81. Andreas' History Of The State Of Nebraska - Knox Co. As Knox was, until the recent addition to nebraska of that portion of DakotaTerritory The school was converted to a girl s boarding school in 1874, http://www.kancoll.org/books/andreas_ne/knox/knox-p1.html

KANSAS COLLECTION BOOKS Andreas' History of the State of Nebraska Knox County Produced by Deborah S. Avelis PART 1: Surface, Soil and Streams Indians Accidents and Crimes Early Navigation of the Missouri ... Santee Sioux Agency PART 2: Biographical Sketches Niobrara: Local History The Flood of 1881 ... Biographical Sketches PART 3: Creighton: Biographical Sketches Bazile Mills: Biographical Sketches ... Other Towns Illustration in Knox County: [Portrait of John C. Santee.] PART 1 Knox County was organized by the Territorial Legislature in 1857, and named L'Eau Qui Court, that being the French name for the river named by the Indians Niobraraboth names meaning, in English, Running Water. The name was changed to Knox by a statute passed February 21, 1873, which took effect April 1, 1873. Knox County is bounded on the north by the Niobrara and Missouri rivers, and on the east by Cedar, on the south by Pierce and Antelope, and on the west by Holt County. In area it contains about one thousand and fifty square miles, or six hundred and seventy-two thousand acres. SURFACE SOIL AND STREAMS.

82. Lesson Five - School Records to find if one of your ancestors attended a boarding school and which one . Genoa Government Indian School, Genoa, nebraska (records probably at the http://members.aol.com/RoundSky/lesson5.html

LESSON FIVE SCHOOL RECORDS Education for Michigan Indians began with the arrival of the missionaries. A Mission was established on Mackinac Island in 1823 by the United Foreign Missionary Society. It was ministered by Rev. William M. Ferry. The school averaged 150 students per year until it was closed in 1834. In 1839 Rev. Peter Doughtery came to the Grand Traverse region and began his mission and school. The Holy Childhood of Jesus mission was founded in 1827 with the first school building constructed that year, next to the church in Little Traverse (now called Harbor Springs.) Ottawa, Chippewa, Potawatomi, Winnebago, Menominee and some children from other out-of-state tribes came long distances and boarded at the school. A few nearby students also attended as day students. In 1843 the Methodist Church opened Wesleyan Seminary (later changed to Albion College) in Albion and during the 1850's taught basic reading, writing and arithmetic. There were other mission schools though out Michigan and those records will be found in with the church's records. Then the United States government got into the education business. "The Treaty of 1855 removed control of Indian schools from the missionaries and placed responsibility for Ottawa education firmly in the hands of the federal government. Of the country's forty-eight federally supported Indian schools, twenty were in Michigan, located at Onawmeceeneville, Eagletown, Grove Hill, Pine River, Bear River, Little Traverse, Middle Village, Cross Village, Cheboygan, Iroquois Point, Sugar Island, Garden Island, and in Isabella, Mason and Oceana counties."* Three government schools were constructed in Elbridge township and two in Crystal township in Oceana county and one each in Eden and Custer townships in Mason county.

83. Troubled Teens 4 Jesus: CHARACTER COUNTS! In Nebraska 1 CHARACTER COUNTS! In nebraska Abstract 1 AbundantLife-Academy is a uniqueChristian boarding school for unmotivated-gifted teens that are looking for http://www.troubledteens4jesus.com/resourcelinks/charactereducationabstracts/ccn

Troubled Teens :: Summer Programs, Group Homes, Boot camps, Boarding Schools, Parents, Teens Homes, Programs Troubled, Troubled Teens, Schools For Troubled Teens, Camps For Troubled Teens, Christian Boarding Schools, boot camps, boot camps for troubled teens, troubled teen camps, troubled teen schools, help for troubled teens, troubled teen help, educational consultants, Programs for troubled teens, Troubled teen programs CHARACTER COUNTS! In Nebraska: Abstract 1 Home Resource Links Character Education Students are happy. They show good behavior in the halls and are respectful to the teachers. Handling Rebellious Teenagers The kids are using better manners. They are being more polite and considerate of us and the other kids. They are more respectful of kitchen utensils and property. I find that students are willing to help out in the music room with clean-up and straightening the room. They are also respectful of each other in band when a student is playing alone on an instrument or having a bad day. Their effort to live the principles of Character Counts! is evident. Character Counts! has provided my third graders with a framework with which to evaluate their own behaviors, as well as the behaviors of their peers and even those in the public view. We've also implemented grade level activities to teach good decision making and I regularly have other students approach me about issues of character in their lives and in the news. If you're committed to raising caring, thoughtful young people, then Character Counts! offers a thoroughly researched, flexible method of teaching young people about good decision making, ethical behavior and the virtues of living a productive life wherever you live. Teachers, especially, need to take a hard look at the character lessons they deliver, both spoken and unspoken. Educators cannot provide students with academic knowlege and not support and encourage the application of that knowlege in an ethical manner.

