Extractions: Directories ... Periodicals This resource guide is a selected list of sources available in the Peabody Library and/or online relating to education in Tennessee, including Metro Nashville. Further materials may be found by searching on ACORN using subject headings like education education, higher statistics achievement tests (and so on), combined with tennessee Directory of Personnel and Services. Nashville, TN: The Schools.
Extractions: The Post-Baccalaureate Teaching Internship serves approximately 350 students each year who spend a full school year as interns in local and regional schools. Interns conform to the schedule of their placement rather than the university calendar. They immerse themselves in the life of the school and work alongside experienced, successful mentor teachers. As the interns gain experience and increased competence, they become "extra" teachers and are able to "give back" to the school through their extended time and service. Tennessee Valley Professional Development Consortium coordinates the activities of the College's 13 Professional Development Schools. PDS is a partnership effort between the College and an individual school to improve the preparation and induction of novice teachers. University and school-based faculty teach interns at the PDS site and also participate in joint professional development activities with school personnel. The Consortium is led by a steering committee composed of classroom teachers, principals, and college faculty.
Extractions: Outreach Teaching Outreach Research Outreach Service Contact ... Home he College of Arts and Sciences which comprises the humanities and fine arts, the social sciences, and the natural sciences is the largest academic unit in the state's land grant research university. Thus, academic outreach in the College is global in its scope and impact, reflecting the richness and diversity of the more than 500 faculty in the 24 academic departments, three schools, five centers, two institutes, and thirteen interdisciplinary programs under the College's administrative purview. The College's resources and opportunities for outreach are of such magnitude that the College has dedicated staff on the dean's administrative team whose responsibility is to provide direction of academic outreach within the college. The College has built a long and distinguished record of leadership in academic outreach through the integration of the missions of teaching, research, creative activity, and service. More than just a vehicle for extending faculty expertise to the larger community, outreach is a bridge connecting the College and the community. This partnership between the College and the community is established through a host of external relationships which enable citizens to become valued collaborators in the advancement of knowledge and in seeking solutions to society's most pressing problems. Arts and Sciences faculty engage the community through a wide variety of activities and programs of outreach teaching, outreach research, and outreach service.
Extractions: An Equal Opportunity Employer Hamilton County Schools and the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga are pleased with our collaborative Alternative Certification Program. We accept applications between November and January of each year for new cohorts. We leave current information on the website during other months for information only. The deadline for each cohort is January 31. There are no exceptions. Thank you for your interest.
Johnson County Tennessee Schools Writing Initiative student writing and increasing k12 discussion about view the Writing Benchmarks for Johnson County schools. here to visit the tennessee s Writing Assessment http://www.jocoed.k12tn.net/Additional/Writing.htm
Extractions: After an initial period of development and planning of scoring rubrics, teachers will begin assessing students in writing near the end of each nine-weeks term in grades K-8 and every 4.5 weeks in grades 9-12 (due to block scheduling). A planning committee of teachers from grades K-12 will guide the program's evolvement with the ultimate goal of preparing students for the state's writing assessment in grades 4, 7, and 11.
Johnson County, Tennessee Schools Curriculum And Instruction Technology Integration Connect tennessee Students Internet Program Currently implemented k12 Writing Benchmarks of Colleges and schools (SACS) SACS http://www.jocoed.k12tn.net/Additional/curriculum.htm
Extractions: Johnson County Schools offers a variety of programming and curricular offerings for grades Kindergarten through 12th grade and vocational school. Listed below are current initiatives and links that teachers and administrators feel will enhance classroom instruction, increase student achievement, and help us meet our goal of offering Johnson County's students opportunities to learn and grow in a safe, positive environment.
