Education Resource Organizations Directory (EROD) webster.edu Website http//www.liftmissouri.org/ Montana 6327 Email emiller@cul.org Oklahoma Top Parents as Partners in education (Oklahoma) Suite http://bcol02.ed.gov/Programs/EROD/org_list.cfm?category_cd=PRC
The DRM Regional Resource Directory: Missouri Children See also Developmental Disabilities, education, specific disabilities bullet Assistance to Parents of Children brochure from the missouri Bar) bullet http://www.disabilityresources.org/MISSOURI.html
Extractions: Advocacy and Legal Rights ADA Project Gateway Legal Services (social security issues) [added 3/9/02] Missouri Coalition for Quality Care (long term care concerns) National Resources Aging Boone County Council on Aging Central Missouri Area Agency on Aging ElderWeb - Missouri Mid-East Area Agency on Aging ... National Resources AIDS/HIV Doorways RAIN Inc. (Regional AIDS Interfaith Network) Allergy and Asthma See also Respiratory Disorders National Resources Alzheimer's Disease Alzheimer's Association - Chapters in Missouri National Resources Arthritis Missouri Arthritis Rehabilitation Research and Training Center Missouri's Regional Arthritis Centers National Resources Arts Very Special Arts Missouri National Resources Assistive Technology ETC - Missouri's Interagency Assistive Technology Short-Term Loan Program Missouri Assistive Technology Project Missouri Technology Center for Special Education University of Missouri - Columbia, Adaptive Computing Technology Center (ACT)
Parents Getting parents involved As the premiere advocate for students, boards of education and public education, the missouri School Boards Association http://education.dot.gov/hands/home1.htm
MNEA-Missouri National Education Association Or request a copy by email from missouri NEA Page The NEA provides a page for parents to get North Central Regional education Laboratory Fifty Ways Parents Can http://www.mnea.org/classkids/parents.htm
Extractions: Menu Read Across America Educational Links Classroom Resources Parents Page Kids Page Parents Page Resources Parental Involvement Links R esources All documents and brochures listed below are portable document files (pdfs) and can be read with Adobe Acrobat Reader. Raising a Successful Reader Parent Power Community Education Fliers Testing Miscellaneous Parental Involvement When parents and families get personally involved in education, their children do better in school and grow up to be more successful in life.
North Kansas City Schools education Foundation Click here! Public Notice for parents of students with disabilities missouri Resident Application Kansas Resident Application Phone 816.413 http://www.nkcsd.k12.mo.us/
School Psychology missouri Division of Special education frequently asked questions and brochures designed to address parents concerns about their children s education. http://www.schoolpsychology.net/p_02.html
Parent Resources parent s resources. a variety of available Internet links to help parents locate a School District is to provide all students the educational opportunity and http://www.ecisd.org/parents.htm
Extractions: The mission of the El Campo Independent School District is to provide all students the educational opportunity and motivation to learn the skills necessary for academic and vocational excellence. FINANCIAL AID Search sites for information about financial aid for college bound students Apply 98 - College scholarship and financial aid information, plus free application forms Student Services - 180,000 scholarships, grants, and loans Financial Aid Search - 275,000 scholarships, grants, etc The Financial Aid Information Page - National Association of Student Financial Aid Additional Resources - Information located on the Students Resources Page Scholarships at El Campo High School - A current list of available scholarships
Kids Domain - Education Links Parents and teachers can download several pdf documents be emailed to readers, special education helps, and collected by Kyle Yamnitz of University of missouri. http://www.kidsdomain.com/grown/links/Education.html
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Extractions: Home About MCDHH Legislative Information Missouri Coming Events Calendar ... MCDHH Directions The Missouri State Task Force on Education of the Deaf History and Overview Back to Content The Commission on Education of the Deaf, in its 1988 report to the President and Congress found that "...the present status of education for persons who are deaf in the United States, is unsatisfactory. Unacceptably so. This is the primary and inescapable conclusion of the Commission on Education of the Deaf. " (p. viii) and made 52 recommendations to the federal government to address those issues. This report led to various activities on a national level to improve the education of the deaf. A notable one was the collaborative efforts of the National Association of State Directors of Special Education (NASDSE) and the Conference of Educational Administrators Serving the Deaf (CEASD) in 1990. This led to the Deaf Education Initiative Project and its first meeting in early 1991 in Las Vegas with their joint seminar in "Achieving Excellence in Education of All Deaf Students." This project then published the Deaf And Hard Of Hearing Students: Educational Service Guidelines in the Fall of 1994.
NetSmartz Workshop | Articles | About | MOREnet DESE) and missouri Research and education Network (MOREnet materials from the NetSmartz and missouri website Library staff, educators and parents are encouraged http://www.more.net/about/articles/netsmartz.html
Extractions: About Conferences Online Resources Programs ... Articles Online Victimization: A Report on Our Nation's Youth, approximately one in five children received a sexual solicitation or approach over the Internet in one year. Children, parents and educators must inform themselves about potential dangers children can face while surfing the Internet. The NetSmartz Workshop The Missouri State Library, Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE) and Missouri Research and Education Network (MOREnet) are happy to announce the availability of the NetSmartz Workshop interactive computer activities and supporting materials for Missouri. Librarians, teachers and parents can download the NetSmartz materials from the NetSmartz and Missouri website Library staff, educators and parents are encouraged to review the NetSmartz Workshop resources. The activities and materials can be used to plan and conduct Internet safety workshops and classes for children and adults. These resources are designed to increase children's ability to recognize and avoid potentially dangerous situations online. MOREnet will offer training sessions on the NetSmartz Workshop and using NetSmartz resources. Classes will be available in mid-May 2004. Find the current training schedule at
Appleseed Calls For Missouri Commission On Education Appleseed Today is distributed to 500,000 parents, educators and education policy makers drives our grassroots campaign across missouri and America. http://www.projectappleseed.org/missouricomme-mail.html
Extractions: Appleseed Calls for State Commission On Public Education Reform Political Consensus Is Needed To Improve Missouri Schools New York State School Reform Commission Cited As Model ST. LOUIS, MO. May 10, 2004 Providing every child in Missouri with the opportunity to obtain a quality education will help to ensure that our state is better prepared to meet the rapidly changing demands of the 21st century global economy - while also opening the doors to a brighter future for millions of young Missourians. To help meet this critical challenge, Project Appleseed is calling for the establishment of the Missouri Commission on Education Reform. No matter who is elected in November, Missouri's governor must appoint a commission charged with the mission of developing specific proposals to reform and improve public education throughout the state. To improve education in Missouri public schools, bi-partisan political leadership, parent leaders, citizens, educators, business leaders, and labor leaders must come together to systematically organize a plan for state-wide school improvement and mobilize community support to implement the proposed reforms. This should be a priority for Missouri's governor and the Missouri Legislature. "Over the last year the governor and the Legislature have been allowed to play politics at the expense of the school districts, students and taxpayers. Each has been pointing fingers at the other as the source of the revenue problem, confusing the issue and generally making it difficult for the average taxpayer to determine the real cause(s) of the funding decline. I will remember this in the August primaries and in the November general election. I urge other voters to do the same," wrote taxpayer George Crowell of St. Peters in a recent letter to the editor in The St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
Helpful Web Sites http//stlouis.missouri.org/5yearstrategyold/document/app_c(cec and specific programs, with links to other EDUCATIONAL resources for parents, students, and http://stlcin.missouri.org/helpful/help2.cfm?CatNum=7
Undefined receive an opportunity to continue their education while getting The missouri Mentoring Partnership offers selected youth who LOUIS VOLUNTEER RESOURCE PARENTS. http://frcmo.org/missourimentoring.htm
Extractions: The Need for the Program Approximately nine hundred of the 5,000 foster children in St. Louis are between the ages of 16 and 21. Many additional youth who still live with their own families are struggling with financial hardships. Without a job, education, or a vision for the future, many of these young people will lose direction at this pivotal time of their lives. They need mentors as positive role models and for support, encouragement, and guidance. They need individuals in their lives who will help during their transition into adulthood. Mentors on the job is an ideal way for these youth to be successful and become secure in their future. The corporate and business community in St. Louis can make a difference in the fight against child abuse, youth homelessness, and the need for job opportunities by economically disadvantaged youth.
