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Georgia Alternative Schools: more detail

Alternative schools in public education in Georgia by Carrie L George, 1975
The Forgotten Room: Inside a Public Alternative School for At-Risk Youth by Mary Hollowell, 2009-11-16
Municipal Solid Waste Management in Georgia: Policy Alternatives (Public Policy Research Series) by James E. Kundell, 1989-07
A study of the effectiveness of alternative schools versus student suspension and/or expulsion (disruptive students) by Chalmer Roland Thomas, 1982
Alternative Dispute Resolution: Practice and Procedure in Georgia by Douglas H. Yarn, 1992-12
An analysis of the economic consequences of modifying the property tax on motor vehicles in Georgia: Alternative proposals and revenue effects (FRP report) by Laura A Wheeler, 1998
Alternative study: Model cities phase-out/community development phase-in by Jerry Banks, 1973
Reliability evaluation of alternatives to ozone depleting substances by Laura J Turbini, 1993

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Welcome: Early Childhood Educaton, Georgia State University
alternative Preparation Program, a georgia Teacher alternative Preparation Program, prepares people with a baccalaureate degree to teach in urban schools.
http://education.gsu.edu/saturdayschool/..\ece/welcome/default.htm

Extractions: Welcome to the Department of Early Childhood Education's web page. This is an exciting place to be! We are one of the largest departments devoted to early childhood education in the country. We have 37 full time faculty and staff members. We are proud of our accomplishments both nationally and within the state of Georgia. Our Bachelor of Science in Education (BSE) undergraduate program prepares instructional personnel to teach young children from pre-school through elementary grades. This cohort model offers extensive field-based experiences and includes placements in schools with multicultural populations in urban and suburban schools. Students are placed in a wide variety of grade levels from pre-kindergarten through 5th grade during the four semester program. In addition, college coursework is developmentally sequenced in order to support and extend the field placements. We pride ourselves on the close professional relationship and close personal attention we offer in this and all programs. Our faculty work hard together to provide a coherent and high quality program where our graduates are able to significantly impact student learning, growth, and development. We have two Master's Degree (M.Ed.) programs, both unique and exciting in their own way. The Urban Alternative Preparation Program, a Georgia Teacher Alternative Preparation Program, prepares people with a baccalaureate degree to teach in urban schools. The first year of intensive study includes placement in an urban school. In the urban environment students have a year of mentoring by faculty dedicated to understanding urban classrooms. After certification, teachers are employed b the schools and can continue working for another year to earn a masters degree. This year also includes mentoring from ECE faculty.
Primary And Secondary Schools, Technical School And Colleges, Recreation And Lei
1 PreK school and 1 alternative school with the LEAD School and First Presbyterian School offer kindergarten is affiliated with the georgia Baptist Convention
http://www.libertycounty.org/schools.html

Extractions: Highly-trained teachers, modern, well-equipped schoolsmany built in the last few years for our growing countyand a community that supports and demands quality education await students in the Liberty County School System and the Fort Stewart School System. The Liberty County Board of Education boasts 15 schools throughout Liberty County: 2 highschools, 3 middle, 8 elementary shcools, 1 Pre-K school and 1 alternative school with the LEAD Program. Challenging academic programs and opportunities to participate in extra-curricular activities and sports encourage well-rounded education. Programs for gifted and special-needs student help children reach their potential; and the involvement of parents and business partners brings our schools an envied margin of excellence. Computer labs wired to the Internet and distance learning classrooms bring a world of knowledge to our students. Fort Stewart serves 1,740 military dependents with two elementary schools, and Liberty County teaches 11,190 students in seven elementary schools, three middle schools, and two high schools. Two private schools, Live Oak Christian School and First Presbyterian School offer kindergarten through elementary grades and have a combined enrollment of 170 students. Savannah Tech, with a campus in Hinesville, offers diploma, certificate and associate's degree programs. Students can earn a diploma in accounting, marketing management, microcomputer specialist, practical nursing, and welding and joint technology. Certificate programs include emergency medical technology, certified nursing aide-technician, legal secretary assistant, medical office clerk, and pharmacy assistant. Associate's degrees are offered in accounting, computer programming, law enforcement, and marketing management. Financial aid, tuition grants, and book vouchers are available.
Georgia Public Policy Foundation - Www.gppf.org
honor high achieving, high poverty schools underscores the Our research on alternative certification to improve in the successful georgia Teacher alternative
http://www.gppf.org/default.asp?pt=news&RT=5
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being the first institution in georgia to provide Cruz The Global Institute For alternative Medicine offers a a Accredited Massage Therapy School offering both
http://www.naturalhealers.com/featured.shtml