Comptroller Of The Treasury - Audits And Reports k12 Education Audits Reports. January 2004, Teaching to empty desks the effects of truancy in tennessee schools, Office of Education Accountability. http://www.comptroller.state.tn.us/k12rpt.htm
Extractions: A Legislative Briefing Paper Office of Education Accountability August 2003 Zero Tolerance in Tennessee Schools: an update Office of Education Accountability July 2003 Funding Public Schools: Is the BEP Adequate? Office of Education Accountability Jaunuary 2003 Statewide Summary: Tennessee Schools on Notice Office of Education Accountability September 2002 System Reports for Schools on Notice 2001 Office of Education Accountability August 2002 School Capital Funding: Tennessee in a National Context
2003 Tennessee No Child Left Behind State Report 2003 tennessee No Child Left Behind. Refer to your system/school for listed Target schools or schools that missed a federal benchmark in at least one area for http://tennessee.gov/k-12/ayp03.asp
Extractions: Skip to Content. Home Directories Tests ... Contact Us Main content begins below. 2003 Tennessee No Child Left Behind Refer to your system/school for listed "Target Schools" or schools that missed a federal benchmark in at least one area for the first year. There are no sanctions for target schools. The Department of Education offers technical assistance to help keep target schools from becoming high priority schools. How is Progress Measured What Happens to Schools that don't Meet Federal Benchmarks? Key Points about Target Schools Frequently Asked Questions ... State Select District ALAMO ALCOA ANDERSON COUNTY ATHENS BEDFORD COUNTY BELLS BENTON COUNTY BLEDSOE COUNTY BLOUNT COUNTY BRADFORD BRADLEY COUNTY BRISTOL CAMPBELL COUNTY CANNON COUNTY CARTER COUNTY CHEATHAM COUNTY CHESTER COUNTY CLAIBORNE COUNTY CLAY COUNTY CLEVELAND CLINTON COCKE COUNTY COFFEE COUNTY COVINGTON CITY CROCKETT COUNTY CUMBERLAND COUNTY DAVIDSON COUNTY DAYTON DEKALB COUNTY DECATUR COUNTY DICKSON COUNTY DYER COUNTY DYERSBURG ELIZABETHTON ETOWAH FAYETTE COUNTY FAYETTEVILLE FENTRESS COUNTY FRANKLIN CITY FRANKLIN COUNTY GIBSON COUNTY SPECIAL DISTRICT GILES COUNTY GRAINGER COUNTY GREENE COUNTY GREENEVILLE GRUNDY COUNTY HAMBLEN COUNTY HAMILTON COUNTY HANCOCK COUNTY HARDEMAN COUNTY HARDIN COUNTY HARRIMAN HAWKINS COUNTY HAYWOOD COUNTY HENDERSON COUNTY HENRY COUNTY HICKMAN COUNTY HOLLOW ROCK-BRUCETON HOUSTON COUNTY HUMBOLDT HUMPHREYS COUNTY HUNTINGDON JACKSON COUNTY JACKSON-MADISON COUNTY JEFFERSON COUNTY
K-12 Schools With LD Programs, USA The Churchill School (Grades k12) 301 East 29th Street New York, NY 10016 212-722 0429 215-862-5261 215-862-3366 (fax) adm@solebury.pvt.k12.pa.us http tennessee. http://www.ldresources.com/resources/k-12.html
Extractions: Site Info Articles Resources Discussion ... Resources > K-12 Schools with LD Programs, USA This is not an exhaustive list. If you know of a K-12 school in the United States that serves people with learning disabilities that is not on this list, or if you have corrections for information already on the list I'd appreciate hearing from you richard@ldresources.com . Please read the Guidelines for sending information to be included on this list. Thank you. Use the back button (left arrow button) on your browser to return here after clicking on a state in this list. Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas ... Wyoming You can discuss any aspect of formal (or informal) education in our Education Discussion Forum Bayside Academy
K-12 Education Homepage Dell offers k12 schools a wide variety of tools, resources and solutions to tennessee State Flag, Welcome to the tennessee Educational Store. The pricing on http://www1.us.dell.com/content/default.aspx?c=us&cs=RC957124&l=en&s=k12
Schools K-12 In Knoxville tennessee School for the Deaf A k-12 school serving deaf and hard of hearing students in the state of tennessee. Middle schools Carter Middle School Cedar http://www.knoxvilletennessee.com/edu-schools.html
Extractions: Accommodations Arts and Crafts Automotive Bridges Business Cemeteries Churches Community Culture Demographics Disability Resources Education Email Directory Employment Entertainment Festivals Finance Golf Government Health and Medical History Internet Services Lakes Legal Libraries Media Melting Pot Mines Movies Museums News Organizations Performing Arts Real Estate Recreation Religious Restaurants Ridges Science and Technology Shopping Smoky Mountains Social Services Sports Theatres Towers Transportation Travel Weather Vendors Knox County Magnet Programs - Building on basic skills and concepts, magnet school students use advanced technologies and community resources to explore significant ideas and produce sophisticated products. Focusing on a specific theme, each magnet school provides innovative programs which bridge the past and prepare for the future.
State Regulation Of Private Schools - Tennessee Schooling There are two sets of procedures for home schooling in tennessee. register with churchrelated schools to conduct home schools in grades k-12. http://www.ed.gov/pubs/RegPrivSchl/tennesse.html
Extractions: A r c h i v e d I n f o r m a t i o n State Regulation of Private Schools - June 2000 Registration/Licensing/Accreditation: Recordkeeping/Reports: Length of School Year/Day: Curriculum: Special Education: Health: Safety: Home Schooling: Home school students entering public schools are treated as students entering from other non-approved schools regarding credit for work transferred and examinations that may be required. State Board of Education Rule No. 0520-1-2-03 (11). No diplomas or certificates of attendance are given by Tennessee to students who are home schooled. Independent Home Schools: Parents or legal guardians conducting an independent home school must register their child by August 1 of each year with the superintendent of schools. There is a provision for late registration and possible payment of a late fee. Parents or legal guardians conducting an independent home school must have a high school diploma or a GED to teach grades K-8 or a BA to teach grades 9-12. Parents or legal guardians conducting an independent home school may subscribe to any curriculum they choose. Students must attend a minimum of four hours of school per day for 180 days per year. Attendance records are sent to the Superintendent at the end of the school year.
