CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Providence, Rhode Island machine shops, and jewelry shops then beginning to flourish in rhode island. Francis Xavier s Academy) and two boarding schools (Bayview, Sisters of Mercy, and http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/12509a.htm
Extractions: Home Encyclopedia Summa Fathers ... P > Diocese of Providence A B C D ... Z (PROVIDENTIENSIS) Co-extensive with the State of Rhode Island. When erected (17 Feb., 1872) it included also that portion of south-eastern Massachusetts which has since 14 March, 1904, been set off as the Diocese of Fall River (q. v.). It thus embraces an entire state, the majority of whose population is Roman Catholic (State Census, 1905). The city of Providence was the residence of the Bishop of Hartford from the establishment of that see in 1844 (see HARTFORD, DIOCESE OF). In 1847 a Brief authorizing this transfer of residence was obtained from the Propaganda. The first appearance of Roman Catholic worship in the colony of Rhode Island was in the latter part of 1780, when the French army under Rochambeau encamped at Newport and Providence. It is known that there were several chaplains with the army who often said Mass publicly. Shortly afterwards (Feb., 1783) the colonial legislature repealed the act disfranchising Roman Catholics . The Negro uprising in Guadeloupe, which followed the
CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Fall River Ann s parish, Cranston, rhode island. There are three convent boarding schools conducted by the Religious of the Holy Union of the Sacred Hearts, the Sisters http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/05771a.htm
Extractions: Home Encyclopedia Summa Fathers ... F > Fall River A B C D ... Z DIOCESE OF FALL RIVER (RIVERORMENSIS), U.S.A. A suffragan see of the Province of Boston ; comprises the counties of Bristol, Barnstable, Dukes, and Nantucket, with the towns of Marion, Mattapoisett and Wareham in Plymouth county, Massachusetts, an area of 1194 square miles. It was created 12 March, 1904, by a division of the Diocese of Providence, which had included the entire State of Rhode Island and a portion of south-eastern Massachusetts, and has the distinction of being the first diocese erected by Pope Pius X . The total population of the diocese is 309,438, of which 151,633 are Catholics. Among the latter are Americans, Irish, French-Canadians, Portuguese, Poles, and Italians, with some few Greeks and Syrians. The heavy immigration in years past of the Irish and French-Canadian people has caused them to far outnumber the Catholics of other nationalities; but this immigration is now at a standstill, while that of Portuguese and Poles is steadily on the increase. The diocese, by reason of recent creation, has no history of its own, its records being included in the history of the Dioceses of Boston , Hartford, and Providence (q. v.), in each of which its territory has successively been included.
Extractions: An independent study conducted by the sponsoring pastors of two Pawtuxet Valley schools resulted in a recommendation to merge the two schools into a new entity. That recommendation was formally proposed by the diocesan School Board in March and Bishop Robert E. Mulvee approved the consolidation of St. John the Baptist School in West Warwick and Notre Dame Regional School in Coventry. The new Catholic school will be known as Christ the Redeemer Academy and will be located at the West Warwick site currently housing St. John the Baptist School. Dr. Frank Pallotta, current principal at St. Mary School, Providence, has been appointed the Academy's first principal. He will officially begin his tenure on July 1. Registrations for Christ the Redeemer Academy are open to all students Pre-K through grade 8. Registration materials can be obtained by calling Mrs. Margaret Halpin, interim principal, at 278-4550. Another professional study conducted by the schools in the Providence Collaborative of Inner City Schools recommended that two of the four schools, Holy Name of Jesus and St. Mary, be consolidated into the Collaborative's two other schools, Bishop McVinney Regional School and Holy Ghost School, and that Holy Ghost School be reconstituted from a parish school to a diocesan school. Bishop Mulvee also approved these recommendations last March.
