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COOK BOOK: A BOOK OF FAVORITE RECIPES BY THE PARENT TEACHER'S ORGANIZATION OF THE CHRISTIAN ACADEMY OF THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, MANNING SOUTH CAROLINA by PTO of Christian Academy of the First Baptist Church, 1975 Management of change in training institutions - Workshop Forum 1988 - World Health Organization Regional Teacher Training Centre for Health Personnel by Arie;Ê University of New South Wales, School of Medical Education, World Health Organization Regional Teacher Training Centre for Health Personnel Rotem, 1988 The Parent-Teacher Organization: Its Origins and Development by National Congress of Parents and Teachers, 1944 Counterproposals for school boards in teacher negotiations;: A comprehensive response to the demands of teacher organizations to balance the power at the bargaining table, by Roy J O'Neil, 1972 Paramedic races to save school.(Schools)(Albert Kreitz is helping resuscitate Jefferson Middle School by heading up its ailing Parent Teacher Organization): ... from: The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR) International China Painting Teachers Organization; Classical Gems of Educational Art Treasures by International China Painting Teacher's Organization, 1963 The teacher and school organization,: By Leo M. Chamberlain (Prentice-Hall education series, E. G. Payne, editor) by Leo Martin Chamberlain, 1936 The Parent-Teacher Organization: Its Origins and D Local Association of the Year.(Forum Focus: Local Associations)(Tidewater Music Teachers Forum )(Organization overview): An article from: American Music Teacher by Josephine A. Jones, 2008-10-01 Report, Showing Results Of Fifteen Years Of Organization, To The Teachers Of Chicago Management of change in training institutions - Workshop Forum 1986 - World Health Organization Regional Teacher Training Centre for Health Personnel by Arie;Ê Katja Janovsky, University of New South Wales, School of Medical Education, World Health Organization Regional Teacher Training Centre for Health Personnel Rotem, 1986 Factors contributed by community organizations to the motivation of teachers in rural Punjab, Pakistan, and implications for the quality of teaching [An ... Journal of Educational Development] by J. Barrs, 2005-05-01 Teachers In Professional Communities: Improving Teaching and Learning (Series on School Reform) (Series on School Reform) by Ann Lieberman, Lynne Miller, 2008-06-27

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101. Welcome To Wade Hampton High School
     Offers parent, student and teacher resources, a calendar of events, athletic, clubs and organizations information.  
     http://www.greenville.k12.sc.us/whhs
     
     Extractions: Home Administration Alumni Athletics ... Staff Directory Wade Hampton High School 100 Pine Knoll Drive, Greenville, SC 29609 To educate, inspire, and empower. SUMMER SCHOOL 2004 Summer Reading "04 C.A.R.E. Fundraiser Program Bring old printer cartridges and cell phones to the Main Office Mon. - Thurs. during summer hours.. Events this week Daily Announcements Story of the week Student ID's ... Generals in the News NEW Class Schedule The General's Store Student Handbook Youth Court ... Vestuario y Apariencia del Estudiant Wade Hampton High School Alumni Project For more information, click here WHHS Guest Book Click here to sign our Guest Book. We would like to hear from you. School Report Card Excellent Rating FastCounter by bCentral

102. Bluffton Elementary Parent Teacher Organization Web Site
     Students, parents, teachers, and community members are encouraged to shop at Cashprizes are determined and awarded to participation clubs/ organizations.  
     http://www.bluffton.noacsc.org/Web Pages/PTO/PTO.htm
     
     Extractions: e-mail address: PTO@bf.noacsc.org checked daily President: Julie Dewood-Rayis Vice President: Andrea Kinsinger Secretary: Beth Yarger Treasurer: Sue Waldron PTO Membership dues $3.00 per person. A membership drive is held at the beginning of each school year. Parents, teachers, community members are encouraged to join. Individuals are able to join the organization at anytime throughout the school year. COMMUNITY CLUB AWARDS (CCA) Students, parents, teachers, and community members are encouraged to shop at participating sponsors, turn in receipts to student's classroom or the elementary school office. Cash prizes are determined and awarded to participation clubs/ organizations. A copy of the receipt may be turned in when necessary. Additional points will be awarded by attending a Director's Day Lunch break. We receive 5,000 Bonus Points if you only come in to register, 10,000 Bonus Points if you register and turn in a stamped receipt from the place of business. ABC KISS Seamless Siding The Old Barn Out Back American Mall Pro-Hardware in Kalida The Andersons General Store Quick As A Wink Printing/Imageries Applebees Readmores Hallmark Dave's Market Satellite Connection Doris Dickman/Eikenberry Ins. Schumms Pharmacy

