SchoolGrants Links - Federal Agencies NEGP), NEGP is an independent executive branch agency of the Served Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey, pennsylvania, and Washington Specialty Area Urban education. http://www.schoolgrants.org/Links/fed_agencies.htm
Extractions: Index to Grant Opptys Sample Proposals ... Join the SchoolGrants Team! Links - Federal Agencies G et into the habit of regularly checking the various federal Web sites. These agencies frequently publish grant information as well as other useful data. If you know of links that should be included here, please let me know . If you encounter a "dead" link, I would appreciate it if you would let me know - please include the Web page on which you encountered the problem so I can find it to correct it. (Links on SchoolGrants always open in their own windows so you will always be able to return to your spot on this site.) Federal Agencies Regional Educational Laboratories Federal Agencies Department of Education Education Publications Related to ESEA Programs
Extractions: About the Collaborative What's Happening Upcoming Workshops Professional Development ... Home The K'NEX In The Classroom Robotics workshop held June 19 and 20, 2003 kept teachers intrigued building K'NEX models, operating the models with computer software, and programming constructed cranes, mixers, swings etc. to function satisfactorily. Pictures below are teachers from Cranberry, Titusville, Farrell, and Brookville School Districts. At the "Weaving the Academic Strands" conference held at the University of Pittsburgh, teacher Jodi Burns from North Clarion County School District explains to colleagues how she and her students used the Lewis & Clark Commemoration project to expand content, integrate subject areas and addres PA Academic Standards. To see the work of North Clarion students visit www.northclarion.org Earth Day 2003 A celebration of Earth Day 2003 at Pennsylvania's Cook Forest State Park provided a perfect setting and opportunity for students, teachers and administrators from six area school districts to participate in hands-on activities for learning about nonpoint source water pollution. Activities enabled participants to learn and discuss nonpoint source water pollution problems in our region and state. Expert facilitators from several agencies and organizations helped participants to develop an awareness of his/her role in nonpoint source water pollution prevention. The event was planned and coordinated by the North Central Math/Science Education Collaborative.
The ASEE EngineeringK-12 Center - Resources Research Program agencies. Delaware, District of Columbia, Maryland, New Jersey, and pennsylvania. improvement efforts in schools and other education programs http://www.engineeringk12.org/resources/agency.cfm
Extractions: Access to public and private organizations involved in efforts to understand and enhance K-12 science, technology, engineering, and math education. BEST is a public-private partnership dedicated to building a stronger, more diverse US workforce in science, engineering and technology by increasing the participation of under-represented groups. Capital Area Institute for Mathematics and Science The Capital Area Math and Science Alliance's goal is to establish an "institute" for mathematics and science. Center for Education of the National Academies The Center for Education of the National Academies is poised to address critical national issues in education research, policy, and practice. Common visions for educational reform in science, mathematics, and engineering education provide frameworks within which all those involved in the reform of education nationwide can achieve success. Center for the Enhancement of Science and Mathematics Education The Center for the Enhancement of Science and Mathematics Education (CESAME) is a nonprofit K-12 mathematics and science education reform organization that creates awareness, supports implementation of standards-based curricula, and wants to provide high quality professional development in mathematics and science.
RIG Higher Education Program Home Professor of education at pennsylvania State University universities, and other education agencies in various Higher education Program Rockefeller Institute of http://rockinst.org/higheduc.htm
Extractions: Please Choose One RIG Home Page Quick Tour of Study Areas -Fiscal Studies Program -Federalism Research Group -Urban and Metropolitan Studies -New York Activities -NYS Forum for IRM -Higher Education Institute Overview -Institute Buildings Institute Staff Institute Publications and Reports Rockefeller Institute Press Books Employment Opportunities Related Links Search Our Site What's New: Performance Reporting Burke, Joseph C., and Henrik Minassians. 2003. Real Accountability or Accountability Lite Seventh Annual Survey 2003. Albany, NY: The Rockefeller Institute of Government. The Sixth Annual Report. Albany, NY: The Rockefeller Institute of Government. Burke, Joseph C. 2003. "The New Accountability For Public Higher Education: From Regulation To Results, Research in University Evaluation", The Journal of University Evaluation of National Institution for Academic Degrees.
