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Search Home About Volunteer Donate ... Living with Wildlife Navigation Adult Programs Camps School Programs Extension Camps Junior Audubon Club Audiences Educators Members Oregon Visitors Activists Nature Store Portlet Home Trips - Classes - Camps Classes Trips Camps Document Actions Audubon Society of Portland offers a wide variety of Educational Programs throughout the year.   School Programs :  Our experienced naturalists bring school children to local greenspaces like Oaks Bottom Wildlife Refuge, day trips to the Oregon coast, and overnight programs at our own Marmot Cabin near Mt. Hood. We also bring nature into the schools with assembly programs and fun, hands-on classroom presentations. Spring Break Camp, Summer Camp and Winter Break Camp  provide exciting programs in our sanctuary and farther afield. Adult Education offerings range from evening classes and local field trips to week-long programs and international tours.   Wild On The Willamette Field Trips : Exploring The Lower Willamette River by Kayak, Bike, and Foot. Don't Miss...

42. Deschutes County Government, Oregon - Youth Programs And Services Volunteers for board of directors, club program, day camp and to teach Central oregon Youth Challenge Foundation. A nocost alternative school for http://www.deschutes.org/go/living-here/community/volunteer-opportunities/youth-

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Home Donate Site Map FAQs ... Contact M: Closed T: 12:00-7:00 W: 12:30-6:30 Th: Closed F: 12:30-6:30 S: 12:00-5:00 Su: 12:00-5:00 .:: Free School Programs ::. O regon law requires that Humane Education be taught in our schools. Our free programs allow teachers to meet this requirement in a professional and fun way. Our educator visits classrooms throughout Benton County speaking to groups from Pre-schools through College. All programs are age-appropriate and interactive. We have six standard topics, but our educator can meet any need that your class has. The standard programs include: Dog Bite Prevention Animal Safety Humane Society 101 - Heartland's role in the Community You Can Be a Pet Psychic: How to Understand Pet Body Language Careers With Animals The Cycle of Violence - Animal Abuse and Neglect and Human Violence Connection. Most programs feature hands on interaction with a child-friendly dog or cat. To schedule a visit with our educator please call Heartland at 757-9000. Service Learning: Service learning projects are best arranged through our volunteer program volunteer@heartlandhumane.org

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Home Featured Computer Schools FAQs Featured Operating Systems/Networking Schools in Oregon Our featured Operating Systems/Networking schools provide you with program descriptions and request for information forms. Oregon Beaverton New Horizons Computer Learning Center of Oregon New Horizons is the world's largest IT training company with the highest quality, the most flexible schedule, and the most extensive support and reinforcement in the industry. More Info... Request Info Oregon Portland Heald College Portland Heald College is a nonprofit, regionally accredited institution with 11 campuses in the western United States. We offer 18-month associate degrees, 12-month diplomas, and 6-9 month technical certification training programs that prepare students for today's hottest careers in business and technology. More Info... Request Info ITT Technical Institute - Portland The ITT Technical Institutes offer programs in some of today's hottest technical areas. Combined, ITT Techs are one of the leading providers of technology education. Request a FREE brochure from ITT Tech. Click here to visit their website (a new window will open) and request information!

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Alcoholism Addiction and Mental Health Help Search for Addiction Treatment Centers, 12-Step Meetings and Support Groups, Teen Treatment Programs Sober Living and Detox Centers Help Starts Here Find Help Fast Adolescent Treatment Information-Help-Support Burning Tree Recovery Ranch Burning Tree Programs SPECIALIZES in adult male and female clients with relapse history. We have two beautiful facilities located in Texas and our entire focus is on clients with relapse history. If you or a loved one is interested in attaining permanent sobriety talk with us. Visit our website for more information or call our toll free number: 877-962-7374. Academy at Visions Adolescent drug addiction, drug rehab, teen alcohol rehabilitation, eating disorders and residential treatment center, located in Malibu California. The Program includes high school academy attendance, family treatment, equine therapy, and teen anger management program options. Aspen Education Group Aspen Achievement Academy A flexible length of stay program for adolescents 13-17, emphasizing therapy, experiential learning and behavioral change. Providing treatment for mental health and substance abuse. Utah. Camp Recovery Center The Camp Recovery Center provides substance abuse treatment and rehab to adults and adolescents who suffer from alcohol addiction and drug abuse.

