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Nebraska Schools General:     more books (105)

The School Play (Little Golden Storybook) by Mercer Mayer, 1999-07-01 They Called It Prairie Light: The Story of Chilocco Indian School (North American Indian Prose Award) by K. Tsianina Lomawaima, 1995-08-01 Boarding School Blues: Revisiting American Indian Educational Experiences White Man's Club: Schools, Race, and the Struggle of Indian Accultur (Indigenous Education) by Jacqueline Fear-Segal, 2009-07-01 Omaha: Education and Research: An entry from Gale's <i>Cities of the United States</i> United States Capitol Cities Fact Files Lincoln, Nebraska by Uscensus, 2010-01-09 Activities a la Carte: Creative Ideas for Adding Variety to Adult Sunday School Lessons by Jim Eichenberger, 1998-07 My Face to the Wind: the Diary of Sarah Jane Price, a Prairie Teacher, Broken Bow, Nebraska 1881 (Dear America Series) by Jim Murphy, 2001-10-01 Teaching in the Middle School (2nd Edition) by M. Lee Manning, Katherine T. Bucher, 2004-04-03 Lincoln: Education and Research: An entry from Gale's <i>Cities of the United States</i> Touching Tomorrow:The Emily Griffith Story by Debra Faulkner, 2006-02-15 Pioneer Girl: Growing Up on the Prairie by Andrea Warren, 2001-03 Blood and guts: A working guide to your own insides (Brown paper school book) by Linda Allison, 1976 Hank's Story by Jane Buchanan, 2002-08

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81. A History Of Western Nebraska Community College
    In 1979, the school hired a part time coordinator and began offering a variety of general education and vocational classes in conjunction with nebraska Western  
    http://www.wncc.net/cataloginfo/history.html
    
    Extractions: Throughout the United States, community colleges are the largest and fastest growing segment of higher education. In this decade nearly six million students have registered for credit courses in more than 1,200 public community colleges. Most community colleges began in the 1960’s; however, Western Nebraska Community College, with a very unique history, was established in Scottsbluff in September 1926. Originally established as an extension of the University of Nebraska, Western Nebraska Community College was named Scottsbluff Junior College. The College was closed after only one year of operation and was reopened in September 1929 as part of the Scottsbluff Public School System. The College operated as a part of that system until September 1932 when it became a public, two-year institution. In May 1965, a bond issue was approved for the construction of a new campus. In June 1968, Scottsbluff Junior College became Nebraska Western College. In 1965, Western Nebraska Vocational Technical School was founded by the State Legislature in Cheyenne County at the Sioux Army Depot approximately twelve miles west of Sidney. In October 1966, classes began at the technical vocational school. In 1971, the school changed its name to Western Nebraska Technical College. In 1973, the State Legislature formed the Western Technical Community College Area which included Nebraska Western College, Western Nebraska Technical College, and the Alliance School of Practical Nursing. On July 1, 1978, the Area Board of Governors placed all three entities into a single college, multiple campus setting.

82. NEBRASKA TAXPAYERS FOR FREEDOM                     P
    district school board committee and general meetings to to run as candidates for school board positions. A comparison among four nebraska school districts of  
    http://www.netaxpayers.org/edmon1.htm
    
    Extractions: District school boards throughout the state have raised our taxes enormously and outrageously to fund unnecessary, frivolous expenses, inflated teacher, administrator, and staff salaries, new, luxurious administration buildings, and to fund left wing and immoral classroom curriculum materials. Too often, school boards have committed such travesties with hardly a whimper of protest from the taxpaying public. Bloated budgets to feed rapacious bureaucratic appetites that believe that better education can arise only from increased funding, and the continued infiltration of our school systems by groups like Peace Now and Planned Parenthood, will continue until conservative, traditional, taxpaying parents and other overtaxed citizens begin to monitor their school boards to stop the scourge of high taxes and valueless humanism. We provide information and materials to members interested in increasing educational responsibility and choice. We believe that public schools must undergo fundamental restructuring to make them more responsive and efficient in meeting the academic needs of children and more accountable for what students actually learn.