Education Education k12 (Spanish-language version available; includes awesome clipart f0r kids). Private Secondary schools (College prep, special needs). tennessee Public http://www.jmcl.tn.org/education.htm
Extractions: Vocational, Technical, Business Schools General Education Index (Annotated guide to the best education-related sites on the Web, sorted by subject and life-stage) Family Education Network (Addresses concerns that will interest you and your family. Financial, social and educational issues) National Library of Education Peterson's Education Center (K-12, universities and academic programs. Searchable. Worldwide. Education super site.) Web Teacher (Your source of web knowledge from Tech Corps) U.S. Department of Education Tennessee Department of Education ( School Web sites, reports, financial aid, more) Statistics Education Statistics at a Glance (from National Center for Education Statistics) Tennessee Statistics and Reports Periodicals Black Collegian Online Chronicle of Higher Education Education Week on the Web Adult Education Elderhostel PBS Adult Learning Service Distance Learning Distance Learning on the Net Peterson's Distance Learning Telecampus (info about online educational programs, catalog of online classes)
2004 Grantees : 2004 BFA Grantees In Tennessee Wisconsin. 2004 tennessee Grantees. In 2004, the Beaumont Foundation of America awarded technology equipment grants to eight schools in tennessee. k12 schools. http://www.bmtfoundation.com/bfa/us/public/en/yearbook/2004grantees/tennessee.ht
Extractions: Introduction Arizona Arkansas Connecticut ... South Carolina Tennessee Utah Vermont Wisconsin In 2004, the Beaumont Foundation of America awarded technology equipment grants to eight schools in Tennessee. K-12 Schools East Lincoln Elementary, Tullahoma 21st Century Academy, Chattanooga Chuckey Elementary School, Chuckey Kirkpatrick Elementary, Nashville Oneida High School, Oneida Fort Loudoun Middle School, Loudon The King's Daughters' School, Columbia Raleigh Egypt High School, Mempis
Media Advisory to obtain adequate state funding for tennessee s k12 public schools tennessee Association of Secondary School Principals (TASSP Roach, roachg@ten-nash.ten-k12.us. http://www.tsba.net/abouttsba/Coalition/coalition_media.html
Extractions: In unprecedented action, representatives from Tennessee's major statewide K-12 education organizations met in Nashville on April 15 and officially formed the Coalition for Tennessee's Future. The group’s purpose is to obtain adequate state funding for Tennessee's K-12 public schools. Coalition Chairman Tony Lancaster (Tennessee Organization of School Superintendents) stated, "We hope to impress on everyone that the future of Tennessee depends on the quality of education we give our children. People need to know that we all lose when schools lose." Coalition officers are Tony Lancaster Chairman Jesse Register Vice Chairman Emily Stinson Secretary Jack Barnes Treasurer Although additional members are expected to join shortly, current members of the Coalition for Tennessee's Future are listed below. Member Organization Contact Person Contact Information Association of Indepandent and Municipal School Districts (AIMS) Janice Shelby shelbyjmarie@aol.com
NEED State And Local Programs - S Through W is designed to promote energy education in grades k12. services are provided to tennessee teachers and Education Training Conferences for schools to introduce http://www.need.org/programs/s_w.htm
Extractions: Working in partnership with the SC Department of Health and Environmental Control and the SC Energy Office, the NEED Project participates in the Energy2Learn Workshop hosted each July for educators across the state. More than 300 teachers participate in program and receive NEED memberships, NEED hands-on curriculum units, the Action for a Cleaner Tomorrow South Carolina Environmental Education curriculum, and much more. NEED Lead Teachers conduct workshops across the state to expand the program. All NEED materials have been correlated to the South Carolina science education standards. The Palmetto Energy Awards Program is offered to students in grades K-12.
Chamber Of Commerce - Rutherford County, Tennessee County schools Grades k12. Rutherford County Board of Education 2240 South Park Boulevard Murfreesboro, tennessee 37128 (615) 893-5812 www.rcs.k12.tn.us. http://www.rutherfordchamber.org/chamber.cfm?cat=20&chamber_info=1&sub_cat=16