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49. Oregon | After-School Programs | By Request, January 1999 oregon. Location POWER (Promoting Outstanding Work, Education, Each school s program is guided by a team of faculty, parents, students, and community http://www.nwrel.org/request/jan99/oregon.html

BY REQUEST... JANUARY 1999 PDF version Foreword Introduction Historical Perspective ... Previous Issues Location POWER (Promoting Outstanding Work, Education, and Recreation) in Youth Salem-Keizer School District Community Education PO Box 12024 Salem, OR 97309 Contact Sandy Swanson, Community Education Coordinator Phone: 503/399-3305 Fax: 503/399-4004 E-mail: swanson_sandy@salkeiz.k12.or.us Description In the spring of 1995 the staff at Parrish Middle School, in the Salem-Keizer School District, decided they wanted to make a concerted effort to rebuild the school's sense of community after they and students had been displaced for a year of building construction. Based on research indicating that students with a strong sense of belonging and positive bonding to school are more likely to resist negative behaviors, such as drug/alcohol abuse, delinquency, premature sexual behavior, or violence, they set out to design an after-school program that would engage both students and faculty as an extension of the regular school day and the school-based curriculum. What resulted was the POWER in Youth program. The goal of POWER in Youth is to improve student attendance, behavior, and academic performance, and also to enhance student bonding to school and community through integrated after-school activities. Each school works to facilitate the integration of after-school activities with the academic curriculum. To successfully do this, many stakeholders are actively involved with the onsite programs. Classroom teachers instruct selected activities such as photography, computers, Web-page design, model building, painting, dance, and tutoring; professionals from local youth organizations (City Recreation, Boys and Girls Club, 4-H, YWCA, Camp Fire Boys and Girls, etc.) lead other programs, such as a girls leadership club, a cooking class for at-risk teen boys, and an environmental club; and community volunteers serve as tutors, mentors, and as assistant leaders to other instructional staff. Depending on the expertise of teachers and community members, activity options vary, but all POWER sites include tutoring centers and study hall as part of their offerings.

50. The Oregon Community Foundation: Recent Community Grants to support new program directors in local Central oregon clubs for adult education and afterschool programs for middle-schoolers at the Cipriano Ferrel http://www.ocf1.org/news/recent_grants.html

Current Newsletter Giving in Oregon Philanthropy Forums Philanthropic Resources ... Contact Us A grant-making cycle was completed on November 10, 2004, with 87 new Community Grants approved, totaling $1,565,745. Median grant: $15,000 Average grant: $18,000 Awards at or above $35,000: 8 percent to support respite for family caregivers of special needs children and medically frail seniors to help establish a school-based Early Childhood Development Center for the Astoria School District to help build the organization's capacity to serve the homeless population of Central Oregon for support of mentoring relationships for at-risk youth in Deschutes County and particularly in Crook County to strengthen organizational infrastructure via staffing, audience expansion initiatives, and acquisition of a data base management system to aid the club's transition to a new executive director to support new program directors in local Central Oregon clubs for technology instruction for club members for a volunteer program in which cancer survivors support patients in treatment to recruit and train volunteers to advocate for abused and neglected children in Benton County for expansion of peer HIV-prevention education for high-risk youth

51. Oregon Fencing Alliance Interested in summer or winter fencing camps? Check out our camps page! Wednesdays 100230pm Village Home school Program. AGES 7-14 oregon Episcopal http://www.oregonfencing.com/classes.htm

OFA Home To improve your fencing, private lessons are encouraged and are available with Head Coach Korfanty and with the Assistant Coaches. Please speak to the coaches to schedule a lesson and to discuss lesson fees. OFA offers Introductory/Beginner Classes and " Club " classes throughout the year. Club " classes are open to OFA members and are held during normal Gym hours at Salle Olney. Introductory/Beginner classes are held in various locations in the Portland Metro area and are open to the general public. Check the list below. If you have taken the Intro/Beginner camps or classes and want to continue classes at the club then please come into the Gym before the beginners class starts and the attending coach will assist you in joining. See below for more details on the beginners class. OES (Oregon Episcopal School) middle-school and high school students may enroll in fencing as a P.E. class. All classes are held in the SPARC. If you are not able to take one of our beginner camps or introductory classes, then you can take 5 private classes with our beginner coaches to get up to speed, once the 5 classes are complete you may then join into our regular beginner's level classes. Call OFA at 503.643.7218 or email us to arrange this.

