html

CONTACT VIEW CART ABOUT US FAQ ... HOME Military Books - Paper Item What are you looking for? Match All Words 1960 - 1961 ARMY LAUGHS Comic Book Item # Description Price Click for more detail... 1960 - 1961 ARMY LAUGHS Comic Book 1960-61 ARMY LAUGHS This is a miniature color comic book from Dec./Jan. 1960-61. This color comic book is not entirely shown due to scanner capabilities. This month’s book was illustrated by Geo Kesner. This comic book is in good condition with all pages intact no writing inside and tight binding. This book does have a tear on cover with slight discoloration. This book has 60 pages of comic relief with color cartoon graphics. Excellent Item For The Collector or Military Enthusiast! Our Price: $8.99 1971 NEW GEORGIA BOOK WWII History Item # Description Price Click for more detail... 1971 NEW GEORGIA BOOK WWII History 1971 NEW GEORGIA BOOK This book is from 1971 about the new victory for New Georgia. This book is not entirely shown due to scanner capabilities. It is a paperback book concerning the History of World War II. This book has many facts and Pan/Ballantine illustrated. Excellent Book for the Curious, or the Collector Our Price: $12.99

55. MSN Encarta - Related Items - Segregation In The United States Segregation in the United States. see also Integration Black Codes of mississippi marriage and miscegenation military music and the arts http://encarta.msn.com/related_761580651/Segregation_in_the_United_States.html

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56. The Times Of South Mississippi - Covering Hattiesburg, Lamar And Forrest County, THE TIMES of South mississippi is locally owned and locally operated, a Forrest County Agricultural High School student, will attend West Point military http://www.thetimeswire.com/index.php?ID=123

57. PRESIDING JUSTICE WILLIAM L. WALLER, JR. Presiding Justice William While in law school, Justice Waller was a member of Phi Alpha Delta Legal Fraternity military Graduate of the Army ROTC Department at mississippi State http://www.mssc.state.ms.us/bios/supreme/WilliamWaller.htm

PRESIDING JUSTICE WILLIAM L. WALLER, JR. Presiding Justice William L. (Bill) Waller, Jr., a sixth generation Mississippian, was born on February 9, 1952, in Jackson. He is the eldest son of former Governor Bill Waller, Sr., and Carroll Overton Waller. After graduation from Murrah High School in 1970, he attended Mississippi State University and Delta State University, receiving his undergraduate degree in General Business with emphasis in Finance, Tax and Insurance in 1974 from Mississippi State. He received his Juris Doctor from the University of Mississippi Law School in 1977. While in law school, Justice Waller was a member of Phi Alpha Delta Legal Fraternity and the Lamar Society of International Law, and served as Chairman of the Faculty Evaluation Committee. He is an active member of First Baptist Church in Jackson where he is a Sunday school secretary and Chairman Elect of the Deacons. He is married to the former Charlotte Brawner of Biggersville, Mississippi, who is a past president of the statewide judges' spouses' association, "JEMS." They have three children: William, a graduate of Mississippi College and a third-year medical student at the University of Mississippi Medical Center; Jeannie, a senior at Mississippi State University; and Clayton, a seventh grader at Jackson Academy. Both Justice Waller and his son William are Eagle Scouts. Justice Waller presently serves as a Patrol Advisor for Troop 8, Boy Scouts of America, where his son Clayton is a Star Scout.

58. Mississippi State University Bands mississippi State University Bands History Being part of a military school,the band had worn military uniforms, but in 1926 this was to change. http://www.msstate.edu/org/band/history.html

Mississippi State University Bands: History Reveille in the morning and signaled lights out with Taps in the evening. Drum and bugle corps were used to assist in the military ceremonies from time to time, but these were established and disbanded at the whim of the commandant in charge. The band required auditions for membership as early as 1911. The first-chair men, together with the director, voted on whether the prospective members played well enough to merit membership in the band. The band had a fraternity-like atmosphere, due in large part to the fact that one section of Old Main was set aside as the band quarters and all bandsmen lived there. A highlight of this period was a Liberty Bonds tour by the band during which they traveled to Niagara Falls by train to raise money for the military effort of World War I. It is known that in 1918 a small group called the "Jazzer-up Jazz Band" was in existence in addition to the regular band. The instrumentation of this 8-piece group included cornet, violin, saxophone, clarinet, flute, trombone, drums, and piano. In 1924 the band had its first performance at the halftime of a football game. Prior to this time the majority of outdoor performances were done at fairs in Meridian, Jackson, Tupelo, and Grenada where the band provided grandstand entertainment.

59. Mississippi Emergency Management Agency :: Robert R. Latham Biography A Senatobia High School graduate, Latham attended Northwest mississippi Junior of military education and training, including the mississippi military http://www.msema.org/executive/rlbiography.htm

Robert R. Latham Director, MEMA Robert R. Latham, Jr. is from Senatobia, Mississippi and was appointed Executive Director of the Mississippi Emergency Management Agency on Feb. 1, 2000, by Gov. Ronnie Musgrove and was reappointed to the position on Dec. 23, 2003 by Gov. Haley Barbour. Latham served as Emergency Management Director for Tate County from 1994 to 2000 and has been active in emergency management since 1978, when he became a member of the Senatobia Volunteer Fire Department. He served as Chief of that department for 18 years. From 1988 until 2000, Latham served as county fire coordinator for Tate County and served as president of the Tate County E911 Board. In 1994, the Tate County Board of Supervisors appointed him Emergency Management Director, where he served until his appointment as MEMA Director. He has served on the Board of Directors of the North Central Mississippi Chapter of the American Red Cross, the Mississippi Civil Defense Emergency Management Association, the Tate County Community Council for Lifeblood, the Tate County TRIAD Seniors and Law Enforcement Together Council and the Local Emergency Planning Committee for Tate County. In 1995, Latham retired with 26 years of service from the Mississippi National Guard at the rank of Sergeant Major. Since February 2000, Latham has served as a member of the Board of Directors for The Central United States Earthquake Consortium and is currently serving as the Chairman. He is also currently serving on the Board of Directors of the Center for Community Earthquake Preparedness and on the State Interoperability Executive Committee. He has served on the Southern Governor's Association Bio-terrorism Task Force and is also serving as the chairman of the National Emergency Management Association's Legislative Committee for 2004-2005.

60. Mississippi Part Time Jobs On CareerBuilder.com KLC School Partnerships division, a member of Knowledge Learning Corporation Police Officer military Police (MPs) in the mississippi Army National Guard http://part-time.careerbuilder.com/pt.ic/Mississippi/

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