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Harlingen, Texas: Kgbt-Tv, Marine Military Academy, Harlingen High School, Texas State Technical College System, Rio Grande Valley Whitewings High Schools in Cameron County, Texas: Marine Military Academy, Harlingen High School, Saint Joseph Academy United States Air Force Basic Military Training School Lackland AFB, Texas (Color Reprint) 1944 Yearbook: Texas Military Institute, San Antonio, Texas (Black & White Reprint) 1945 Yearbook: Texas Military Institute, San Antonio, Texas (Color Reprint) 1942 Yearbook: Texas Military Institute, San Antonio, Texas Program for Graduation Exercises, Medical Administrative Corps Officer Candidate School, Medical Replacement Training Center, Camp Barkeley, Texas by Medical Replacement Training Center at Camp Barkeley Texas, 1943 (Black & White Reprint) 1947 Yearbook: Peacock Military Academy, San Antonio, Texas (Color Reprint) 1947 Yearbook: Peacock Military Academy, San Antonio, Texas Road to San Jacinto: Texas Gains Independence (Perspectives on History (Econo-Clad)) by Mary Dodson Wade, 2001-10 Sam Houston: I Am Houston (Texas Heroes For Young Readers) by Mary Dodson Wade, 2009-04-01 Alamo: Victory or Death on the Texas Frontier (America's Living History) by Karen Clemens Warrick, 2008-07 The Royal Air Force in Texas: Training British Pilots in Terrell during World War II (War and the Southwest) by Tom Killebrew, 2003-10-10 The Alamo: The Battle for Texas (Milestones in American History) by Shane Mountjoy, 2009-01-30

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41. Montana & High Plains TTT - Information For Schools
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    Extractions: Information for Schools According to the report titled “ Who Will Teach Montana’s Children ” published in February 2001 for the Certification Standards and Practices Advisory Council (CSPAC) of the Montana Board of Public Education, Montana will need to hire roughly 909 new teachers each year for the several years. The report also indicates that only about 265 of those annual vacancies can be expected to be filled by recent graduates from the eight institutions within the state offering teacher education programs. In short, as you are undoubtedly aware, many of Montana’s schools can expect to have a difficult time filling their available positions. Nationally, the situation is quite similar. The document " The Supply and Demand of Elementary and Secondary School Teachers in the United States ", an ERIC digest published in 1999, indicates that 2.2 million additional teachers will need to be hired nationally to keep pace with teacher retirements and the growth in student populations. The Troops-to-Teachers program, managed by the Defense Activity for Non-Traditional Support (DANTES) for the U.S. Department of Education, was initially established in 1993 to address force restructuring in the military by assisting retiring and separating active duty military personnel transition to new careers in public education. The military drawdown is over and the program has been redefined to address the actual and projected nationwide teacher shortage. The Troops-to-Teachers program persists not just because it continues to fill a need, but because it fills that need with an accomplished population that has added to the diversity and success of the teachers in the classroom.

42. OnTheWeb.com: Military Schools
    Marine military Academy The Marine military Academy of Harlingen, texas is a private, college prep school for young boys in grades 8 12.  
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43. AFTB
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44. Air Force Officer Disciplined....
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    Extractions: A US Air Force officer in California recently accused President Bush of deliberately allowing the September 11 terror attacks to take place. The officer has been relieved of his command and faces further discipline. The controversy surrounding Lt. Col. Steve Butler's letter to the editor, in which he affirmed that Bush did nothing to warn the American people because he "needed this war on terrorism," received scant coverage in the media. Universally ignored by the press, however, was that the officer was not merely expressing a personal opinion. He was in a position to have direct knowledge of contacts between the US military and some of the hijackers in the period before the terrorist attacks that destroyed the World Trade Center and damaged the Pentagon. Lieutenant Colonel Butler, who wrote in a letter to the editor of the Monterey County Herald charging that "Bush knew about the impending attacks," was vice chancellor for student affairs at the Defense Language Institute in Monterey, California — a US military facility that one or more of the hijackers reportedly attended during the 1990s. In his May 26 letter to the newspaper, Butler responded to Bush supporters, who had written the paper opposing the congressional investigation into the September 11 events. He wrote:

45. Texas Military News - Media Monitoring Service By EIN News
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46. FOXNews.com - You Decide 2004 - War Takes Toll On Military Kids
    many teachers, some of whom are military spouses themselves Middle School in El Paso, texas, which serves has three children in the local schools, including one  
    http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,119887,00.html
    
    Extractions: War on Terror search Fort Hood search ), the largest Army base in the country. Critchfield told Foxnews.com of numerous teens who have stopped coming to school altogether. Of the 396 expected graduates this June, 75 to 80 have already either dropped out or have skipped too much school to graduate on time, she said. Such are the circumstances for schools connected to the many installations across the country that have been rotating troops since Sept. 11, 2001. Currently, about 135,000 American troops are serving in Iraq, several thousand are deployed in Afghanistan, and still thousands more are in the Gulf region or other hotspots across the globe. Military Children in Transition and Deployment search ), said the Pentagon has no firm data for the number of children, including those whose parents are serving in the National Guard and Reserves, directly affected by current deployments. Recent reports have put the number served by public schools at close to 650,000. School officials say because of their location outside of major military installments, they have always been prepared for transitory issues, since children frequently come to and go from the school district when their parents are transferred. But the war has tested the skills of many teachers, some of whom are military spouses themselves.

