Media Center - Campbellsville, Kentucky Campbellsville, kentucky powered by kentuckycities.com. Download Windows media Player 9. If you meet these 6/09 City Council Meeting 6/09 City school Board 6 http://www.campbellsville.com/media/
Extractions: Forgot Password Phone Directory Reference ... Liberty, Ky Media Center You must have Alltel DSL or equivalent high speed internet service, Windows 98 and Windows Media 9 to view these videos. Download Windows Media Player 9 . If you meet these requirements and are still having trouble try Downloading Internet Explorer 6 SP1 If these procedures fail please contact us Video Schedule Audio on Demand
Rio Linda Union School District found in Appendix F. kentucky s library media rubric for rating library media facilities, from Pennsylvania Guidelines for school Library Information Programs http://www.rlusd.com/index.asp?page=866&pin=166
Kentucky High School Media Partnership Homepage and colleges, and mediarelated organizations Television kentucky High school Journalism Association Association University of kentucky First Amendment http://www.wku.edu/khsmp/
Extractions: Scholastic Journalism? Summer Journalism Workshops at WKU Publications Staffer June 7-8 NEW! InDesign June 9-10 NEW! Broadcasting June 9-10 NEW! Photography 7-10 downloadable application and informational flier downloadable permission forms and housing information WKU Mark of Excellence Contest click here for Award Winners and NEW! Check out these writing aids: news story scoring rubric* speech story scoring guide letter to the editor scoring rubric feature article scoring rubric (*anonymous source) Kentucky Department of Education journalism, yearbook, newspaper, broadcasting curriculum (located in English Electives HS Implementation Manual Part I)
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CML : Consulting/Speaking in affiliation with the California Center for the Violence, keynote address to kentucky school Boards Association media Literacy 101 An Orientation in Three http://www.medialit.org/consulting_speaking.html
Extractions: Media Issues / Topics - Advertising / Consumerism - Computer Literacy / Digital Revolution - Faith-Based Media Literacy - Film Study / Movie-making - Global Media Issues - Health Issues - History of Media - How to Teach Media Literacy - Media Activity Resources - Media Advocacy / Activism - Media Industry / Economics - Music / Music Videos - Production / Creating Media - Student Made Media - TV and Popular Culture - Violence in the Media - Visual Literacy Curriculum / Subject Area - Art / Media Arts - English / Language Arts - Ethics / Character Education - Health / Prevention - Life Skills - Science / Math - Social Studies - Spirituality / Religion Due to long experience with media literacy, CML is well prepared to answer the who, what, where, when and hows of the field. What should a district consider regarding policy when introducing media literacy? What are some ways to manage the change that is inevitable with using new processes or teaching tactics? What are some approaches to working with staff and with students? What educational materials work best to get started? Whether you are seeking inspiration or information, you'll find that CML has professional experience to draw upon and share, either from our highly qualified staff or from our wide network of colleagues.
Kentucky Crafted Public/Media Press Release was appointed to the board of the kentucky Appalachian Artisan Center, Hindman, kentucky Dean and Founding Director of the newly formed kentucky school of Craft http://kycraft.ky.gov/media/prGlot03.htm
Teacher Librarian: TL Toolkit 1214 California State Universitys Barahona Center for the Study 13 kentucky school media Association summer workshop A Mountain of Information @ Your http://www.teacherlibrarian.com/tltoolkit/development_calendar.html
Extractions: If you would like your association's or group's event listed FREE in this column, fax it to: Teacher Librarian PD Calendar , 604-925-0566, or e-mail to admin@teacherlibrarian.com May 2004 June 2004 July 2004 ... August 2004 Please note : clicking a link on this page will cause a new window to open. Close the window to return to this page. New Hampshire Educational Media Association Vermont Educational Media Association annual conference. Burlington, VT. 16-19 Canadian School Library Association meets at Canadian Library Association International Association of School Librarianship ischon@csusm.edu International Society for Technology in Education ... American Library Association annual conference . Orlando, FL. 29-July 1 School Library Association of Queensland biennial conference School Library Association of South Australia/Australian Oregon Educational Media Association ischon@csusm.edu
Kentucky Education Facts 538.13; guidance counselors 1,479.25; librarians/media specialists - 1,230.97 100%. Number of students enrolled in kentucky Virtual High school. 900. http://kentucky.gov/Portal/FollowLink/hdi-edu_sch-facts
Extractions: For national statistics, visit the National Center for Education Statistics at http:/nces.ed.gov/ *all numbers are for the 2002-03 school year unless otherwise noted Number of districts 176 (17 female superintendents; 159 male; no minorities) Number of public schools (Does not include dependent districts Ft. Campbell and Ft. Knox, alternative schools or the Kentucky School for the Deaf and Kentucky School for the Blind) Elementary 781 9th Grade 1 Number of public school teachers (full-time equivalent) 41,009.11 (pre-kindergarten - 454.92; primary - 4,349.20; elementary - 12,837.02; secondary - 16,216.57; other - 7,151.40; 4.2% minority) [2001-02] Number of public school students (actual headcount of enrolled students on the last day of the school year) 650,227 (13.8% minority)
SOLINET Member Institutions For Kentucky Bluegrass Middle school media Center, Elizabethtown. Kenton County Educational Resource Center, Covington. kentucky school For The Deaf, Danville. http://www.solinet.net/membership/memberlistparam.cfm?state=KY
Gale - Greenhaven - Trade Shows Oct 1518, Mississippi Library Association, Hattiesburg Convention Center. Oct 16-19, kentucky Library Association/kentucky school media Association, Louisville, KY. 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
Mixed Media | Kentucky Arts Links kentucky Governors school for the Arts; VSA Companies Venues Arts Education kentucky Organizations National Mixed media, KETs weekly arts magazine http://www.ket.org/content/mixm/artslinks.htm
