41. STM Home Page A K8 school focused on quality, Catholic education. Provides details on student resources, parent and teacher organizations, staff contacts, and links. http://www.e-stthomasmore.org/

St. Thomas More Catholic School 1625 West Highland Avenue Elgin, Illinois 60123 (847) 742-3959 Mission Statement General Information Staff Calendar ... Home Contact: Web Master Welcome to St. Thomas More Catholic School Web Site. Welcome back. School begins for grades 1-8 on Wed. 8/24/05 for a half day (8 - 11:30 AM). The first full day is Thursday 8/25/05. St. Thomas More News STM School Parent Information PowerPoint Presentation St. Thomas More Catholic School 1625 West Highland Avenue Elgin, Illinois 60123 Fax: (847) 931-1066 School Closings Pastor: Rev. Geoffrey Wirth Associate Pastor: Rev. Dario Endiape Retired in Residence: Rev. Andrew Plesa Principal: Penny Reid Director of Religious Education: Ron Becker

42. Teacher Representation In The Bargaining Law States -- A Weekly Column By Myron Nonetheless, independent teacher organizations that are antibargaining will The basic issue is whether the independent teacher organizations in the http://www.educationpolicy.org/MLcolumn/MLcolumn-061900.htm

Home Reform Briefs Newsletter Pubs List ... E-mail EPI Building a Competitive Education Industry A Weekly Column by Myron Lieberman [EPI welcomes reader feedback Teacher Representation in the Bargaining Law States In the controversy over the monopoly status of public education, the NEA/AFT monopoly over teacher representation has largely escaped attention. In this context, the NEA/AFT are producers of representation services, and teachers are consumers of them. Because of the mergers in three states, the likelihood of more, and de facto if not dejure "No raiding" agreements between the NEA and AFT, I shall refer to the "NEA's monopoly over teacher representation" for editorial simplicity. In the states that have not enacted a teacher bargaining statute, independent teacher organizations are often competitive with the NEA; in fact, in Missouri, Texas, and Georgia, an independent teacher organization has more members than the state NEA and AFT affiliates. To understand the significance of this fact, we need to understand how teacher bargaining has enabled the NEA to achieve a monopoly on teacher representation in the bargaining law states. In practice, teachers very seldom vote to change their exclusive representative. Years ago, teachers occasionally voted to replace an NEA affiliate with an AFT affiliate, or vice versa, but these two unions rarely faced serious competition from any other organization. The NEA's explanation is that their local affiliates represent teachers so effectively that teachers have no incentive to change; allegedly, they are like public officials who do such a good job that the voters always return the officials to office.

43. Policy Study No. 231 Among teacher membership organizations, two groups—the National EducationAssociation (NEA) The first position is typical of new teacher organizations, http://www.rppi.org/education/ps231.html

Policy Study No. 231, September 1997 Alternative Teacher Organizations: Evolution of Professional Associations By David W. Kirkpatrick Table Of Contents Introduction? The National Education Association? A. Background and Membership? B. Sources of Member Dissent? The American Federation of Teachers? A. Background and Membership? B. Sources of Member Dissent? National Independent Education Organizations? A. The National Association of Professional Educators? B. The Association of American Educators? C. Other National Alternative Education Organizations? State Independent Education Associations? A. Texas? B. Georgia and Missouri? C. Additional States? Local Independent Education Associations? The Outlook: Prospects and Problems for Alternative Associations? A. Strategies for Change? Conclusion? National Teacher Organizations? State Teacher Organizations? Part 1 Introduction At least some of the organizations do, however, possess potential to become effective at the local, state, and national levels. Some already play a substantial role at least at the local level and in particular states. However, external and internal organization barriers still limit their overall effectiveness, especially as alternatives to the NEA and AFT. Part 2 The National Education Association A. Background and Membership

44. Our Apologies. The groups represent numerous state science teacher organizations, including theScience Teachers Association of Texas, the California Science Teachers http://www.wboc.com/Global/story.asp?S=3700762

45. UKAT - Parent Teacher Organizations Parent teacher organizations. Help. Source UNESCO Status Approved. Microthesaurus.1.20 Educational administration. Broader term http://www.ukat.org.uk/thesaurus/term.php?i=3346

46. Parent-Teacher Organizations Each school in the Pickerington Local School District from grades K8 has aParent-Teacher Organization. Some of these organizations also have web pages. http://www.pickerington.k12.oh.us/other/pto.html

Parent-Teacher Organizations At a Glance ... Calendar School Closing Info. District Report Card Bus Routes ... Superintendent To view some of the information on this website you need Adobe Acrobat Reader. Each school in the Pickerington Local School District from grades K-8 has a Parent-Teacher Organization. Some of these organizations also have web pages. Below is a list of the Presidents for the PTO for each school. If you would like to get involved in your child's Parent-Teacher Organization, we encourage you to call the President for the appropriate school to get more information. If you would like to get involved at the high school level, contact one of the booster clubs ( academic music athletic Ridgeview Junior High Linda Johnson, President 130 S. Hill Road Pickerington, Ohio 43147

