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MEDIA CENTER Smith, media Specialist, Mrs. Sandy Hicks, media Assistant. BS degree, University of Central arkansas, English chairperson of the WF school Improvement Council, http://www.fsd1.org/westflorence/media_ce.htm
Extractions: Welcome to the West Florence High School Media Center HOURS OF OPERATION Monday - Thursday 7:50 a.m. - 4:05 p.m. Fridays 7:50 a.m. - 3:50 p.m. Thursday evenings, 6:00 - 8:00 p.m. October, November, February, March PRINTED RESOURCES Books 20,854 volumes Magazines/Periodicals 64 subscriptions in hard copy format Newspapers Morning News, The State, USA Today, Community Times Pamphlet file File cabinets containing folders in alphabetical order; folders contain articles gleaned from newspapers, etc. COMPUTER RESOURCES Card Catalog Winnebago Spectrum 6.0 Internet, including DISCUS* Student must have on file a signed Acceptable Use Policy form CultureGrams online (a subscription) see a media specialist for the username and password Masterplots A database of information about authors and literary works MS Office Word, PowerPoint, Excel, Access Various individual programs For student remediation/enrichment Career Guidance (a subscription) Facts on File Career Guidance program see a media specialist for the URL and password *DISCUS - school access http://www.scdiscus.org
The Best Middle School In Little Rock Thursday, May 20 in the school media Center at 6 library hours, character education, and Saturday school. team award offered by AAMLE (arkansas association of http://www.mabelvale.org/
Extractions: GREAT AMERICAN CLEAN UP. Provider Pals Visit MMMS ... Click here for more pictures The 6 th grade Gator team is working hard preparing for the Benchmarks. Students are meeting every Friday morning completing a reading and writing prompt along with a math open response. Click here for more pictures Delta student volunteer at the AAMLE conference.
Communications Media Center At New York Law School 2d 875; 66 USLW 4360; 26 media L. Rep enough to survive First Amendment scrutiny. Forbes v. arkansas Ed for a lecture series, or a public school prescribing its http://www.nyls.edu/cmc/uscases/aketvcrf.htm
Extractions: NOTICE: [*1] PRIOR HISTORY: ON WRIT OF CERTIORARI TO THE UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS FOR THE EIGHTH CIRCUIT. DISPOSITION: 93 F.3d 497, reversed. Held: AETC's exclusion of Forbes from the debate was consistent with the First Amendment. Pp. 4-16. (d) AETC's decision to exclude Forbes was a reasonable, viewpoint-neutral exercise of journalistic discretion [*6] consistent with the First Amendment. The record demonstrates beyond dispute that Forbes was excluded not because of his viewpoint, but because he had not generated appreciable public interest. There is no serious argument that AETC did not act in good faith in this case. Pp. 14-16. 93 F.3d 497, reversed. JUDGES: KENNEDY, J., delivered the opinion of the Court, in which REHNQUIST, C. J., and O'CONNOR, SCALIA, THOMAS, and BREYER, JJ., joined. STEVENS, J., filed a dissenting opinion, in which SOUTER and GINSBURG, JJ., joined.
Communications Media Center At New York Law School Justice 01126 _ SW.3d _ Supreme Court of arkansas Opinion delivered 7. Torts fair-report privilege review of media reports revealed no distortion of http://www.nyls.edu/cmc/uscases/butlervheartsargyletvinc.htm
Extractions: 1. Torts defamation First Amendment concerns. Where the First Amendment is involved in a case, the supreme court is obligated to make an independent examination of the whole record to make sure the judgment does not constitute a forbidden intrusion on the field of free expression; similarly, where the First Amendment right to free expression is at stake, the court applies a heightened standard of review. 3. Torts fair-report privilege when abuse takes place. The fair-report privilege exists even though the publisher himself does not believe the defamatory words he reports to be true and even when he knows them to be false; thus, abuse of the privilege takes place when the publisher does not give a fair and accurate report of the proceeding. 4. Torts fair-report privilege report must convey substantially correct account of proceedings. With regard to the accuracy and fairness of the report, it is enough, for purposes of the fair-report privilege, that it conveys a substantially correct account of the proceedings; although it is unnecessary that the report be exhaustive and complete, it is necessary that nothing be omitted or misplaced in such a manner as to convey an erroneous impression.