Pennsylvania Economy League public relations by practitioners in agencies, industry, government Improving pennsylvania s economic performance. highquality, lifelong education opportunities http://www.peleast.org/
Extractions: The Pennsylvania Economy League is an independent, nonprofit public policy research and development organization. PEL's mission is to promote better government for a more competitive region by providing information and support to the civic leadership of Southeastern Pennsylvania. PEL is supported by individual and corporate members in the region leaders in their industries and in their communities who understand how sound public policies and effective government support the region's economic competitiveness. Under the leadership of its Board of Directors and David Thornburgh, Executive Director , and with additional project funding from foundations, civic organizations, and local governments, PEL: Analyzes and communicates the effect of public policies on the region's economy and its constituents;
RRFC Network funded to assist state education agencies in the systemic improvement of education programs, practices Minnesota, Missouri, Ohio, pennsylvania, and Wisconsin http://www.dssc.org/frc/rrfc.htm
Extractions: The six Regional Resource Centers (RRCs) are specifically funded to assist state education agencies in the systemic improvement of education programs, practices, and policies that affect children and youth with disabilities. The RRCs help states and U.S. jurisdictions find integrated solutions for systemic reform, offering consultation, information services, technical assistance, training, and product development. The beneficiaries of the RRCs' work are children and youth with disabilities, and the families and professionals associated with them.
State Agencies PTA. pennsylvania. Department of education. Board of Regents. PTA Email sd_office@pta.org. Tennessee. Texas. education Agency. Higher education Coordinating Board. http://counselor.wiredscholar.com/counselor/content/resource_center/state_agenci
PACEC Home Page and staff from a variety of federal agencies. for the Accreditation of Teacher education (NCATEP) The the lives of students with disabilities in pennsylvania? http://www.pfcec.org/
Site Map the JW Marriott Hotel on pennsylvania Avenue in established to meet continuing education needs of state/federal vocational rehabilitation agencies and Centers http://www.rcep6.org/
Extractions: University of Arkansas College of Education and Health Professions Department of Rehabilitation Education and Research Link here for the RCEC 6 Goals and Contact Information Site best viewed with Internet Explorer browser with monitor setting of 800x600 TEXT ONLY Site Map Site Map Important Announcements Scroll down for resources or Search the Region 6 Web Site MENU Region 6 Rehabilitation Continuing Education Center (RRCEC) Calendar of Training, Events, and Announcements Region 6 RCEC BridgeWorks Distance Learning Network Institute on Rehabilitation Issues (IRI) IRI publications available in print, online, and/or download files
Pennsylvania Refugee Mental Health Network The pennsylvania Society for Clinical Social Work and certified the training for continuing education units for which is to identify agencies and clinicians http://www.lcfsinpa.org/prmhn/prmhn.htm
Extractions: (PRMHN) About PRMHN Regional Info Clients Activities What is PRMHN? Pennsylvania Refugee Mental Health Network (PRMHN) is a three-year project (July 1999 June 2002) funded by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Administration for Children and Families, Office of Refugee Resettlement and awarded to the Bureau of Social Services, Office of Social Programs, of the Pennsylvania Department of Public Welfare. The project is administered by Lutheran Children and Family Service (LCFS) and its mission is to: Help increase awareness of, and community involvement in, the mental health needs of refugees and to improve their access to mental health care. PRMHN is a coalition of clinicians, agencies and community groups working with refugees in the State of Pennsylvania. Team members are drawn from the areas of Erie, Harrisburg, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh and Scranton and they include: Mainstream mental health professionals, including social workers and psychologists;
United Way Of Southeastern Pennsylvania This United Way of Southeastern pennsylvania program accepts his or her workday; Business education Goes into available to human service agencies in the http://www.uwsepa.org/find_help/find_help.html
Extractions: If you're looking for our Corporate Resources or our , select one of the links. United Way of Southeastern Pennsylvania provides direct services to the community. With over 80 years of experience, we have the knowledge and the expertise to bring the best services to you. We bring help to individuals through our Initiatives and Partnerships . We can help you, your children, and your community through the programs listed below. Simply select the link to learn more about a particular Initiative or Partnership. After School Initiative The City of Philadelphia has recognized the importance of providing our young people with safe things to do in the hours after school. United Way is helping by serving as an intermediary in Philadelphia's $3 million After School Initiative. There are now 31 nonprofit organizations, in under-served areas, involved in the program, including churches, civic associations, numerous grassroots agencies, and more conventional organizations. The goal is to make sure our children have structure, role models, and a secure place to spend the hours between the end of the school day and when their parents are finished work. Back to Top Center for Youth Development Established in 1998, the Center for Youth Development (CYD) is an initiative of United Way of Southeastern Pennsylvania that serves as a regional training, technical assistance, and resource unit to help public and private providers of out-of-school time programs assess and improve the quality of their programs. CYD also seeks to help the general public, funders, and public policy leaders understand and appreciate the set of youth development principles that underpin all effective youth activities. Community education strategies, include providing information about youth services, model programs, program outcomes, standards, and best practices through a website, quarterly newsletter, annual conference, speaker's bureau, and a resource lending library. CYD is funded mainly by the William Penn Foundation and the Mayor's Children's Investment Strategy, and in 2001/2002 worked with approximately 285 selected agency network programs, serving over 51,000 youth.
