61. Be Specific, Crank Tells Educators the wyoming Education Association (WEA) and the wyoming School Board The attorney general was misidentified in a story about the coalition s http://www.casperstartribune.net/articles/2004/07/23/news/wyoming/0e1815a303bc42

Casper, Wyoming - Friday, July 23, 2004 Home News Wyoming Be specific, Crank tells educators What's New! News AP News AP Realtime Search Archive Business ... Photo Gallery Special Sections Special Sections Splash Page Coupon Source CNFR Parade Magazine ... Car ads Forms Anniversaries Engagements Weddings Donation/Sponsorship Guidelines ... Donation Form-PDF Services Restaurant Guide Subscribe Advertising Online Advertisers ... Talk to Us Regional Lee Newspapers Billings Gazette Casper Journal Jackson Hole Star-Tribune ... Prairie Star / Great Falls Markets Symbol Lookup News Source Links to the source information used by our reporters in the writing of news stories. Supplemental State Budget Send Us A TIP! Be specific, Crank tells educators By JOAN BARRON Star-Tribune capital bureau CHEYENNE Members of the education coalition are upset about something but aren't clear about the target of their objections, says Attorney General Pat Crank. The education coalition, a group that includes 30 of the state's 48 school districts, the Wyoming Education Association (WEA) and the Wyoming School Board Association, on Monday called for the state to produce proof the state's school finance system is constitutional to end once and for all litigation that began 12 years ago. The petition, filed with Laramie County District Court Judge Nicholas Kalokathis, who has continuing jurisdiction over the school finance case, asked the court to require the state to demonstrate that it has complied with the Wyoming Supreme Court mandate to guarantee each child a quality education whether he or she lives in a rich or poor school district as the Wyoming Constitution requires.

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Dubois, Wyoming Chamber of Commerce HOME Visitor's Sites Summer Adventures Camping Fishing Golfing Dude Ranches ... Weather Forecast Fall Adventures Hunting Weather Forecast Winter Adventures Ice Fishing Snowmobiling Road Conditions Weather Forecast Cultural Adventures Dubois Museum National Bighorn Sheep Center Tie Hack Memorial Warm Springs Art Gallery Dining and Lodging Dining Lodging Shopping and Services Services Shopping Dubois Artisans Marette Nagel Gary Keimig Dan Madden Jeff Vanuga ... Visitor's Comments Member Sites Chamber Information Newsletter Membership Business of the Month ... Business Resources Town of Dubois General Information Government Schools Community Facilities Health Care Houses of Worship Fremont County School District #2 Mission: Fremont County School District #2 has a mission to strengthen American society by providing innovative educational leadership and progressive educational programs that develop the unique potential of each individual by creating a global community of lifelong learners who cherish the qualities of dignity, integrity, honesty, and intellect. Dubois High School 314 Helmer St.

63. ESPC 2004 Legislative Session Daily Reports wyoming Legislature 2004 general Session HB 93 School Finance - Amendments HB 96 wyoming Wildlilfe Legacy Trust HB 98 Apprenticeship Programs http://www.equalitystate.org/legislature04/reports/m3.html

Previous Day Next Day March 3, 2004 Day 18 - Wednesday INDEX OF BILLS COVERED IN TODAY'S REPORT HB 1: General Government Appropriations HB 18: Wildlife Compensation Pilot Projects HB 93: School Finance - Amendments HB 96: Wyoming Wildlilfe Legacy Trust ... SF 52: Infrastructure Authority NEWS OF THE DAY The House and Senate continued to try to work through their differences on the budget bill today, and both chambers worked through third readings on the last bills before them this session. All bills must be heard for third reading by the end of the day today. The Senate and the House continued to hold concurrence votes on bills that were amended during passage through the second house. If the house of origin accepts amendments added by the second house, then the bill will proceed to the governor's desk. If the concurrence vote fails, then a conference committee will be appointed to develop a compromise bill. Starting with today's report, we will begin to summarize various bills of interest to ESPC and our member groups that died early during this session. While it was not practical to include all those bills in our daily reports during the fast pace of this hectic budget session, we don't want to lose track of the many bills that were dropped early. We expect that some of these bills will be brought back next year. For a complete description of each of the following bills, including summary arguments for and against the legislation, click on the link in the heading for each bill.