47. Professional Teacher Organizations Professional teacher organizations. Keep The Professional Wheels Turning Join Today!International Technology Education Association ITEA is the largest http://www.firn.edu/doe/programs/te_pto.htm

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48. Learning: The School District Of Clayton, Missouri - Parents Teacher Organizatio Parents teacher organizations (PTO). Parent Teachers Organizations (PTO s) areactive in each school. A districtwide PTO Council is comprised of http://www.clayton.k12.mo.us/pto.shtml

Parents Teacher Organizations (PTO) Parent Teachers Organizations (PTO's) are active in each school. A district-wide PTO Council is comprised of representatives from each school. The PTO Council provides a forum for all the individual school PTO representatives. Annual activities, which vary to meet the needs of the school district for each school year, are planned, implemented and evaluated by this body. The PTO Council also sponsors two Meet the Candidates Nights prior to each School Board election. The Family Center PTO Wydown Middle School PTO Captain Elementary School PTO Clayton High School PTO ... Meramec Elementary School PTO 2005-2005 PTO Council Executive Board Co-Presidents Susan Buse Sydney Stuckey Vice President Robin Rivard Treasurer Marian Bleeke Secretary Jan Goodman 2005-2006 PTO Officers THE FAMILY CENTER Co-Presidents Kristin Regington Jean Serafin Co-Vice Presidents Susie Rubin Cindy Wallach Treasurer Ellen Franzel Recording Secretary Brenda Guynes Corresponding Secretary Lisa Holtzman PTO Council Rep.

49. Cal GEAR UP - What Are Some Existing Teacher Organizations? What are some existing teacher organizations? There are many Californiabasedand national education organizations, associations, and agencies that you can http://www.californiacolleges.edu/calgu/educators/details/profDev/teacherOrgs.as

academic enrichment college awareness financial aid professional development What are some existing teacher organizations? There are many California-based and national education organizations, associations, and agencies that you can be involved with and obtain information from. There are also organizations that revolve around educational subjects. Ask your school, the district, or County Office of Education about local and/or subject-specific education organizations. Listed below are some California-based and national organizations that you may want to contact (this list is not intended to be comprehensive): Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development (800) 933-ASCD (2723) Website: http://www.ascd.org Association of California School Administrators (ACSA) Website: http://www.acsa.org Association of California Urban School Districts Website: http://www.csba.org/usd/ The Association of Education Publishers (AEP) Website: http://www.edpress.org Association of Low Wealth Schools California Alliance for Public Schools Website: http://www.ourpublicschools.org

50. Parent Teacher Organizations - Schools - Davenport Community Schools Many of our schools also have a formal Parent Teacher Association or Organizationworking on school and district issues that impact the quality of education http://www.davenport.k12.ia.us/schools/parentteacherorganizations.asp

About Us Schools Enrollment Student Achievement ... How To Enroll Parent Volunteer Organizations The Davenport Community Schools has many options for involvement. Please check with your child’s school for opportunities to get involved. Many of our schools also have a formal Parent Teacher Association or Organization working on school and district issues that impact the quality of education and experience in the district. A Letter from Your PTA Council President The Davenport PTA Council has already been hard at work preparing for this year’s challenges. I’m Janelle Weinstein, the new PTA Council President and I am pleased to announce our officers for this year: Janelle Weinstein President Sharon Jones Treasurer Carol Wagner Past President-advisor-membership chair Deanna Klinkenberg JA PTA Rep/safety chair Betty Nelson Votech/ Scholarship Sherry Freese Warren Classon Scholarship chair The PTA Council serves as the primary link between our local PTA units and the state and national PTAs. The PTA council exists to strengthen local PTAs by providing critical information coming from the state and national PTAs, by developing leadership, by promoting membership and by giving service to the local community.

51. Teacher Organizations And Teaching Skills Resources This site is intended to provide teachers and educators with links to the manyeducational resources on the web. http://www.4teachers.com/Resources/torgrsrcs.html

Teacher Organizations and Teaching Skills Resources 21st Century Teachers Network ADD Helpline Institute for the Transfer of Technology to Education JEA(Journalism Education Association) ... U.S. Dept. of Education

52. Parent Teacher Organizations: Kingston Elementary School pto.jpg (14650 bytes). PTCO(Parent Teacher Community Organization). Parent Volunteers.Technology Committee. School Advisory Council http://www.bartow.k12.ga.us/kes/ptco.htm

P.T.C.O.(Parent Teacher Community Organization) Parent Volunteers Technology Committee School Advisory Council Home Philosophy Field Trips P.T.C.O. ... Living Classroom

53. Parent/Teacher Organizations, Richmond Community Schools, Richmond, IN Parent/teacher organizations Richmond Community Schools. Richmond CommunitySchools feels our children s education is best served by a team, the combined http://www.rcs.k12.in.us/community/pto.htm

Schools District Information Calendar ... Volunteer Programs Parent/Teacher Organizations Richmond Community Schools Richmond Community Schools feels our children's education is best served by a team, the combined talents of our best teachers and your child's first teacher...you. We encourage you to participate fully at your child's school, at what ever grade level they may be. There are no dues required to join these organizations and there are many ways to participate at your child's school. To learn how you can become a part of this important team, visit the web page for your child's school and click on PTO. We look forward to getting to know you! Edited: 06 May 2003 Richmond Community Schools

54. New Hampshire (NH) Parent Teacher Organizations (PTO, PTSO, PTA) At DirectoryNH. New Hampshire s (NH) most complete online guide to parent / teacher organizationsbrought to you by DirectoryNH.com. http://www.directorynh.com/NHAssociations-Organizations/NHParents.html

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55. Resources: College GLBT Groups And Teacher Organizations - Massachusetts Departm teacher organizations. GALE (Gay and Lesbian Educators Network) PO Box 930,Amherst, MA 010040930 (413) 253-3054. Gay, Lesbian and Straight School Teachers http://www.doe.mass.edu/hssss/GSA/resCOL.html

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56. Class Manager Education teacher organizations The International Society for Technologyin Education is the largest teacherbased, nonprofit organization in the http://www.classmanager.com/resources/links.asp?info=Teacher Organizations&level

57. Tier.Net - Explore The Tier Search our listings for hundreds of area businesses, organizations, entertainmentand MUCH MORE! Top Education Learning teacher organizations http://www.tier.net/explore/index.php?dcid=63

58. Teacher Organizations teacher organizations National Council of Teachers of Mathematics (NCTM),National Science Teachers Association (NTSA). The National Council of Teachers http://www.etsd.org/fms/edlinks/using_tech_elem/teacher_organizations.htm

Teacher Organizations International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE) Computer-Using Educators (C.U.E.) National Council of Teachers of Mathematics (NCTM) National Science Teachers Association (NTSA) The National Council of Teachers of English (NCTE) National Middle School Association (NMSA) National Council for the Social Studies (NCSS) Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development (ASCD) (VISMT) VITA-Learn (Vermont Information Technology Association for the Advancement of Learning) Return toMain Page

59. Parent Teacher Organization The St. Louis School Parent Teacher Organization is affiliated with the Federationof Catholic Parent teacher organizations of Northern Virginia. http://www.stlouisschool.org/pto.htm

St. Louis PTO The St. Louis School Parent Teacher Organization is affiliated with the Federation of Catholic Parent Teacher Organizations of Northern Virginia. All parents and guardians of students, all faculty members, the Principal, and the Pastor are members of the PTO. There are no membership fees. PTO objectives are to promote the general welfare of the children in the school, at church, at home, and in the community; to assist parents and teachers in acquiring a deeper understanding of the mutual educational responsibilities of parents and teachers; and to bring into closer relationship the home and school so that parents and teachers may work together in the education of the child. Our enthusiastic parent volunteers provide much-needed services and financial support to the school by helping with school activities and fund-raising events. Parents are expected to be actively involved in the PTO. Each family is expected to support the PTO by volunteering 25 hours of service*, raising a minimum of $500** through various fund-raising activities, or paying $250. A family may obtain credit by contributing a combination of the three options. Single-parent families are asked to contribute 12 service hours*, $300** in fund-raising, or $120. Some of the ways in which parents can meet service hour requirements include PTO committee membership, fund-raising activities, volunteering at the school (clerical, classroom, library), assisting with receptions, chaperoning field trips, assisting with special school activities, and helping with Scouts and CYO sports.

60. AFT - AFT Partners - AFT Africa-AIDS Campaign We can help, by working with teacher organizations in Africa to develop effectiveprograms to stem the spread of HIV/AIDS. The AFTAfrica AIDS Campaign will http://www.aft.org/partners/africa-aids/overview.htm

@import "/css/layout1e.css"; Skip directly to: Content Navigation Block 1 Navigation Block 2 Search ... AFT Africa-AIDS Campaign Campaign Overview document.write(' E-mail'); Print Click the links below to go to each section of the overview located on this page. A Unique Approach: Teachers Helping Teachers Fight AIDS A Staggering Crisis A Partnership of Teachers with Teachers Creating a Model Program ... A Tradition of International Involvement A Unique Approach: Teachers Helping Teachers Fight AIDS For many years, a culture of silence has surrounded the spread of HIV/AIDS in Africa. Effective education and prevention campaigns have not been implemented to the extent required by the crisis. In too many African countries, teachers have been unable to break through the stigma associated with the disease. Now, more than ever, effective prevention programs are needed to help teachers in Africa understand how the HIV virus is transmitted, and how behavioral changes can reduce the growing rates of infection. The AFT-Africa AIDS Campaign a multi-year, multi-country project provides African teachers with the resources and support they need to develop effective peer-education programs to combat the spread of HIV/AIDS, along with counseling and care for those who are sick. Building on a long tradition of international professional and union collaboration, African teachers' unions and the AFT are acting as catalysts to create a self-sustaining network of trained HIV/AIDS peer-educators and counselors in African schools.

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