83. Nebraska Schools
    anebraska schools. We are creating a directory of schools in nebraska. If you directory. All nebraska schools are free to submit. We  
    http://www.clikngo.com/schools/usa/nebraska.html
    
    Extractions: Available With All Tutorials and Study Guides. Now you can have real-time access to subject-matter mentors 24 hours/day, 7 days/week while you learn online. You can take advantage of individual attention from an expert without leaving your computer - ask questions as soon as they arise and receive an immediate response. For More Information, Click here Include your Nebraska School Site in this directory MindLeaders, headquartered in Columbus, Ohio, provides subscription-based, self-paced e-Learning courses to small, medium and large businesses and organizations via industry-standard Web browsers. Custom courseware services are also provided. MindLeaders has a customer base of more than 1000 large organizations and tens of thousands of small-medium size businesses. MindLeaders enterprise-quality courses are used for desktop, IT and business skills training with both just-in-time reference and mentoring. MindLeaders provides e-Learning that works to companies such as A. G. Edwards, Freddie Mac, Perot Systems and US Steel.

84. Nebraska High School Hall Of Fame Nomination Form
    6. The form, the letters and photos will be retained by the nebraska High School Sports Hall of Fame. general Criteria 1. The nominee must have been involved  
    http://www.nebhalloffame.org/forms/nominate.htm
    
    Extractions: NEBRASKA HIGH SCHOOL HALL OF FAME OFFICIAL NOMINATION FORM Complete and Mail to Hall of Fame, 3214 20th Ave Kearney, NE 68845 Deadline Each Year: January 15 BACK TO HOME PAGE Nominee: Circle Sport(s) in which nominee was involved: Individual Submitting Nomination Information Instructions 1. Complete all requested information in printed or typewritten form. 2. Include letters of recommendation, limited to one typewritten page. 3. Submit a current black-and-white photo of nominee. 4. If applicable, submit a black-and-white photo of the nominee during the period of time in which he/she was involved in the category. 5. A limited number of newspaper clippings, magazine articles or other supportive materials also may be attached. 6. The form, the letters and photos will be retained by the Nebraska High School Sports Hall of Fame. General Criteria 1. The nominee must have been involved with an athletic activity in a Nebraska high school in the category for which he or she is nominated. 2. The nominee must have demonstrated outstanding abilities and contributions in the category for which nominated. 3. The nominee must have demonstrated high moral character, outstanding citizenship and ideals. Specific Criteria The following definitions and criteria shall apply to the six nominating categories. There are no quotas for any category.

85. Catalog - Concordia University Nebraska
    Accreditation Concordia is accredited by the North Central Association of Colleges and schools and is approved by the nebraska State Board of Education through  
    http://www.cune.edu/catalog02-03/generalinfo.htm
    
    Extractions: Concordia University opened its doors on Nov. 18, 1894, with one professor, a dozen male students and a three-year high school curriculum. Concordia has since grown into a fully accredited, coeducational university which has granted degrees to more than 20,000 students. Concordia-Seward is one of 10 institutions belonging to The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod’s Concordia University System. Statement of Mission and Commitments Concordia University, owned and operated by The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod, is a coeducational institution of higher learning committed to the Christian growth of its students. Concordia students will receive an excellent, holistic, Christ-centered education and be prepared for servant leadership to the church and world. This goal is accomplished through degree programs in professional education and the liberal arts. In addition, Concordia’s faculty, staff and students are committed to service to the church and community and to scholarly activity and research. These programs and activities are set forth in an explicit value system that has as its core faith in Jesus Christ as the Son of God and only Savior of the world, commitment to the Holy Scriptures as the communicator of that faith and commitment to the Lutheran Confessions as a true exposition of the Scriptures.

86. The Nebraska Star Party: General Information
    Eighth Annual nebraska Star Party July 1520, 2001. ALL EVENTS ARE IN CENTRAL DAYLIGHT TIME. NO REGISTRATION THURSDAY. FRIDAY REGISTRATION AT THE HIGH SCHOOL.  
    http://www.nebraskastarparty.org/nsp/2001/info.html
    
    Extractions: July 15-20, 2001 ALL EVENTS ARE IN CENTRAL DAYLIGHT TIME REGISTRATION: Please check in at the registration table, which will be in the Dillon’sLounge located behind the cabins at Merritt Resort. There will be signs and volunteers to direct you there. At check-in, you will receive your T-shirts, if ordered, and additional NSP information, such as finalized schedules, contest entry forms, brochures for area attractions, and a nametag with a number on it. This number will be used in awarding door prizes, so be sure to get one when you check in. Be sure to check the bulletin board at the registration area throughout the week for the latest NSP information. NO REGISTRATION THURSDAY. FRIDAY REGISTRATION AT THE HIGH SCHOOL. MEETING ROOM LOCATION: Friday’s programs will be held in the Valentine High School auditorium, which is located at 431 N. Green St. just south of Hwy 12 in Valentine. (see map on page 5) OBSERVING AREA: The primary observing area is located at the south end of the lake at and near the Snake Campground. Refer to mapon page 4. There are no electrical hookups at the observing site.

