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An approach to the measurement of the short term readiness of military systems (Technical report / New York University. Graduate School of Public Administration) by Seymour Kaplan, 1975
1928 New York Military Academy, Cornwall on Hudson Yearbook, A College Preparatory School, New York
A manual of signals: for the use of signal officers in the field, and for military and naval students, military schools, etc. A new ed., enlarged and illustrated
Battle Dress (Turtleback School & Library Binding Edition) by Amy Efaw, 2003-11-01
The Strike That Changed New York: Blacks, Whites, and the Ocean Hill-Brownsville Crisis by Professor Jerald E. Podair, 2003-01-01
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
One Room School by Laurence P. Pringle, 1998-02
A year later, teens weigh in on Iraq: high-school students are taking a second took at the war, with many adopting more nuanced views about not only Iraq, ... An article from: New York Times Upfront by Sam Dillon, 2004-05-10
Military Lessons: Military Schools, Colleges, and Militia by W. T. Welcker, 1874
A Manual of Signals for the Use of Signal Officers in the Field, and for Military and Naval Students, Military Schools, Etc. by Chief Signal Officer of the Army Bvt. Brig. Gen. Albert J. Myer, 1868
UAlbany NanoCollege receives federal funding for nanotechnology education and research.(FINANCING): An article from: Military & Aerospace Fiber Optics by Unavailable, 2009-12-01
Annual Yearbook Peekskill Military Academy Final Issue of the 1927 Reveille by Peekskill Military Academy, 1927
General plan and syllabus for physical training in the elementary and secondary schools of the state of New York : as adopted by the Board of Regents of the University of the State of New York upon the report and recommendation of the Military Training Commission of the State of New York
West Point: Two Centuries of Honor and Tradition

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Military Directory Of New York
Education Center connects you to schools that value your military experience.
http://new-york.uscity.net/Military/
Military Colleges And Universities
to universities and schools that are Merchant Marine, Naval and Coast Guard military, as well as Oceanographic schools. new york military Affairs Symposium
http://www.electronics-ee.com/Aerospace_and_defense/Military/Military_Colleges_a
Parents League Of New York Schools
Milton Academy Miss Hall s School Miss Porter s School Mount Tom Day School new Hampton School new york military Academy North Country School Northfield Mount
http://www.parentsleague.org/schools.html
The New York Review Of Books: The Military Tribunals On Trial
children of illegal aliens from public schools in Texas Group of US Attorneys, The new york Times, November Why Congress Must Curb Bush s military Courts, The
http://www.nybooks.com/articles/15122

Extractions: @import "/css/default.css"; Home Your account Current issue Archives ... Email to a friend Feature As written, the order violates, in different ways, the rights of all four categories; it recalls Clemenceau's famous comment about the Dreyfus case that "military justice is to justice as military music is to music." Fortunately, public debate over the order has been far more extensive than it has been over the many other violations of rights by the Bush administration since September 11. In consequence, the President's order is being modified by Defense Department regulations and Jus-tice Department practice. These developments demonstrate that even at a time when a commencement speaker at a university is booed off the stage for giving a talk about constitutional rights, and when only one member of the US Senate voted against sweeping federal legislation abridging civil liberties, The Third Geneva Convention of August 12, 1949, ratified by the United States Senate on July 6, 1955, defines prisoners of war as: (1) Members of the armed forces of a Party to the conflict, as well as members of militias or volunteer corps forming part of such armed forces.
USATODAY.com - Military Kids Are Outscoring Civilian Schools
minority the same ratio found in new york state public schools. But unlike most regular public schools, director Joseph Tafoya says, military bases form
http://www.usatoday.com/life/2001-10-09-military-schools.htm