Saskatoon (East) School Division No. 41 student activities, and information for parents, all tied that are helpful for anyone in elementary education. and other members of the University of missouri. http://sesd.sk.ca/teacherresource/educationalsites/educationalsites.htm
Parenting Website Links And Resources programsASPIRA Parents for Educational Excellence Program that strives to empower Latino parents and families. Goddess Web http//www.missouri.edu/~c700100 http://www.heall.com/links/parenting.html
Extractions: Return to VDOE homepage Many Virginia K-12 educators use the instructional resources found via shared educational tools, such as school and division-wide computer networks and the Internet. The increased use of such resources requires that administrators, teachers, library media specialists, students, and parents take steps to ensure that when used responsibly, these tools and the resources found by them are appropriate for use in K-12 instruction. In response to these concerns, schools or school divisions are required to establish guidelines for the appropriate use of computer networks. Such guidelines are generally called an Acceptable Internet Use Policy, or AUP. By definition, an AUP is a written agreement in the form of guidelines, signed by students, their parents and their teachers, outlining the terms and conditions of Internet use-rules of online behavior and access privileges. To assist school divisions, we have created an electronic "handbook" of resources. Since schools are at various stages of implementation in the use of computer networks, this electronic handbook does not prescribe a single Acceptable Internet Use Policy. Instead, it provides links to various sources of information that may be helpful to administrators, teachers, library media specialists, and parents in the development of a local AUP. The Internet is a virtual community based simply on courtesy and commonsense. A local AUP reflects the circumstances unique to the school or division, the electronic system used, and clearly defines what constitutes local responsible use of information networks.
Extractions: This system allows providers and provider agencies to submit claims online, search and print authorizations online, review payment information, receive critical information regarding the program through e-mail, and to benefit from several other online features. Court Decision/Contractual Placements The Division of Special Education, Funds Management Section, has developed an Application for Severely Handicapped Contracted Placement Reimbursement (SHCPR).
Welcome To MOREnet | MOREnet MOREnet provides Internet connectivity, technical support and training to missouri's K12 schools, colleges and universities, libraries, teaching hospitals and clinics, state government and other http://www.more.net/
Extractions: About Conferences Online Resources Programs ... Site Map On May 26, 2004, MOREnet completed a network upgrade that quadrupled the speed at which information can travel over the MOREnet backbone and increased the bandwidth available for Internet access. Planning, contracting and implementing an upgrade such as the one just completed requires a considerable amount of time. MOREnet has implemented this upgrade at this time in anticipation of customers' needs for several years to come. Since the overall cost of bandwidth has decreased, MOREnet was able to provide its customers with the increased bandwidth at no additional cost. Read the entire article Front page announcements, also on your Community page. MOREnet Security Advisory: W32.Korgo (Alias: Padobot) Feature Article: MOREnet Completes Network Capacity Upgrade EBSCOhost/EBSCOadmin Summer Enhancements MOREnet Website, E-mail Outage May 26 ... MOREnet Videoconferencing Statement of Direction updated for 2004-2005
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K-12 Educators Community | About | MOREnet of America, is an interactive, educational resource for youth (ages 5 to 17), parents, guardians, educators article about NetSmartz Workshop and missouri http://www.more.net/about/communities/k12educators01.html
Extractions: About Conferences Online Resources Programs ... Communities K-12 Educators MOREnet, in collaboration with the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE), seeks to improve student performance and enhance teaching and learning through the effective use of technology in the classroom. Tip: Bookmark this page as an alternate entry into the MOREnet website. MOREnet network capacity upgrade completed On May 26, 2004, MOREnet completed a network upgrade that quadrupled the speed at which information can travel over the MOREnet backbone and increased the bandwidth available for Internet access. MOREnet has implemented this upgrade at this time in anticipation of customers' needs for several years to come. Read the entire article New Internet Content Filtering Service Beginning July 1, 2004, MOREnet will begin offering the N2H2 Bess Internet Content Filtering service to all interested customers. The Internet Content Filtering service does not require the purchase of additional hardware or software. The service runs on the the MOREnet network. Upon activation, the organization's router(s) is configured to direct all Web (port 80) traffic to the Internet Content Filtering server. Customers then manage their own filtering profiles. Find complete information about this new MOREnet service New e-Conferencing service