52. LD OnLine Yellow Pages | Find A School, Camp Or Learning Center Portland, oregon 97225 Phone 503802-5262 Fax 503-228-4248 Type of Program Reading clinics, Summer camps; Specialties Learning disabilities, http://www.ldonline.org/yellowpages/findschool.php?mode=listing&ID=481

53. George Fox University: About GFU: Community Contributions Central to its mission is a residential campus in Newberg, oregon, lowcost youth sports camps on campus and volunteer with youth athletics programs in http://www.georgefox.edu/about/community.html

QUICK LINKS RESOURCES FOR A-Z INDEX print this page ... About GFU About GFU This site requires JavaScript to be enabled for all features to work correctly. Please email the webmaster if you have any questions. Consistent with the university's mission to "serve humanity in a spirit of Christian love" and to provide "distinctive learning opportunities through continuing education programs," George Fox participates in and sponsors numerous community-oriented activities, including the following: Serve Day – Every fall, George Fox closes campus for a day and sends more than 1,400 George Fox students and employees into the community to volunteer on about 60 service projects. Typical projects include painting, yard work, and assisting seniors. Science Equipment Loans — More than 70 public and private K-12 schools in Oregon and Washington borrow science equipment from George Fox’s science department. Items loaned include microscopes, snakes, and cadavers. Homeschool Science Courses — George Fox education and science undergraduates teach science courses in campus laboratories to about 360 homeschool and local elementary students. Between six and nine eight-week classes are offered a year. The only cost to students is for materials used. One of the science classes is presented in Spanish free of charge to local Hispanic students.

54. Northeast Oregon AHEC- Health Career Camps MedQuest Health Career Choices Camp will be held on the Eastern oregon is a program for students who are entering their senior year of high school, http://www.eou.edu/neoahec/ne5.html

Top Current Rotations Classes Scholarships ... Honors and Awards Health Career Camps Other Health Career Events Archives Health Career Camps RE: MEDQUEST HEALTH CAREERS SUMMER CAMP LA GRANDE - Northeast Oregon Area Health Education Center (NEOAHEC) is offering a five-day summer camp. MedQuest Health Career Choices Camp will be held on the Eastern Oregon University Campus June 21-25, 2004. Northeast Oregon students that have completed the 9th-12th grades and reside in one of the following ten counties: Baker, Gilliam, Grant, Malheur, Morrow, Sherman, Umatilla, Union, Wallowa, or Wheeler are invited to apply. Tuition for the camp is $320., which includes meals, housing and all activities. A limited number of scholarships are available. Camp enrollment is limited to 30 students. Sessions will include health career information, self enrichment, hands-on clinical skills, workshops, and opportunities to shadow health care professionals. For additional information, or to receive an application packet, call NEOAHEC at (541) 962-3801 or ask your school counselor or health teacher. Completed applications, along with a $50 deposit must be received in the NEOAHEC office by May 7, 2004.

55. Teen Adventures In Washington And Oregon, Wilderness Programs, Teen Summer Camp, adventure programs for teenagers from middle school through high school. Then it is off to our Goat Rocks base camp where a welcome feast awaits. http://www.adventuretreks.com/trippage.php?id=9

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Enter your e-mail address to receive our free newsletter: More Info. Teen Boot Camps Main History Evaluate Problems ... Intervention Teen Boot Camps INFORMATION BELOW: Where Is school Along the Path to Prison? By Hill Walker Schools that offer comprehensive early intervention programs for antisocial youths and their families may save them from spending their lives in costly human warehouses. Where school along the road for those who seem bound for prison? It's merely a way station for most. Juvenile criminal behavior has risen dramatically in the U.S. over the past three decades. Young people, who represent about 20 percent of the population, now account for over 40 percent of the reported crimes. Almost half of the youth charged with serious offenses are under 15, and 75 percent are boys. Antisocial and aggressive behavior is also escalating in schools, where boys are responsible for 90 percent of such behavior. Schools move many antisocial adolescents from mainstream classrooms into school-based, specialized placements or home tutoring programs, or they suspend them. But by and large, such one-dimensional approaches to a multidimensional problem have proven ineffective in preventing the eventual criminal careers of these children. Precursors to Criminal The research evidence is strong that young boys who are extremely anti-social will probably be arrested during, adolescence (Loeber 1982, 1985). Gerald Patterson and his colleagues at the Oregon Social Learning Center have spent three decades studying the behavior patterns and family characteristics of such children. They discovered that the single best predictor of adolescent criminal behavior is a long established pattern of early school antisocial behavior. This is especially true if the antisocial behavior occurs in many different settings and involves several types of antisocial acts (Patterson and Bank 1986).