64. ULSF | University Leaders For A Sustainable Future | RESOURCES : Sustainability Sustainability Degree Programs general and Multidisciplinary Studies INSTITUTION University of wyoming, School of Environment and Natural Resources http://www.ulsf.org/resources_sust_degrees_general.htm

Sustainability Degree Programs: General and Multidisciplinary Studies Undergraduate Programs Graduate Programs Links to Other Databases in General and Multidisciplinary Studies Undergraduate Programs INSTITUTION: Ball State University, Interdepartmental Education Program: Clustered Academic Minors in Environmentally Sustainable Practices DEGREE OFFERED: Minors in Environmental Context for Business, Environmental Contexts in Health Care, Environmental Policy, Sustainable Land Systems, Technology and the Environment DESCRIPTION: Each of the seven colleges at the university participate in at least one minor, allowing for a broader study of sustainability across the university as well as addressing the interdisciplinary nature of sustainability. WEBSITE: http://www.bsu.edu/cluster/index.html CONTACT: Center for Energy Research/Education/Service Architecture Building, Room 018

65. Bills Information For The 2005 General Session Of The 58th Wyoming Legislature. 2005 general Session 58th Legislature House Bills Index. Please note The wyoming Legislative HB0147, wyoming school administrators scholarship fund. http://legisweb.state.wy.us/2005/HBIndex.HTM

2005 General Session 58th Legislature House Bills Index Please note: The Wyoming Legislative Website has changed the format of BILLS to Adobe Acrobat. Download a free copy of Adobe® Acrobat® Reader™ Every effort has been made to make the bill text located on the Web site look the same as the actual bill. There may be some bills with minor differences in format, but the text is accurate. See the Citizens Guide to the Wyoming Legislature or The Wyoming Legislative Process for more information. Note: If you do NOT have Powerpoint you will need to DOWNLOAD the POWERPOINT VIEWER for the viewing the Wyoming Legislative Process. Definition of Amendment Naming Pattern and Engrossing Coding Pattern. Bill Number and Catch Title Fiscal Note Bill Title ... Introduced or Substitute Journal Digest Engrossed ... Chapter CH Signed / Effective No. Date / Date General government appropriations-2. Fiscal Note Title Introduced Digest Water permits-electronic permitting. Fiscal Note Title Introduced Digest ... Engrossed Coroner cases.

66. Kennedy-Western University Master Of Science General Engineering to meet the standards as indicated within Article 4 Private School Licensing. All applicable wyoming State statutes on licensing can be accessed at http://www.universities.com/Distance_Learning/KennedyWestern_University_Master_o

Kennedy-Western University Master of Science General Engineering Home Distance Learning Degree Masters Degree ... Masters in Engineering Kennedy-Western University - Master of Science - General Engineering Kennedy-Western University Master of Science General Engineering The General Engineering degree program at Kennedy-Western University is designed to broaden the student's knowledge in the field of engineering by providing a range of classes relevant to various engineering disciplines. At the Master of Science level, courses may be chosen to complement the student's technical background and focus on a specific area of interest. Courses include Engineering Systems, Operations Research, Engineering Optimizing Techniques, and Operations and Productions Management. Kennedy-Western University is a licensed post secondary institution pursuant to the State of Wyoming Private Schools Licensing Act W.S. 21-2-401 through 21-2-407. Therefore, Kennedy-Western's degree programs are recognized within business and industry. Request!

