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Hearing Conservation in Industry, Schools, and the Military
Activist to return after arrest.(Government)(Eugene's Peg Morton faces jail time and fines after a demonstration at a military school in Georgia): An article from: The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR)
Should colleges lift their ROTC bans? Some school says the military's policy on gays is discriminatory. But President Obama says it's time they welcome ... An article from: New York Times Upfront by Austin Byrd, Laura Torre, 2009-03-16
Military school wins charter bid.(Schools)(The Fern Ridge district OKs a deal with the Willamette Leadership Academy, formerly Pioneer Youth Corps): An article from: The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR)
A Treatise on the Science of War and Fortification (Volume 1); Composed for the Use of the Imperial Polytechnick School, and Military Schools ; by Simon François Gay de Vernon, 2010-10-14
A Treatise on the Science of War and Fortification (Volume 2); Composed for the Use of the Imperial Polytechnick School, and Military Schools ; by Simon François Gay De Vernon, 2010-03-13
"Great Light Will Shine III: Linton Hall Military School" by Augustus Cho, 2008-01-01
Military Schools and Courses of Instruction in the Science and Art of War, in France, Prussia, Russia, Sweden, Switzerland... by Henry LL.D. Barnard, 1969
A History of St. John's Military School, Salina, Kansas, 1887-1963 by Virgil B. Loy, 1964
A treatise on the science of war and fortification: Composed for the use of the Imperial Polytechnick School, and military schools ; and translated for ... and maxims of grand tactics and operations by Simon FrancÌ§ois Gay de Vernon, 1817
BENEDICTINE MILITARY SCHOOL (A TRADITION OF EXCELLENCE FOR 100 YEARS, 1902-2002) by Unknown, 2001
School transitions among military adolescents: a qualitative study of stress and coping.(Report): An article from: School Psychology Review by Catherine P. Bradshaw, May Sudhinaraset, et all 2010-03-01
(Black & White Reprint) 1960 Yearbook: Kemper Military High School, Boonville, Missouri
Military Schools: Hawk Mountain Ranger School

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USAG, Fort McClellan, Alabama
Home to the U.S. Army military Police and U.S. Army Chemical schools (Chemical Defense Training Facility CDTF).
http://www.mcclellan.army.mil/

Extractions: Mission Statement Fort McClellan Transition Force will be responsible for completing installation shutdown; environmental and ordnance and explosives response actions; maintaining and securing property; transferring real and personal property to future users; and other closure, disposal, and reuse actions. Transition Force will also be responsible for interfacing with the Local Reuse Authority, Alabama Army National Guard, Center for Domestic Preparedness, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, and other future property owners. This page updated 16 September, 2003
ARCHITECTS
Architecture and design firm licensed in Texas and New Mexico. Building types include multistory office buildings, schools, warehousing and distributing, and military and government installations.
http://members.tripod.com/fdassoc_/arch.htm

Extractions: Joe Federico Jr., founder and president attended the University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP) and is a Value Engineer certificate holder. Joe Federico Jr., served as the Texas State Representative on the committee of the design for the National A.I.A. from 1976 to 1980. He is fluent in Spanish and has traveled extensively in Europe, South America and Mexico.
CENTURY 21 Burroughs & Associates - Nancy Strack, REALTOR
Information on real estate prices, schools and more from a military wife and Realtor
http://www.savemynumber.com/

Extractions: San Antonio is a beautiful, romantic, fairly modern city with a strong Spanish influence. It's a large city but has a small town feel that's delightfully laid back. We just aren't in a big hurry unless we're driving. Speaking of which, we have an excellent highway system that makes it easy to find your way around town. (You may have to dodge a lot of pot holes and put up with endless road construction but it's worth it.) You'll have a hard time running out of places to shop or eat in our great city so bring your credit cards and your appetite! The food is delicious! If you're a hopeless romantic, you'll love the River Walk. We have a very nice zoo that's fun for people of all ages and of course everyone must see the Alamo and the Quadrangle at Fort Sam Houston (you can feed the deer and rabbits). Don't forget our San Antonio Spurs - a real class act!
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Franklin military High School is the only publicly funded military high school in the nation. It opened its doors on August 15, 1980 with ten highly dedicated teachers and 135 students.
http://richmond.k12.va.us/schools/franklin_military/