Extractions: All Featured Schools Massage Schools Acupuncture Schools Ayurvedic Schools Chiropractic Schools Herbal Schools Homeopathy Schools Naturopathy Schools Nutrition Schools Distance Learning Continuing Education Acupressure Aromatherapy Schools Associates Degrees Animal Therapy Bachelors Degree Chair Massage Colonic Therapy Craniosacral Energy Healing Feng Shui Healing Philosophy Holistic Nursing Holistic Skin Care Hypnotherapy Iridology Life Coaching Midwifery Naprapathy NCBTMB CEUs Neuromuscular Personal Training Polarity Therapy Reflexology Reiki Shiatsu Spiritual Healing Stone Therapy Thai Massage Yoga Teacher Training Featured Schools
Alternative Health
Connecticut. Florida. georgia. Illinois. Louisiana. Yan Xin Qigong. schools. Alexander Technique. Dance Awareness. Teachers. alternative. Apitherapy. Aromatherapy.
http://alternative.health.designerz.com/alternative-health-directory.php
Camden County Schools Home Page
and an alternative School. The system serves approximately 9,600 students. Camden schools A Learning Community. Located in the southeast corner of georgia, our
http://boe.camden.k12.ga.us/

Extractions: Contact Dr. Mary Keating for more information on how you may be able to help with this program The Camden County School system is aware of the current terrorist alert level. School officials are in communication with Camden County Emergecy Management Agency personnel and will follow their direction in the event of an actual emergency. For more information visit www.ready.gov
Atlanta Public Schools
Each of the alternative schools relates to a high The Atlanta Public School System does not discriminate on 130 Trinity Avenue, SW, Atlanta, georgia 30303, (404
http://www.atlanta.k12.ga.us/our_schools/system_overview/system1.html

Extractions: Phone: (404) 827-8000 Read the APS System Report for 2001-2002 The Atlanta City Council began the process that led to the establishment of the Atlanta Public Schools in 1869. Three years later, the first APS school Ivy Street opened its doors to provide the city's youth with the educational tools needed to meet the challenges of society. Today, under the leadership of its 15th appointed superintendent, Dr. Beverly L. Hall, the mission of APS remains the same for its 55,000 students. By focusing on student success, APS is striving to prepare every child for the future through effective and innovative teaching that meets the needs of the individual learner, while engaging families, teachers, students, and the community to fully participate in the educational process.
Atlanta Public Schools
The alternative programs are designed to help students The Atlanta Public School System does not discriminate Trinity Avenue, SW, Atlanta, georgia 30303, (404
http://www.atlanta.k12.ga.us/our_schools/other/other_schools1.html

Extractions: Washington High School Evening Programs Atlanta Public Schools operates two diploma-granting high school programs for adults. These programs are offered at Crim and Washington High Schools. Vocational, avocational and recreational programs are provided at each site in the afternoons and evenings for student participants. Community programs provide courses such as GED instruction, landscaping, patient care, catering and aerobics. The Atlanta Public School System operates six alternative schools. These schools provide a learning environment to students experiencing difficulty in the regular school program. The alternative programs are designed to help students reach a level of academic achievement and social adjustment that will allow them to return to the regular school program. Student registration is contingent on mainstream school recommendations. West End Academy The Non-Traditional Schools serve at risk students from the Atlanta Public School district. Individualized instruction, small class sizes, and various special programs are among the tools used to reach students who have had difficulty functioning in a normal school environment.
NPR : Georgia Schools Allow Alternative Origins Theories
The Cobb County, georgia school board approves a policy that allows science teachers to discuss other theories of human origins, in addition to evolution.
http://discover.npr.org/rundowns/segment.jhtml?wfId=856849
Legislative Action Focus Reports
georgia will require local boards to develop safeschool plans now required for most schools in North Carolina also will have to be done by alternative schools.
http://www.sreb.org/scripts/Focus/focus1.asp?Code=9
High Schools That Work
Douglas alternative School, Delaware. (03V30), VHS, $30.00, Using Science around Your Home Part I and II Nydia Hanna, Assistant Professor, georgia State
http://www.sreb.org/programs/hstw/professionalDev/2003SummerConferenceVideo.asp