Extractions: Click here to get the Daily Briefing in your inbox 10/09/2001 - Updated 09:36 AM ET Military kids are outscoring civilian schools By Tamara Henry, USA TODAY Read more Stories These schools, operated by the Department of Defense Education Activity, "went about their business quietly. Seems that they have been doing it right for so long it has become routine," Smrekar says. The yearlong study by the Peabody Center for Education Policy at Vanderbilt looked at 1998 test results of the National Assessment of Educational Progress, a congressionally mandated exam popularly called the Nation's Report Card, and the SAT college entrance exam. Key findings: In eighth-grade writing, 38% of DOD domestic students and 31% of those overseas scored at grade level or higher. This was second only to Connecticut and above the national average of 24%. NAEP ranks students at one of four levels: below basic, basic or partial mastery of materials, proficient or grade level and advanced. DOD had more students scoring in the advanced bracket than any other state or jurisdiction. The majority of U.S. students perform at basic levels or below. DOD schools have a much higher percentage of black and Hispanic students, and both groups posted higher scores in reading and writing than the national averages for their peers.
New York Post Online Edition: Postopinion
They call it the Boyd Cycle, and they ve been teaching it at the military schools for years. new york POST is a registered trademark of NYP Holdings, Inc.
http://www.nypost.com/postopinion/opedcolumnists/20637.htm

Extractions: By BOB McMANUS Email Archives Print Reprint May 12, 2004 JOHN Boyd was a hotshot U.S. Air Force fighter pilot who may have been the most influential war strategist that no layman ever heard of - and who would have understood perfectly what just happened to Nick Berg in Iraq, and why. Boyd was legendary on several levels, but is best known as a brilliant student of change in war - revolutionary change, the sort that happens when one side shows up at an infantry fight with tanks and airplanes, and things are never the same again. That would have been Europe, in 1939 and 1940, when massed German armor and close air support shattered numerically larger Polish, French and British armies that hadn't adapted to the internal-combustion engine - and thus were doomed before the first shots were fired. The U.S. and Soviet armies did adapt, eventually - and, of course, prevailed.
CNN.com - Uncle Sam Wants Your Kid - Dec. 3, 2002
the new requirements is the new york City chapter Rod Paige reminded high school administrators of excellent educational opportunities the military affords, as
http://www.cnn.com/2002/EDUCATION/12/03/recruiting.high.schools.ap/

Extractions: CNN Europe CNN Asia Languages Spanish Portuguese German Italian Korean Arabic Japanese On CNN TV Transcripts Headline News CNN International ... Special Reports SERVICES Video E-Mail Services CNNtoGO SEARCH Web CNN.com The new law says that schools must give the military the same access to their campuses that businesses and college recruiters enjoy. Story Tools RELATED U.S. Department of Education BOSTON, Massachusetts (AP) A little-noticed provision in a new federal education law is requiring high schools to hand over to military recruiters some key information about its juniors and seniors: name, address and phone number. The Pentagon says the information will help it recruit young people to defend their country. But the new law disturbs parents and administrators in some liberal communities that aren't exactly gung-ho about the armed forces. Some say the law violates students' privacy and creates a moral dilemma over the military's "don't ask, don't tell" policy on gays. "I find it appalling that the school is sending out letters to do the job of the military," said Amy Lang, the parent of a student at Cambridge Rindge and Latin School, where Coke was once banned in a protest against the soda giant's investments in apartheid South Africa. "It's clearly an invasion of my daughter's privacy." The No Child Left Behind law, signed last January, pumps billions into education but also gives military recruiters access to the names, addresses and phone numbers of students in 22,000 schools. The law also says that schools must give the military the same access to their campuses that businesses and college recruiters enjoy.
School Systems Resist Military Recruiting
new york City, for example, sent letters informing parents cities like San Francisco, where schools have had a recruiters because of the military s position on
http://www.refuseandresist.org/war/art.php?aid=495
West Point, New York (Military)
this august beginning came great military leaders from and Free candid reviews for new york at Tripadvisor com, Employment Agencies schools Hospitals Government
http://www.ohwy.com/ny/u/usma.htm

Extractions: Online Highways New York Military United States Military Academy West Point's role in our nation's history dates back to the Revolutionary War, when both sides realized the strategic importance of the commanding plateau on the west bank of the Hudson River . General George Washington considered West Point to be the most important strategic position in America. From this august beginning came great military leaders from some of the best minds of this country's generations. New York by OneTime.com City: Hotel Name: Check-In Date: Check-Out Date: # of Guests: Find Great Deals and Free reviews for New York at Tripadvisor.com. Quick, Easy and Secure Online Hotel Reservations Search 1000's of Apartments Find and Compare Real Estate Agents New York Real Estate ... Airport Information
Voices In The Wilderness - Military Industrial Complex And Counter Recruitment
military Recruitment in the Classroom as part of a widespread response to the increased efforts of military recruiters in new york City high schools.
http://vitw.us/mic/archives/000620.html

Extractions: Download NYCoRE's Military Myths Curriculum 'Military Myths' focuses on the racial / economic profiling politics behind recruitment. This tape takes a critical look at the militarys promises of travel, money for education and job training. It considers how media representations of war and military life compare to the reality of war told by veterans who have actually been there. In addition, interviews with activists and students are presented along with statistics from the Veterans Administration, CCCO, SLDN, and recent Pentagon studies that lay clear the myths of military life. To learn more about the video visit www.papertiger.org
Graduateschool.com; Graduate Schools, Graduate Schools, Search For Graduate Scho
military Technologies. A graduate school program that prepares individuals to undertake advanced and new Hampshire new Jersey new Mexico new york North Carolina
http://www.graduateschool.com/maplocation.cfm?fam=22&dis=201
NYSAIS | School Directory
Back to Search Results. new york military Academy. School, new york military Academy, Dean of Faculty, Chris Hennen. Address, 78 Academy Avenue, Diversity Dir,
http://www.nysais.org/schools/searchSchoolsResultSingle.php?uid=99
Pleasant Valley Parent Center Materials
ed. new york, NY, USA Penguin Books, 1985. Effective Child Discipline For Successful military Families. Groton Public schools Your Children Our Students.
http://www.groton.k12.ct.us/WWW/pv/pvpcenter.htm

Extractions: located in the Media Center Individuals who do not have students attending Pleasant Valley Elementary School may borrow these materials using Inter-Library Loan through their public library. Click here to see the catalog for PAMPHLETS VIDEOS LOCAL MAPS , or COLORING BOOKS BOOKS Born to Succeed : Portland, Ore.:Early Childhood Resources/Multnomah County Library, c1996. (PAR 649.58 Bor) Checkpoints For Progress in Reading and Writing For Families and Communities . Wash., D.C.:Dept of Education, 1997 (PAR 372.4 Che). Checkpoints For Progress in Reading and Writing For Teachers and Learning Partners . Wash., D.C.:Dept of Education, nd. (PAR 372.4 Che). How to Talk So Kids Can Learn - At Home and In School Mathematics Education Curriculum: Grades K-5 . Groton, CT: Groton Public Schools, September, 1993. (P 510 Mat). Pleasant Valley PTO Favorite Recipes Cookbook Rallying the Whole Village: the Comer Process for Reforming Education . New York: Teachers College, Columbia University, c1996. (PAR 370.973 Ral). Simple Things You Can Do to Help All Children Read Well and Independently By the End of Third Grade . Wash., D.C.:Dept of Education, c1997. (PAR 372.4 Sim).
Stateline.org: No Child Left Behind Leaves Military Base Schools Out..
in Alabama, Georgia, Kentucky, new york, North Carolina, South Carolina and Virginia. Unlike the nations public schools, the military base schools and their
http://www.stateline.org/stateline/?pa=story&sa=showStoryInfo&id=345086
FOXNews.com - Top Stories - Schools Ask Parents To Hide Kids From Military Recru
But now schools are finding other ways to keep the military out of their hallways and away from their kids. Some schools in new york and Oregon are trying
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,80834,00.html

Extractions: OAS_AD('Top'); Schools Ask Parents to Hide Kids From Military Recruiters Tuesday, March 11, 2003 OAS_AD('Middle'); Administrators say they are just making parents aware of a provision in the law that allows them to opt out of having private information handed over to the military. But the San Francisco and Los Angeles school districts are engaged in an active campaign to let parents know they have the right to decline. Hugh Hewitt, a syndicated talk radio show host, thinks such actions are deplorable. Defense Department statistics from July 2001 showed that 31 percent of public schools were denying the military access to two or more of their recruiting services. So the law was tweaked. But now schools are finding other ways to keep the military out of their hallways and away from their kids. Hewitt said such districts should be punished for violating the intent of the law. "I hope the federal government comes along and does exactly what it said it would do, which is cut off their federal funds," he said. FNC Alerts News Ticker Schedule Bios ... Advertise on FOX News Channel, FOXNews.com and FOX News Radio
New York Historians - New York History Net
James McMann Sachem Central schools 15 Dena Drive Subject Area(s) 20th century new york Political and Subject Area(s) 18th century military history; 19th
http://www.nyhistory.com/historians.htm