67. Associate Degree In Music, General, Wyoming College And University Degrees. Associate degree Music, general. Central wyoming College. Central wyoming College is a Public, 2year School with 1808 students in Riverton, WY http://www.universities.com/On-Campus/Associate_degree_Visual_and_Performing_Art

Universities.com Distance Learning and On-Campus Colleges and Universities Home On-Campus Associate degree Visual and Performing Arts ... Wyoming Result pages: Associate degree in Music, General: A general program that focuses on the introductory study and appreciation of music and the performing arts. Includes instruction in music, dance, and other performing arts media. Associate degree in Music, General, Wyoming Associate degree Music, General. Casper College Casper College is a Public, 2-year School with 3942 students in Casper, WY ... Associate degree Music, General. Central Wyoming College Central Wyoming College is a Public, 2-year School with 1808 students in Riverton, WY ... Associate degree Music, General.

68. Wyoming - General Topics Media Release Rock River School Receives Rock River School Receives National Award. Cheyenne, wyoming Today, May 12, 2003, Secretary of State, Joseph B. Meyer announced that Rock River school has http://soswy.state.wy.us/press/rock.htm

SOS Home Corporations Directory Elections ... Securities MEDIA RELEASE Wyoming Secretary of State's Office For Immediate Release Date: May 12, 2003 Contact: Joseph B. Meyer, Secretary of State Phone: Fax: Rock River School Receives National Award Cheyenne, Wyoming - Today, May 12, 2003, Secretary of State, Joseph B. Meyer announced that Rock River school has been named as a recipient of the 2002 Ruth Hollander Award. The Hollander Award is awarded by the National Student / Parent Mock Election for “Outstanding Contribution to Democratic Participation.” Rock River is one of only three schools nationwide to receive this honor. Secretary of State Joe Meyer, who was the state co-chair of the 2002 Student Mock Election, stated, “This is a very prestigious national award; only three awards were given in 2002 and your class has made Rock River and Wyoming very proud. You have shown the country what great things can come from Wyoming.” The Rock River ninth grade class won the award for their project “Participation of the Candidates.” The students designed the project which consisted of interviewing candidates for the 2002 election. The students’ teacher, Michael Mackenzie stated, “They (the students) felt most people knew very little about the majority of the candidates and this was a way they could change that. The kids asked to video the presentation as they felt that what they were doing could never be explained in writing.” All of the five state’s elected officials, Governor Freudenthal, Secretary Meyer, Auditor Maxfield, Treasurer Lummis and Superintendent Blankenship, traveled to Rock River to present the awards and participate in the awards ceremony. The school and teacher received plaques and each student received a certificate and “Vote Wyoming” tee shirts. Others attending the ceremony were State Senator Bill Vasey, State Representative Kurt Bucholz, Albany County Clerk Jackie Gonzales, Albany County Commissioners, Rock River Mayor Sam Vieyra, and City Council Members, Albany County School Superintendent Charlie Head and Albany County School District #1 School Board Members. All dignitaries were introduced by Student Body President Heather Dixon.

69. Information Power Goals And Objectives 2004/2005 CONCERNS of wyoming Information Power School Librarians on which the 2004/2005 Objective 2 Identify areas in which librarians can inform the general http://www.wyla.org/infopower/update05.shtml

Contacts Site Index Email Lists Directory ... Beyond our Site Information Power Goals and Objectives 2004/2005 CONCERNS of Wyoming Information Power School Librarians on which the 2004/2005 Information Power Goals and Objectives have been based. Lack of overall knowledge of the new Wyoming Education Standards and the newly added research constructs by many of the school librarians in Wyoming as well as how the information literacy skills are embedded in the standards. Lack of school library media endorsement program in Wyoming. Lack of certified librarians to deliver library media/information literacy instruction at the elementary level. Elimination of certified library media personnel who are being replaced by paraprofessionals/clerks and/or elimination of library media positions in schools across the state. Unclear process for certification of library media personnel at the PTSB. Lack of understanding at the State Department of Education as to what constitutes a quality library media program. Lack of funding opportunities for Information Power initiatives and programming at conferences.

