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New York School Media Centers:     more books (28)

A study of survival: Three New York City elementary school library media centers and their support components by Eleanor R Kulleseid, The school library media center, a force for learning: Grades K-9 (Curriculum bulletin) by New York (N.Y.), 1975 Establishing a telephone conferencing system: the dynamics of doing it (Paper / New York University. Alternate Media Center) by Eileen Connell, 1980 Teens Speak out: Students all over the New York City area were directly affected by the events on September 11. This is what three of them said.: An article from: Junior Scholastic The Metropolitan New York Daycare Directory by Carter Smith, Linda Werbner, 1989-04 Evaluation of the traineeship program for preparing minority group school library media specialists at the School of Library and Information Science of the State University of New York at Albany by Lucille M Wert, 1975 The process of cable television franchising: A New York City case study by Rena Friedlander, 1980 Repairing the electoral college ;: [and] Oklahoma City, New York City, and Baton Rouge : lessons for philanthropy from September 11th by William H Josephson, 2002 New communications media and public broadcasting: Impacts and opportunities by Michael J Sprague, 1980 Media and investment advisory service recommendations and market efficiency (Working paper / Salomon Brothers Center for the Study of Financial Institutions) by M. Desmond Fitzgerald, 1978 Building a new partnership: Microcomputers and the disabled (Paper) by Red Burns, 1981 Development and regulation of new communications technologies: Cable television, subscription television, multipoint distribution service, and direct broadcast satellites by David M Rice, 1980 Competition vs. regulation: The case of the mass media by Michael Botein, 1978 The effect of current economic pressures on the scope for new telecommunications services in the field of developmental disabilities (Paper) by M. C. J Elton, 1981

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1. Welcome To New York Law School
   new york Law school Located in Manhattan's dynamic TriBeCa district and within walking distance of the City's Civic Center and Wall Street, new york Law school is strategically situated in the new york Law school's Ernst Stiefel Reading Room centers. Information Law Policy. International Law. Justice Action Center. Labor Employment Law. Lawyering Skills Center. media  
   http://www.nyls.edu/

2. School Libraries In New York
   school District Library media centers. The new york City school Library System Network. Poughkeepsie school District Library Standards. Oswego City school school District - school  
   http://www.sldirectory.com/libsf/stpages/newyork.html
   
   Extractions: School Library Pages in the United States School Libraries on the Web : Main Directory Directory of US Web Pages School District Libraries State Departments of Libraries ... Resources for Librarians School Library Pages District Library Pages BOCES State Library Pages ... Other Web Sites School Library Pages Academy of Mt. St. Ursula Library - Bronx Brushton Moira High School Library - Brushton Burnt Lake - Ballston Lake School Libraries Canandaigua Academy Library - Canandaigua Hugh C. Williams High School Learning Resource Center - Canton Catskill Senior High School Library Media Center - Catskill Chazy Central Rural High School Library Media Center - Chazy Cincinnatus Central School Library - Cincinnatus Golding Middle and Elementary School Library - Cobleskill Colton-Pierrepont Central School Library - Colton - Deerpark Bethlehem Central High School - Delmar East Aurora High School Library Media Center - East Aurora Columbia High School Library Media Center - East Greenbush East Meadow High School Library - East Meadow

3. Mount Sinai Hospital In New York City
   The Mount Sinai Hospital in new york City is one of the nation's finest teaching hospitals, affiliated with the Mount Sinai school of Medicine, which is worldrenowned for medical research and You Can Help. news media. Visiting Us In The new york Times, new york magazine, or Sinai school of Medicine (MSSM) in Manhattan one of the world's foremost centers for  
   http://www.mountsinai.org/

4. New York State Library: Service To School Library Media Centers
   Services to school media centers. school Library Systems. Internet Services. Interlibrary Loan. Reading Opportunities. Talking Book and Braille Library. Research Opportunities new york State Library collections and services are important to school library media centers, students, teachers and it helps school library media centers better serve  
   http://unix2.nysed.gov/schools.htm
   