Educational Placement Native American schools. Alternative schools. Private/boarding schools. OnCampus Interviews. Job Fairs. Oklahoma. Oregon. Pennsylvania. rhode island. S Carolina. http://www.uiowa.edu/~edplace/OnlineCenter/www/pk-12.htm
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Title 23 - Index Of Chapters CHAPTER 2319 rhode island Resource Recovery Corporation; CHAPTER 23-19.1 Fireworks and Pyrotechnics; CHAPTER 23-28.12 schools; CHAPTER 23-28.13 boarding Homes; http://www.rilin.state.ri.us/Statutes/TITLE23/INDEX.HTM
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Secondary And Other Schools - Consulate General Of Japan In Boston St. Paul s School in Concord, a private boarding school, offers six full years The school also has an exchange program, which typically hosts two rhode island. http://www.boston.us.emb-japan.go.jp/secondary.htm
Extractions: Japanese language and culture studies are offered at secondary and other schools in all six of the New England states. Among them, in alphabetical order by state are: The public school system in Connecticut has a particularly impressive program of Japanese studies. In the Norwalk district, Japanese is offered at all levels, starting with Fox Run and Rowayton Elementary Schools, where it is taught from kindergarten through the fifth grade. At the Roton and Ponus Ridge Middle Schools , sixth through eighth graders can study Japanese and also have the opportunity to visit Japan for two weeks during the regular school year and attend classes there. At the Brien McMahon High School in Norwalk, Japanese language and culture courses are offered; students come from 12 surrounding school districts to attend. These students also have the opportunity for a two-week study visit to Japan. The Norwalk schools have ties with Yale University and sponsor a number of Japan-related extracurricular activities throughout the year. The J ames Hillhouse High School in New Haven also runs a Saturday Japanese program in cooperation with Yale University.
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Extractions: nd Edition NEW Carol W. Hotchkiss A dynamic, interactive text-workbook perfect for life issues and human development courses, is a timeless classic in the field of personal growth and education. Focusing on such vital topics as personal identity and education, racism, gender roles, responsible choices in sexuality, roles in groups and management of conflict and stress, helps the educator create a community in which young people can grow into productive adults. Author Carol Hotchkiss, after 30 years of teaching, counseling and administrative experience in independent schools, is now Director of the Durango Institute on Co-Curricular Education in Durango, Colorado. Not losing sight of its original focus, the new edition takes a fresh look at stress, brain research, club and date rape drugs, HIV/AIDS, abortion and birth control. Added to this edition are sections on multiculturalism, violence in schools and culture, the Internet, self-injury, sleep, learning disabilities and AD/HD, and time management.
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Extractions: From the 1850s to the 1950s, many of the non-denominational independent schools of British Columbia were patterned on the "public schools" of Great Britain. The British public schools were not "public" in the common sense of the word. They were not intended for the children of ordinary or common families; rather, they catered to the British aristocracy and to affluent middle-class families. The elite British boarding schools were styled "public" because many of them were incorporated by (public) statute and because they were not privately owned. Also, unlike some of the old English grammar schools, they were open, on a fee-paying basis, to the "public" - i.e. to students from any part of the country and not simply to children of local residents. By the end of the nineteenth century, the British public schools enjoyed tremendous prestige, not because they offered a high calibre of academic instruction but because they developed character in their pupils. Character involved resourcefulness and self-reliance, respect for tradition and loyalty (to one's school and, by extension, to one's country.) Indeed, the success of the British Empire was attributed in large part to the spirit of the British public schools. Not surprisingly, then, the British public school system was emulated by imperial enthusiasts who established private schools for the sons and daughters of influential, anglophile families in British Columbia.
