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Youth Out of the Education Mainstream : a North Carolina profile (SuDoc J 32.10:Y 8/7) by Pam Riley, 1999 A boundary alternatives impact study: Final report, services provided for the Durham Public Schools by Bobby Harris, 1993 Comparative economic analysis of nonchemical alternatives to 2, 4, 5-T in forest management by Ellen Marie Bruce, 1982 Spread the good news: Year-round education is not an end but a beginning by Norris T Baker, 1993 The health authority: An alternative to state and local governments as health care providers (HADM conference paper) by John T Gentry, 1973

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41. Schools And Child Care | Wilmington & North Carolina's Southern Coast
    a quality, affordable educational alternative for area the largest private school in southeastern north carolina. Association of Christian schools International  
    http://www.insiders.com/wilmington/main-schools3.htm
    
    Extractions: Explore The Site Home Annual Events Area Overview Arts Attractions Camping Commerce Daytrips Fishing Getting Around Golf Health Care Higher Ed. Home Kidstuff Maps Marinas Media Nightlife Real Estate Rentals Restaurants Retirement Schools Shopping Vacation Rentals Volunteer Watersports Weddings Worship Quickplanner Local Links Advertise With Us LinkSwap Contact Us Buy The Book Authors Home Schools Independent (Private) Schools The Cape Fear region's private schools offer curricula and activities for children from preschool to high school. While tuition and expenses are the responsibility of the parent or guardian, most of these schools offer financial aid or easy-pay plans. In many cases, having more than one child in a particular school allows a discount on tuition for other children within the same family. All independent/private schools aren't included here, but the following list suggests some alternatives to public education. Cape Fear Academy Cape Fear Academy is the dominant secular private school in the region. Established in 1967, this coeducational day school is open to students interested in a traditional, challenging, college-preparatory education. The program offers a developmentally appropriate curriculum within a stimulating learning environment.

42. Stop Year-Round School
    Done by the Public schools of north carolina, State Board of Education and the Report on Auburn City schools alternative Calendar Survey Irregularities.  
    http://www.auburn.edu/~enebasa/html/home.pp.html
    
    Extractions: year-round education, year round education, year round school, balanced calendar, modified calendar, alternative calendar, national association for year-round education, nayre, single track calendar, single-track calendar STOP YEAR-ROUND SCHOOL IN AUBURN (Alternative calendar, diminished summer, balanced calendar, single-track, multi-track, year-round education, whatever you call it, it's still part of the movement toward Year-Round School) Web Site of the Stop Year Round School Citizens' Group, VICTORY! Year-Round School defeated in Auburn NOW THAT YEAR ROUND SCHOOL HAS BEEN DEFEATED IN AUBURN (for the time being) THIS WEB PAGE WILL ACT AS AN INFORMATION SOURCE FOR OTHER COMMUNITIES FACED WITH THE SPECTER OF THIS UNPROVEN, DISRUPTIVE AND QUESTIONABLE ALTERNATIVE TO THE "TRADITIONAL" SCHOOL CALENDAR. THE FOLLOWING PAGE, AND LINKS THEREON, PROVIDE A HISTORY OF THE "STOP YEAR ROUND SCHOOL" MOVEMENT IN AUBURN, AS WELL AS USEFUL INFORMATION ABOUT THE FALLACIES ASSOCIATED WITH THE EFFORTS TO IMPLEMENT VARIOUS TYPES OF YEAR ROUND EDUCATION. IMPORTANT RECENT STUDY COMPARING THE "YEAR-ROUND" AND TRADITIONAL CALENDARS.

