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Extractions: Site Info Articles Resources Discussion ... Resources > K-12 Schools with LD Programs, USA This is not an exhaustive list. If you know of a K-12 school in the United States that serves people with learning disabilities that is not on this list, or if you have corrections for information already on the list I'd appreciate hearing from you richard@ldresources.com . Please read the Guidelines for sending information to be included on this list. Thank you. Use the back button (left arrow button) on your browser to return here after clicking on a state in this list. Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas ... Wyoming You can discuss any aspect of formal (or informal) education in our Education Discussion Forum Bayside Academy
Extractions: COMMUNITY ALL Mailing Lists HOT LIST Schools Onilne Net Happenings K12 Newsletters Network Newsletters NewList News CreoleTALK DUC Mailing List Cul De Sac Mailing List ASK the RingLeaders CHANNELS Administrators About Us Arts Beginner Tutorial Digital Divide Internet Link To Us Literacy Linguistics MORE BELOW Funk Brothers Guavaberry Books Mission Statement Music News Headlines Online Curriculum Reasons to Play Search This Site Intuitive Site Map Logical Site Map Visual Site Map Security Technology Teachers HOTLIST OF K-12 SCHOOL SITES The HotList is a master registry of K-12 schools. The registry is organized by state and by grade level. The registry also includes sites for charter Schools, virtual schools, school districts, state and regional education organizations, state departments of education, state standards and state administrators. ADD YOUR SCHOOL NOW! UPDATE YOUR INFORMATION Has Your School Address Changed? Is Your School missing from this list? A " " means that schools from this state were added or updated in the past 15 days.
Nevada's Remedial Education Programs from the 2001 Data Book for nevada k12 Education A component of the nevada Education Reform Act of was available to assist students in low-performing schools. http://www.ecs.org/clearinghouse/26/68/2668.htm
Extractions: HIGHLIGHTS Education Commission of the States 700 Broadway, Suite 1200 Denver, CO 80203-3460 Fax: 303.296.8332 www.ecs.org Nevadas Remedial Education Programs Published by: Nevada Legislative Counsel Bureau Staff Date: 2001 FULL REPORT http://www.leg.state.nv.us/70th/interim/statcom/education/DataBookPt1.pdf Following is an excerpt from the 2001 Data Book for Nevada K-12 Education. Nevadas Remedial Education Programs Each school in Nevada receives a Title I allocation based upon the number of students at poverty level in the district. Upon receipt of the allocation, the district is required to pay all Title I services that are provided throughout the district, including Title I teachers salaries. Once all districtwide Title I services have been paid, school allocations are made based upon the number of students at poverty level in each school. The data utilized in ranking the schools is contained in the Annual Poverty Count Report (APCR). The Title I appropriation is a per-pupil amount, which is the same for all schools. Once all Title I funds have been exhausted, the remaining schools continue to be Title I eligible, but receive no funding for that year. Each year, all Title I schools are re-ranked according to the APCR and appropriations are made as noted above. (Before-School, After-School, Intersession, Summer School)
ECS Education Issue Document The notion that nevada has the highest percentage of its k12 students attending schools in urban settings stands in stark contrast to the popular image of a http://www.ecs.org/clearinghouse/24/97/2497.htm
Extractions: State Education Leader Excerpt Collaboration in Nevadas Rural and Urban Schools Education Commission of the States 700 Broadway, Suite 1200 Denver, CO 80203-3460 303-299-3600 fax 303-296-8332 www.ecs.org To many peoples surprise, Nevada is the most urban state in the Union! The notion that Nevada has the highest percentage of its K-12 students attending schools in urban settings stands in stark contrast to the popular image of a sparsely populated largely desert wasteland punctuated by neon. The fact is that Nevadas 17 county school districts represent great diversity with a huge fast-growing urban district of more than 230,000 students (Clark County) situated adjacent to rural districts, many of which are experiencing static or declining enrollment spread throughout districts the size of many states. Conventional wisdom would suggest that such diversity would produce two worlds apart with little or no need to collaborate. But, Nevada stands as a land of surprises with noteworthy examples of emerging rural/urban school district collaboration. Three examples exemplify this emerging collaboration. Playing off of the collaboration between rural and urban districts in the facility development program, the state funded a Regional Professional Development Program to improve teacher preparation. The program consists of borderless entities designed to deliver services to the states geographic regions. While the legislature designated the largest district in each geographic area as the fiscal agent, it purposefully created a governance structure requiring rural and urban districts to collaborate in planning and sharing the resources provided. The resulting dialogue among district leaders has proved to support the belief that staff development needs are borderless and collaboration is possible, practical and politically wise.
