41. Washington Township Public School District Welcome to washington Township schools Tuesday, August 23, 2005 Board ofEducation Meeting at Pond Road Middle school media Center at 700 PM http://www.wtpsmercer.k12.nj.us/

Robbinsville High School Pond Road Middle School Sharon Elementary Windsor Elementary Welcome to Washington Township Schools Washington Township Public School District Robbinsville High School 155 Robbinsville Edinburg Road Robbinsville NJ Phone: (609) 632-0910 FAX: (609) 371-7964 Click Here: Parent Workshop: Reframing ADHD: Parenting Children and Teens with ADHD Robbinsville High School has received a Temporary Certificate of Occupancy valid Sept. 2, 2005 thru June 30, 2006 School Calendar 2005-2006 Lawrence High School PRMS School Report Card Today is Tuesday, September 27, 2005! Beginning Tuesday September 13, 2005 The Washington Education Foundation voicemail will be available at either 609-632-0970 (direct) or go to the district number 609-632-0910 and enter extension 2170. The internal voicemail can also be dialed directly internally (4 digits, 2170) from Pond Road Middle School or Robbinsville High School. Tuesday, September 27, 2005 Washinton Township Board of Education Meeting at Robbinsville High School Media Center - 7:00 p.m. Tuesday, October 18, 2005 Washington Township Board of Education Work Session - Robbinsville High School Media Center @ 7:00 pm

42. Indianapolis Public Schools Indiana Virtual Library. IPS Online 20042005. media Center eResources. On-LineStudent Menu. WebQuests George washington Community school http://www.schools.ips.k12.in.us/our_schools/schoolDetails.aspx?school=421

43. Chelsea District Library in the media Center of the Old High school 500 washington Street. Map and WrittenDirections. When did the library open in its home away from home? http://www.chelsea.lib.mi.us/tempquarters.htm

Chelsea District Library Chelsea, Michigan 48118 Search the Catalog/Web Google Library Catalog Medline Plus Michigan eLibrary (MeL) Site Search Calendar Access your Account About the Library Library Catalog ... Home The Library is in temporary, handicapped accessible quarters Where is the library now? Washington Street Education Center, in the Media Center of the Old High School 500 Washington Street Map and Written Directions When did the library open in its home away from home? Monday, January 3rd, Y2K Where do I return my books? Outdoor book returns are installed at the library door and in the parking lot. Why did the library move? The need for barrier free access is something that will touch us all at some point in our lives. Handicapping conditions are, at the very least, temporary. At worst, they can render us unable to earn an income or enjoy the pleasure of a good book. The Chelsea District Library commits to this community that all library district residents, with or without handicapping conditions, will be able to use public library and information resources. The Library Board and the School Board have engaged in a collaborative effort to maximize the use of the public facilities of Chelsea. Together, these two public boards are providing barrier free public library services for the first time to the Chelsea community by putting public school facilities back into use until they are reclaimed in three years for expanded classroom needs.

44. Washington GT Magnet Media Center washington GT Magnet Elementary school to the washington Elementary LibraryMedia Center. WRAL.com Weather Visit the WRAL TV Weather Website http://washingtones.wcpss.net/LMC/

Washington GT Magnet Elementary School Home Administrators Boys and Girls Club Campus Photos ... Electives E Faculty and Staff Lunch Schedule Media Center PTA ... Washington Awards Library Media Center National Board Certified Media Specialist Ms. Crosson and Media Specialist Mrs. Henderson welcome you to the Washington Elementary Library Media Center. Visit the WRAL TV Weather Website Visit the Mt St Helens Website Homework and Research Resources Hand-picked by the Washington Media Specialists Search Engines If you need the SearchASaurus password please see the note below Homework Helpers NC info for 4th graders! NC Wise Owl If you need the NC Wise Owl password please see the note below Wake County Public Libraries The Wake County Public Libraries' Online Catalog has many useful features. Did you know you can look up a book and find out whether your branch of the library has it on the shelf? If you have a public library card and a PIN (a four digit secret number you use like a password), you can even request a book from any branch and it will be delivered to the circulation desk of the branch you prefer and held for you to pick up. They'll even call you when it is ready for you! If you have a public library card, but no PIN, just carry your library card to your favorite branch and ask them for a PIN. They will let you choose a number you can easily remember.

