TITLE IIIDC EDUCATION REFORM The bill makes several technical changes to the district of columbia School Reform Act (PL costs as well as the increased costs of boarding or residential http://www.congress.gov/cgi-bin/cpquery/?&dbname=cp105&&r_n=hr298.105&sel=TOC_31
Extractions: for special education reading programs. Alabama Arkansas California Bakersfield Stockdale Learning Center, remediation through multisensory phonetic therapies Berkeley Lindamood-Bell Learning Center, one-to-one tutoring and small group instruction Westwood Lindamood-Bell Learning Center, one-to-one tutoring and small group instruction Cameron Park Educational Therapist and Reading Specialist Danville Lindamood-Bell Learning Center, one-to-one tutoring and small group instruction Irvine Marin Lindamood-Bell Learning Center, one-to-one tutoring and small group instruction Monterey Lindamood-Bell Learning Center, one-to-one tutoring and small group instruction Newport Beach Lindamood-Bell Learning Center, one-to-one tutoring and small group instruction
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Office Of Management And Budget School in North Dakota; and Paschal Sherman boarding School in Washington substantial financial and technical assistance to the district of columbia and the http://www.whitehouse.gov/omb/budget/fy2002/bud10.html
Extractions: Spending: Discretionary Budget Authority Mandatory Outlays: Existing law Proposed legislation Credit Activity: Direct loan disbursements Guaranteed loans Tax Expenditures: Existing law Federal support of community and regional development helps build the Nation's economy and helps economically distressed urban and rural communities secure a larger share of America's prosperity. The Federal Government spends nearly $12 billion a year, and offers about $1.4 billion in tax incentives to help States and localities create jobs and economic opportunity, and build infrastructure to support commercial and industrial development. Federal programs have helped to stabilize and revitalize many of these communities, allowing them to expand their economic base and support their citizens, particularly those in need. Housing and Community Development The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) provides communities with funds to promote commercial and industrial development, enhance infrastructure, and develop strategies to provide affordable housing close to jobs. HUD also provides grants and sponsors research to reduce the hazards created by lead-based paint in housing.
Extractions: Inspecting Schools : Holding Schools to Account and Helping Schools to Improve Search Barnes and Noble for the exact book you need! Keyword Title Author This web site is brand new so please bookmark this page for exciting new features. Listing of Catholic Schools in the United States (Kindergarden - High School)
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Extractions: Alumni News Fall 2001 Volume 122 No. 01 Russell Tranbarger (Ex '48) attended the academy's elementary division in the 1940's when his father and mother, Rev. William David Tranbarger and Nova Smith Tranbarger, were both enrolled in the high school division. Russell and his sister, Judy Tranbarger Bible, who was too young to attend the academy when the family lived in the front apartment of the old administration building, visited the campus this past summer. Russell Tranbarger and Judy Tranbarger Bible stand in front of a picture of their father and mother, who both graduated from the academy in the Class of 1948. The Tranbarger boys apparently had some time on their hands occasionally when they were young students here. Russell recalls the day the smell of peanut butter got the best of them and they sneaked into the school store, took a supply of peanut butter and crackers (which were manufactured on campus under the supervision of Mrs. William Hall), and took their treasure to the old swimming pool to eat. Unfortunately for them, Mr. York Stewart was watching from his dorm window. Mr. Stewart gave them a whipping, then summoned their mother, who whipped them again. When their father got home they got their third whipping in one day.