84. Troubled Teens 4 Jesus: CHARACTER COUNTS! In Nebraska 2 CHARACTER COUNTS! In nebraska Abstract 2 AbundantLife-Academy is a uniqueChristian boarding school for unmotivated-gifted teens that are looking for http://www.troubledteens4jesus.com/resourcelinks/charactereducationabstracts/ccn

Troubled Teens :: Summer Programs, Group Homes, Boot camps, Boarding Schools, Parents, Teens Homes, Programs Troubled, Troubled Teens, Schools For Troubled Teens, Camps For Troubled Teens, Christian Boarding Schools, boot camps, boot camps for troubled teens, troubled teen camps, troubled teen schools, help for troubled teens, troubled teen help, educational consultants, Programs for troubled teens, Troubled teen programs CHARACTER COUNTS! In Nebraska: Abstract 2 Home Resource Links Character Education Schools and 4-H programs in Antelope County are involved with CHARACTER COUNTS! Teachers have reported that there was an impact as a result of CHARACTER COUNTS! name calling decreased and politeness increased. CHARACTER COUNTS! is used in school enrichment programs, story hours for preschoolers at county libraries, 4-H and other youth groups, teacher in-service programs, and through local news releases. Over 450 youth in 7 schools have been reached by the programming. Teen Wilderness Programs CHARACTER COUNTS! is used in the Headstart curriculum, and has reached 32 children. The curriculum is used in the school enrichment programs, Employment First curriculum, schools, FCE lessons, and 4-H judging. In the past year, CHARACTER COUNTS! was used as part of a one-day social skills class in Bridgeport attended by 35 youth.

85. Urban45_21 The Federal Indian boarding School A Study of Environment and Response, Story of Chilocco Indian School (Lincoln University of nebraska Press, 1994). http://www.zzbw.uni-hannover.de/HerbstHist/Herbst45_21.htm

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THE HISTORY OF AMERICAN EDUCATION Prof. em. Jurgen Herbst University of Wisconsin-Madison IV. AMERICA IN THE URBAN AGE 21. Racial Minorities and Education: Native Americans ADAMS, David Wallace. "The Federal Indian Boarding School: A Study of Environment and Response, 1879-1918." Ed. D. dissertation, Indiana University, 1975. ADAMS, David Wallace. "Schooling the Hopi: Federal Indian Policy Writ Small, 1887-1917." Pacific Historical Review, XLVIII (December 1979), 347-356. ADAMS, David Wallace. Education for Extinction: American Indians and the Boarding School Experience, 1875-1928 (Lawrence: University Press of Kansas, 1995). AHERN, Wilbert H. "The Returned Indians': Hampton Institute and its Indian Alumni, 1879-1893." Journal of Ethnic Studies, X (Winter 1983), 101-124. BEATTY, Willard W. "The Federal Government and the Education of Indians and Eskimos." Journal of Negro Education, VII (1938). CHILD, Brenda J.Boarding School Seasons: American Indian Families, 1900-1940 (Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press, 1998). COBB, Amanda J. Listening to our Grandmothers' Stories: The Bloomfield Academy for Chickasaw Females, 1852-1949 (Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press, 2000).

86. AnyWho: Internet Directory Assistance; Yellow Pages, White Pages, Toll-Free Numb An international boarding school in Kijabe, Kenya that serves missionary kids with Confers University of nebraska diploma. The British School of Lom© http://www.anywho.com/cgi-bin/webdrill?catkey=gwd/Top/Reference/Education/Intern

87. Africa - International Schools - International - Education - Reference - Africa International schools - International - Education - Reference - Musikili Primary School - Co-educational, non denominational boarding School http://www.myonlinecolleges.com/school/Reference/Education/International/Interna