103. Chestnut Mountain Elementary School
     Butler President Elect Kathy Turner - Treasurer Sheree Crumbley - Secretary Membersat Large Angie Hanes and Gail Forrester teacher Representatives Lana  
     http://www.hallco.org/cmes/main/organizations.asp

104. Parent Teacher Organization
     Parent teacher Organization Welcome to the LeeScott PTO Web Page. AsCo-Presidents we want to thank you, the volunteer parents, that  
     http://www.lee-scott.org/parents/organizations/pto.html
     
     Extractions: Parent Teacher Organization Welcome to the Lee-Scott PTO Web Page. As Co-Presidents we want to thank you, the volunteer parents, that make our PTO such an outstanding organization. We ask you to continue your support and hard work that ensures the goal of excellence in every phase of our school. We ask you to become more involved with the PTO to accomplish our mission to further Lee-Scott Academy programs. Your time, talents and education have been and will continue to be a valuable asset that will only enhance the future of a Lee-Scott education. We will also need your ingenuity and energy to help the PTO fund additional funding not met by basic tuition. This additional funding guarantees scholastic excellence and citizenship that we expect from our great students at Lee-Scott. Thank you for all you have done in the past and in advance for the work that will make this another great year for our children at Lee-Scott Academy. Go Warriors! The PTO meets at 1:45 pm on the first Wednesday of every month. The meetings are held in Jeri Earnest's kindergarten classroom. We encourage all parents to attend. Mary Lynn Bryan and Debra Scott

105. Math And Science Teacher's Organizations: An Opportunity For Engineers
     Math and Science teacher s organizations An Opportunity for Engineers.By. How to Locate Math and Science teachers’ organizations.  
     http://www.ieeeusa.org/committees/PEC/resources/teacherorganizations.html
     
     Extractions: for Engineers By Carolyn Koenig and Rosanna Lerma Table of Contents Introduction A frequent lament of K-12 teachers is the shortage of examples of real-world applications of science and math that will make course work come alive for the students. Math and science teachers’ organizations offer a vehicle for engineers to communicate their knowledge of applications of math and science fundamentals. At teachers’ meetings they can meet K-12 educators and learn informally of their needs and concerns. They can get a view of the educational resources available from commercial, nonprofit, and government sources. Teachers’ organizations are leaders in standards development, and they are tuned in to the political scene at both the national and local level. Engineers’ involvement with these organizations can spawn a wide variety of projects to support and enhance math, science, and technology education.

106. INTER-LAKES (K-12) PARENT TEACHER ORGANIZATION
     INTERLAKES (K-12) PARENT teacher ORGANIZATION. BY-LAWS. ARTICLE I– PURPOSE. Section 1. Enrich the children’s academic and social  
     http://www.inter-lakes.k12.nh.us/iles/Organizations/PTO/amended bylaws.htm
     
     Extractions: INTER-LAKES (K-12) PARENT TEACHER ORGANIZATION BY-LAWS Section 1. Enrich the children’s academic and social experiences through programs not offered through the school’s curriculum. Section 2. Involve parents in their child’s education and encourage participation in the school. Section 3. Raise funds for the Inter-Lakes Elementary, Junior High and High School. The regular meetings of the PTO shall be held once a month, September through May, excluding December, or at the discretion of the Board of Directors. Location will be either the Inter-Lakes Elementary School or the Inter-Lakes High School, at 7:00PM, unless otherwise announced by the PTO Board of Directors. In the event of dissolution of this organization, the assets shall be distributed equally to the Inter-Lakes Elementary School, Middle School, and the Jr./Sr. High School. Any person with a child in the Inter-Lakes School District, or anyone interested in the purpose of the Inter-Lakes PTO is eligible to become a member of this organization. ARTICLE V – OFFICERS (BOARD OF DIRECTORS) Section 1.

107. Bunderson Elementary Parent Teacher Organization
     2. This Parent teacher Association shall be noncommercial, nonsectarian, and nonpartisan toone or more non-profit funds, foundations, or organizations for the  
     http://www.boxelder.k12.ut.us/Bunderson/Pages/pto.htm
     
     Extractions: Parent Teacher Association BUNDERSON PARENT TEACHER ASSOCIATION BYLAWS The name of the association is the Bunderson Parent Teacher Association. This is an association for persons interested in the welfare of students at Hervin Bunderson Elementary School located at 641 East 200 North, Brigham City, Utah. Purpose of the Association Basic Policies Duties of the Officers The Executive Committee ... Amendments PURPOSE OF THE ASSOCIATION The purposes of this Parent Teacher Association are:

108. St. James Parent/Teacher Organization
     St. James Parent/teacher Council. The St. James Catholic School PTC is an organizationof parents and teachers established to support St. James Catholic School.  
     http://stjames.catholic.org/School/Organizations/organizations.html
     
     Extractions: St. James Parent/Teacher Council The St. James Catholic School PTC is an organization of parents and teachers established to support St. James Catholic School. The PTC works to bring home and school together and is dedicated to the vision of Catholic Education. The goals of PTC include building a sound foundation for the school, encouraging positive relationships with church/school community, and offering personal, financial, and social leadership. The PTC organizes events such as the Halloween Carnival, Field Day, Teacher Appreciation Week, the Silent Auction, catalogue sale, and the end of the year uniform sale. All parents and guardians of St. James students are members. Meetings are held quarterly and the date and time are announced in the Principal's Monthly Bulletin. School Advisory Council The School Advisory Council (SAC) meets the fourth Thursday of the month at 7:00 p.m. to discuss concerns of the school. It supports and aids the Pastor and Principal in policy development, finance and budgeting, long range planning, as well as recruitment and public relations. Monthly Agenda Minutes 2002-2003 Strategic Plan Policies ... Members St. James Athletics

109. Parent Organizations
     Parentteacher Organization The Parent-teacher Organization of Wyckoff is composedof five individual PTO s representing each of the district s five schools.  
     http://www.wyckoffschools.org/distinfo/publicinfo/district/parentorganizations.h
     
     Extractions: Parent-Teacher Organization P.T.O. Coordinating Council P.T.O. Economy Shop Food for Thought ... The Community Learning Center in Wyckoff (CLCW) Parent-Teacher Organization: Coolidge Elementary PTO Lincoln Elementary PTO Sicomac Elementary PTO Washington Elementary PTO ... Eisenhower Middle School PTO The Parent-Teacher Organization of Wyckoff is composed of five individual PTO's representing each of the district's five schools. Each PTO is comprised of parents and teachers who work closely together to provide educational and social enrichment and to promote understanding and cooperation among the home, school and community. PTO members give countless hours to the schools. Some of this time is spent in the schools in activities such as assisting in the media center, being a class parent, conducting Great Books discussions, or serving special lunches. Members of the PTO's also arrange fundraisers such as Food For Thought, Gift Wrap Sales, Plant Sales, Holiday Stores, and Roller Skating Parties. Participation in events such as these can be both enjoyable and rewarding to parent and child. As a result of these activities, the PTO's were able to donate to the schools well over $150,000 in gifts. Included among these gifts were: cultural assemblies, video and computer equipment, funding for field trips and playground equipment.

110. Teachers' Organizations
     Vancouver Catholic Schools Teachers Association. Manitoba. New Brunswick. New BrunswickTeacher Exchange Program; New Brunswick Teachers Association. Newfoundland.  
     http://www.oise.utoronto.ca/~mpress/teachers.html

111. Lesson Plan - Earth Day
     Teaching plan for teachers of grades 4 6. Includes contact information for organizations that offer materials, information, and projects for protecting the environment.  
     http://teacherlink.ed.usu.edu/tlresources/units/Byrnes-celebrations/Earth Day- H
     
     Extractions: Mini-Unit Subtopic: Earth Day Grade levels: 4th through 6th Author: Becky Johnson Background: Our planet is a complex system of land, air, and water. Living things depend on each other and this system for existence. Over the thousands of years since life has existed on the earth, it has undergone some changes. The following are some of these changes: Many species became extinct before mankind made its appearance, however, since humans have existed on the earth, the extinction rate has risen dramatically. More than 4,000 species are currently considered threatened. Plant and animal life become endangered for many reasons. Forest depletion, hunting, and pollution are the most obvious factors. When an animal becomes endangered, dozens of other species can also become endangered. For example, elephants disappeared from southern Africa about 80 years ago because of hunters. Elephants continue to be hunted, mainly for their costly ivory tusks. The endangerment of elephants also has endangered such animals in their area as wildebeest and antelope who live off of the open-grassland which elephants create by eating their way through a jungle. Oxygen-producing trees and plants are being cut down for the purpose of growing foods, grazing livestock, making paper products, etc. The cutting down of forests puts forest wildlife at risk and decreases the oxygen in the air. It also defaces the natural beauty of the planet. Tropical rain forests are often cleared for farming. The soil in these forests are poor in nutrients, and within a few years the crops fail and the land is abandoned. New forests are cleared.