Extractions: For information pertaining to this website, please email me This site was last updated: 23 May 2004 In accordance with federal laws, the laws of the Commonwealth of Virginia and the policies of the School Board of the City of Richmond, Richmond Public Schools does not discriminate on the basis of sex, race, color, age, religion, disabilities or national origin in the provision of employment and services. Richmond Public Schools operates equal opportunity and affirmative action programs for students and staff. Richmond Public Schools is an equal opportunity affirmative action employer. The section Coordinator is Rene Y. Archer, Ed.D., Director of Exceptional Education, North th Street, Richmond, Virginia
CCCO: Military Out Of Our Schools Program
Working to counter military recruiting in schools with facts about military life and alternatives to military enlistment. The military
http://www.objector.org/recruiting.html

Extractions: Coordinator: Kevin Ramirez National Counter-Recruitment Conference June 27-29, 2003 in Philly PA. For Info... here Recruiters are salespeople with a quota to meet. If students are learning about the military from recruiters alone, they're getting only part of the story. Their education is being shortchanged. Read this expose from an ex-Marine! CCCO's Military Out of Our Schools Campaign works with people like you, local members of communities nationwide, to restrict recruiter's access to schools and gain equal access to talk about the realities of military life and present alternatives to military service . Check out the Military Out of Our Schools Poster- JROTC trains soldiers in our schools and is a major recruiting tool for the military. Promises of citizenship training and help for at risk youth are empty and the program costs school districts more than they know.
Military Impacted Schools Association
http://www.esu3.org/districts/bellevue/misa/misahome.html
Indiatimes Learning..........Schools - Bangalore
military School Richmond Town, PO Hosur Road Post Box 2500 Bangalore 560 025 Tel. The school was rechristened as Bangalore military School in 1966.
http://learning.indiatimes.com/school/pages/homepages/bangalore/bngschlp/bngms1.

Extractions: Military School was established as 'King George VI Royal Military College' on August 01, 1946 to provide wholesome education for the wards of South Indian Defence Personnel. In September 1952 the school opened up to commissioned officers as well as civilians. From 1952 to 1962, the school prepared cadets for the Senior Cambridge Examination. The school was re-christened as Bangalore Military School in 1966.
Schools Serving Military Housing Areas
Public schools Serving military Housing Areas Hawaii Department of Education,
http://doe.k12.hi.us/military/

Extractions: see also: Military Joint Venture Education Forum Click for more information about public schools serving Oahu's military housing areas... Please be aware that these charts are approximations. If you have any questions about specific school assignments please call the District Offices listed below. Central District: 627-7478 Honolulu District: 733-4952 Leeward District:692-8000 Windward District: 233-5700 For problems/questions concerning this web site, please email the webmaster . Links to other web sites should not be considered an endorsement. DOE is not responsible for the content of external web sites.
About St. John's Military School
We are members of the National Association of Episcopal schools and the Association of military Colleges and schools of the United States.
http://www.sjms.org/school.html

Extractions: The Right Reverend Elisha Smith Thomas may be called the founder of St. John's. Soon after taking up residence in Salina as Episcopal Bishop Coadjutor of Kansas, he interested a number of prominent citizens in the idea of a military school and soon the school was incorporated. Late in 1887, the Rt. Rev. Thomas H. Vail, Bishop of the Diocese of Kansas, laid the cornerstone of the first building known as Vail Hall which stood until 1978 when it was destroyed by fire. St. John's Before 1948 fire St. John's After 1948 As we begin the new millennium, St. John's continues to train young men to harbor the cherished qualities of honesty, loyalty and duty. Our goal is to bring out the best in each cadet, which is evident in our commitment to one-on-one instruction and guidance. The school also continues its close and mutually beneficial relationship with the community of Salina. Home to three colleges and other post-secondary institutions, Salina is a progressive city that provides the benefits of a larger city with a small-town atmosphere. St. John's Military School is debt free and has an operating budget of $3 million. We are accredited by the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools and the Kansas Department of Education. We are members of the National Association of Episcopal Schools and the Association of Military Colleges and Schools of the United States.
The Creation Of The Military School
the military school was transformed into School of the Second Education and the 7 the own attributions of the directors of the secondary schools authorizing to
http://www.fuerzasarmadasecuador.org/english/historia/1830-1912colegiomilitar.ht