Critical Issue: Establishing Collaboratives And Partnerships of all resource organizations and agencies listed below Elementary and Early Childhood education, University of Illinois, 805 West pennsylvania Avenue, Urbana http://www.ncrel.org/sdrs/areas/issues/educatrs/leadrshp/le300.htm
Extractions: ISSUE: A principal who functions within this broader context possesses the mobilization and advocacy skills of a community organizer, advocating for the school as a provider of child- and family- centered educational and social services (Comer, 1988; Ascher, 1990). The principal provides leadership in forging partnerships with churches, health and human service agencies, and other youth agencies (Nettles, 1991) and sees the school and its principal as leaders in community revitalization. OVERVIEW: Students who are at risk often receive services and help from a variety of agencies. Frequently, these agencies provide fragmented services with little coordination or communication between them, even though such contact could help improve services for the student. Agencies often do not know what other service providers are doing, what services are already being provided, or what information is already available to help understand a student's needs. In many schools across the country, leaders are helping develop collaboration between schools and other agencies and
Pennsylvania Inter-Agency Task Force On Civil Tension for government, media, law enforcement agencies and the by the US Department of education, the Center and secondary schools in pennsylvania, four neighboring http://www.stopbias.org/resources_web_resources.cfm
Extractions: What is a Hate Crime You will find a wealth of information by following the links to these sites. When you follow a link, the site will open in a new browser window. Anti-Defamation League A World of Difference Green Circle Program Mid-Atlantic Equity Center ... U. S. Department of Justice â Community Relations Service Anti-Defamation League One of the nationâs premier civil rights/human relations agencies fighting anti-Semitism and all forms of bigotry in the U.S. and abroad. ADL serves as a public resource for government, media, law enforcement agencies and the public at large, and is a leader in the development of materials, programs and services, and building bridges of communication, understanding and respect among diverse racial, religious and ethnic groups. ADL has a catalog of excellent educational and training resources that are available for educators, law enforcement, public officials and community leaders. A World of Difference
Children's Aid Society Of Pennsylvania: About Us Services as one of the agencies offering its much needed support and handson parenting education. selected Children s Aid Society of pennsylvania to provide http://www.caspa.org/
Extractions: About Us Our mission is to help at risk children and their families strengthen their futures through culturally sensitive services that are professional, responsive, child centered and family focused. We offer specialized services for teenage mothers and their children and for families making the transition from welfare to work. Programs like The Family Needs Fund and the Emergency Food and Formula Program help stabilize families in emergencies with short-term assistance. CAS of PA has been selected by the Philadelphia Department of Human Services as one of the agencies offering its SCOH (Services to Children in Their Own Home) program.