Extractions: 2003 Annual Staff Development Conference Videos Each summer High Schools That Work produces videotapes of selected keynote addresses and conference sessions on school improvement at the HSTW Annual Staff Development Conference. The purpose is to capture new information that high school and middle grades leaders and teachers can use in local professional development activities throughout the year. Following is a list of the videos some are also available in CD format from the 2003 conference. Presentations are usually 50 to 90 minutes in length. To order any of these videos, call (404) 875-9211 extension 236 or e-mail publications@sreb.org Keynote Addresses
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Burke County alternative School, Purvis Dukes, discipline director information on Burke County schools, visit the Augusta Real Estate area in Augusta, georgia,
http://augustarealestate.com/schoolguide-burke.shtml

Extractions: Open house: Aug. 5 SCHOOL CALENDAR New teacher orientation - Aug. 4 Pre-planning - Aug. 5-8 Open house - Aug. 10 First day of school - Aug. 11 Labor Day holiday - Sept. 1 First nine weeks progress reports due - Sept. 8 First nine weeks tests - Oct. 8-10 Staff development day (pupil holiday) - Oct. 13 Report cards - Oct. 16 Second nine weeks progress reports due - Nov. 11 Thanksgiving holidays - Nov. 26-28 Semester exams begin - Dec. 17 Christmas holidays - Dec. 20-Jan. 2 Report cards - Jan. 7 Martin Luther King Jr. holiday - Jan. 19 Third nine weeks progress reports due - Feb. 2 Staff development day - Feb. 13 President's Day - Feb. 16
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Richmond County alternative School, Wayne Frazier, 8236942, 7 information on Richmond County schools, visit the Augusta Real Estate area in Augusta, georgia,
http://augustarealestate.com/schoolguide-richmond.shtml

Extractions: Uniform changes: Denim was added to the list of acceptable fabrics for pupils in kindergarten through eighth grade to wear, allowing certain types of jeans. The revised dress code also mandates standard colors for tops and shirts. Acceptable colors will be solids in red, white, blue and one color of each school's choice. The biggest change: Parents will no longer be able to opt out of the dress code. Beepers and cell phones: Pupils may leave cell phones in their cars. They also can take them on extracurricular field trips but can use them only in an emergency or telling a parent about an arrival time and place. The procedure for picking up confiscated beepers and cell phones has been revised. The items will be sent to Public Safety and will be returned to parents at the end of 30 days, if it is a first offense.
Ishmael Community Schools Using Ishmael And Other Quinn Books
and University, University of georgia, georgia Tech, Valdosta of Minnesota; Loring Nicollet alternative HS, Burnsville HS, School of Environmental
http://www.ishmael.com/Origins/Ishmael/Companion/schools.cfm

Extractions: We know what "combating" homelessness looks like. We attack on two fronts. On one front, for example, we open shelters for the homeless but (since we don't want them to stay in the shelters) we make them as unwelcoming as possible. On the other front, we pass anti-camping legislation that criminalizes those who won't stay in the shelters. This legislation allows (or compels) the police to harass the homeless, who are "out of place," who turn up where we don't want them to be. Beyond Civilization Check out the News and Information Announcements... Here are a few of the schools that are using Ishmael and other Quinn books:
Panasonic Kid Witness News - Schools (Southern)
Florida, Panama City, Rutherford High School. Florida, Tampa, North Tampa alternative Charter School. georgia, Alpharetta, Webb Bridge Middle School.
http://www.panasonic.com/MECA/kwn/southern.html

