College Places - Admissions, Search, Scholarships - Education Resources Current topics in education reform in louisiana and across the United States. http//home.earthlink.net/~stcarr. TABS The Association of boarding schools http://www.collegeconfidential.com/college_places/educationresources.htm
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Extractions: The Index A unique collection of letters from the pages of Robert Merry's Museum , the premiere American children's magazine from 1841-1872. Subjects touched on in Letters from Nineteenth-Century American Children include African-Americans the laying of the Atlantic cable balloon ascensions Baltimore, Maryland, during the Civil War behavior of girls, behavior of boys, "appropriate" and "inappropriate" Daniel Bixby's book shop, Lowell, Massachusetts Black Rock, New York, in 1855 boarding schools, male and female, in East Cambridge, Massachusetts; Rome, Georgia; Bergen, New Jersey; and Cornwall, New York steam boats: the Bois d'Arc; the Maid of Kentucky; the South-Western "Border Ruffians" attack Parkville, Missouri the California gold rush dedicating the Ohio state capitol building in 1857 Cedar Point, Chase Co., Kansas, in 1861 Chicago, Illinois, and its fair in 1864 activities of a Chickasaw boy in 1859 the Chinese in New Orleans, Louisiana, in 1853 activities of a Choctaw boy in 1852 cholera in Selma, Alabama, in 1855
Directory Of Lutheran High Schools IOWA updated Jan 21. louisiana updated Dec 8. MARYLAND updated Dec 8. MICHIGAN updated March 22. MINNESOTA updated Feb 25. MISSOURI boarding school updated Dec 20. http://www.valpo.edu/lutheran/lhsdir/
Extractions: Directory of Lutheran High Schools Last updated: April 19, 2004 This directory of Lutheran high schools is maintained by the Office of Church Relations at Valparaiso University , as a service to Lutheran high schools, the Association of Lutheran Secondary Schools, and the respective schools offices of The Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod The Evangelical Lutheran Church in America and The Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod
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Untitled Document tutors at home until in their early teens they went off to boarding schools. in and transferred his place of residence to various louisiana parishes between http://www.shadowsontheteche.org/history/family2.htm
Extractions: Mary Conrad Weeks and John Moore, 1834-1861 "We are happy to perceive that our Representative in Congress from the fourth District, Hon. John Moore, has already interested himself warmly in various measures effecting the prosperity of Louisiana...It is fortunate at this particular juncture, that the citizens of Louisiana are represented in Congress by a gentleman of so much intelligence, sagacity and experience as Judge Moore. and especially is it a subject of congratulation that he is in no wise infected with those morbid and fastidious constitutional scruples, which kept his predecessor eternally in opposition to the vital interests of the South, and which rendered a hair splitter and abstractionist on questions demanding practical good sense and energetic action." -St. Landry Whig newspaper clipping, January 31, 1852 Following the death of David Weeks in 1834, his widow Mary C. Weeks was kept extremely busy seeing to the management of the plantation holdings of the David Weeks Estate, her children's inheritance. Her brothers advised and assisted her, but she often dealt directly with overseers concerning the sugar plantation on Grand Cote. In addition to decisions on acreage to be planted in cane and food crops, supplies to be purchased, and marketing matters, as a sugar planter, Mary was also responsible for the needs of the slaves on Grand Cote and at the Shadows, over 150 men, women and children. This meant making sure there was sufficient food and clothing for everyone and that adequate housing and medical attention were provided when necessary. In addition to the plantation, Mary also saw to the needs of her children, hiring tutors to teach at the schoolhouse behind the main house and later locating good boarding schools and colleges in which to enroll the five children who survived childhood. Frances, William, Alfred, Harriet and Charles learned reading, writing, arithmetic and geography from tutors at home until in their early teens they went off to boarding schools.
Extractions: These schools are listed alphabetically by name. If you wish to go to a name more directly, select a range of letters from the following list: A through D E through H I through L M through P ... U through Z Armadillo's World Wide Web Server , Texas Web66 K-12 Schools Registry , a comprehensive listing of schools on the Web. Academic Resource Center Tallahassee Florida Academy at the Lakes Day School Land O' Lakes Florida - "ALDS is a private, non-profit school using the continuous progress, mutli-age house program. We offer a thematic, holistic approach throughout the school." note: pre-K through 8 Advanced Technologies Academy Las Vegas Nevada - "A Las Vegas, NV, USA, magnet school specializing in banking and financing, computer science, systems technologies support." Ames High School Ames Iowa American Fork Junior High American Fork Utah - "We believe all students can learn and are entitled to every possible opportunity to become capable, productive and well-adjusted citizens." American School of Paris Paris France Providing education since 1946 to Americans and more than 50 nationalities.