Search: the entire directory only in Top Reference Education International ... Aga Khan Education Services - Part of the Aga Khan Development Network, AKES offers UK National Curriculum and IGCSE examinations in Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda. Now expanding into International Baccalureate, the first IB Academy opened in Mombasa, Kenya in 2003. American International School of Bamako - Established in Mali to convey an American curriculum from pre-Kindergarten to Grade 10. Offers supervised University of Nebraska distance learning for grades 11 -12. American International School of N'Djamena - Delivers US curriculum from pre-Kindergarten to Grade 8 in Chad. American International School of Niamey - Takes students from Kindergarten to 9th Grade in Niger. Offers distance learning facilities for grades 10 to 12 from University of Nebraska. American School of Antananarivo - Offers 3 years of pre-school, and kindergarten to Grade 12 American style education on Madagascar. The American School Of Kinshasa - Delivers the University of Nebraska American Curriculum from pre-Kindergarten to High School Diploma in Grade 12 in Congo. Banjul American Embassy School - Serrekunda, The Gambia provider of an American style syllabus from Nursery to Grade 12, leading to University of Nebraska High School Diploma.

88. Library Resources In Native American Education Educ 311 If you are researching the boarding school issue, search American Indian Lincoln University of nebraska Press, 1978. CASE Main E99.S22 E23 1978 http://exlibris.colgate.edu/Staff/EHutton/Nativeduc.html

Ask a librarian var MenuLinkedBy='AllWebMenus [2]', awmBN='518'; awmAltUrl=''; Native American Education : Education 311 Colgate Univ. Library Research Guide Books Journal Articles Reference Journals ... Web Resources Locating books through the online catalog There are two ways to execute a subject search Colgate's Library catalog . The s ubject key word search can be the best place to begin your quest for books in Case Library. For a more specific type of subject searching use the Library of Congress terms listed below with an e xact subject headings search. Hot Tip: If you find a great book on your subject, check the bibliography for other books to read. Selected Library of Congress subject headings Indians of North America -Education Indians of North America -Education - History Indians of North America -Education (Higher) Indians of North America - Cultural Assimilation Indian youth -Education Indian youth -Government policy Indian youth -Cultural assimilation Indian universities and colleges United States. Boarding schools -United States -History Off-reservation boarding schools [name of boarding school ] for example "United States Indian School (Carlisle, PA)"

89. Smith College: News de Cora was raised on a reservation in nebraska until she was 12. She thenwas taken to an Indian boarding school, the Hampton Normal and Agricultural http://www.smith.edu/newssmith/fall2003/decora.php

Home NewsSmith Paying Tribute to Smith's First Known Native American Graduate By Jan McCoy Ebbets In 1892, Angel de Cora of Winnebago, Nebraska, arrived at Smith as a student in the college's now-defunct School of Art. She had the good fortune to study drawing and painting with the well-known American landscape artist and Smith professor Dwight Tyron. To help pay for her education, she worked as a night custodian in Hillyer's Art Gallery. In 1896, she graduated and went on to become a well-known Indian artist, much sought after as an illustrator of books and magazines at the turn of the 20th century. Photo courtesy Smith College Archives In her second year at Smith, Yvonne Nicole Tiger '03, a women's studies major, heard mention of Angel de Cora and found her photograph in an admission brochure on diversity. Upon further inquiry, Tiger found that, but for a few photographs, de Cora had disappeared from the annals of Smith history. "I was intrigued as well as angered," she says. Both reactions stemmed from what Tiger calls a realization of the "invisibility of this Native woman, living in a non-Indian world, who graduated from our college. There is nothing at Smith that memorializes or honors her contributions to the art world." "As a fellow Indian Smithie, I felt obligated to pay respect to her by making sure that she no longer lingers in obscurity," explains Tiger, whose tribal roots are Cherokee–Creek–Seminole.

90. Nebraska Religion News - Media Monitoring Service By EIN News nebraska Religion News. Service for global professionals. except for when herecalled his Catholic boarding school and Catholic high school education, http://www.einnews.com/nebraska/newsfeed-NebraskaReligion

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91. Women's History Performers In Nebraska nebraska Performers, The Learning Place Women s History Performers past throughthe struggle to maintain her culture in governmentrun boarding school. http://www.nwhp.org/tlp/performers/nebraska-performers.html

Index of states Jenny Aldrich Walker 2019 Chippawa Sarasota, FL 34234 Phone: 941-953-6623; or Toll-free: 888-339-1033 Performance Description: Women Masters . Celebrating women, art and life, these programs use the magic of theatre to bring these artists to your audience. While displaying reproductions of their work, the artists discuss their subjects and style. Often in their own words, they describe the people and events that shaped their lives and art. Mary Cassatt , known for her frankness, describes her life in France during the birth of Impressionism. Georgia O’Keeffe conducts a tour through her sensational flowers and abstracts to the vastness of the American West. Lilla Cabot Perry discusses her friendship with Claude Monet and the story of Giverny, the “cradle of American Impressionism.” Availability: National Carrie Sue Ayvar and Judy Gail Educational Entertainment Enterprises, Inc. 13411 SW 112th Lane, Miami, FL 33186 Phone: Website: www.saskworld.com/writeon/judy_gail.htm