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Not In Our Name
Students in new york City burn mock draft cards at anti to take a stand against the military recruiters aggressive in targeting us in our schools and communities
http://www.notinourname.net/archive/stop-recruiters-7oct03.htm

Extractions: Stop the Military Recruiters! Students in New York City burn mock draft cards at anti-war protest, March 5, 2003. Update October 7 reports from around the country This October 7th, on the second anniversary of the bombing of Afghanistan, the Not In Our Name Youth Network is calling on youth and students to take a stand against the military recruiters. As the US Government's war and occupations of Iraq and Afghanistan continue, the recruiters have become even more aggressive in targeting us in our schools and communities, as well as on the airwaves. Increased ads on MTV and BET, as well as in magazines and billboards, are meant to complement recruitment efforts on campuses, creating an environment of militarism which cannot be ignored or avoided. The unjust and immoral wars that the government wages in our name can only continue with a constant supply of fresh recruits. We have a responsibility to stand with the people of the world and refuse to fight in these wars of empire. Every day more and more young people are enticed with empty promises and outright lies about the purposes and benefits of the military. We must counter this by spreading truth and resistance to the war machine.
FORWARD : News
in tackling the issues of antisemitism and racism in the military schools. including police officials, to the ADL s headquarters in new york for training.
http://www.forward.com/issues/2003/03.04.18/news14.html

Extractions: FORWARD STAFF In another sign of change in South America, the Argentine military signed an agreement earlier this month incorporating the Anti-Defamation League's educational materials on racism and antisemitism into the curriculum of the country's military schools. The agreement between the army and the Rioplatense foundation, an Argentine human rights group, was supposed to have been celebrated last week in New York with a meeting between the ADL's national director, Abraham Foxman, and Fernando Maurette, Argentina's vice-minister of defense and the person responsible for the project. The event was canceled because of the snowstorm that engulfed New York last Tuesday. Maurette explained in an interview with the Forward that the agreement was intended to ingrain human rights values in an institution that is still associated by many with the military junta of the 1970s, and in Jewish minds with Nazi sympathies. "There is a prejudice against the Argentine military even though the army has remained on the sidelines of politics over the past 20 years, and this even though there has been a lot of chaos recently and many opportunities for them to interfere," said Maurette, who is an anthropologist with no military background. "So we need to improve not only the image, but also make sure this teaching is thorough."
Magic City Morning Star
WASHINGTON, DC Fiftyeight military schools, operated by the Department of Defense at military bases in Alabama, Georgia, Kentucky, new york, North Carolina
http://magic-city-news.com/article_888.shtml

Extractions: WASHINGTON, D.C. Fifty-eight military schools, operated by the Department of Defense at military bases in Alabama, Georgia, Kentucky, New York, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Virginia, are exempted from the requirements of the 2002 federal education act, mandating strict standards for testing and teacher certification, with penalties for schools that fail to meet the goals. The Department of Defense schools don't fall under "No Child Left Behind" requirements because their funding comes from the DoD rather than the Department of Education. Doug Kelsey, the deputy director of the DoD's school system, said that the schools are trying to live up to the spirit of the legislation despite the fact that the DoE has no jurisdiction over DoD schools. "We actively comply with the intent of the law," he said.
Public Schools And The US Military - #25 Jan/Feb 97
states homosexuality is incompatible with military service. Although it was upheld in the new york Court of Appeals, which affirmed the school s right to
http://www.washingtonfreepress.org/25/Recruit.html

Extractions: Free Press Contributor T he Seattle School District, by allowing military recruiters on its high school campuses, is evidently in conflict with its own policy of non-discrimination based on sexual orientation. This policy, in effect since 1991, is in clear conflict with the "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" guidelines of the Department of Defense. The Seattle School District Superintendent's office, when asked for the authority under which the military is allowed into schools, referred to a state statute (RCW 28A.230.180) that gives access to military recruiters "on the same basis" as any other organization that seeks to make students aware of occupational or educational options. In actual fact, the military enjoys an exception to district policy. If Microsoft or Boeing for example, had employment policies that rejected gay/lesbian job applicants or fired them for open admission of their sexual orientation, would these companies be allowed on high school campuses?

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