CLOUTIER TOPONOMY LIST PART 3 Cloutierville, louisiana . no schools in Cloutierville, but most of the landowners had private tutors or they sent their children to boarding schools such as http://www3.telus.net/public/cloutiem/ACA/ACAEloui.htm
Extractions: Welcome Page Heraldry Association Gatherings ... Others CLOUTIER TOPONOMY LIST PART 3 Cloutierville, Louisiane This time, we head towards the United States, in particular, the state of Louisiana, to learn the history of CLOUTIERVILLE. In 1982, Mrs. Lucille Carnahan of the Bayou Folk Museum wrote the text that follows. Our friend Raymond Denis Cloutier of San Ramon, California, a member of our association since the very beginning, travelled to Cloutierville to learn more about the history of this picturesque village and met with Mrs. Carnahan. In addition to introducing l'Association des Cloutier d'Amérique to the southern US, Raymond has been an exceptional recruiter. He also wrote a text on his visit to Cloutierville as well as his meetings with Father Wilber Cloutier and Mrs. Carnahan. The original of this text may be found at the office of the association in Quebec City. Raymond is one of the valued advertisers of our favourite newsletter, La Clouterie. Here then, is "Cloutierville, Louisiana" The origin and early history of this unique little French village has long ago been buried with the early settlers and their descendants. Old family records, letters, diaries, journals and documents that were known to have existed were lost in the floods, the fires that were set during the civil war, or destroyed when older family members died.
Extractions: After highschool, I worked on horse farms and at the casinos in Atlantic City. From there I went to Wentworth Institute of Technology, where I received a 5 year Bachelor of Architecture Degree. After this milestone, I dove off the deep end and got married to Lisa Ann Henry. I am glad to say after two years of marriage I am as happy as day one, especially since we just had our first little one, Emily Rose Phillips. I am currently a CADD designer / drafter in a small New England company. I would like to say that my years at Fenster created some fond memories and friendships which I will always cherish. Hello to all my old friends and Instructors. Hi Dick Vedder, Robyn Trask, Ken Kolb, Amanda Allen, and Marta Stigmaire (Elf) Name: Rick Phillips
Schools Hail Pastor As A Hero Who Redeemed Teens And in 1996, Agape boarding School moved here after regulatory him in the groin and the school refused to homes moved the kids to a louisiana reform school http://www.rickross.com/reference/mountain_park/mountain_park8.html
Extractions: By Matthew Franck A half-smiling portrait of a deceased radio preacher steals the attention of all who enter the small lobby of Mountain Park Baptist Boarding Academy. It's the visage of Lester Roloff, who is seen by several Missouri reform schools as a hero in the battle to bring wayward teens to Jesus, while fending off the demons of government control. Mountain Park's Web site proudly says that the school's founder was personally trained by the minister. Elsewhere in Missouri, Agape Boarding School and Thanks to Calvary say they are not Roloff schools, but their leaders praise the pastor's work and display photos of him. Agape has named one of its dorms in Roloff's honor. Roloff, who died in a plane crash in 1982, is perhaps best known for his "Family Altar" radio ministry, which was once broadcast from Corpus Christi, Texas, to more than 140 stations. As his radio ministry grew, the fundamentalist Baptist preacher began reaching out to drug-addicted men and rebellious teens. By the late 1960s, he was taking in dozens of wayward girls, most of whom were pregnant. His philosophy was to immerse the girls in a monastic lifestyle of Bible teachings. He kept the teens in check with the rod of corporal punishment. It was a pattern for dealing with defiant teens that appealed to parents from across the country and is still followed today. But Roloff left another legacy.
Louisiana School For The Deaf | About Us > Facilities area public high schools through the louisiana High School Association and with residential schools for the boarding facilities for students whose homes are a http://www.lalsd.org/AboutUs/Facilities.htm
Associations:NA the states of Alabama, Georgia, Florida, Kentucky, louisiana, Mississippi, North Online Database Search Engine The Association of boarding schools provides a http://privateschool.about.com/od/assocna/
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Extractions: Fax: (337) 662-3011 Mrs. Mary Burns Headmistress Mrs. Sheila Kurtz Head of High School Dr. Julie Landry Head of Elementary School Ms. Celeste Quebodeaux Head of Boarding School Mr. Gerard Mestayer Business Manager Mrs. Dana Higginbotham Director of Development Mrs. Carrie Foard Director of Admissions Diane Darling Alumnae Director For information about the Sr. Saizan Scholarship Fund , "the Jimmy Toussee Memorial Fund," or to make a contribution, please contact:
Darlington School Academics Southern Association of boarding schools. carries with it the Schools recommendation Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Kentucky, louisiana, Maryland, Massachusetts http://www.darlington.rome.ga.us/academics/collegeprofile.asp
Extractions: Darlington School was originally founded as a day school in 1905 and established its boarding department in 1923. Darlington is an independent, coeducational, college-preparatory school for average to superior students. The School emphasizes traditional studies and expects its students to develop competence in English, mathematics, history, science, a foreign language, technology, and an appreciation of the fine arts. Darlington seeks to develop the best of academic and social growth for each of its students. The School admits academically qualified students without regard to race, creed, color, sex, or national and ethnic origin. Grades: Enrollment: Upper School: Middle School: Lower School: Upper School - Boarding: Upper School - Day: Teaching Faculty: Student-Faculty Ratio: Average Class Size: Accreditation: Southern Association of Colleges and Schools College Board - ACT Code: Membership in the Following: National Association for College Admission Counseling Southern Association for College Admission Counseling The College Board College Scholarship Service National Association of Independent Schools Southern Association of Independent Schools Georgia Independent School Association
Schools Hail Pastor As A Hero Who Redeemed Teens And for decades, louisiana locked horns with the New Bethany Home Rolff schools Active teen to Lester Roloff Mountain Park Baptist boarding Academy Patterson http://www.mountainparksurvivors.com/articles/schoolshailpastor.html
Extractions: Mountain Park's Web site proudly says that the school's founder was personally trained by the minister. Elsewhere in Missouri, Agape Boarding School and Thanks to Calvary say they are not Roloff schools, but their leaders praise the pastor's work and display photos of him. Agape has named one of its dorms in Roloff's honor.
CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: School Sisters Of Notre Dame at Harbor Springs, Michigan; a school for black children at Annapolis; and a deafmute institute in louisiana. Their principal boarding schools are Baltimore http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/11130a.htm
Extractions: Home Encyclopedia Summa Fathers ... N > School Sisters of Notre Dame A B C D ... Z A religious community devoted to education. In the United Sates they have conducted parish schools and orphanages in numerous archdioceses and dioceses; they have also operated schools and an orphanage in the Diocese of Hamilton, Canada; an Indian school at Harbor Springs, Michigan; a school for black children at Annapolis; and a deaf-mute institute in Louisiana. Their principal boarding schools are: Baltimore, Maryland; Fort Lee, New Jersey; Quincy, Illinois; Longwood, Chicago; Prairie Du Chien, Wisconsin. Of their day and high schools the most prominent are at Baltimore, Quincy, Longwood and Chatawa, Mississippi. On 15 December, 1850, the motherhouse was transferred to Milwaukee, with Mother Mary Caroline Friess as vicar-general of the sisters in America. With money donated by King Louis I of Bavaria, a house was bought; this was absorbed later by Notre Dame Convent on St. Mary's Hill. On 2 January, 1851, St. Mary's parish school was opened and St. Mary's Institute for boarding and day pupils soon afterwards. On 31 July, 1876, owing to its growth and extension, the congregation was divided into two provinces; the Western, with motherhouse at Milwaukee; and the Eastern with motherhouse at Baltimore. A second division of the Western province became necessary, and on 19 March, 1895, the Southern province was formed, with its motherhouse in St. Louis. Training of Members SR. MARY JOSEPHINE
CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Sisters Of Divine Providence Tournai, they direct a normal school and a boarding school. sisters have charge (1908) of 67 schools and academies in Texas, louisiana, and Oklahoma. http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/05052b.htm
Extractions: Home Encyclopedia Summa Fathers ... D > Sisters of Divine Providence A B C D ... Z I. SISTERS OF THE DIVINE PROVIDENCE OF ST. VINCENT DE PAUL Founded at Molsheim, in Diocese of Strasburg, by Vicar Ludwig Kremp (1783). After the Revolution the community reassembled at Bindernheim and, in 1807, received both ecclesiastical and civil approbation, the former from Archbishop of Strasburg, the latter from Napoleon I . In 1819, the mother-house was definitely located at Rappoltsweiler, and in 1869 the institute received papal confirmation. The congregation has (1908) 1800 members, over 1200 of them teachers in 357 primary schools of Alsace. The sisters have over 44,000 children under instruction; they conduct boarding and day schools, orphan asylums, reformatories, a housekeeping school, a high school for girls, and a deaf and dumb institution. Attached to the novitiate are a teacher's seminary and practice school. II. THE SOCIETY OF DIVINE PROVIDENCE Kulturkampf III. SISTERS OF DIVINE PROVIDENCE Founded at Finthen near Mainz (whence they are sometimes called the Finthen Sisters) in 1851 by Bishop Wilhelm Emmanuel Freiherr von Ketteler. The first superior was sent to the Sisters of Divine Providence at Ribeauvillee, Alsace, to be formed in the religious life, and the rule followed there was made the basis of the new institute, which later received the papal approbation. The congregation was founded primarily for the work of teaching and for the care of the sick so far as consonant with their duties as teachers. The right of corporation was not obtained until 1858, but as early as 1856 the Finthen Sisters had charge of the orphan asylum of Neustadt. At the time of the
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