70. State Gun Laws :: Wyoming wyoming State law does not clearly authorize the Attorney general to independently wyoming State law restricts carrying firearms on school grounds, http://www.bradycampaign.org/legislation/state/viewstate.php?st=wy

71. University Of Wyoming Information American Studies/Civilization; Animal Sciences general We presently group University Of wyoming and 9700 other school names, addresses, telephone, http://www.uscollegesearch.org/university-of-wyoming.html

College Search University Of Wyoming University Of Wyoming Corner Of Ninth And Ivinson Laramie, Wyoming 82071 Website: University Of Wyoming Type of college: 4-year public Degree types offered: Bachelor's, Doctor's, First-professional degree, Less than one year, Master's, Post-Masters certificate Degree Programs offered: Accounting Agricultural Business / Agribusiness Operations Agricultural Economics Agricultural Supplies Retailing and Wholesale Agricultural Teacher Education Agriculture / Agricultural Sciences General Agriculture / Agricultural Sciences Other Agronomy and Crop Science American Studies / Civilization Animal Sciences General Animal Sciences Other Anthropology Architectural Engineering Art General Astronomy Atmospheric Sciences and Meteorology Audiology / Hearing Sciences Biological Sciences / Life Sciences Other Biology General Botany General Broadcast Journalism Business / Managerial Economics Business Administration and Management Business Marketing and Marketing Management Business Teacher Education (Vocational) Chemical Engineering Chemistry General Civil Engineering General Clothing / Apparel and Textile Studies Communications General Computer and Information Sciences General Criminal Justice / Law Enforcement Administration Dental Hygienist Drama / Theater Arts General Education General Electrical Electronics and Communicatio Elementary Teacher Education English Language and Literature General Enterprise Management and Operations Entomology Environmental / Environmental Health Eng

72. Wyoming Soldiers and Sailors Home, wyoming State Training School, Big Horn Hot Springs Reserve, general hospital and the State Home for Dependent Children. http://www.sensato.com/1921/03wyomin.htm

Wyoming Wyoming, one of the mountain group of states, is commonly called "The Equality State," from its having always granted equal suffrage to men and women. The state has an area of 97,914 square miles - 320 square miles being water - and is bounded by Montana on the north; South Dakota and Nebraska on the east; Colorado and Utah on the south; and Utah, Idaho and Montana on the west. In outline, however, Wyoming is rectangular. THE PEOPLE By the fourteenth census the population of Wyoming was 194,402, or only 2.0 people to a square mile, in the latter respect standing second from tile bottom of the list. Only 25,255 of the inhabitants were foreign born; the largest foreign born element came from England; the next largest from Sweden. The people of Wyoming are 29.5 per cent urban, but the largest city, Cheyenne, had only 13,829 residents in 1920. Casper had 11,477, Sheridan, 9,175; and Laramie, 6,301; no other city exceeded 5,000. Cheyenne is the capital. SURFACE AND DRAINAGE The general elevation is higher than that of any other state, making of Wyoming a vast elevated plateau intersected from southeast to northwest by two great ranges of the Rocky Mountains. The average elevation is 6,000 feet, and above the plateau some of the peaks rise for additional thousands of feet. just west of the southeast corner of the state the Laramie Range enters; this extends northwestwardly, then swings west, and finally turns north, entering Montana as the Big Horn Range. The second chain crosses the southern boundary farther west as the Medicine Bow and Sierra Madre ranges, which are separate by the North Platte River valley; the highest peak is Fremont, 13,790 feet; this is in the western quarter of the state and midway between the northern and southern borders. In the extreme northwestern corner is Yellowstone National Park.