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Third Annual Student Symposium, 2000 changes in two offreservation boarding schools still in Mexico, and Chemawa Indian School, Salem, Oregon. along the coasts of Massachusetts and rhode island. http://www.fivecolleges.edu/cisa/NewFiles/symp2000.html
Extractions: - The historical perception of off-reservation boarding schools as institutions of cultural genocide conflicts with the strong support for the remaining residential schools from the Indian communities they serve. Reconciling the supposed contradictions requires close examination of the changes that have occurred in the goals and philosophies of these schools. My research examines these changes in two off-reservation boarding schools still in operation, Santa Fe Indian School, Santa Fe, New Mexico, and Chemawa Indian School, Salem, Oregon. Michele Murphy , Amherst College - With the legalization of the US dollar in 1993, and increases in the flow of currency into Cuba from migration and tourism, the Cuban economy and society have both seen widening divisions between the dollar sector and the peso sector. The dollar has not only created a difference between the rich and the poor but has also created increased separation along racial and regional lines. Along with the influx of American dollars has been an influx of US cultural and material ideas as well, which I see as the first step towards the propagation of US cultural values in Cuban society. Akilah Noel , Mt. Holyoke College
Commission On Independent Schools schools served include traditional boarding and day preparatory schools, private elementary schools Total Member schools. rhode island 64, rhode island - 4, 68. http://www.neasc.org/cis/cis.htm
Extractions: The Commission on Independent Schools one of five Commissions of the New England Association of Schools and Colleges, accredits a wide range of private schools in the six states of New England. Schools served include traditional boarding and day preparatory schools, private elementary schools, schools serving students with special needs, and religiously affiliated schools of many faiths. Currently the Commission works with 572 schools in various stages of the accreditation process. Each of these schools is accredited using the same protocols and materials assuring that the school is faithful to its mission, conducts it programs appropriately to meet its goals and fulfills the Standards established by the Commission on Independent Schools. Current Profile of CIS Membership: Accredited Independent Schools Candidate Independent Schools Total Member We are dedicated to fostering educational excellence and institutional improvement in New England independent schools and to honoring their diversity. To this end, we shepherd each of our schools through a voluntary accreditation process that is structured around carefully considered standards, self-evaluation, peer review, and follow-up by the school.
Extractions: Josiah Bunting, III was appointed Superintendent of the Virginia Military Institute effective August 1, 1995. Bunting, a leading educator for over two decades, is the thirteenth Superintendent of VMI. He was commissioned a Major General in the Virginia Militia. General Bunting was promoted to Lieutenant General, effective 1 October 2002. General Bunting, a 1963 VMI graduate, left his position as headmaster of the Lawrenceville School, an independent boarding school near Princeton, New Jersey. He had been at Lawrenceville School since 1987, following a ten-year tenure as President of Hampden-Sydney College. Prior to that time, he served as President of Briarcliff College, a women's college in Briarcliff, New York, from 1973 to 1977. As a cadet at VMI, General Bunting exemplified the qualities which would lead to his successful career in education. He rose through the cadet ranks to become Regimental Commander and First Captain of the Corps, was a member of the Honor Court and captain of the swimming team. An English major, he graduated third in his class and was awarded a Rhodes Scholarship. After receiving a B.A. and M.A. from Oxford, where he was President of the American Students Association, he entered the United States Army in 1966. During six years of service, he reached the rank of Major, with duty stations at Fort Bragg, North Carolina; Vietnam (Ninth Infantry Division); and West Point, New York, where he was an assistant professor of history and social sciences at the United States Military Academy. His military citations include the Bronze Star with two Oak Leaf Clusters, Army Commendation Medal, Vietnam Honor Medal - 2nd class, Presidential Unit Citation, Parachute Badge, Combat Infantry Badge, and Ranger Tab.
Westport Public Library: Great Web Sites: Private Schools schools in Maine, Massachusettes, Vermont and rhode island with links to their web sites. Summer camp programs are included. boarding schools Directory http http://www.westportlibrary.org/greatweb/edu/privateschools.html
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The National Coalition Of Girls' Schools The Conference takes place June 26 28, 2002, on the campus of the Lincoln School in Providence, rhode island. About boarding schools. Financial Aid. http://www.ncgs.org/pressview.php?aid=4
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