45. Washington Elementary School washington Elementary school is located in the Hilltop area of Mankato. The schooloffers a full range of academic media Center. Mrs. Kathy Abbott http://www.isd77.k12.mn.us/schools/washington/washington.html

WELCOME TO WASHINGTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL LEARNING AND WORKING TOGETHER 1100 Anderson Drive Mankato, MN 56001 Washington Elementary School is located in the Hilltop area of Mankato. The school offers a full range of academic programming for its 350 students. Small class sizes enable us to address students needs in a personal fashion. Washington is the elementary school in the district that acommodates the full range of multiply handicapped students ranging from mild to severe.. These students are mainstreamed as much as possible. Because of its diverse population Washington receives substantial monies for support programs from the federal government. It has an ethnically diverse population and a strong program for teaching English as a second language. Its PTO has been active in supporting lyceums and family events. Current PTO officers: President - Jenny Carriveau Secretary - Sandy Hoffmann Treasurer - Margaret Tollefson The Washington P.T.O. meets on the second Thursday of the month, at 6:30 p.m. in the school library. Please contact the school at 345-3059 for further information about this active parent group. 2003 - 2004 Washington School Faculty Principal - Mrs. Judith Brandon

46. General Media Center Information Welcome to the Lincoln and washington Elementary media Center Home Page! The same program is used at the Osage Middle school/High school media Center http://www.osage.k12.ia.us/Elem.WebPages/Revised Pages 1/aa Revised Final Folder

General Information A Guide to Lincoln and Washington Elementary Media Centers Welcome to the Lincoln and Washington Elementary Media Center Home Page! Our students have access to thousands of media resources. We hope that our materials will enlighten, inform, entertain, and encourage lifelong reading habits! Our staff is ready to assist parents, teachers, and students! We want media to be a positive, exciting experience! Audio Cassette Kits Internet Books Media Center Hours ... CD-ROM's - Kindergarten students may check out 1 book. After Christmas break, kindergarten students may check out 2 books. One book will be an Everybody book, and one book will be from the Easy Read section of the library. Kindergarten students will also receive a drawstring bag. They will place their Easy Reader in this bag so that it doesn't get lost. Students in 1st grade through 3rd grade may check out two titles at a time. One of these books may go home, and the other book must remain at school. Students in 4th grade and 5th grade may check out 2 books; however, more books may be checked out if needed for research. Books and materials are arranged in several areas within our media center: Audio Cassette Kits (These kits are only found at the Lincoln Media Center.) We have many book/tape kits that Lincoln students may check out. Read along tapes are a great way for our emergent readers to learn to read.

47. Sacred Heart Medical Center :: Spokane, Washington :: School Of Medical Technolo media Center Latest News National Headlines eNewsletter Subscription Send this article to a friend Send to a friend school of Medical Technology http://www.shmc.org/index.php/page/112

@import url(http://www.shmc.org/themes/sacredheart_2005/style/style.css); Quick Links Prayer Request Browse Health Topics Subscribe to e-Newsletter ... Phone Directory You Are Here: Home Services Laboratory Services School of Medical Technology ... Who We Are Printer Friendly Recommend this site! Send to a friend School of Medical Technology Program Director Cynthia Hamby, M.Ed., MT(ASCP) 101 W. 8th Ave. Spokane, WA 99204 email the director What is Medical Technology? Medical technology, or clinical laboratory science, focuses on laboratory testing used to diagnose, manage and prevent disease. In the laboratory, this highly skilled team of medical professionals work together to determine the presence, extent or absence of disease and provide valuable data needed to evaluate the effectiveness of treatment for the patient. Medical technologists (MTs), or clinical laboratory scientists (CLSs), perform both routine and specialized testing in chemistry, hematology, microbiology, immunohematology, immunology, molecular diagnostics, virology, parasitology, mycology and toxicology. There are plentiful and varied career opportunities for an MT/CLS in hospitals, reference labs, clinics, physician offices, research and education facilities.

