Building Parent Partnerships - Sample Materials 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.ncpublicschools.org/involvement/materials.html
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Illinois Loop: Eduspeak - Learning The Lingo Insubstantial Pageants by Martin A. Kozloff, Distringuished Professorat the University of north carolina in Wilmington, April, 2001. http://www.illinoisloop.org/lingo.html
Extractions: Do you think it's just wonderful that your kids' school says it is " child-centered ", using " developmentally appropriate " classes with " collaborative activities " and " discovery learning " with an emphasis on " critical thinking "? Do you nod your head in agreement that a " drill and kill " on " mere facts " to be " regurgitated " is a bad thing and that " less is more
What's Cool In California teacher groups (like ptos and ptas) help their http://california.uscity.net/cool/index2.html
Extractions: The California Friday Night Live was formed in March of 1996 by the California Department of Alcohol and Drug Programs, through the request for proposals bid process to assume the responsibility of providing leadership and field support to FNL/CL/FNL Kids programs in 54 counties throughout the state. The Partnership incorporates the geographical and structural strength of the Tulare County Office of Education and the innovative spirit and philosophical ideology of Teenwork, Inc. to meet the demands of a statewide project.The FNL/CL/FNL Kids/FNL Mentoring Programs are continually evolving and adapting to the latest trends and issues affecting youth, responding to current prevention and youth development research, and addressing the unique needs of each community served. Membership reflects the diversity of California's population and the program has been implemented in nearly all of California's 58 counties.
Extractions: This table demonstrates that many school web sites still do not inform parents enough about the school. Elementary schools do a better job of showcasing student work and informing parents about PTAs or PTOs. However, secondary schools are more likely to post school newsletters and offer links to classroom pages. Informing parents about the school and student activities is an essential component for establishing family-school communication. Therefore, schools have to work harder to incorporate as much information on the school web site as parents may need. http://mygradebook.com
The Fourth (4th mailings sent to local schools and ptas re. is leaving the area (going to north Carolinawith BASF from farther away Massachusetts, Remsen, NY (north of Utica http://membership.acs.org/E/ENY/EDCOM.htm
Extractions: EDUCATION COMMITTEE Next Education Committee Meeting Late September 2001 (watch this space for date) 6:30 p.m. B 308 Roger Bacon Science Hall, Siena College NOTE: Minutes of all meetings from October 1999 are on this page. Just scroll down. Most recent meeting is first. Minutes 2nd Meeting 2001 The second (2nd.) meeting for 2001 of the Education Committee of the Eastern New York Section, Inc. of the American Chemical Society was called to order at 6:30 P.M. in room B306 (later moved to B308) of Roger Bacon Science Hall at Siena College in Loudonville, NY. Members present included Ms. Debbie Alber (N.Y. State Police Forensic Investigation Center), Dr. David Clarke (Albany College of Pharmacy), Dr. Kathleen Donnelly (Russell Sage College), Dr. Steven Frey (Skidmore College), Dr. David Hilker (Wadsworth Center), Mr.. John Nickles (Hudson Valley Community College), Ms. Marilou Pudiak-Town (Shenendehowa Central High Schools East and West), and Mr.. William R. Town (retired). The majority of the time was spent reviewing and discussing fifteen (15) mini-grant applications that were submitted. After careful review, three (3) were removed from consideration for funding. The remaining twelve (12) were evaluated for content, extent of chemistry goals, etc. The following summarizes the funding decision of the committee:
