81. University Of Oregon, College Of Education : High risk youth engage in work, school, and stay out of the corrections system with oregon vocational Rehabilitation, and the University of oregon. http://education.uoregon.edu/content/1133/

Scripts contained in this document are for both the public and internal websites. In most cases, navigation funcitons that utilize javascript (such as buttons and links) offer secodary action methods for non-script browsers. TEXT-ONLY VERSION Search for Contact News Site Map Students ... Ways to Give national rankings Expertise at Work in Oregon Communities The UO College of Education's consistent performance at the top of national rankings for faculty research productivity reflects the importance and impact of outreach to schools and communities. Through a wide range of outreach training and evaluation services, the UO College of Education helps thousands of schools and community agencies in thirty-eight states combine resources to advance current practice to improve student performance and program effectiveness. Here at home in Oregon, faculty outreach efforts provide communities and schools with access to the leading educational research solutions to educational challenges. ODE Reading First Kame'enui Profile Reading First Faculty members helped the Oregon Department of Education become one of the first five states to develop, submit, and receive federal Reading First grant awards totaling almost

82. University Of Oregon, College Of Education : From school systems of educational and rehabilitation services for youth with in collaboration with the oregon vocational Rehabilitation Division, http://education.uoregon.edu/content/203/

Scripts contained in this document are for both the public and internal websites. In most cases, navigation funcitons that utilize javascript (such as buttons and links) offer secodary action methods for non-script browsers. TEXT-ONLY VERSION Search for Contact News Site Map Students ... Ways to Give research focuses COE Faculty Leads Educational Reform From school systems of educational and rehabilitation services for youth with disabilities, to state systems of educational assessment and testing, to the systems of state finance of public education, College of Education faculty are leading educational reform. David Conley, Ph.D., is director of the Center for Educational Policy Research at the University of Oregon and conceptual architect for Oregon’s Quality Education Model , a system commissioned by Governor Kitzhaber to develop a means to determine the amount of funding needed by the K-12 education system and the performance that could be expected of schools based on the level of funding. Proficiency-Based Admission Standards System (PASS) , David Conley, Ph.D., director. Developed under the auspices of the Office of Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs of the Oregon University System, PASS is an entirely new system for admission to higher education in Oregon based on student proficiency. During the past six years Conley has received grants totaling more than $6 million from federal agencies, private foundations, and foreign governments to support a range of programs.

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87. Herald And News Klamath Falls, Oregon The school, then known as oregon vocational School, began in 1947, and its firstgraduate earned a degree in January 1948. The school offered a variety of http://www.heraldandnews.com/articles/2005/08/03/community/lifestyles/life2.txt

88. Grants Pass, Oregon Grants Pass, oregon, where the Rogue River runs. Grants Pass High SchoolGrants Pass School District No. 7 serves students in the city limits. http://www.ci.grants-pass.or.us/schools.htm

return to the home page of Grants Pass Schools School District #7 Three Rivers School District Grants Pass School District No. 7 serves students in the city limits.The district is composed of one high school, two middle schools, and six elementary schools. There are also over twenty private and parochial schools. Three Rivers School District serves the area outside the city limits in the communities of Merlin, Wolf Creek, Sunny Valley, Murphy and Cave Junction. It includes three high schools, three middle schools, and nine elementary schools. Rogue Community College , a two-year accredited public community college, provides excellent educational opportunities to all in the community. It boasts a student population of more than 14,000 full or part time, catering not only to transfer programs but also offering technical and vocational programs, adult basic education, and recreational learning. Grants Pass School District No. 7 Grants Pass High School 830 NE 9th Street Grants Pass, OR 97526 Aaron Anderson, Principal - (541) 474-5710 North Middle School 1725 NW Highland Avenue Grants Pass, OR 97526

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90. Impact: Project SUPPORT: A Transition Program For Incarcerated Youth With Disabi Youth engaged in work and/or school fared better in their transition than those the oregon Department of Education, and oregon vocational Rehabilitation http://ici.umn.edu/products/impact/182/prof2.html

Previous Article Next Article Project SUPPORT: A Transition Program for Incarcerated Youth with Disabilities in Oregon By Deanne Unruh Adjudicated youth face numerous difficulties and unique challenges in their growth from adolescence into adulthood when compared with their peers not involved in the juvenile justice system. Their transition outcomes demonstrate dismal success for this high-risk population. These outcomes are highlighted by TRACS (Transition Research on Adolescents returning to Community Settings), less likely to return to custody and 2.5 times more likely Project Description The purpose of Project SUPPORT is to provide incarcerated youth who have either a designated special education disability and/or mental health disorder with pre-release training and coordinated planning to support their transition into the community. Program goals are to increase engagement in employment and/or school enrollment (high school/postsecondary) and decrease recidivism. Key characteristics of program participants are: a) average age at entry is 17.4 years; b) 80% are male; c) 31% are members of an ethnic/minority group; d) 92% have a DSM-IV diagnosis and 45% have a combination of a DSM-IV and special education diagnosis; e) 78% have a history of school absenteeism and suspension; f) 76% have a history of substance abuse; and g) over 60% have a history of living in foster care or a group home, running away from home or placements, and an anger management deficit. Services typically occur in three phases: In-facility services, immediate pre/post-release activities, and ongoing community support. The in-facility phase activities completed by the TS are:

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96. CCC History - Humble Beginnings, CCC History - Humble Beginnings Although the oregon City vocational School was now officially part of the college,the buildings were to remain another temporary site. For this school year http://www.clackamas.edu/about/history/two.html

Getting started In 1962 citizens of Clackamas County formed a committee to promote the establishment of a community college. By 1964 they were working hard to get it legally sanctioned by a vote of county citizens. On May 24, 1966, after two years of trying to start a college, 62% of the people voted yes to form the District. After several months the vote was passed that approved an operating budget for the college. Clackamas Community College was now in business. The first year Seven part time instructors taught the first ninety-three students at evening classes in Gladstone High School. The college also assumed operation of the three occupational programs of auto mechanics, body and fender repair, and machine shop offered by the Oregon City Vocational School. They also assumed responsibility for most of the adult education classes offered by local high schools, which gave a total head count of 693 students for the 1966-67 school year. Early CCC Technical Mechanical Department The second year As no permanent site had been decided on, the 1967-68 school year saw modular buildings on a temporary site that eventually became known as the Warner-Milne campus. On moving day the entire library was packed up into two boxes and the whole college was moved with one U-Haul truck in a day. Although the Oregon City Vocational School was now officially part of the college, the buildings were to remain another temporary site. For this school year twenty-three full-time faculty members were hired in addition to five administrators, eleven classified, and 225 part-time faculty. The enrollment that year rose to 3,321 students.

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98. Diversity In Higher Education: Mediawatch Seven out of every ten oregon high school students enrolled in some sort of posthigh four-year, or vocational school within nine months of graduation. http://www.diversityweb.org/digest/sm02/mediawatch.html

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