48. Washington School District Alternative Licensure Program Employment and Training media Center washington Island High school RR 1, Box 2 washington Island, WI 542469702 http://www.cesa7.k12.wi.us/newweb/content/island/index.asp

Phone: Fax: Carol Conway-Gerhardt, Ph. D., Administrator CESA 7 Home Staff Board of Control School Districts ... New Holstein subMenuHeight[3] = 240; Academic Decathlon CITSC Interactive Learning Services (ILS) Regional Computer Center (RCC) ... Transition subMenuHeight[4] = 199; Washington Island School District Home Washington School District Administrator: Dr. Susan Churchill-Chastan, schurchi@island.k12.wi.us RR 1, Box 2 Washington Island, WI 54246 Phone: Fax: District Web Site http://www.island.k12.wi.us Public Schools Washington Island High School RR 1, Box 2 Washington Island, WI 54246-9702 Phone: (920) 847-2507 Fax: (920) 847-2865 Principal: Susan Churchill-Chastan Enrollment = 38 Grades: 9-12 Washington Island Elementary School RR 1, Box 2

49. School Library Collection Development Selection Criteria for school Library media Center Collections Baltimore Fort washington, PA; Selection Policy for school Library Materials - school http://www.sldirectory.com/libsf/resf/coldev2.html

Resources for School Librarians - Index Collection Development Collection Development Menu: General Collection Development Collection Development Policies Evaluation and Weeding Book Repair ... Selection Tools "It does not matter how many books you may have, but whether they are good or not." - Lucius Annaeus Seneca (3 B.C.-65 A.D.), Epistolae Morale Collection Development in General Collection Development Training for Arizona Public Libraries - This is an excellent introduction to all aspects of library collection development including policies, acquisitions, evaluation, and weeding. Although designed for the small public library, it will be equally useful in the school library. AcqWEB - An extensive site for collection development with information on verification tools, vendors, bibliographic utilities and much more. 2005 Book Prices - From School Library Journal. (For subscribers only $$) Statistical Analysis of Texas school library collections, 2001 A Review of the Research Relating to School Library Media Collections - By Daniel Callison in SLMQ, Fall, 1990. Planning Ahead for the Book Challenge that is Sure to Come - Article by Edna M. Boardman, 2003. Be prepared with a good selection policy.

50. School Web Addresses In Washington State Publications/media OSPI Fact Sheets News DigestSubscribe The Progress Report school Report Card school Safety Center Links Learning http://www.k12.wa.us/maps/SchoolURL.aspx

Spotlight Secondary Education Communications Bulletins/Memos Press Releases Presentations Conferences ... The Progress Report Latest Information ESEA New Graduation Requirements Current RFPs Employment Opportunities OSPI Job Opportunities K-12 Job Opportunities Education Resources Boards/Commissions Education Related Links Education Awards Legislature/Government ... Professional Practices Resource Tools Grade Level Resources iGrants Student Learning Plan Sch./Dist. Improvement ... Links Learning School Websites click here School Web Addresses Does your school or district have a website that's not on our list? Send us a request and we'll get it added. You can email us at: webmaster@ospi.wednet.edu For Private K12 Schools A B ... Z A Annie Wright School Arbor Heights Elementary B Ballard High School Bellevue Christian School Bellevue High School Benjamin Rush Elementary ... Bush School C Camas High School Home Page Capital High School Carmichael Middle School Carnation Elementary School ... Crestwood Elementary School D Davis High School Discovery School E ECE Academy Eastside Preparatory School Edmonds Cyber School Emily Dickinson Elementary School ... Evergreen Elementary F Fairview Elementary Federal Way Public Academy Forest Ridge School of the Sacred Heart Frontier Junior High School G Garry Middle School Gardner School Gildo Rey Elementary School Glenwood School Internet Learning Resources ... Greenacres Elementary School H Harbour Pointe Middle School HEART Alternative School Henry M. Jackson High School

51. The School Of Media & Public Affairs and PSAs to communicate and disseminate HRC s messages. The media Center The Religious Action Center of Reform Judaism is the washington office of the http://smpa.gwu.edu/opportunities/

It's not about understanding how to communicate. It's about understanding the medium and how to use it. -Former Dean Campaign Manager Joe Trippi on the potential of the Internet in political campaigns. Trippi spoke at an SMPA conference on June 4. Home Opportunities ***Please scroll down to the bottom of the page for the most recent postings.*** Posted 9/29/04 Campaign Solutions Campaign Solutions, a Republican Internet firm is expanding. We are looking for technical entry level personnel as well as senior account advisors. There should be a strong interest in the elective side of politics and campaign experience is useful. Please send resumes to Mark SooHoo at mark@campsol.com. Posted 4/15/05 INSTRUCTIONAL APPLICATIONS SPECIALIST (Univ. Classification: Computer Applications Specialist, Grade 15) The Jacob Burns Law Library seeks a specialist to provide instructional applications and media services assistance to support the faculty, staff, students, and guests who are using instructional technologies at the law school, with primary responsibilities for the systems and software featured in the Jacob Burns Moot Court Room. Responsibilities include serving as the primary point of contact for demonstration of the Moot Court Room systems and software; collaborating with law school and library units that are responsible for operating, troubleshooting, and maintaining the various components of instructional technology systems; assisting in training of users and developing and maintaining program documents and procedures manuals; participating in evaluating instructional technologies; supervising and training assistants; and providing backup or supplementary coverage of other media services.

52. Washington's Media Center The washington media Center has approximately 10000 holdings, including books,periodicals, The media Center is open for use during the school hours. http://www.davenport.k12.ia.us/washington/mediacenter.htm

Washington's Media Center The Washington Media Center has approximately 11,000 holdings, including books, periodicals, videos, laser disks, and computer software. Materials are circulated using Follett's Circulation Plus on a pc platform. We use an Online Public Access Catalog (OPAC) for our "card catalog" which can be accessed in the Media Center, in the classrooms, and in your home: (http://www.davenport.k12.ia.us/schools/librarycatalogs.asp Media Center materials are circulated for a two week borrowing period. With the Kindergarten and first grade students, we do like the materials returned after one week. If students would like a longer time, renewals are encouraged by returning the item and re-checking it out. If materials are damaged or lost, students are expected to pay replacement costs. The Media Center is open for use during the school hours. Many of the classrooms participate in the Pizza Hut "Book-It" program. Media center books can be read for this program. We have over 1,900 Accelerated Reader quizzes. For almost all of the quizzes, we have the book in the Media Center.

53. Sam Fox Arts Center The Sam Fox school of Design Visual Arts at washington University in St.Louis will reconfigure The school s Carolyn Roehm Electronic media Center http://news-info.wustl.edu/group/page/normal/120.html

nothing = 1; - Faculty Experts - News by Topic - News by School WUSTL in the News - Powered by Google WUSTL Home Public Affairs Home University News Medical News ... University Groups Sam Fox Arts Center Director: Mark S. Weil Programs/Events: Mara Hermano Email: wuga@aismail.wustl.edu Telephone: Designs unveiled $56.8 million center for visual arts and design at Washington University to be named in honor of St. Louis civic and philanthropic leader Sam Fox The proposed Sam Fox Arts Center will link two new buildings with three existing structures. Download Dec. 7, 2002 - Washington University in St. Louis will name a new $56.8 million campus center for the visual arts and design in honor of Sam Fox , one of St. Louis' most prominent civic and philanthropic leaders and one of the University's staunchest supporters, Chancellor Mark S. Wrighton announced today. The center is being designed by Pritzker Prize-winning Japanese architect Fumihiko Maki , whose very first building was the University's Steinberg Hall, curent home to the Gallery of Art. Showing Stories 1 through 3 of 39.

54. Washington Parks & People washington Parks People operates the Parks Center as a greenhouse for advancing a visitor center, a media center, an afterschool program, http://www.washingtonparks.net/parkscenter.html

Josephine Butler Parks Center 2437 Fifteenth Street, NW Washington, DC 20009 202-GO-2-PARK (202-462-7275) Directions to the Parks Center Washington, DC (circa 1932) Parks Center partners Scroll down to read below about the Parks Center's rich history , about our inspiration, Josephine Butler , and about just a few of the many miracle workers whose dedication and support have made the Josephine Butler Parks Center the dynamic community "greenhouse" it is today. The Center has undergone a landmark restoration to its former glory of the 1927 Renaissance Revival design, with adaptations to serve a broad range of modern needs and environmental retrofitting. The Center includes a multi-purpose performance and special event faciility, art exhibition and gallery space, a visitor center, a media center, an after-school program, a neighborhood revitalization center, a job training and referral service, a teaching kitchen, and a non-profit incubator loft. The dramatic public areas/rooms of the building are available for your own private events . On-site event parking is also available for up to 40 cars. Check out our new wedding photo gallery We want the Center to become a lasting state-of-the-art "greenhouse" for revitalizing and reconnecting diverse community green spaces across metropolitan Washington. Make this dream come true by supporting the Parks Center Capital Campaign. The Center has raised over half of its $3 million capital goal your help can put us over the top!

55. News & Media - WEA Online: The Washington Education Association Welcome to the washington Education Association s media center, a quick information WEA represents 77000 public school employees and is the largest http://www.washingtonea.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=section&id=7&Itemi

56. Washington School Research Center media reports that highlight the different achievement levels of various ethnicgroups of washington school Research Center. full report (PDF Download) http://www.spu.edu/orgs/research/abbottjoiremanreport.html

research projects and publications full report WSRC home contact us The Relationships Among Achievement, Low Income, and Ethnicity Across Six Groups of Washington State Students Executive Summary We are pleased to provide this technical report on the relationships among student achievement, income, and ethnicity as the first publication for Washington educators by the Washington School Research Center. The questions addressed by these analyses are important considerations for all of us concerned with improving education in the state of Washington. Media reports that highlight the different achievement levels of various ethnic groups of children are common. These differences are a source of great concern among community groups, and rightfully so. Yet, those of us who work with data and statistics on a regular basis are acutely aware of the dangers inherent in reporting group achievement results that consider only one characteristic for creating those groups. Factors affecting student achievement are varied and complex, and failure to consider multiple factors may lead to erroneous or simplistic answers to very complicated questions. In this report, professors Abbott and Joireman address the question of differences in school level achievement depending on the ethnic composition of the student population, so often reported in the media, while at the same time considering the income levels of the students' families. They begin this effort with a brief review of research conducted elsewhere on this topic, and conclude that previous research has shown that "income is generally a better predictor of student achievement than ethnicity."

57. Washington School Research Center The washington school Research Center conducts educational studies on variousaspects of K12 education video stream 512K (requires Real media Player) http://www.spu.edu/orgs/research/currentresearch.html

research technical related WSRC home ... contact us Research Projects and Publications The Washington School Research Center conducts educational studies on various aspects of K-12 education in Washington, particularly in the area of the current school reform efforts. Research Reports "The Power of Early Success 1998 - 2004: A Follow-Up Study on the Determinants of Student Performance" July 2005 full report (pdf) "Continuing to Bridge the Opportunity Gap: Taking a Closer Look at 10 High Performing Elementary Schools in Washington State" April 2005 full report (pdf) "From Compliance to Commitment: A Report on Effective School Districts in Washington State " November 2004 full report (pdf) PowerPoint video stream 512K (requires Real Media Player video stream 256K (requires Real Media Player video stream will be available in late August "Effective Practices for Hispanic Students in Washington State: Lessons Learned from Texas Schools"

58. Whole Language In An Elementary School Library Media Center. ERIC Digest. Children engaged in a theme study use the school media center to seek information Chicago American Library Association; washington, DC Association for http://www.ericdigests.org/1992-3/library.htm