92. Women's History Performers In Nebraska Native Vision features a Navajo girl reflection on her people s past throughthe struggle to maintain her culture in governmentrun boarding school. http://www.nwhp.org/tlp/performers/nevada-performers.html

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93. H-Net Review: Robert W. Galler Jr. On Education For Extinction: American Indians Education for Extinction American Indians and the boarding School Experience, Adams does not focus on boarding schools to provide apologetics of their http://www.h-net.org/reviews/showrev.cgi?path=20942921272729

94. Special Education And Learning Disabilities Resources: Educational Alternatives nebraska. Omaha Educational Therapist providing tutoring and assistance Rio Grande White River Adventure, boarding school and special programs for http://www.iser.com/CAedalt.html

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95. Bethel Alternative Boarding School - Bethel, Alaska / AK - School Information Bethel Alternative boarding School Bethel, Alaska / AK - school information . Be the first to review this school - tell other parents what you think. http://www.greatschools.net/modperl/browse_school/ak/576

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96. Shawnigan Lake School Admissions Information Form Canada s boarding School, Vancouver Island Private boarding School BritishColumbia boarding School British Columbia boarding School http://www.sls.bc.ca/informationform.html

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97. Headmaster Holds Door Open To Health And Education For Vietnam’s Ethnic Minorit Formerly headmaster of the Ha Tay Ethnic Minority boarding School, Mr. Bach CongTien is now the first from the Muong community to serve as Vice Chairman on http://www.churchworldservice.org/Development/archives/2004/01/37.html

@import "/css/complex.css"; @import "/css/complex_hnav.css"; Skip navigation Hotline Newsroom Resources ... Hunger Facts Headmaster holds door open to health and education for Vietnam’s ethnic minorities Mr. Bach Cong Tien, Vice Chairman, People’s Committee of Ba Vi District Photo: Joanne Fairley/CWS By Thomas Abraham "This is Mr. Tien. He’s an ethnic minority member." That’s how the former Vietnamese headmaster was introduced to Church World Service’s representative in Vietnam, Joanne Fairley. It’s hardly the first thing you’re told when meeting someone, but Tien’s minority status is significant for several reasons. Improving services for ethnic minorities has been a CWS goal since 1990. Before that, the organization had already contributed over $8 million to the country’s post-war reconstruction, after resettling over 80,000 Vietnamese refugees. More than a third of CWS Vietnam’s $1.4 million budget for the next three years — funded by the U.S. Department of Agriculture — is aimed at educational support for ethnic minority students. Ethnic minorities make up 20 percent of Vietnam’s 77 million people. They speak more than a dozen distinct languages and many dialects. Eleven groups have their own writing systems. Although animistic beliefs are common, a large number are Catholics or Protestants, while the Khmer practice Buddhism and the Cham are Hindu or Muslim.

98. First National Conference For Rural School Finance Held In Nebraska City -- Rura The Rural School and Community Trust (Rural Trust) and the University of NebraskaCollege of Law convened a national gathering of school finance experts, http://www.ruraledu.org/rpm/rpm412e.htm

Home About Us Search Publications ... Practice Volume 4, Number 12 December 2002 INSIDE THIS ISSUE Rural Students and Schools Score Major Victory in Arkansas Supreme Court Adequate Yearly Progress E-Rate Champion Appointed Getting It Done in Rural Tennessee ... Archives Rural Policy Matters a newsletter of rural school and community action First National Conference for Rural School Finance Held in Nebraska City The Rural School and Community Trust (Rural Trust) and the University of Nebraska College of Law convened a national gathering of school finance experts, leading lawyers, rural advocates, and educators in Nebraska City, Nebraska, on November 13-15, 2002, to discuss ways to improve funding and educational opportunities for students attending the nation's rural schools. The conference, "Mobilizing Resources for Rural Students," was the first national gathering ever to address the broad array of issues in this complex and rapidly evolving legal and policy arena. The group focused on why rural schools and students matter, the unique needs of rural poor and minority students, the experiences and perspectives of activists and leaders in school finance reform, and the specific impacts of the No Child Left Behind Act (NCLB). Speakers included lawyers who have won court victories in a number of state school finance cases, leading legal scholars and finance experts on school finance issues, and citizen activists who have successfully organized school finance reform efforts and media campaigns.

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