   Extractions: New York State Library School Library Systems Internet Services Interlibrary Loan Reading Opportunities ... Research Opportunities New York State Library collections and services are important to school library media centers, students, teachers and school administrators. The State Library is more than a research collection and the Library Development Team consulting staff it is a responsive network of information systems and skilled professionals linking New Yorkers of all ages to information resources of the State. As an Electronic Doorway Library, it helps school library media centers better serve the information needs of their users. School Library Systems help library media specialists facilitate teaching and learning through resource sharing. Consultants on the State Library's Library Development Team work with 42 School Library Systems helping provide database development, cooperative collection development, staff training and interlibrary loan jmattie@mail.nysed.gov mdouglas@mail.nysed.gov As a parallel to the American Library Association's working document outlining a "new universe" of Federal information access and dissemination, the State Library's work is making New York State government information available to all. Its work with state agencies is essential to assure that schools have access to

5. New York State Library: Service To School Library Media Centers
   new york State Library collections and services are important to school library media centers, students, teachers and school administrators.  
   http://www.nysl.nysed.gov/schools.htm
   
   Extractions: New York State Library School Library Systems Internet Services Interlibrary Loan Reading Opportunities ... Research Opportunities New York State Library collections and services are important to school library media centers, students, teachers and school administrators. The State Library is more than a research collection and the Library Development Team consulting staff it is a responsive network of information systems and skilled professionals linking New Yorkers of all ages to information resources of the State. As an Electronic Doorway Library, it helps school library media centers better serve the information needs of their users. School Library Systems help library media specialists facilitate teaching and learning through resource sharing. Consultants on the State Library's Library Development Team work with 42 School Library Systems helping provide database development, cooperative collection development, staff training and interlibrary loan jmattie@mail.nysed.gov mdouglas@mail.nysed.gov As a parallel to the American Library Association's working document outlining a "new universe" of Federal information access and dissemination, the State Library's work is making New York State government information available to all. Its work with state agencies is essential to assure that schools have access to

6. Columbia Business School
   in the fashion, media and automotive industries new york City Mayor Michael Bloomberg joined the Columbia Business school faculty, superb research centers, involved students and  
   http://www.columbia.edu/cu/business

7. Great New York ReadAloud IDEAS From Public Libraries -- 2000
   Great new york ReadAloud IDEAS from school Library media centers 2001. Public school 186 Q, Castlewood Library media Center April  
   http://www.nysl.nysed.gov/libdev/readaloud/slsidea.htm
   
   Extractions: New York State Library Division of Library Development Great New York ReadAloud IDEAS from School Library Media Centers -2001 Public School 186 Q, Castlewood Library Media Center April was declared Math Month and the entire school read Math books all month and ending on the 27th with a Math ReadAloud. Guest readers read from books relating in some way to math and every class had a guest reader. The day ended with an assembly where our principal was dressed as "The Prince of Pi" and read " Sir Conference and the Dragon of Pi." All classes participated in follow-up math activities that coordinated with each of the books. School 84 Our theme for our Readaloud was Read for Art's Sake. On April 2nd renowned Storyteller, Dr. Craig Werner read and told stories all day in the library. All students visited the library during National Library week to read and look at the beautiful new and comfortable old books. Each child who visited received a book to take home. Oswego High School There were several activities during the day of The Great New York ReadAloud . Four hundred and seventy-five students participated in a reading activity with their teachers. Two trivia contests to promote reading were also held: Author's Birthdays and Cold War Trivia. About 160 students were involved. The winner won a gift certificate to the local bookstore. Poet Gail Danley held poetry plan for one hundred students. Maple Hill High School Library Poetry Read-In was held in the library. Several of the faculty and many of the students read and shared their own poetry. The program was met with so much enthusiasm that several more are planned for the year. Everyone enjoyed the reading; writing and sharing that was a result of the program.

8. School Of The Arts | Columbia University In The City Of New York
   Columbia University school of The Arts offers graduate programs in Film, Theatre, Visual Arts, and Writing. digital media center (DMC)+ special centers + columbia university  
   http://www.columbia.edu/cu/arts
   
   Extractions: S M T W T F S + event list Today : Thursday, June 10, 2004 There are no events scheduled for today. Please view the calendar for upcoming events. News @ SoA + Derrick Adams ('03) Interview ... + "Gardening Tips for Housewives" ... + Columbia Films Screen at Tribeca Film Fe ... + Three Columbia Films Honored in Student ... ... + Six Columbia Alumni in 2004 Whitney Bien ...

9. School Library Systems Association Of New York Home Page
   that mean? The school Library Systems assist school library media centers to provide information services for their to schools the school Library Systems of new york State have a  
   http://www.slsa-nys.org/
   
   Extractions: ORGANIZATIONS What does that mean? The School Library Systems assist school library media centers to provide information services for their staff and students. These information services may include loan of materials between libraries, training in resource based instruction, computer database searching, computer training, planning for and installation of library automation systems, MARC library catalog conversion, etc.

10. Public Education Network And The New York Life Foundation Revitalize High School
    and we are very pleased to be working with the new york Life Foundation in identifying, improving and supporting plans for model school library media centers. .  
    http://www.newyorklife.com/cda/0,3254,13108,00.html
    
    Extractions: var banner_image_array = new Array(''); Application Guidelines Contact Information displayRotatedContent(banner_image_array) Competitive Grants Local Volunteer Action TeamGrant Matching Gift ... Home Public Education Network and The New York Life Foundation Revitalize High School Libraries Revitalizing High School Libraries program, designed to increase adolescent literacy and improve student performance. The grant will be used to pilot the program at high schools in Minneapolis, San Francisco, and Tampa. "Every child in the nation should have access to the resources needed to achieve a high level of literacy," said Wendy D. Puriefoy, president of Public Education Network. "There are far too few systemwide secondary literacy initiatives, and we are very pleased to be working with the New York Life Foundation in identifying, improving and supporting plans for model school library media centers." Revitalizing High School Libraries Nurturing the Children focus." Revitalizing High School Libraries Revitalizing High School Libraries Grant Recipients: Revitalizing High School Libraries ," Minneapolis, Minn., LEF Organization:

11. NYRAG - Press Releases
    we are very pleased to be working with the new york Life Foundation in identifying, improving and supporting plans for model school library media centers.”.  
    http://www.nyrag.org/press_release3759/press_release_show.htm?doc_id=197409

12. NYC Dept. Of Ed. – Fund For Public Schools Helps New York Donate To Educati
    Volunteer. Help students learn to read support new york City public school libraries. Libraries. Library media centers. Literacy  
    http://www.nycenet.edu/fundforpublicschools/Programs/Libraries
    
    Extractions: Home about us contact us job openings ... Fundraising Tool Kit What is the Fund for Public Schools? The Fund for Public Schools was created by the New York City Department of Education to support our public schools. Click here for more information. Adopt a School Join businesses around NYC in supporting schools through partnership! Click here for more information on the Adopt a School program Adopt a School PSA To hear Infinity Broadcasting's Adopt a School public service announcements, please click here Support our Schools Make a gift you know will make a difference - donate to the New York City Public Schools today. Help students learn to read - support New York City public school libraries. Libraries Library Media Centers Literacy skills form the foundation for learning in all curricular areas. Library media centers are designed to serve as the “intellectual hub” of the schools, providing a rich array of print and technological resources that strengthen the literacy (i.e., reading, writing, speaking and listening), research and presentation skills of students. Well-equipped library media centers offer an extensive set of educational resources and opportunities for students and teachers.

13. NYC Dept. Of Ed. – Fund For Public Schools Corporate Partnerships
    Playground Initiatives Many school libraries around new york City are evaluates the needs of individual schools for library media centers, and assists  
    http://www.nycenet.edu/fundforpublicschools/corporatepartnerships/
    
    Extractions: Home about us contact us job openings ... Fundraising Tool Kit Make a Difference in the Classroom! These two organizations help bring resources to our students: Donor's Choose New York City public school teachers use DonorsChoose to propose resources for their students. Concerned individuals can select a proposal they want to fund. For more information, please visit their website Do norsChoose was featured on Channel 7 news - to read the transcript, click here Adopt a Classroom Donors form partnerships with specific classrooms to provide teachers and students with financial and moral support. Adopt a Classroom is a simple and satisfying way to make a real impact on class. For more information, click here to visit their website. Corporate Partnerships A strong Corporate Partnership is a mutual commitment to a sustained collaboration between a business and a school. The Fund seeks to match individual schools’ needs with the interests, talents and resources of corporations. There are many ways in which a company’s resources may enrich a school’s educational curriculum, such as: tutoring, mentoring, lectures, career counseling, fundraising, incentives for attendance or achievement, club sponsorship, parent workshops and student employment. Across the system, there are hundreds of such partnerships which benefit our schools in a variety of ways including: Adopt a School - A joint initiative between Pencil and the Fund for Public Schools, Adopt a School is an exciting new program that promotes structured partnerships between businesses and schools.