Site Links Home Search for ERIC Digests Privacy Policy Resources for Library Instruction ... Information Literacy Blog ERIC Identifier: Publication Date: Author: Lamme, Linda Leonard - Beckett, Cecilia Source: ERIC Clearinghouse on Information Resources Syracuse NY. Whole Language in an Elementary School Library Media Center. ERIC Digest. The change from a basic skills to a whole language approach precipitates vast changes in the school library media center. This digest will examine these changes, specifically at the elementary school level, in terms of three curricular foci: theme studies, process writing, and literature-based reading. It will also discuss the new demands placed upon the collection and the school librarian. THEME STUDIES Theme studies are not unlike the units of study many teachers have taught for years. The main difference is that theme studies rely upon children's literature instead of textbooks. Children explore a topic in far more detail and spend much longer on each theme than in a textbook-driven program. Children engaged in a theme study use the school media center to seek information about specific topics. They also use works of various genres to supplement their research. Fiction, for example, demonstrates attitudes and behaviors, the reasons to use the information found in nonfiction books. Poetry can provide an aesthetic dimension to the theme study topic. Thematic studies require large numbers of trade books, which the children use with the teachers to build the content of their instructional program. Librarians must work cooperatively with teachers to assure that resources are available in the media center when needed. At certain times of the year, pulling books can be a full-time job for the media specialist.

59. UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School : Washington Center You are Home Kenan Institute washington Center USEF In the media.Publication The washington Report on Middle East Affairs http://www.kenan-flagler.unc.edu/KI/kiWashington/usefMedia.cfm

Search Apply Programs Faculty Visit ... Kenan Institute > Washington Center USEF About Egypt About Usef Advisory Committee Become A Member ... Newsletter In the Media Resources Corporate Members Washington Center About the Washington Center Accelerating Economic Recovery in Asia American Corporations for Thailand Asia Pacific Programs ... Cornerstone Corporate Services CSR Policies Development Partnerships Global Suppliers Institute Human Rights and Trade Project ... U.S. - Egypt Friendship Society USEF In the Media Publication : The Washington Report on Middle East Affairs Event : U.S. Public Diplomacy Date : July 1, 2005 Article Author : Janet McMahon Publication : Al Ahram Event : Financial Reform Date : April 23, 2005 Article : (In Arabic) Source PDF 50K Publication : Middle East News Agency Event : Financial Reform Date : April 21, 2005 Article Source PDF 162K Publication : Washington Trade Daily Event : Financial Reform Date : April 19, 2005 Article Source PDF 124K Publication : The Washington Report on Middle East Affairs Event : Ambassador Fahmy Date : April 1, 2005

60. IJive.com Search Engine: Washington: Education: School Libraries Hanford Secondary school Library media Center Richland, WA washington Librarymedia Association Provides information for school libraries and librarians http://ijive.com/Washington/Education/School_Libraries/

the entire directory only this category About Us Add URL Modify Url Link To Us ... Education : School Libraries LINKS: Pages: 1 Carnation Elementary School Library pop Carnation, WA http://www.ce.riverview.wednet.edu/lrc/ Columbia Elementary School Library pop Bellingham, WA http://wwwcol.bham.wednet.edu/Library/Library.htm Commons Media Center pop Mount Vernon, WA http://commons.mtvernon.wednet.edu/wx/s.exe Ferndale High School Library pop Ferndale, WA http://www.ferndale.wednet.edu/fhs/library/index.html Goldendale Middle School Media Center pop Goldendale, WA http://www.golden.wednet.edu/golden/media/msmedia/gmsmedia.htm Lowell Elementary School Library pop Bellingham, WA http://wwwlow.bham.wednet.edu/library.htm Selah Middle School Library pop Selah, WA http://share3.esd105.wednet.edu/mccayb/ Silver Beach Elementary School Library/Media Center pop Bellingham, WA http://wwwsil.bham.wednet.edu/Library/library1.htm Squalicum High School Library Media Center pop Bellingham, WA http://wwwsqh.bham.wednet.edu/squalweb/resources/LibraryMedia/LibraryMedia_home.htm Stillwater Elementary School Learning Resource Center pop Carnation, WA

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