Extractions: The 3 of October of 1935. the Military school was transformed into School of the Second Education and the 7 of August of 1937, by decree number 584, granted to the Director the own attributions of the directors of the secondary Schools authorizing to him so that it can confer Titles of Bachelor in agreement with the statutory law of Second Education. Up
Military > Private Schools K-12 > Educational Services > Open Directory > 1800mi
ChamberlainHunt Academy; Culver military Academy; Fishburne military School; Florida Air Academy; An Exemplary military School US Department of Education.
http://www.1800miti.com/links/edu/edu-private_mil.html
Kemper Military School High School Alumni Classmates @ Reunion
Kemper military School High School Alumni Class Reunions. Other Kemper military high schools, High School Search Type simple name (eg Kennedy ) School Name,
http://static.reunion.com/us/missouri/boonville/kempermilitaryschool/
No Child Unrecruited
There, buried deep within the law s 670 pages, is a provision requiring public secondary schools to provide military recruiters not only with access to
http://www.motherjones.com/news/outfront/2002/11/ma_153_01.html

Extractions: Print article Sharon Shea-Keneally, principal of Mount Anthony Union High School in Bennington, Vermont, was shocked when she received a letter in May from military recruiters demanding a list of all her students, including names, addresses, and phone numbers. The school invites recruiters to participate in career days and job fairs, but like most school districts, it keeps student information strictly confidential. "We don't give out a list of names of our kids to anybody," says Shea-Keneally, "not to colleges, churches, employers nobody." But when Shea-Keneally insisted on an explanation, she was in for an even bigger surprise: The recruiters cited the No Child Left Behind Act, President Bush's sweeping new education law passed earlier this year. There, buried deep within the law's 670 pages, is a provision requiring public secondary schools to provide military recruiters not only with access to facilities, but also with contact information for every student or face a cutoff of all federal aid.
TABS - The Association Of Boarding Schools
military Boarding schools. The Culver Academies, Culver, IN; Hargrave military Academy, Chatham, VA; Howe military School, Howe, IN;
http://www.schools.com/directory/military.cfm

Extractions: About Us Contact Us Search Site Map ... Arts Click on a school name to see more information about that school. Admiral Farragut Academy , St. Petersburg, FL Army and Navy Academy , Carlsbad, CA Carson Long Military Institute , New Bloomfield, PA The Culver Academies , Culver, IN Hargrave Military Academy , Chatham, VA Howe Military School , Howe, IN Massanutten Military Academy , Woodstock, VA New York Military Academy , Cornwall-on-Hudson, NY Randolph-Macon Academy , Front Royal, VA Riverside Military Academy , Gainesville, GA St. John's Military School , Salina, KS St. John's Northwestern Military Academy , Delafield, WI San Marcos Baptist Academy , San Marcos, TX Valley Forge Military Academy , Wayne, PA
Howe Military School - Coed Boarding School - College Preparatory - Military Sch
Howe military School s faculty are integral parts of their communities contributing in a thousand ways to the quality of life for the cadets.
http://www.howemilitary.com/
GIVE ME A MONTESSORI MILITARY SCHOOL
Give Me a Montessori military School with Sundre. School and College. September 1994. GIVE ME A MONTESSORI military SCHOOL
http://www.schoolmatch.com/articles/SCMSEPT94.htm