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The Broad Foundation - Media Center - News Releases to Important school Performance Data in Arizona, arkansas, and North of the Treasury to Lead Center to Improve the Management of school Systems Mar01 http://www.broadfoundation.org/med-news/index-net.shtml
Gale - Greenhaven - Trade Shows Oct 1518, Mississippi Library Association, Hattiesburg Convention Center. Oct 29-31, arkansas school Show/media Expo. Little Rock, arkansas. http://www.galegroup.com/greenhaven/tradeshows.htm
Extractions: Trade Shows Whenever we can, we like to meet face-to-face to discuss how we can best meet your information needs. We encourage you to visit Gale representatives at the following trade shows in 2002: Date Show Location Jan 3-6 American Historical Association San Francisco, CA Jan 18-21 ALA Midwinter New Orleans, LA Jan 31 - Feb 1 Ontario Library Association Toronto, Ontario Feb 6-8 Texas Computer Educational Austin, TX Feb 14-16 Colorado Educational Media Association Colorado Springs, CO Feb, 22-23 North Carolina Association for Educational Communication and Technology Charlotte, NC Feb 24-27 Council of Social Work Education Nashville, TN Feb 27 Illinois Vendor Fair Chicago, IL Feb 26-Mar 1 Illinois Technology Conference St.Charles, IL Mar 1 Online Northwest 2002 Eugene, OR Mar 5-9 Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences Anaheim, CA Mar 5-8 Louisiana Library Association Baton Rouge, LA Mar 6-8 Florida Educational Technology Show Orlando, FL Mar 6-8 Michigan Association for Computer Users in Learning Grand Rapids, MI
Searcy, Arkansas: Ahlf Junior High School The media center collection is easily accessed via Catalog Plus on six computer Ahlf Junior High school is dedicated to assisting the individual student as he http://searcy.dina.org/education/ahlf.html
Extractions: Welcome Calendar of Events Chamber of Commerce Education ... Home The Ahlf Junior High staff of 34 certified members, 14 of whom hold masters degrees, and 14 classified members serve 537 students. Each certified staff member participates in yearly in-service to improve their teaching abilities. Academics has first place at Ahlf Junior High School, but a variety of school activities are available as well. National Junior Honor Society, student council, annual staff, and Searcy Cheerleaders are all opportunities for service. Choir, band, football, boys and girls basketball, track, offer students the opportunity for competition and physical activity. Clubs have pooled their money to buy equipment for the school such as an opaque projector, laminator, and a video camera. Providing students and staff with access to computers and electronic information is a continuing goal. Internet access is currently available on five computer stations in the library media center with plans to increase access as computers become available in classrooms. The media center collection is easily accessed via Catalog Plus on six computer stations. Multimedia encyclopedias, atlases, full-text magazines, etc. are available on CD-ROM. Ahlf Junior High School is dedicated to assisting the individual student as he/she develops mentally, physically, emotionally, and socially. The Faculty strives to teach skills and knowledge that will enable each student to think critically and to live and work successfully in today's world.
Apple Glen Elementary of total student population or less at risk in reading to achieve model school. Our media Center (Library) is one of two in the state of arkansas to be http://www.bentonville.k12.ar.us/web/schools/ages.asp
Extractions: Principal Our mission at Apple Glen Elementary is to prepare our students for the challenges they will face in our ever-changing world. Our vision is that the learning process will be a successful and rewarding experience for all students and that we will develop a community of life-long learners. We use a standards-based curriculum to help our students participate in a variety of meaningful learning experiences. Some of the programs we use to accomplish our mission are: We believe that our parents are the key to the success of our students and that it takes all of us working together to create the life-long learners we desire. Our mission cannot be accomplished without the help of our parents and families. Community support and involvement have been and continue to be an integral part of Apple Glens success. We have a very active PTO with 100% staff membership and 96% parent membership. We present a variety of opportunities for families to be involved in the education of their children.