Extractions: If your school has a Web Site, and it's not included here, send us an e-mail at kwn@panasonic.com State City School (link to Web Site) Alabama Decatur Oak Park Middle School Alabama Huntsville R.L.Stone Middle School Alabama Huntsville Ridgecrest Elementary School Alabama Huntsville Chapman Middle School Arkansas Sherwood William Jefferson Clinton Elementary School Florida Orlando Howard Middle School - Photo 1 Photo 2 Florida Panama City Rutherford High School Florida Tampa North Tampa Alternative Charter School Georgia Alpharetta Webb Bridge Middle School Georgia Atlanta Sutton Middle School Georgia Atlanta Ralph Bunche Middle School Georgia Atlanta Joseph Emerson Brown Middle School Georgia Atlanta John Hope Elementary School Georgia Norcross Pinckneyville Middle School Georgia Roswell Hillside Elementary School Georgia Savannah Coastal Middle School Louisiana New Orleans McMain Magnet Secondary School - Photo 1 Photo 2 Louisiana New Orleans Benjamin Franklin Elementary School
Georgia Association Of Educators : 2004 GAE Legislative Priorities
ISS), comparable instructional day alternative schools, and psychoeducational to work at high priority schools;. attendance and reduce georgias dropout rate;.
http://gae.org/gov.asp?SectionID=9&SubSectionID=110&DocumentID=179
CCBOE-HR-Why CCBOE
the 1 elementary school in East Central georgia. six through eight, four high schools, grades nine through twelve and one alternative school, grades six
http://www.ccboe.net/hr/why.html

Extractions: Every Columbia County school is fully accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, demonstrating a commitment to achieve and maintain high academic standards. The school system offers a diverse curriculum to include addressing the needs of gifted children as well as those with special needs. At the middle school level, grades six through eight, students are divided into teams of approximately seventy-five to one hundred and twenty students led by a team of teachers who specifically provide instruction on core subjects. They also work together to present the subject matter in a manner so that students can see the relationships among the disciplines of math, science, social studies and communication skills. Middle school students also gain exposure to optional subject material such as technology lab, business, family and consumer science, band, music and visual arts, setting the stage for further exploration of these subjects when they go to high school. The high school curriculum is composed of courses in communication skills, fine arts, foreign language, mathematics, physical education and health, social studies, technology and career education. Additionally, at both the middle and high school level students have the opportunity to compete in a wide variety of team sports, which serves to develop the student's sense of teamwork and competition.
Georgia Southern University College Of Education
Apply for Provisional Certification from the georgia Professional Standards not required to continue in the alternative M.Ed in the Middle Secondary schools (3
http://coe.georgiasouthern.edu/pos_MEdAltMiddleGrades.html

Extractions: Middle Grades Education MIDDLE GRADES EDUCATION 36 HOURS Advising : College of Education Advisement Center, P.O. Box 8029, Statesboro, GA 30460, (912) 681-0698, bwray@georgiasouthern.edu , Fax: (912) 681-5514. Admission Requirements Regular Present a transcript evaluation by the College of Education Teacher Certification Programs Coordinator; completion of specified prerequisite course work. Present a 2.50 or higher GPA on all undergraduate and graduate work. Present a score of no less than 450 on the verbal subtest and a score of no less than 450 on the quantitative subtest of the Graduate Record Examination (GRE), or a score of no less than 44 on the Miller Analogies Test (MAT). Provisional Prerequisites Alternative M.Ed. Program Sequence Step One : Complete requisite course work (with a 2.75 GPA or higher) for Provisional Certification *Certification courses not included in the M.Ed. program of study
List Of Democratic Schools
georgia Horizons School (Atlanta). Hawaii Sudbury Maui (Haiku). Illinois Chicago Valley Sudbury School (West Hurley); The Scarsdale alternative School (Scarsdale);
http://www.educationrevolution.org/lisofdemscho.html

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Community Involvement - Classlink
Isle of Hope Elementary School, Savannah, georgia, Palmer Wireless, Inc. William E. Beard alternative School, Syracuse, New York, Southwestern Bell Mobile Systems.
http://www.cellularsouth.com/about/community/classlink/classlink-schools.html

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