87. The Nebraska Star Party: General Information
    Annual nebraska Star Party July 29 August 5, 2000. ALL EVENTS ARE IN CENTRAL DAYLIGHT TIME. NO REGISTRATION THURSDAY. FRIDAY REGISTRATION AT THE HIGH SCHOOL.  
    http://www.nebraskastarparty.org/nsp/2000/info.html
    
    Extractions: July 29 - August 5, 2000 ALL EVENTS ARE IN CENTRAL DAYLIGHT TIME REGISTRATION: Please check in at the registration table, which will be in the Dillon’sLounge located behind the cabins at Merritt Resort. There will be signs and volunteers to direct you there. At check-in, you will receive your T-shirts, if ordered, and additional NSP information, such as finalized schedules, contest entry forms, brochures for area attractions, and a nametag with a number on it. This number will be used in awarding door prizes, so be sure to get one when you check in. Be sure to check the bulletin board at the registration area throughout the week for the latest NSP information. NO REGISTRATION THURSDAY. FRIDAY REGISTRATION AT THE HIGH SCHOOL. MEETING ROOM LOCATION: Friday’s programs will be held in the Valentine High School auditorium, which is located at 431 N. Green St. just south of Hwy 12 in Valentine. (see map on page 5) OBSERVING AREA: The primary observing area is located at the south end of the lake at and near the Snake Campground. Refer to mapon page 4. There are no electrical hookups at the observing site.

88. Andreas' History Of The State Of Nebraska - Lincoln Co. Part 3
    was organized as a union Sunday school, and has separated into companies, but followed a general direction up of the Union Pacific Railroad in nebraska were at  
    http://www.kancoll.org/books/andreas_ne/lincoln/lincoln-p3.html
    
    Extractions: Part 3 GENERAL HISTORY During November, 1866, the Union Pacific Railroad was completed to North Platte, and a town was laid out here by the railroad company, though the plat of the town was not filed in the office of the County Clerk until the 31st of the following January. This town was made the terminus of the railroad until the following year. As soon as the town was laid out, it began to grow with rapidity, and the Government at once made it a military post, and a garrison of soldiers were stationed here. Early in 1867, the railroad company began the erection of their machine shops and round-houses at North Platte. Until this time, property in the county had not been assessed. In April of this year, at a meeting of the County Commissioners, the Sheriff was ordered to assess all property in the county. The railroad was in the spring completed to Julesburg, and the terminus removed to that point.

89. NASB - Nebraska Association Of School Boards - Home Page
    Welcome to the nebraska Association of School Boards Home Page! Give it a try. About the nebraska Association of School Boards. Our office is located at  
    http://www.nebr-schoolboards.org/general_information.html

90. Usnews.com: E-learning: University Of Nebraska--Lincoln (General Information)
    University of NebraskaLincoln general information. Elearning Contact Arnold Bateman, Associate Vice Chancellor Extended Education  
    http://www.usnews.com/usnews/edu/elearning/directory/elearn1a_2565.htm

91. Usnews.com: E-learning: University Of Nebraska--Omaha (General Information)
    University of NebraskaOmaha general information. Information University of NebraskaOmaha (undergraduate) University of NebraskaOmaha Business School.  
    http://www.usnews.com/usnews/edu/elearning/directory/elearn1a_2554.htm

92. NE - OCTA Home Page
    Recreational Trail Development in nebraska; Sidney_Deadwood Trail W. nebraska SW The Interactive Santa Fe Trail includes school projects and genealogy; Pony  
    http://incolor.inebraska.com/gnelson/neocta.html

93. Campus Program: University, College And Employment Resources
    Law School Programs Engineering Programs - Nursing Programs - Medical School Programs  
    http://www.campusprogram.com/

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