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Extractions: Red Cedar Writing Project Teachers meet four weeks in an invitational institute during the summer to share best practices. This project is built on the premise that teachers helping teachers is among the most effective ways to improve educational practice. Project Outreach The teachers affiliated with the Red Cedar Writing Project have joined teachers in California, New Mexico, Alaska, Pennsylvania, North Carolina, Louisiana, West Virginia, Georgia, Mississippi, Washington, D.C., Puerto Rico, Oklahoma, and Nevada in Project OUTREACH, funded by DeWitt Wallace and the National Writing Project. Each of the eighteen project sites are conducting research focusing on the particular professional development needs of teachers in low-income school districts and leadership opportunities for teachers who represent racial, ethnic or linguistic diversity. For further information, contact Janet Swenson at jswenson@pilot.msu.edu or at (517)432-3610. Write For Your Life Housed in the MSU Writing Center, the
Watertown Public Schools - Cool Links nevada. National Clearinghouse for Educational Facilities Information resources for people who plan, design, build, and maintain k-12 schools. http://www.watertown.k12.ma.us/coollinks/
Virtual High Schools - ELearners.com learning geared towards students at the k12 level provided Virtual High School http//arkansashigh.k12.ar.us nevada Virtual High School (NVHS) http//www.nvhs http://www.elearners.com/resources/k12-online.asp
Extractions: Student Resources Prospective Students: Student Loans Scholarships Self-Assessments Newsletters ... College Rankings Current Students: Search Tools Reference Tools Virtual Libraries About Online Education: Accreditation Diploma Mills eLearning Assessment eLearning FAQ ... Educational Technology K-12 Online Resources An Educator's Guide to Evaluating The Use of Technology in Schools and Classrooms
Extractions: Home Scheduled Meetings Search Site Map ... Contact Us Bureau Structure and Responsibilities The Legislative Bureau of Educational Accountability and Program Evaluation (Bureau) was created by Senate Bill 482 (Chapter 473, Statutes of Nevada 1997 This comprehensive school reform package, called the Nevada Education Reform Act (NERA), combined education initiatives proposed by the Governor with those of the Senate Finance Committee and provided nearly $41 million in general fund appropriations to improve public education. Through the Nevada Education Reform Act, the following occurs: The school accountability program is strengthened; A system for the adoption of high, measurable statewide standards in academic subjects is established; A series of statewide tests linked to those standards is implemented; Use of educational technology for classroom instruction is increased; and A process for legislative review of education reform is established. To facilitate legislative review of educational matters, the Act established two new entities within the legislative branch: the Legislative Committee on Education and its staff component, the Legislative Bureau of Educational Accountability and Program Evaluation. The Legislative Bureau of Educational Accountability and Program Evaluation, located within the Fiscal Analysis Division of the Legislative Counsel Bureau, consists of two employees: an Education Program Analyst and an Education Research Statistician.
Nevada SB 204 legislation, the infrastructure will be expanded to serve all k12 schools in nevada, most likely through a combination of direct and dial-up connections http://www.benton.org/publibrary/state/nevada.html
Extractions: Nevada's state government agencies have developed their network and communications systems independently. Thus it will be difficult to develop a single, shared network that allows agencies to communicate seamlessly with one another and that supports voice, video, and data exchange. 1995 Nev. AB 603 added a provision to the existing public utilities law that allows the Public Utilities Commission to assess fees from telecommunications providers to maintain the availability of telephone service throughout the state. 1995 Nev. SB 204 appropriated $8 million from the general fund to purchase computers and provide related communications services (including Internet access) to Nevada universities, colleges, and K-12 schools, and to increase the use of interactive video for education. 1995 Nev. SB 136 appropriated $64,000 to the legislative fund for computer equipment and software to allow interaction between the legislature and other entities through the Internet. 1995 Nev. SB 568 set a limit of 5 percent of gross revenue on collections by localities from telecommunications providers and other public utilities.