57. Oregon Player Camps our camp afford coaches a unique opportunity to enhance their program and prepare for Location of Clinic, Crater High school, Central Point, oregon http://www.sportscombine.com/thezone/Clinics_Camps/Oregon_PC.htm

Click Above For The Zone Home Page If you run a Coaches Clinic or Player's Camp let us know about it. We will post it here for FREE. Click Here To Submit Info Oregon Player Camps Name of Clinic: Sixth Annual - 1999 - Gold Beach Panther Football Team Camp Location of Clinic: Gold Beach, Oregon Start Date: Session 1 - 06/20/99 - Session 2 - 06/27/99 End Date: Session 1 - 06/24/99 - Session 2 - 07/01/99 Contact: Head Coach, Kevin Swift Email Address: gbhs@mail.coos.k12.or.us Mailing Address: 29516 Ellensburg Avenue City: Gold Beach State: Oregon Zip Code: Phone: Cost At The Door: Pre Registration Cost: $100.00 per athlete Other Info: The Gold Beach Panther Football Team Camp provides high school football staffs and teams with a most challenging, affordable, exciting, and fun atmosphere for developing skills, camaraderie, and team work in an unparalleled natural setting with outstanding facilities. Teams attending our camps have posted incredible records of success. Among them are numerous League Champions, play-off quarter-finalist, semi-finalist, finalist and sectional and divisional champions. Your team will learn and develop with the best competition at any level. Teams have come from Oregon and California, and from enrollments of 200 to 3,000 students. Teams from Idaho and Southern Washington have shown interest in attending this year's camp. The high caliber of football and controlled nature of our camp afford coaches a unique opportunity to enhance their program and prepare for the upcoming season's success.

58. USC Wrigley Institute | K-12 Programs Shoals Marine Laboratory, K12 Teacher Program; programs for High school Students K-12 programs; Home school programs; Scout programs; Summer Day camps http://wrigley.usc.edu/education/NAML.html

UPDATED DAILY! National Association of Marine Labs Across the United States, a network of marine labs is one of the critical components of our national ability to conduct marine research and educate undergraduate and graduate students. Many of these same labs also create and promote educational activities at the K-12 level. This site is a model of how the National Association of Marine Labs (NAML) can provide a common portal for making these K-12 education capabilities more obvious and available. Recently, the National Science Foundation has funded the Centers for Ocean Science Education Excellence (COSEE) , which is a network of seven regional centers to enhance K-12 education. Many of these COSEE centers are connected to multiple marine laboratories. The majority of text comes directly from the education pages of the institutions, which can be accessed directly from the linked information pages below. Click here to go directly to the list of all K-12 Programs. Alabama Alaska Bermuda California ... Washington LABORATORY Alabama Dauphin Island Sea Lab Gulf Island Journey Discovery Hall Programs Summer High School Course Click here for more information...

59. Camps Girls Soccer camps. High school Team Camp in Phoenix, oregon July 1821. High school Girls Soccer Camp Registration Form; Girls Soccer Camp in Phoenix, http://athletics.cu-portland.edu/camps/

Baseball Softball Volleyball Golf About Athletics Our Mission Staff Directory Hall of Fame Sponsors ... Subscribe to the Cavaliers Newsletter Student Resources Prospective Student Athletes Forms and Documents for Student Athletes Athletics Camps Concordia offers a number of camps, schools and tournaments to prepare young athletes. Read on to find out what CU has to offer. Brochures/registration forms can be downloaded below for camps offered at Concordia. To receive camp information by mail, contact Nancy Wojcik at 503-280-8582 or nwojcik@cu-portland.edu Concordia Volleyball Youth Clinic October 15, 9:30-11:30am. Cavalier Gym. Come learn the fundamentals of volleyball from the Concordia coaches and players. Clinic open to boys and girls in the 8th grade or younger. Clinic cost: $15.00 Download the registration form Upcoming Events Sep 24 - 7:00P CU Volleyball vs. Southern Oregon University at Ashland OR Sep 24 - 1:00P CU Men's Soccer vs. Corban College at Home Sep 24 - 4:00P CU Women's Soccer vs. Corban College at Home Sep 28 - 4:00P CU Women's Soccer vs. Evergreen State College

60. Deschutes County Government, Oregon - Youth Programs/Services Central oregon Council of Camp Fire USA. Builds caring, confident youth and future Provides a before and afterschool program in the La Pine area for http://www.co.deschutes.or.us/go/living-here/social-services/teens/centers-for-t

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