43. 21st Century Schools: University-School Programs: What's New Item
    individual and collective efforts of UNC teacher education programs’ service to alternative pathways teachers and to the public schools of north carolina.  
    http://21stcenturyschools.northcarolina.edu/whats_new_item.xml?id=24

44. EV Challenge Home Page
    The Mobile Classroom will be viewed at various schools, the north carolina State Fair and several alternative fuel conferences throughout the region.  
    http://www.evchallenge.org/
    
    Extractions: Smart Kids, Clean Cars, Green World Home Contact Forms Rules and Specs ... Calendar Mission : To educate schoolchildren and the general public on innovative electric vehicle technology and its energy and environmental benefits to society. Watch a 5-minute video about the Challenge (RealVideo) About EV Challenge... The development of the EV Challenge program began in 1993 with three high schools participating in the construction of electric vehicles. Since then, the yearlong, hands-on program has increased its educational services and grown to include 30 high schools from seven states. A middle school program using the principles of the Junior Solar Sprint was added to the EV Challenge in 2000, and has grown to include 14 middle schools throughout the state of North Carolina. The Junior Solar Sprint provides the middle school students with a solid foundation in sustainability energy content that they will need to progress to the advanced EV Challenge program at the high school level. During the 2002-2003 school year an estimated 4500 students from various backgrounds actively participated in the design and construction of solar and electric vehicles. Students also have access to the EV Challenge Mobile Classroom, a twenty-five foot enclosed trailer that features educational displays, a student built electric Triumph Spitfire, a middle school solar car, and a bi-fuel natural gas tow vehicle. The Mobile Classroom will be viewed at various schools, the North Carolina State Fair and several alternative fuel conferences throughout the region.

45. National Center For Alternative Certification
    April 27, members of a north carolina legislative committee voted to recommend removing the testing requirement for teachers new to the state’s schools.  
    http://www.teach-now.org/frmNews_050704b.asp
    
    Extractions: Select a State Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware District of Columbia Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming North Carolina Considers Easing Path To Classroom For Out-Of-State Teachers North Carolina hires about 10,000 new teachers every year, with about a third of those coming from other states. By eliminating the testing requirement, North Carolina will join a large number of other states who are relaxing their certification standards in order to satisfy the requirements of the federal No Child Left Behind Act, which demands fully licensed teachers in every classroom. While some people, like North Carolina Governor Mike Easley and his predecessor Jim Hunt, view the dropping of the testing requirement as a lowering of teacher quality standards, others, such as assistant superintendent for human resources with Johnston County schools Joyce Wade, see the measure as a means to rid the state of a barrier keeping North Carolina from getting the best candidates into the classroom. The North Carolina state board is reviewing other criteria, such as experience and subject-area preparation, as a way to ensure high quality instruction.

46. South Carolina School Boards Association - SCSBA News
    School of Government, University of north carolina. toserve student through an effective alternative education program I and II, Laurens 56 schools Janet Catoe  
    http://www.scsba.org/040401_leadership_conference.html
    
    Extractions: A favorite SCSBA presenter returns as the keynote speaker for the Leadership for student achievement conference scheduled for June 5-6 at the Embassy Suites Convention Center in North Charleston. During his August 2002 presentation at the Effective board operations workshop, Dr. Phillip Boyle challenged board members' perceptions about ethics and how tough choices are made. In June, Dr. Boyle will again combine the principles of governing boards, public decision-making, public values and ethics to help board members and superintendents make choices during challenging situations. Dr. Boyle is an associate professor of public management and government at the University of North Carolina's School of Government. He teaches in UNC's Master of Public Administration program and coordinates programs for N.C. mayors, county commissioners and legislators. Saturday's breakout sessions will address three of the tough challenges facing school boards. Participants may choose one of these sessions.

47. Drug-Free Communities Support Program Grantees - North Carolina
    schools is a small rural school district located in northeast north carolina, comprised of nine elementary, four middle, one alternative, and two high schools.  
    http://ojjdp.ncjrs.org/dfcs/programs/2000/00nchal.html

48. Ibiblio September 2001
    alternative Programs under in the Safe schools program in north carolina is designed to keep violent students from dropping out of the public school system  
    http://www.ibiblio.org/index.old/index.sept2001.html

49. Alternative Strategies For Science Teaching And Assessment
    alternative Strategies for Science Teaching and Assessment. from Internet Classroom, schools of California Teaching Tool from north carolina State University  
    http://science.uniserve.edu.au/school/support/strategy.html

50. Education Week: Charter Schools - School, Teacher, Educator, Student, State, Reg
    goals in charter contracts, such alternative visions of lowperforming traditional public schools with similar a 2002 study of north carolina charter schools  
    http://www.edweek.org/context/topics/issuespage.cfm?id=42

51. Public Schools Of North Carolina - Accountability
    The north carolina Department of Public Instruction is the governoring body for all public K12 schools in north carolina. They provide information and support to north carolina's public schools.  
    http://www.dpi.state.nc.us/abc_results/results_00
    
    Extractions: North Carolina Schools, 1999-2000 Presented to the State Board of Education August 3, 2000 ABCs Reports are listed below. These reports are also available in Adobe Acrobat Format which is better for printing. News Release Executive Summary Special Conditions Technical Notes ... Number and Percent of Schools Receiving Awards and Recognition 1997-2000 LEA to Search For: No LEA Selected ALAMANCE-BURLINGTON ALEXANDER COUNTY ALLEGHANY COUNTY ANSON COUNTY ASHE COUNTY ASHEBORO CITY ASHEVILLE CITY AVERY COUNTY BEAUFORT COUNTY BERTIE COUNTY BLADEN COUNTY BRUNSWICK COUNTY BUNCOMBE COUNTY BURKE COUNTY CABARRUS COUNTY CALDWELL COUNTY CAMDEN COUNTY CARTERET COUNTY CASWELL COUNTY CATAWBA COUNTY CHAPEL HILL-CARRBORO CHARLOTTE/MECKLENBURG CHATHAM COUNTY CHEROKEE COUNTY CLAY COUNTY CLEVELAND COUNTY CLINTON CITY COLUMBUS COUNTY CRAVEN COUNTY CUMBERLAND COUNTY CURRITUCK COUNTY DARE COUNTY DAVIDSON COUNTY DAVIE COUNTY DUPLIN COUNTY DURHAM COUNTY EDENTON/CHOWAN EDGECOMBE COUNTY ELKIN CITY FORSYTH COUNTY FRANKLIN COUNTY GASTON COUNTY GATES COUNTY GRAHAM COUNTY GRANVILLE COUNTY GREENE COUNTY GUILFORD COUNTY HALIFAX COUNTY HARNETT COUNTY HAYWOOD COUNTY HENDERSON COUNTY HERTFORD COUNTY HICKORY CITY HOKE COUNTY HYDE COUNTY IREDELL-STATESVILLE

52. School Units A-E
    The north carolina Department of Public Instruction is the governing body for all public K12 schools in north carolina. They provide information and support to north carolina's public schools.  
    http://www.dpi.state.nc.us/internet.resources/list.html
    
    Extractions: Counties F-N Counties O-Y Alamance Alexander ... Edgecombe Alexander Wilson Elementary Graham Altamahaw-Ossipee Elementary Elon College B. Everett Jordan Elementary Graham Broadview Middle Burlington E. M. Yoder Elementary Mebane Eastern Alamance High Mebane Eastlawn Elementary Burlington Edwin M. Holt Elementary Burlington Elon College Elementary Elon College Graham High Graham Graham Middle Graham Grove Park Elementary Burlington Harvey R. Newlin Elementary Burlington Hawfields Middle Mebane Haw River Elementary Haw River Hillcrest Elementary Burlington Hugh M. Cummings High Burlington Marvin B. Smith Elementary Burlington North Graham Elementary Graham Pleasant Grove Elementary Burlington R. Homer Andrews Elementary

53. School Units A-E
    alternative Learning Center; Liberty Drive Elementary; Battleboro; Southwest High SchoolPinetops; West north carolina Department of Public Instruction 301 N  
    http://www.dpi.state.nc.us/Internet.Resources/list.html
    
    Extractions: Counties F-N Counties O-Y Alamance Alexander ... Edgecombe Alexander Wilson Elementary Graham Altamahaw-Ossipee Elementary Elon College B. Everett Jordan Elementary Graham Broadview Middle Burlington E. M. Yoder Elementary Mebane Eastern Alamance High Mebane Eastlawn Elementary Burlington Edwin M. Holt Elementary Burlington Elon College Elementary Elon College Graham High Graham Graham Middle Graham Grove Park Elementary Burlington Harvey R. Newlin Elementary Burlington Hawfields Middle Mebane Haw River Elementary Haw River Hillcrest Elementary Burlington Hugh M. Cummings High Burlington Marvin B. Smith Elementary Burlington North Graham Elementary Graham Pleasant Grove Elementary Burlington R. Homer Andrews Elementary

54. Public Schools In Bath, North Carolina (NC) From Switchboard.com's
    Search this free directory to find Public schools in Bath, north carolina. Search by city or state, search by name of business, or search by specialties, products and services. Use Switchboard for  
    http://rdre1.inktomi.com/click?u=http://www.switchboard.com/bin/cgidir.dll?MEM=4

55. Find North Carolina Alternative Dispute Resolution Expert Online!
    Use this free directory of ADR professionals in north carolina to search for alternative dispute resolution for your law practice.  
    http://rdre1.inktomi.com/click?u=http://feedpoint.net/r/redir.jsp?engine=INK&pci

56. John Locke Foundation | The Freedom Budget: Nine Rs For North Carolina Fiscal Re
    north carolina’s real fiscal problem is a lack The Freedom Budget presents an alternative state budget include redirecting some public school and university  
    http://www.johnlocke.org/policy_reports/2003040136.html
    
    Extractions: The Freedom Budget: Nine Rs for North Carolina Fiscal Responsibility April 01, 2003 Executive Summary: North Carolina faces significant fiscal and economic challenges over the next two years. But it need not resort to higher taxes, a state-run lottery, higher debt, or gimmickry to balance its budget. Nor does North Carolina need to skimp on crucial needs such as education and highways. By setting firm priorities within state government, eliminating unnecessary or duplicative programs, and charging users of some services a reasonable price, state leaders can generate sufficient savings to invest in the future needs of the state. North Carolinians are not undertaxed. While a series of reductions in income, sales, and other taxes from 1995 to 1998 saved taxpayers more than $1.4 billion, this tax relief followed even larger tax increases in 1990 and 1992 and more than $1 billion in new taxes in 2001 and 2002. The tax burden in North Carolina is significantly higher today than it was in 1990, with its income tax rates among the highest in the nation. Lawmakers would have to cut taxes more than $1 billion annually just to reduce North Carolina’s tax burden to the regional average. North Carolina was particularly hard hit by the recent recession, and its recovery in most sectors has been sluggish. Now is the time to cut taxes, not raise them. Higher marginal income tax rates, in particular, depress entrepreneurship, discourage job creation, and hamper the state’s economic development.

57. John Locke Foundation | Changing Course IV: An Alternative Budget For North Caro
    north carolina’s real fiscal problem is a lack Changing Course IV presents an alternative state budget include redirecting some public school and university  
    http://www.johnlocke.org/policy_reports/2001050732.html
    
    Extractions: Changing Course IV: An Alternative Budget for North Carolina North Carolina faces significant fiscal and economic challenges over the next two years. But it need not resort to higher taxes, a state-run lottery, higher debt, or gimmickry to balance its budget. Nor does North Carolina need to skimp on crucial needs such as education and highways. By setting firm priorities within state government, eliminating unnecessary or duplicative programs, and charging users of some services a reasonable price, state leaders can generate sufficient savings to invest in the future needs of the state. North Carolinians are not undertaxed. While a series of reductions in income, sales, and other taxes from 1995 to 1998 saved taxpayers more than $1.4 billion, this welcome tax relief followed even larger state tax increases in 1990 and 1992. The tax burden in North Carolina is higher today than it was a decade ago, and continues to exceed that of any other state in the Southeast. Indeed, lawmakers would have to cut taxes an additional $1.1 billion annually to reduce North Carolina’s tax burden to the regional average.