MU School Of Journalism: Career Center 30, Copy editor arkansas Democrat-Gazette. 30, Assistant professor - Missouri school of Journalism. 17, media Relations Internship - Linda Jacobsen for Congress. http://www.journalism.missouri.edu/careers/
Extractions: Contact the J-School June Assistant Editor/New Products Editor - Rental Management Communications Intern - MU College of Business - Advancement Office General assignment reporter/weekend sports editor - Lebanon Daily Record Associate Editor - The Commonwealth Fund Research/ Writing Interns - Missouri Department of Economic Development Community Writer - The Orange County Register Communications Specialist - National Biodiesel Board Researcher - U.S. Air Force 2004 Unity Convention - Registration Deadline Senior Producer, AM Show - WISC-TV * Information about this opportunity is not available online. For more information, please stop by the Career Center in 76 Gannett Hall or contact the J-School Senior Producer, AM Show - WISC-TV
Nursing our degrees are located later in this media program. the MSN degree, consult the Graduate school Bulletin of Nursing University of Central arkansas Doyne Health http://www.uca.edu/divisions/academic/chas/Nursing.html
Extractions: Welcome! My name is Barbara Williams. I am chairperson of the Department of Nursing at the University of Central Arkansas. I'd like to tell you about nursing and the degree programs we have to offer. Nursing is at an exciting time in our history. We have expanded opportunities to assist individuals who are il and those who want to remain healthy. As a result, baccalaureate and advanced degrees in nursing are very important if the nurse is to take advantage of the expanded roles. UCA offers two degrees in nursing: the Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) and the Master of Science in Nursing (MSN). The BSN degree prepares the individual to take the licensing exam to become a Registered Nurse (RN) as well as preparing the person to assume positions in a variety of health care settings. The MSN degree is an advanced practice degree and prepared the RN to assume a Nurse Practitioner or Clinical Nurse Specialist role. Detailed descriptions of nursing and our degrees are located later in this media program.
GBulletin - Library Media And Information Technologies A teaching license is required as a prerequisite to recommendation for arkansas licensure as a school library media specialist. http://www.uca.edu/divisions/academic/gradbulletin/03/30203.html
Extractions: Document Number 3.02.03 Library Media and Information Technologies Return to top The goal of the Master of Science program in library media and information technologies is to prepare individuals for professional positions in a variety of information and educational settings. These graduate programs of study, located within the Department of Middle/Secondary Education and Instructional Technology, are designed for individuals who may be (1) planning careers in school library media centers at the elementary, secondary, and district levels and regional educational cooperatives; (2) planning careers as associates in public, college, and special information centers; and (3) planning careers as computer technology coordinators in public schools. To achieve this goal, the program seeks to create an environment in which students Acquire attitudes, knowledge, and skills necessary to practice their chosen profession; Become cognizant of the human relation attitudes, knowledge, and skills required to develop, operate, and access information and instructional systems effectively;
Stuttgart, Arkansas: Quick Facts school, built in 1969, consists of 22 classrooms, a large media center, counselor s office The school earned recognition as one of arkansas Diamond schools http://www.stuttgartarkansas.com/stuttgart/general/julia.shtml
Extractions: Grades: K-5 Julia Shannon Elementary School is found in eastern Stuttgart. The school, built in 1969, consists of 22 classrooms, a large media center, counselor's office, cafeteria, teacher workrooms, and administrative offices. Additions were made in 1972 and 1991 to adapt to the needs of our students. Julia Shannon Elementary has a staff of 22 certified teachers, six non-certified support members, and one principal. The enrollment is approximately 330 students. Students are involved in activities and programs that continue the tradition of excellence in education. The school earned recognition as one of Arkansas' Diamond Schools and achieved North Central Association accreditation. Many services and programs are offered to students. These include a self-contained special education class serving students in K-2, a Title I reading program, speech therapy and language development, a full time elementary counseling program, physical education, music, library services, a Gifted/Talented program and an enrichment program for second and third grades. Additional noteworthy programs include: Project MAST: (Math And Science Together) in grades 2-4 which integrates math, science and literature using child centered hands-on activities that enhance the NCTM standards for elementary math.
