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Extractions: Contact Us ... Report of the Head Start 2010 National Advisory Panel The Hat is where it's at: National PTA Joins the NEA's 2004 Read Across America Celebration! To accomplish this mass bedecking, NEA is encouraging reading events all across the country where groups who typically wear hats for their profession or for fun can exchange their regular hats for a reading hat and spend time reading to or with children. Picture coal miners in a West Virginia mine, cowboys at a Kansas City rodeo, chefs in a famed Louisiana restaurant, auto workers at a Tennessee Saturn plant all changing their own headgear to be ready for reading on March 2. This is a great opportunity for PTAs to invite parents and community members into classrooms to talk about the different hats they wear and the role reading plays in their lives.
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Extractions: Parents Learn to be Tutors From the Great Smoky Mountains in the east to the Mississippi River in the west, Tennessee is one long, narrow state of contrasts. Cities such as Nashville and Knoxville may be thriving, but many rural counties remain plagued by high levels of illiteracy and unemployment. To help narrow the prosperity gap, the Tennessee Literacy Coalition (TLC) has harnessed one of the state's best-known natural resources-its volunteer spirit-to launch Tennessee Reads. A series of tutor-training workshops across the state has drawn community volunteers, Federal Work-Study students, and parents in welfare-to-work programs. The need to improve literacy rates is the one thing that Blount County, in the east end of the state, and Dyer and McNairy Counties, in the west, have in common. The percentage of adults with less than a high school education in these counties ranges from 32 percent to 45 percent, and national comparisons of second-grade reading scores in 1997 placed the counties below the 55th percentile. Even before the America Reads Challenge, however, TLC was working to improve these numbers. "We already had in place a statewide literacy program to use AmeriCorps and VISTA volunteers to recruit tutors and develop tutoring sites," says Meg Nugent, Executive Director of TLC. "But America Reads gave our National Service learning project a jump start that we wouldn't have had otherwise. It has allowed us to expand our tutor-training capacity across the state."
Extractions: As of January 1, 2001, the concept of "custody" disappeared from most of Tennessee's law books. This was a direct result of our new "parenting plan" legislation. As understanding of this law evolves, every judge and family law attorney across the state will for years to come struggle with its interpretation. To many clients' dissatisfaction, the exact answer to a particular question may not exist until a Judge rules on the issue. Even then, the Judge's decision has no precedential effect unless the Court of Appeals affirms it. This article is designed to provide a basic introduction to the new law and, thus, will not address everything you need to know. Your lawyer will need to answer your remaining questions, at least as far as they can be answered at this point. Creating this permanent parenting plan can be procedurally challenging. If there is not immediate agreement between the parties, mandatory mediation is an extra step that a party can request or a court can impose. For those parents seeking divorce who can get along, this should not pose a serious problem, only a few extra headaches. For those parents who cannot agree and do not get along, a serious investment of time and resources will be needed. In theory, this investment should pay dividends in the long run, reducing the need and expense of returning to the court system when conflicts arise.
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Extractions: TIPS School Tennessee Infant Parent Services TIPS is a Department of Education organization that provides home-based early intervention services for children with special needs from birth to the age of three. A trained Parent Advisor visits each family on a weekly basis for a one-hour session. The Parent Advisor assesses the goals and needs for the family and tailors a program designed to achieve these goals. Because families have varied needs, the TIPS program is unique to each family. TIPS serves children with hearing and vision impairment as well as children with multiple disabilities. TIPS also serves children with developmental delays or medical conditions. There are currently over 600 Parent Advisors that serve over 5,000 special needs children throughout the state of Tennessee. Qualifying For TIPS This service is provided free to families, and is offered by the Tennessee Department of Education. Participation in the program is completely voluntary and is offered to children from birth to three who reside in the State of Tennessee and meet the state definition of developmental delays. Instructional Programs A trained Parent Advisor visits the home once a week to train and give support to the parents. The TIPS Parent Advisor uses the SKI*HI curriculum, which is described below:
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Extractions: Related links of interest: Regional:North America:United States:Education:School Districts Alcoa City Schools - K-12 public school system. Video presentation about the schools, academic calendar, links to individual schools, and other information. Anderson County Schools - Information, departments, and rules and policies. Athens City Schools - K-9 system, with five schools in the City of Athens. Includes system calendar and links to individual schools. Bedford County Department of Education - Includes administrative and curriculum information, links to individual schools, and other news and information. Bledsoe County Schools - Information, board of education information, technology information and curriculum. Blount County Schools - Includes calendar, links to individual schools, and links to educational websites. Bradley County Schools - Site has school calendar and discusses school system. Bristol Tennessee City Schools - System information and links to individual schools. Campbell County Public Schools - Operates 11 elementary schools, 2 middle schools, 2 comprehensive secondary schools, an alternative school, and an adult high school. School calendar, policies, and other information.
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Extractions: Children's Health Pediatrics - Children who become ill or are injured need a hospital that recognizes their special needs. No one likes to think of a child being sick or hurt - but illness and accidents are part of childhood. When it's necessary for your child to have treatment, surgery, or tests, our Pediatric Unit provides just the right place, the right equipment, and the right people. The true value of our unit lies in the expertise of its pediatricians and its nurses. Our staff is chosen with children in mind, and their comfort is the number one priority. Each child is cared for as an entire person, with their physical, emotional, and psychological needs met. Little General, the tall blue spotted puppy, is our mascot. He appears at community events to promote health and safety and is often seen on the unit cheering up sick children. Wherever he goes, children light up and wrap their arms around him. Kids just love Little General. POPS (Pediatric Orientation Program) tours are designed for young children to better acquaint them with a hospital. The fears of being admitted to a hospital are lessened by becoming more familiar with our Pediatric Unit and its staff. School groups and scouts as well as other organized groups may take advantage of a POPS tour by calling 731-425-6751.
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Extractions: October 2003: Responding to the growing need for increased parent and teacher communication, Parent Leadership Associates has created a workshop and trainer's guide that enable parent leaders, community organizers and educators to fortify relationships between parents and teachers through focused discussions on how they can work together to improve education in their community. See release September 2003: See article September 2003: The Prichard Committee's Commonwealth Institute for Parent Leadership was recently featured in a Greatschool.net article, which highlighted successful parent involvement programs across the country. See article September 2003: See article June 2003: A two-volume series of guides on school data released by Parent Leadership Associates (PLA) will help parent leaders and school activists close the persistent achievement gaps among different groups of students. The do-it-yourself guides will allow citizens to see for themselves how their schools are performing in up to 20 categories. See release June 2003: See the cover of the brochure (PDF, 1MB)
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Extractions: Students and staff at Battle Academy for Teaching and Learning are shooting for the stars! This downtown magnet school is one of 50 schools across the nation - and the only one in Hamilton County - to be named a NASA Explorer School. NASA astronaut Lt. Col. Lee Archambault recently visited Battle Academy for the official announcement. Through a three-year partnership, NASA officials will work with the local school to incorporate NASA's latest research and missions to space as a way to inspire students to learn math, science, technology and geography. Both the students and staff say the NASA partnership is out of this world!
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Extractions: Extension Home Local Offices People Search Extension Administration ... Related Links ennessee families are currently facing many problems. Extension faculty are teaching the citizens of Tennessee how to make sound decisions about the wise use of their resources; educating Tennesseans about health-promoting behaviors; and encouraging individual development to help people reach their full potential in parenting, family relations and personal growth. Please contact your county Extension office to learn more about what programs are available in your area.