Browse Agencies The members of pennsylvania Coalition Against Domestic Violence The Watchful Shepherd provides education awareness to agencies and community leaders http://www.volunteersolutions.org/pittsburgh/org/by_letter_W_1.html
Extractions: Page 1 of 1 in the W's Ward Home WQED Multimedia Page 22 of 23 overall Back A B C D E F G H ... P Q R S T U ... V W X Y Z All Next Keywords: Ward Home for Children Ward helps children, youth, adults, and families achieve wholeness and experience the joy of life ( more Washington Women's Shelter, Inc. http://www.womens-shelter.com The members of Pennsylvania Coalition Against Domestic Violence recognize that the struggle of each battered woman we serve is related to our individual struggles for personal growth and empowerment. We are committed to the ideas and practices of a supportive, non-competitive atomosphere in all aspects of our programs, more Watchful Shepherd USA http://www.watchful.org The Watchful Shepherd provides education awareness to agencies and community leaders regarding a program to prevent child abuse, domestic violence and to unite families. The Watchful Shepherd provides supportive services by setting up Watchful Shepherd organizations throughout the United States. The Watchful Shepherd provides an alarm system for more The Wesley Institute
Www.paaap.org - Pennsylvania Chapter, American Academy Of Pediatrics www.paaap.org Login, focus on the education of the entire office team, including nurses primary care physicians and staff of child protective service agencies; http://www.paaap.org/mod.php?mod=userpage&menu=804&page_id=5
Parents Involved Network Of Pennsylvania the mental health system, education, and other state and local childserving agencies. Health Association of Southeastern pennsylvania 1211 Chestnut http://www.pinofpa.org/
Extractions: PIN is here to assist parents of children who: Parents Involved Network of Pennsylvania ( PIN ) is an organization that assists parents or caregivers of children and adolescents with emotional and behavioral disorders. PIN provides information, helps parents find services and will advocate on their behalf with any of the public systems that serve children. These include the mental health system, education, and other state and local child-serving agencies. The Philadelphia Community Services for Children and Adolescents : A Straightforward Guide to Mental Health and Related Services for Children and Adolescents is now available on this Web site. ELC Buddies Training Opportunity Governor Rendell Announces Members Of Stakeholder Commission To Cabinet On Children And Families Did you know that the Sharing newsletter is available to you online? The cost of printing the newsletter has risen and is becoming prohibitive. Help us save money so that we can continue to help you by publishing the
Pennsylvania State Agencies And Programs receive funding from federal agencies and private Underage Drinking (PAUD), the pennsylvania Liquor Control PLCB) Bureau of Alcohol education secured funding http://www.alcoholfreechildren.org/en/states/pa.cfm?doc_id=111
EPCAMR reach the students at the elementary school level of education (1st thru in the anthracite and bituminous coal region of Eastern pennsylvania. Federal agencies. http://www.epcamr.org/
Extractions: Welcome to the homepage of the Eastern Pennsylvania Coalition for Abandoned Mine Reclamation (EPCAMR). The website has been undergoing some revisions to improve the overall look and feel of the site for our viewers. We hope you will use this website as a resource to keep up-to-date with EPCAMR events, Grant Funding Opportunities, the newest treatment system options, and News Related information about Abandoned Mine Drainage (AMD) and Abandoned Mine Reclamation (AMR) in Eastern Pennsylvania. Formed in 1995 by concerned Conservation Districts, EPCAMR represents a coalition of Watershed organizations from Reclamation partners, Co-Generation Plants, the Active Anthracite Mining Industry, Regional Non-Profit Organizations, and 16 County Conservation Districts and other cooperative organizations in the anthracite and bituminous coal region of Eastern Pennsylvania. Counties covered by EPCAMR in NorthEastern and NorthCentral PA include: Tioga, Bradford, Susquehanna, Lycoming, Sullivan, Wyoming, Lackawanna, Luzerne, Northumberland, Carbon, Schuylkill, Columbia, Lebanon, Dauphin, Montour, and Wayne.
Center For Safe Schools - What's New is designed to help law enforcement agencies hire new professional development opportunity provided by the pennsylvania Department of education at no http://www.center-school.org/viol_prev/css/
Extractions: The Pennsylvania Department of Education, through its Office of Safe Schools, announces the opportunity for school districts, intermediate units, career and technical schools and charter schools to make application for Safe Schools Initiative grant funding for fiscal year 2004-2005. Safe Schools Initiative grant applications are due Friday, July 16, 2004. The purpose of the Safe Schools Initiative is to assist schools with violence prevention and reduction efforts. The Safe Schools Initiative is designed to provide funding for the planning process and the implementation of comprehensive safe schools plans. The Safe Schools Initiative is guided by Act 26 of 1995, as amended by Act 30 of 1997 and Act 36 of 1999, the Safe Schools Act. The Request for Applications (RFA) provides additional information about eligibility, grant requirements and the application process. Funding for this initiative is available through the Pennsylvania Department of Education, Office of Safe Schools. If you have any additional questions, please feel free to contact a Safe Schools Coordinator at 717-763-1661.