14. School Library System (Eastern Suffolk BOCES)
    comes from the library component of the new york State budget BOCES includes 51 school districts, 223 public school library media centers, 16 nonpublic  
    http://www.esboces.org/SLS/index.cfm
    
    Extractions: In 1984 the New York State Legislature established School Library Systems. Currently 42 School Library Systems exist around the state. The systems are based within each BOCES and the five Big City School Districts. School Library System is a state funded program providing a variety of resources for the school library and the school librarian. Funding comes from the library component of the New York State budget. Resources available from the School Library System include system wide databases, and regional resource sharing for all member libraries. The School Library System at Eastern Suffolk BOCES includes 51 school districts, 223 public school library media centers, 16 nonpublic school library media centers for a total of 239. There are 13 members of Council and 54 liaisons. The Council provides policy advice to the School Library System Director. The liaisons serve as the communication link with the local school library media specialists in the districts.

15. New York University School Of Medicine -Facility Core
    new york University school of Medicine laboratory needs including 1) high quality discounted tissue culture and bacteriological media, buffers, and  
    http://www-apps.niehs.nih.gov/centers/public/fac-core/ctr-300-2035.htm

16. OPLIN OH! Teach / INFOhio School Library Media Centers Byerly
    Teach / INFOhio school Library media centers Byerly and Brodie Presentations Websites with Pizazz! (Updated for new york Library AssociationSLMS, May  
    http://new.oplin.org/controller.php?l=category&Id=64-47-57-431

17. OPLIN OH! Teach / INFOhio School Library Media Centers Byerly
    Teach / INFOhio school Library media centers Byerly and Brodie Presentations Cultural Connections (new york Library AssociationSLMS, May 2002)  
    http://new.oplin.org/controller.php?l=category&Id=64-47-57-435

18. PEN: Teacher Quality Initiative
    has received funding from the new york Life Foundation to work with targeted communities to develop stateof-the-art school library media centers that help  
    http://www.publiceducation.org/highschools_intro.asp
    
    Extractions: funded by the New York Life Foundation This effort will achieve objectives at both the local and national level. At the end of two years, high schools in three pilot sites will have: library collections aligned to support learners engaged in standards-based curriculum; library media centers designed to encourage higher levels of literacy among adolescents in reading, writing, technology use and critical thinking for the 21st century; teachers and library media specialists working together to support student achievement and literacy development; and

19. OPLIN OH! Teach / INFOhio School Library Media Centers Byerly
    OH! Teach / INFOhio school Library media centers Byerly and Brodie Presentations Cultural Connections (new york Library AssociationSLMS, May 2002)  
    http://www.oplin.lib.oh.us/index.cfm?ID=19-2193-2486-2752

20. New York School For The Deaf Home Page
    7310 V/TTY or EMail Fanwood@nysd.k12.ny.us Send Website updates/corrections to George Potanovic at Instructional media Center © 2004 new york school for the  
    http://www.nysd.k12.ny.us/
    
    Extractions: reads for the audience. Senior class celebrates Arbor Day Maintaining a Fanwood tradition that has lasted more than 80 years, our Senior Class of 2004 celebrated Arbor Day on Friday, April 23. The ceremony, which began as "Ivy Day" back in the mid 1920's, included a parade and planting ivy alongside the building. Each year, the graduating class plants a tree to honor their class's memories of Fanwood. This year's Senior Class theme is "Life: Imagine the Possibilies." To see more photos and a slide show of the day, CLICK HERE Four students of the freshmen class are each working on a video production with English teacher Mrs. DiYanni and Director of the Instructional Media Center TV Studio, Mr. Potanovic. The students have developed their story ideas and structure for the video using "storyboards" 4x6 index cards, used for writing and drawing individual ideas on paper. The storyboard allows ideas to be arranged and refined as necessary. To see more photos, please click here . For more information about class video productions, contact

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