National Educational News And State Statistics - NV 517, Public schools. 356,814, Prek-12 students. $2 billion, Annual pre-k-12 expenditures. Download facts at a glance for nevada (Requires Adobe s Acrobat Reader.). http://www.edweek.org/context/states/stateinfo.cfm?stateabbrv=nv
Policy Update: Nevada: Adding Labels - Quality Counts '99 $1.5 billion, Annual k12 expenditures (all revenue sources). ast year, nevada s schools received something new placement in one of three achievement categories http://www.edweek.org/sreports/qc99/states/policy/nv-up.htm
Extractions: (all revenue sources) ast year, Nevada's schools received something new: placement in one of three achievement categories based on student scores on a standardized test. The 23 schools labeled "inadequately achieving" have been given extra money to implement whole-school reforms but could be subject to state intervention as early as next fall. Meanwhile, committees completed work on state standards in language arts, mathematics, and science, which were approved last August. Work is under way on standards for social studies, health and physical education, computer education, and the arts, which are due this month. Nevada begins including achievement categories on its annual report cards. The state standards council, named by the governor and the legislature, will then recommend what kind of assessment the state should adopt or create in time to have the testing program in place for the 1999-2000 school year. The standards and accountability measures were required by education laws passed by the legislature in 1997. The state lawmakers were not in session last year.
2004 Grantees : 2004 BFA Grantees In Nevada Vermont. Wisconsin. 2004 nevada Grantees. In 2004, the Beaumont Foundation of America awarded technology equipment grants to three schools in nevada. k12 schools. http://www.bmtfoundation.com/bfa/us/public/en/yearbook/2004grantees/nevada.html
Extractions: Introduction Arizona Arkansas Connecticut ... Missouri Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey North Carolina Ohio ... Wisconsin In 2004, the Beaumont Foundation of America awarded technology equipment grants to three schools in Nevada. K-12 Schools Elbert Edwards Elementary, Las Vegas Monaco Middle School, Las Vegas Vegas Verdes Elementary School, Las Vegas
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Extractions: Remember, it is critical that your project matches the funder's guidelines. You will waste both your time and the grant-maker's if you submit a proposal that does not match the grantor's funding initiatives. The SchoolGrants focus is primarily schools within the United States. There are, however, often opportunities available that extend to our Canadian neighbors. Most of such opportunities are found on the Nationwide Opportunities pages. If you know of opportunities that are not listed on the SchoolGrants site, we would appreciate you letting me know about them! It is the SchoolGrants goal to provide as many opportunities as possible to benefit our Nation's children and their schools. This is only possible with your help and assistance.
Wired News: California Schools Get Hooked California is not the first state to network all of its k12 schools. Classrooms in Alaska, Hawaii, Indiana, Michigan, Missouri, nevada, Oklahoma, Oregon http://www.wired.com/news/school/0,1383,45882,00.html
Extractions: 02:00 AM Sep. 10, 2001 PT No one likes waiting for audio and video files to download. Certainly not school teachers, who can't afford to waste precious classroom time while students stare at a half-blank computer screen, waiting for a virtual museum tour to finish loading. But if all goes as planned, K-12 students in California may soon have access to an array of rich content previously unavailable to them due to the limitations of slow bandwidth. Oklahoma Jury Debates Death for Nichols Bush Papers Over Splits with Chirac on Iraq U.S. Charges Australian Guantanamo Prisoner Hicks
Association Of Classical And Christian Schools ALPHABETICAL HOME ACCS MEMBERS Member schools are listed first, followed by affiliate members Members in Italics are nevada. Grades k12 (173 students). http://www.accsedu.org/pageview.asp?PageID=1725