Stuttgart, Arkansas: Quick Facts 23 classrooms, a large media center, cafetorium with a The school currently services approximately 350 students recognition as one of arkansas Diamond schools http://www.stuttgartarkansas.com/stuttgart/general/clary.shtml
Extractions: Site Redesigned by: Elite Computer Services Grades: K-5 Clary Elementary is located in northern Stuttgart. The school consists of 23 classrooms, a large media center, cafetorium with a stage, counselor's office, administrative offices, conference rooms, and a teacher workroom. Facility additions were made in 1984 and 1991 to accommodate the needs of our students and district. Clary Elementary employs 25 certified teachers, 14 non-certified support staff members, and a full time administrator. The school currently services approximately 350 students of which fifty-five (55) percent are white and forty-five (45) percent are minority. Students and staff are involved in programs and activities which continue the tradition of high standards of excellence in education and strive to improve the effectiveness of instruction. Clary Elementary has earned recognition as one of Arkansas' Diamond Schools and has achieved North Central Association accreditation. Clary Elementary is honored to be a member of the Arkansas Educational Renewal Consortium. Clary Elementary has the distinguished honor of being voted Best Elementary School In Arkansas County by the patrons of the Grand Prairie. An active Parent Teacher Organization supports Clary Elementary. Since 1986 parents, teachers and students have worked actively to raise thousands of dollars yearly. They target this money to enhance the quality of education for all Clary students.
Institutional Members Directory College Telelearning media Services; American State University Walter Cronkite school of Journalism; arkansas State University Department of Radio http://www.beaweb.org/instmembers.html
Extractions: BEA Institutional Members A B C D ... Z Below is a listing of BEA Member Institutions and known links. Links are also provided to specific broadcast/media departments with known web pages. These are the 2002 institutional members of BEA - this list will be updated again early in 2003. Aims Community College American University School of Communication ... School of Communication Arts Caraiff University Case Western Reserve University Cayuga Community College Telecommunications/Broadcasting Central Michigan University ... Dept. of Mass Communication n Green River Community College KGRG KENU Grossmont College ... Zayed University
CNN.com - Locate Student Bureau Schools University, State University University of arkansas Journalism Dept UNICEF), Bishkek Osh Youth media Center (Reg. Lebanon Beirut Evangelical school for Girls http://cnnstudentnews.cnn.com/fyi/teachers/locate/
SISTER LIBRARIES A WHITE HOUSE MILLENNIUM COUNCIL PROJECT arkansas Central arkansas Library System, Little Rock. CALIFORNIA Capistrano Library, La Porte; River Valley Middle school media Center/Library, Jeffersonville. http://www.nclis.gov/millennium/list6-00.html
Extractions: A WHITE HOUSE MILLENNIUM COUNCIL PROJECT The National Commission on Libraries and Information Science and Sister Cities International have embarked on a major initiative, Sister Libraries: A White House Millennium Council Project. The initial goal is for public and school libraries in the United States to pair with others worldwide, focusing on programs specifically planned for children and teenagers. Participating libraries, such as the ones listed here, receive recognition and designation as official White House Millennium Council Sister Libraries, but the project does not provide funds for staff, equipment or materials. Many Sister Libraries are in locations that are already affiliated through Sister Cities International, an organization for sister city, county and state programs in the United States. SCI is the official agency that links communities from the United States with communities worldwide. The Sister Library programs will do much to encourage multicultural exchange and broaden international understanding enabling young people to appreciate more fully their own place in, and impact on, the world of today and tomorrow! Martha Gould
University Of Arkansas - School Of Law Admissions, Academics University of arkansas school of Law AR, United States. social life created by the school most of Comments Help Center Legal media Coverage Privacy http://www.vault.com/graddegree/school/school_main.jsp?program_id=3270&co_page=2
News And Information For Central Arkansas Click for Cabot, arkansas Forecast. the high school will tour Rogers High school next month. Teachers will visit classrooms, labs, the media center, and other http://www.cabotstarherald.com/Pages/11-05-03/new Cabot School campus.htm
Extractions: (from our paid Wednesday edition) Cooking Obituaries Opinion Sports Visit all of our community newspapers: Lonoke Democrat Jacksonville Patriot Carlisle Independent Sherwood Voice ... Apply For Membership To The Cabot Alumni Association All Contents Magie Enterprises Comments or questions? Newspaper delivery information? Call 501-843-3534 or email us! Please read our Preparations are being made to start construction on the high school campus. Footings have been marked by high school employees to determine the dimensions of the main building. By placing these settings, the exact size of the building can be determined more easily along with the amount of space allowed around the building. These markings will also be used to plan for parking and portable classroom placements for next year. The main building will house core subject classes such as English, science, math, and social studies. The building will include administration offices, counseling offices, and a media center. There will be 12 science labs in the main building to accommodate science course needs. The building will contain a professional development center that will be used for large group presentations.