Extractions: Executive VP, SchoolMatch ... with daycare and post-graduate options. Recently, we were helping a fast-growing corporation relocate its headquarters from Chicago to Denver. To provide local expertise, we engaged Dr. Richard Koeppe, former Superintendent of Schools in Denver and Cherry Creek (CO), as a consultant. Parents were waiting in line to talk with Dick or one of us. A "fast-tracked" vice president walked up and said, "Just tell me what the best school is in greater Denver. I need to get over to check on a mortgage in a few minutes." Dick tried to explain that it would be helpful if we knew something about the executive's children, their schooling history and their interests. The guy just simply didn't seem to get it. He just wanted us to tell him what the best school was in Denver. Thankfully, his wife shooed him away, and worked very reasonably through the selection process with us. In our previous lives as a school system superintendent and college dean, we thought we had some idea of the level of parents' knowledge of what goes on in their children's schools. Oh yes, we knew there were some parents whose own lack of education made what we now call
Contractors On The Battlefield
Much Risk? Fort Leavenworth, KS Army Command and General Staff College. School of Advanced military Studies, 2001. School of Advanced military Studies, 1998.
http://www.nwc.navy.mil/library/3Publications/NWCLibraryPublications/LibNotes/li

Extractions: October 2003 Vol. 32, no. 2 Contractors on the Battlefield Since the end of the Cold War there has been a disproportionate growth in the tail to tooth ratio on the battlefield; that is, a marked escalation in the number of support functions relative to actual combat power. As weapons and equipment become more complex and challenging to maintain and operate, there is a greater willingness to rely on civilian contractors who can provide services ranging from monitoring advanced weapon systems to rendering technical assistance and logistical support. No longer restricted solely to acquisition and logistical functions, contractors often accompany the military into war zones and even into battle. Is the battlefield contractor, in a sense, a corporate soldier and is the U.S. military becoming increasingly commercialized, privatized, and outsourced? The presence of civilians accompanying the force on the battlefield has legal and ethical ramifications and raises troubling questions relating to issues of chain of command, authority, accountability, force protection, and, ultimately, mission effectiveness. That presence, too, provokes discussion about the growth of the privatized military industry and the reliance on civilians in the realm of military training, international security missions, and peacekeeping operations. Books, documents, and periodical articles cited below are available in the Naval War College Library or may be accessed electronically via the Internet or the various online databases.
Overview Of Military School-Age Care Program
Overview of military SchoolAge Care Program. School-age care (SAC) programs are offered for children (ages 6-12 years) before and
http://www.mfrc-dodqol.org/MCY/mm_sac.htm

Extractions: Overview of Military School-Age Care Program School-age care (SAC) programs are offered for children (ages 6-12 years) before and after school, during holidays, and summer vacations. The SAC programs complement, rather than duplicate, the school day. Emphasis is placed on SAC programs which meet community needs, reinforce family values, and promote the cognitive, social, emotional, and physical development of children. Currently, about 41,300 (25%) of the total number of spaces are provided for SAC. This area of care is currently expanding with new initiatives being implemented at the Service level to more fully meet this need. Not all SAC is provided in CDCs, much of it is provided in youth centers or other suitable facilities. In addition, new initiatives that include partnering with local schools and other off-base organizations have begun.
Teemings - Issue 5 - "Military School Memories" By Chef Troy
military School Memories . by Chef Troy. I went to military school from seventh grade until I graduated from high school. My
http://www.teemings.com/issue05/military.html

Extractions: by Chef Troy I went to military school from seventh grade until I graduated from high school. My wife and I were talking one night about how schools were prone to spank first and ask questions later when we were kids, and it reminded me of this story. When I was a freshman or sophomore in high school, I hadn't completely learned that I needed to keep my mouth on a short leash. That year we got a new Commandant in Charge of Discipline, a retired military man named Sergeant-Major Hunt. (you can imagine the behind-his-back nickname he acquired within nanoseconds of arriving on campus.) He had one of those killer paddles with the holes drilled in it to reduce wind drag. It whistled when he swung it. And I, you may be astonished to learn, was frequently one of the hapless cadets waiting outside his office before class to receive the Whupping of the Day. We were all convinced that there was no spark of humanity in the man. No soft side to appeal to, no sense of humor, nothing. He was just a yelling, paddling automaton. (He looked EXACTLY like G. Gordon Liddy - make of that what you will.) And I did a wickedly accurate impression of him.
Toledoblade.com
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