58. Find NC - Public Schools Of North Carolina (NC Department Of Public Instruction)
    To provide leadership and service to north carolina s public schools by implementing the mission and priorities of the State Board of Education. Operations  
    http://www.findnc.org/publiceduc.html
    
    Extractions: State Library of NC E-Mail Reference Service Simple Search Advanced Search ... State Library E-Mail Reference Service Public Schools of North Carolina North Carolina Department of Public Instruction Mission: To provide leadership and service to North Carolina's public schools by implementing the mission and priorities of the State Board of Education. Operations: North Carolina's kindergarten through 12th grade public school system is the 11th largest in student population in the country. It consists of approximately 2,000 schools in 117 school systems. Local boards have general control and supervision of all matters pertaining to the public schools in their administrative unit and elect a superintendent to preside over each school system. The State Board of Education is responsible for supervising and administering the state's elementary and secondary public school system, subject to laws enacted by the General Assembly. The State Board of Education consists of the Lieutenant Governor, the State Treasurer, and eleven members appointed by the Governor, subject to confirmation by the General Assembly. Appointments are for overlapping terms of eight years. The State Superintendent of Public Instruction serves as secretary and chief administrative officer to the State Board of Education. The State Superintendent, elected by the people of North Carolina for a four-year term, is responsible for organizing and administering the Department of Public Instruction. The Department of Public Instruction is organized into four areas: Education Management (State Superintendent, Deputy State Superintendent, and State Board of Education staff), Financial and Personnel Services, Information and Technology Services, and Instructional and Accountability Services.

59. County Could Seek Alternative School Funding
    County could seek alternative school funding. some of these counties and add school impact fees Some north carolina counties, including nearby Orange and Chatham  
    http://www.abss.k12.nc.us/system/news/altfund.html
    
    Extractions: The Alamance-Burlington School System is putting together a bond request that includes a new elementary school to handle residential growth southwest of Burlington at a projected cost of $13.9 million. The addition of the school would push the cost of a proposed school bond package for classroom additions and repairs to $35.9 million and add 3 cents to the property tax rate.

60. Discover Fayetteville (North Carolina)
    South View Middle, 1. Hillsboro Street School. 15. Spring Lake Middle, 2. Ramsey Street alternative School. 16. Westover Middle, 3. WalkerSpivey. 1. Alpha Academy,  
    http://discoverfayetteville.com/education/maps.shtml
    
    Extractions: Home Help Site Map Advertise ... Education School Maps Click on a quadrant for a closer look. Alger B. Wilkins Elementary Lillian Black Elementary Alma Easom Elementary Long Hill Elementary Armstrong Elementary Loyd Auman Elementary Ashley Elementary Lucile Souders Elementary Beaver Dam Elementary Mae Rudd Williams Elementary Benjamin Martin Elementary Manchester Elementary Bill Hefner Elementary Margaret Willis Elementary Brentwood Elementary Mary McArthur Elementary Cliffdale Elementary Montclair Elementary College Lakes Elementary Morganton Road Elementary C. Wayne Collier Elementary Pauline Jones Elementary Cumberland Mills Elementary Ponderosa Elementary Cumberland Road Elementary Raleigh Road Elementary District 7 Elementary Rockfish Elementary Eastover-Central Elementary Sherwood Park Elementary E.E. Miller Elementary Stedman Elementary E. Melvin Honeycutt Elementary Stedman Primary Ed Baldwin Elementary Stoney Point Elementary Elizabeth Cashwell Elementary Sunnyside Elementary Ferguson-Easley Elementary T.C. Berrien Elementary Gallberry Farm Elementary VanStory Hills Elementary Glendale Acres Elementary Warrenwood Elementary Gray's Creek Elementary Westarea Elementary Howard Hall Elementary W.T. Brown Elementary

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