Minnesota Web Directory: Education River Bend Education district (New Ulm); South Central Service Cooperative Midwest boarding schools (Faribault); Midwestern Higher Education Commission (MHEC); http://www.metronet.lib.mn.us/mn/mn-ed.html
Extractions: Dictionaries: General Computing Medical Legal Encyclopedia Word: Word Starts with Ends with Definition A preparatory school , or prep school , is, in the United States, usually a secondary school A Secondary School (alternatively: Voluntary Secondary School ) in Ireland is a type of secondary education school that is privately owned and managed, often by Church authorities, especially in the case of the Roman Catholic religion. Like National Schools they are funded to a large extent by the state, on a per capita basis, with the local community often topping up funding. Approximately 90% of teachers salaries are met by the state. Click the link for more information. high school Secondary education , or secondary school , is a period of education which follows directly after primary education (such as middle school or elementary school), and which may be followed by tertiary or "post-secondary" education. The purpose of a secondary education can be to prepare for either higher education or vocational training. The exact boundary between primary and secondary education varies from country to country and even within them, but is generally around the seventh to the tenth year of education, with middle school covering any gaps. Secondary education occurs mainly during the teenage years. Primary and secondary education together are sometimes (in particular, in Canada and the United States) referred to as "
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Extractions: So Your Kid is An Aspiring Artiste? For any parent overseas, distance can make it difficult to find the right American school for a child. For those whose kids seem destined for the performing arts, the task is doubly hard: Auditions and school visits can be impossible to arrange. To ease this task, FSJ has researched some highly regarded performing arts schools public and private that you may want to consider. That's not to say that a youngster with a strong desire to play music, sing, act or dance necessarily needs a specialized school. For example, Katie Buck, who grew up in the Foreign Service and who graduated in 1999 as a theater major from Wesleyan University, attended Sidwell Friends School, a highly regarded, and nonspecialized, private secondary school. Buck says, "I don't at all regret going to that school, though I wish I'd taken more acting classes. But at that point I wasn't sure I wanted to narrow myself to the arts." Last year, Buck presented her one-woman play, "I-Site," based on growing up as a "third-culture kid," to the Foreign Service Youth Foundation. She is now living in New York City and working in theater and television. Arguing in favor of a specialized arts school, however, is the limited arts programing that many public schools have nowadays. "When it comes to budget, arts programs are the first to be cut," notes John Mahlmann, executive director of the Music Educators National Conference.
CER Frequently Asked Questions: Private Scholarship Programs Studentsponsor programs, boarding school programs, religiously affiliated Arkansas, California, Colorado, Connecticut, district of columbia, Florida, Georgia http://edreform.com/school_reform_faq/private_education_vouchers.htm
Extractions: About Private Scholarship Programs The following are answers to frequently asked questions (FAQ) regarding private scholarship programs. The answers to these FAQs are intended to provide only an introductory overview of key issues. Links are provide to take you to areas with additional information. What are Private Scholarship Programs? Private scholarship programs provide low-income children with the same educational opportunities that wealthier families enjoy by paying a portion of the tuition for a child to attend a private scholarship school. To qualify, the applicant usually needs to be from a family that qualifies for the federal free-or reduced-price lunch program, living in the district which the program has been set up to serve. There are a variety of such programs around the nation. Student-sponsor programs, boarding school programs, religiously affiliated,, archdiocesan and other Catholic school aid programs, and community scholarship programs have been providing parents a choice for years. Examples abound of organizations, individuals and archdioceses helping out needy children through a variety of programs, but throughout runs a common thread putting the child above the system and providing the children of all families the opportunity of education already enjoyed by those with wealth. Where Can I Find Them?
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Extractions: Washington, D.C. Asante's conviction was part of an investigation that was initiated in June 1996 by the Metropolitan Police Department following citizens' complaints of rampant narcotics dealing and open air drug markets which operated in the Langston Terrace area of Northeast, Washington, D.C. The area is mainly comprised of the Langston Dwelling Public Housing Complex, which is located near 21st Street and Benning Road, N.E., and is adjacent to the Spingarn High School, Phelps High School, Brown Junior High School and Young Elementary School Complex. During the prosecution of this case, law enforcement authorities arrested and successfully prosecuted more than fifty (50) individuals in the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area, New York City, New York and Dallas, Texas, and seized more than one million dollars in U.S. currency and another one million dollars in assets, nineteen (19) firearms and thirty (30) kilograms of heroin. This investigation spanned four years and involved wiretaps which intercepted more than 4000 drug related conversations, 2000 hours of video surveillance tapes, 40 undercover narcotics purchases, and netted over 17,000 individual items of documentary evidence.