73. Print FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE June 2, 2005 Matt Langenfeld 303 312 EPA grant helps wyoming schools remove hazardous chemicals from labs Denver schools across wyoming are getting safer due to an ongoing partnership http://yosemite.epa.gov/r8/r8media.nsf/0/cd346c2c79726fee8725701200679f70?OpenDo

74. Wyoming School Construction Costly: Shortages Drive Up Prices For Labor, Materia Shivler estimated that wyoming could sustain $125$200 million in school construction a year according to The Associated general Contractors of America. http://www.billingsgazette.com/index.php?id=1&display=rednews/2005/07/31/build/w

75. Wyoming Seeks Court OK For School Projects - Billingsgazette.com wyoming seeks court OK for school projects. Associated Press In a petition filed late Tuesday, Chief Deputy Attorney general Mike O Donnell and Senior http://www.billingsgazette.com/index.php?id=1&display=rednews/2004/03/12/build/w

76. Western Wyoming Community College, Wyoming Meyer coauthored School Finance in wyoming, published in the wyoming In 1992, he was the chairman of the Conference ofWestern Attorneys general. http://creekin.net/k24235-n257-western-wyoming-community-college-wyoming.html

Creekin.net World Travel Information Source Countries About Us Contact Western Wyoming Community College Wyoming Resources Wyoming History Gillette Wyoming Jackson Wyoming City Of Wyoming ... Wyoming Land Western Wyoming Community College Wyoming News Wyoming Hiking Capital Of Wyoming Jackson Hole Wyoming Lodging ... Powell Wyoming Western Wyoming Community College College Drinking: National Alcohol Screening Day Check out the 2004 participated colleges anduniversities . ... Check out the 2002 participated colleges anduniversities . ... Check out the 2003 participated colleges anduniversities . ... [ Read More United States Senator - Craig Thomas Rock Springs is in the southwest corner of Wyoming, located in Sweetwater County. Established in 1888 as a mining town, the natural resources around the area are the driving force behind the Rock Springs economy. Western Wyoming Community College has its main campus in Rock Springs which attracts students from around the globe. The population of Rock Springs is 18,708 (2000 census). ... [ Read More Higher Education Coordinating Board Washington is home to six public four-year colleges and universities, 34 public community and technical colleges, and more than 300 independent colleges, universities and career schools. ...

77. WyomingAthletics.com : Academics :: University Of Wyoming : Official Athletic Si Representatives SAAC representatives for the following school year will be nominated by MWC SAAC History/general Information. 1998 NCAA Proposal No. http://wyomingathletics.collegesports.com/academics/wyo-saac.html

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78. Changing The Face Of Education In Missouri In this report, published in November 2001, four general classes of lessons were She served as the Executive Director of the wyoming School University http://www.newhorizons.org/strategies/technology/beglau.htm

You are here: Home Teaching and Learning Strategies Technology in Education Changing the Face of Education in Missouri by Monica Beglau Using technology to create classroom learning experiences that engage young learners in new ways is at the heart of the eMINTS (enhancing Missouri's Instructional Networked Teaching Strategies) program. This program is changing the face of education across the state. The goal of the program is to support Missouri educators as they integrate multimedia technology into inquiry-based, student-centered, interdisciplinary, collaborative teaching practices that result in improved student performance, increased parent involvement and enriched instructional effecti vene ss. Beginnings http://emints.more.net/evaluation/reports/mints_report.html Based on early research findings about the improved student achievement found in the Mints classrooms, eMINTS was inaugurated in 88 third and fourth grade classrooms in 44 school districts across the state in fall 1999. The eMINTS Revolution Since 1999 eMINTS classrooms have been added across the state using a combination of local, state and federal funds. MOREnet (Missouri Research and Education Network) administers eMINTS under a contract from the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE). MOREnet provides Internet connectivity, access to Internet2, technical support, video conferencing services and training to Missouri's K-12 schools, colleges and universities, public libraries, health care, state government and other affiliates. (

79. Kaiser Statehealthfacts.org Wyoming Distribution Of State wyoming Distribution of State general Fund Expenditures (dollar amount in the school system and spending for school health and immunization programs. http://www.statehealthfacts.kff.org/cgi-bin/healthfacts.cgi?action=profile&area=

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