KET | Mixed Media | Garry Barker, Kentucky Folk Art Center on the National Advisory Committee for the kentucky school of Craft in Hindman, and is on the Artisan Advisory Council for The kentucky Artisan Center in Berea http://www.ket.org/cgi/db/ket/dmps/Programs?do=topic&topicid=MIXM020226&id=MIXM
Zeal.com school http//www.dixie.fcps.net/ Learn about this Lexington, kentucky, schools mission statement, library media center, policies, curriculum, and PTA. http://zeal.com/users/contributed_sites.jhtml?uid=183510
Kentucky Core Content Test Results salaries attracting some of kentucky s finest educators Our schools offer a diverse curriculum designed to student learning in all classrooms and media centers. http://www.bellevue.k12.ky.us/report/district/1999/Bellevue_Independent.html
Extractions: Commonwealth Accountability Testing System District Report Card Bellevue Independent Dr. Ora Cobb 219 Center Street Bellevue, KY ocobb@bellevue.k12.ky.us Dear Parents/Guardians: This report card provides information about how well our district is doing, where it is succeeding, and where there is room for improvement. While it cannot tell everything about our performance, the report card is a good starting point for discussions with our teachers, administrators, school council members, and school board members. Unless noted, all data is from the 1999-2000 school year; contact information and narratives reflect the most recent school year's activity. For a more detailed examination of our district, please ask to see our Expanded Report Card, which contains a wealth of data and reports detailing district performance and procedures. Each district and school is required by law to provide this information upon request. About Our District Bellevue is fortunate to have two fine public schools serving the community. Both of which are accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools. Bellevue's schools feature excellent school security including surveillance video cameras, electronically controlled entrances and an anonymous tip hot line.
Institutional Members Directory University of Cincinnati CCMElectronic media Division; University of Houston school of Communication; University of kentucky school of Journalism 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
Director Position At The University Of Kentucky diverse programs and provide one of kentucky s strongest voices The school, with 16 fulltime faculty members The College houses a media Center for the Future http://www.beaweb.org/02jobs/jobuky2.html
Extractions: University of Kentucky The 90 year-old school offers undergraduate education to approximately 900 majors and pre-majors in Integrated Strategic Communications, Telecommunications and Journalism and is one of the 110 accredited journalism schools in the country and abroad. The school, with 16 full-time faculty members, offers baccalaureate degrees preparing students for media-related careers and graduate education. The College houses a Media Center for the Future and a First Amendment Center. Many faculty members within the school are also members of the College of Communications and Information Studies joint graduate program. Qualifications: Strong academic credentials that merit appointment at the rank of professor with tenure; leadership experience including fiscal and budgetary accountability; and professional background that will command respect from both academic and professional communities.
:: KBA Committee Members @ The Kentucky Bluegrass Award :: Short Morton Middle school Library media Center 1225 Tates Creek Road Lexington, KY 40475 joshort@Fayette.k12.ky.us Jennifer Smith Northern kentucky University http://kba.nku.edu/info/committee.html
Information Center - Media A study presented to the kentucky Board of Education recommends a maximum school unit of 500 incidents. But according to the National Center for Education http://www.smallschoolsworkshop.org/kh060203rsilver.html
Extractions: CONSOLIDATION BAD FOR STUDENTS AND BUDGETS By Roy Silver In April, the Harlan County school board voted to consolidate our three high schools. The vote reflects a belief that bigger schools are better. Since 1930, the U.S. population has increased by 235 percent, while the number of public schools has shrunk 35 percent. Bigger schools have more social problems. Smaller schools have more potential to educate, particularly low-income students, and are cost-effective. Harlan County's 1,300-student consolidated high school will be twice as big as the state average. A study presented to the Kentucky Board of Education recommends a maximum school unit of 500 students. We need a statewide discussion of consolidation. The future of our children, communities and economy should not be grounded in an old belief system. The state board's goal is an "increase in student attendance rates and decrease in habitual truancy; and decrease in number and types of violent incidents." But according to the National Center for Education Statistics, big schools have 885 percent more violent crime, 1,074 percent more physical fights and 31,600 percent more robberies.
Are Kentucky Schools Using Research-Based Curricula? expectations mandated by the 1990 kentucky Education Reform Act of KATPP with middle schoolaged adolescents s knowledge of peer and media pressure, encouraging http://www.kltprc.net/foresight/Chpt_49.htm
Extractions: published 2001 Editors Note: In May, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention released survey results showing that 22 percent of Kentuckys middle school students reported smoking at least one cigarette in the past month. Compared to the national average, Kentucky middle schoolers are more than twice as likely to smoke cigarettes. School-based prevention programs are an important element of a comprehensive approach to combat the increasing problem of alcohol, tobacco, and other drug (ATOD) use among youth. Every day, 6,000 young people under 18 years of age try cigarettes, and 3,000 become daily smokers. According to the 1999 National Youth Tobacco Survey, nearly 35 percent of high school students and almost 13 percent of middle school students use some form of tobacco. In 1998, 8.3 percent of youth ages 12-17 reported current marijuana use, representing a significant increase from 1996. Although underage drinking has remained unchanged since 1994, more than one in five (21 percent) youth age 12-17 years were current alcohol users in 1998.