Wyoming Seminary/Prospective Students The Upper School in Kingston is a day/boarding community with classes with Upper School students representing 14 states and the district of columbia, and 23 http://www.wyomingseminary.org/prospective_students/ps_intro.htm
Extractions: At the time of its founding in 1844 by the Methodist Church, "seminary" was a common name for school. To this day, Wyoming Seminary maintains a connection with the Methodist Church but accepts students of all faiths. Although religious instruction is not part of our curriculum, a required Upper School course, "The Bible and Western Culture," and weekly chapels are designed to challenge young people with the values of our Christian heritage. Location Our schools are located in residential communities in Pennsylvania's historic Wyoming Valley, near Wilkes-Barre, about a two hour drive from Philadelphia and about 2 1/2 hours from New York City. The Wilkes-Barre-Scranton International Airport is about 25 minutes away from campus. Wyoming Seminary is a day and boarding school with two campuses three miles apart on the western side of the Susquehanna River, across from the city of Wilkes-Barre. The Lower School in Forty Fort is a day school with classes from pre-kindergarten (age 3) through grade eight. The Upper School in Kingston is a day/boarding community with classes from grades nine through twelve plus a postgraduate year.
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Extractions: Founded: 1917 in an agreement between the South Carolina State Society and the residents of the Tamassee community. Opened: February 24, 1919. Opened, for a short term, in a two-room school for community students and eight female boarding students. Full school and boarding program began that fall. Location: The northwest corner of South Carolina in Oconee County. Tamassee is 25 miles from Clemson University and 50 miles from Greenville, SC. Population: Boarding students: 72 during the school year (average); 55 during the summer (average). The Pennsylvania Children Center: 50 children Tamassee Elementary School (on our campus): 300 children. We serve an average of 400 children on a typical school day. Staff: The equivalent of 34 full-time staff members work on the Tamassee campus. This includes all child care, administration, dietary, maintenance, thrift store and day care staff. Operating Budget: $1,100,000 per year.
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Extractions: The Greenwood Institute is an affiliate of The Greenwood School, a pre-preparatory boarding school for 40 boys, ages 10-15, who have dyslexia. Long before researchers began acknowledging that cultural definitions of intelligence are too limited, Greenwood School founders made the philosophical commitment to focus on abilities rather than disabilities. Thus the school has been able to form a variety of bridges between gifted, special and regular educational programs. By emphasizing the intellectual and emotional/creative strengths of its students, and by incorporating remedial language therapy into every facet of the school day, Greenwood School has set a new standard in remedial language education, earned an excellent reputation among its peers, and a loyal and grateful following among its parents and alumni. Greenwood Institute will be working closely with several major research centers, including those at Yale University, the University of Washington, Tufts University, and Wayne State University in Detroit, to evaluate its approaches to both student remediation and teacher education. Thomas Scheidler founded the Greenwood Institute in 1981, in order to share the knowledge and expertise of Greenwood School teachers through conferences, workshops, consulting services, and teacher training. Louisa Cook Moats, Ed.D., joined the Institute as director of clinical services and training in 1994.
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Trading Sippy-Cups For School Desks district of columbia Councilman Kevin Chavous, on the other hand, sees no Why not just cut out the family altogether and send newborns to boarding school? http://www.cato.org/dailys/08-14-01.html
Extractions: August 14, 2001 by Darcy Olsen Darcy Olsen is director of education and child policy at the Cato Institute. While the President's education plan for national testing is steaming its way toward final passage, another campaign of even greater long-term importance is emerging from beneath the political radar screen: The crusade for mandatory public preschool. At the American Federation of Teachers' biennial conference this summer, AFT President Sandra Feldman called for a "national commitment" to schooling all 3- and 4-year-olds. At least Feldman was magnanimous enough to suggest that preschool remain voluntary. District of Columbia Councilman Kevin Chavous, on the other hand, sees no problem with forcibly taking young children from their parents. His ominously titled "Compulsory School Attendance Amendment Act" would make school, well, compulsory, for every preschool-aged child in the nation's capital. D.C. tots aren't the only ones trading their sippy-cups for school desks. Four-year-olds in New York and California have already taken seats in public schools. And visionary bureaucrats in Texas and New Jersey have opened public schools to 3-year-olds.
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