47. Texas A&M University Corps Of Cadets - About The Corps
    With Army, Air Force, and Navy/Marine ROTC instruction available, texas A M is one of the few schools to offer military commissions in all branches of service.  
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    Extractions: Cadet Life The Corps of Cadets teaches leadership within the framework of a military organization. The Corps has its own distinctive uniform, dedicated residence halls and dining facility, the Sam Houston Sanders Corps of Cadets Center-a museum-like meeting hall-and its own unique organizations. All cadets are assured of availability of on-campus housing, an added benefit of Corps membership. Students who join the Corps enjoy a 'best of both worlds' atmosphere, living in a military academy environment while attending classes with the rest of their fellow students at a contemporary major university. Cadet commissioned and non-commissioned officers direct the daily Corps routine, under supervision of the Commandant of Cadets and his staff. The Corps lives together in cadet units, holds daily formations, marches to meals, conducts marching drills and physical training, and participates in other military-style activities.

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    Sadly, as has been the case at the service academies, VMI The Citadel, texas military Institute and a hundred other similar schools, the opening of the doors  
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51. Teen Programs| List Of Military Schools
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52. Teen Programs| Texas Military Institute - Military Schools - Texas
    Program Information. texas military Institute, TX. Founded in 1893, TMI is the oldest Episcopal Churchsponsored college-preparatory school in the Southwest.  
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    Extractions: Program Information Texas Military Institute, TX. Founded in 1893, TMI is the oldest Episcopal Church-sponsored college-preparatory school in the Southwest. TMI’s vision is unique, bold, and timely. At a time when the independent school world seems to be more concerned with “being all things to all people,” TMI stands out because the mission of the school drives our program and sets our standards. The mission of TMI is to provide an excellent educational community, with values based on the teachings of Jesus Christ, challenging motivated students to develop their full potential in service and leadership. Our goal is to produce servant leaders who are compassionate, selfless, responsible, enlightened, and inspired to go out and change the world. While we acknowledge that we are a college preparatory school, we do not limit our identity to achievements based on such statistics as Advanced Placement scores, SAT averages, and college placement. We do embrace and celebrate the idea of academic accomplishments, yet we are committed as much to the formation of the Christian character as to providing a premier academic experience. Academics TMI provides its students with a classic, fundamental college-preparatory education. In addition to the core curriculum, students are required to take one year of fine arts, and one year of religion. The Middle School program follows a similar track and includes a strong study skills component to prepare students for success in the upper grades.

53. The Texas State Senate: Video And Audio Archives
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    Extractions: Video and Audio Archives [2002] Live Archives What's New Archives Radio Archived audio recordings of Senate floor and committee proceedings are broadcast via the internet in RealAudio format. You will need RealPlayer to listen. You can download it from RealNetwork's web site for free. Follow the instructions included with the download. If you are having problems, check our FAQ for help. Check our Hearings Page for upcoming meeting information. This audio programming is produced by the Texas Senate. Chapter 306, Government Code, prohibits the use of audio or visual materials produced by the Texas Legislature in any political advertising. Violators may be subject to a civil penalty up to $5,000 for each violation. Jan Feb Mar Apr ... Dec December 2002 Dec.19 Sen. Ogden's press conference on "Holiday Traffic Safety" Dec.16 The Legislative Oversight Committee for Electronic Government Dec.13 Senate Special Committee on State Employee Compensation and Benefits Dec.12 Joint Legislative Oversight of Electric Utility Restructuring Committee Dec.10 Sunset Advisory Commission Dec.3

54. The University Of Texas System - TMDSAS - Texas Residency
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    Extractions: Application Status of Application Documents Applicant ... TMDSAS Home TEXAS RESIDENCY You must be a resident of Texas at the time of application to be eligible for the Texas resident applicant pool. Residency will be determined by applying the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board Rules and Regulations for Determining Residence Status at the time of application. TMDSAS does not presume residency. If eligibility for reclassification occurs after the deadline for filing an application, but before enrollment in medical or dental school, the applicant will be considered a non-resident for application purposes. If Texas residency is questionable, it will be necessary to complete a Residence Questionnaire so that proper residency may be determined. A copy of the Questionnaire may be obtained from the Application Service. You may also download and print the University of Texas at Austin Residency Questionnaire: http://www.utexas.edu/student/giac/residency.html#downloadrq

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56. American Forces Press Service
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57. Military Child Education Coalition Links For Students, Parents
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58. NewsHour Extra : The Ups And Downs Of Being A 'Military Brat' -- February 23, 20
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    Extractions: After the death of three soldiers in Iraq, the residents in their hometown of Centralia, Wash., have begun to measure their political loyalties against the realities of war. Military families at Fort Carson, Colorado struggle with the challenges of having loved ones deployed for an uncertain length of time Browse the NewsHour's coverage of military NewsHour Extra: Shoemaker High School Fort Hood Extra is not responsible for the content of external Internet sites The Ups and Downs of Being a 'Military Brat' Posted: 02.23.03 Aldrin Muya, a junior at Shoemaker High School outside Fort Hood, Tx. shares his pride in being part of a military family. Every day when I wake up in the morning and go to school, it gives me great honor to know that I am going to school with not just ordinary kids, but unique kids. They may look like the average schoolgirl or schoolboy, but there is something special about them - they are military brats. Some people may think military brats are treated better just because they have a parent in the armed services. This stereotype is incorrect. There are no mints on our pillows.

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