112. NSTA - National Science Teachers Association
     About NSTA. Your Membership. teacher Resources. Professional Info. NSTAConventions. NSTA Community. Other Visitors. Science Store Favorite  
     http://www.nsta.org/

113. PTO Today | Home Of America's 80,000 K-8 School Parent Teacher Groups
     RECEIVE EMAIL UPDATES SEARCH PTO TODAY With over 20,000 messages posted already,it s the largest parent group ideasharing resource anywhere on the Web.  
     http://www.ptotoday.com/
     
     Extractions: Probation for PTO Embezzler : Former PTO Treasurer returns $30K and gets 2 years probation for first-degree theft and tampering with records. Posted by newsupdate on June 8, 2004 02:25 PM Boston Part 2 : Archdiocese not quite sure how to proceed on parent funds at schools being closed . Church asks state attorney general for guidance. Posted by tsullivan on June 7, 2004 02:15 AM Whose Money Is It?

114. Adolescent Choral Music Education Workshops
     Resource for locating music for choirs with young musicians with changing voices. Also contains workshop opportunities for teachers and church musicians relative to working with singing organizations containing changing voices.  
     http://www.cambiatapress.com/dlcollinsusa.htm

115. Adventist Online Yearbook
     Searchable database of authoritative information re the organizations and institutions associated with the Seventhday Adventist Church, including details such as names of all credentialed ministers and teachers in the world church.  
     http://yearbook.gc.adventist.org/ast/yearbook/
     
     Extractions: Advanced Search Search: Search Instructions (The 2003 online yearbook will be available again in several weeks.) The Adventist Online Yearbook contains the primary content of the printed 2004 Yearbook including: divisions/unions/conferences, educational institutions (excluding primary), food industries, healthcare institutions; media centers; publishing houses; radio and TV stations; and Risk Management.

116. CALL On The Web
     This is a collection of links to websites of use to teachers who specialize in the field of Computer Assisted Language Learning. The collection is broken up into seven broad categories (Bibliography for CALL,organizations, Journals, Articles and Web Sites, Call Software, Call Specialists, WorldCALL Conference, Other Resources). It is a starting point which will lead you to most of the important CALL web sites.  
     http://edvista.com/claire/call.html
     
     Extractions: Bibliography for CALL Organizations Journals Articles and websites ... WorldCALL Conference TOP Integrating Computer Assisted Instruction with the Teaching of Language by Vicky Wolfe Computers in Language Learning: Possible Roles - - by Douglas Mills MOTIVATIONAL ASPECTS OF USING COMPUTERS FOR WRITING AND COMMUNICATION by Mark Warschauer Computer-Assisted Language Learning: An Introduction by Mark Warschauer Computers and language learning: An overview by Mark Warschauer and Deborah Healey A Comparison of Reading Strategies in a Computerised Reading Situation and in a Non-computerised Reading Situation master's thesis by John Trollope Teaching Grammar with CALL: Survey of Theoretical Literature by Jimmy Backer Technology-Enhanced Language Learning: Hype or Gold Mine?

117. MKM 2003 - Home Page
     Brought together math researchers, software developers, publishing companies, math organizations and teachers for exchanging their views and approaches and for pushing the field. Features location of conference proceedings. Bertinoio, Italy  
     http://www.cs.unibo.it/MKM03/
     
     Extractions: Technical U. of Berlin, Germany Mathematical Knowledge Management is an exciting new field in the intersection of mathematics and computer science. We need efficient, new techniques - based on sophisticated formal mathematics and software technology - for taking fruit of the enormous knowledge available in current mathematical sources and for organizing mathematical knowledge in a new way. On the other side, due its very nature, the realm of mathematical information looks as the best candidate for testing innovative theoretical and technological solutions for content-based systems, interoperability, management of machine understandable information, and the Semantic Web.

118. Teachers' Organizations Seek To Break Education Union Monopoly -- 06/28/1999
     Monopolies are bad, and that includes union monopolies like the one in education but some organizations are struggling to give teachers more choice.  
     http://www.cnsnews.com/Culture/Archive/1998-2000/CUL19990628a.html
     
     Extractions: (CNS) - Recently dismissed by American Federation of Teachers president Sandra Feldman as insignificant, non-union teachers' organizations are nonetheless a rapidly growing alternative to the AFT's and National Educational Association's power over issues like teacher's pay, charter schools, and curriculum revisions. These organizations, such as the 46,000 member Professional Association of Georgia Educators (PAGE), the 94,000 member Association of Texas Professional Educators (ATPE), and the 42,000 member Missouri State Teacher's Association (MSTA) have come together to "provide teachers with a choice about whether or not to join their state union," Larry Comers of ATPE told CNSNews.com.

119. DATCU
     Dallas. Membership is open to select employer groups and organizations in North Texas.  
     http://www.datcu.org/

120. Classroom Teachers Federal Credit Union
     Louisville. Serves select educational groups and organizations.  
     http://www.classact.org/

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