81. Webdoc9 Willis Brewer s alabama, Her History, Resources, War Record and Public Men, publishedin 1872 has more on the early vocational Tom Orr vocational School. Links. http://www.pinebelt.net/~ccpl/webdoc9.html

Choctaw County Public Library Butler, AL USA Town of Butler , Alabama Butler City Hall · 114 North Academy Ave. · Butler, AL 36904 Telephone 205-459-3795 · Fax 205-459-2511 Clerk: Lana R. Stafford Alabama map with Choctaw County in red Choctaw County map with the county seat Officials: Mayor Ben W. Smith Council Members Terri Allen, Bill Bledsoe, John Boney, Jr., Mirian Heaton, Kenny Mosley Police Chief : Kenneth Thomas The Butler City Council meets on the 2 nd and 4 th Tuesday of each month at 6PM at the City Hall. The Town of Butler Utilities Board meets on the 2 nd and 4 th Tuesday of each month at 5PM at the City Hall. Library The Choctaw County Public Library in Butler is open Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, from 9am to 7pm. It is located next door to the Butler Town Hall and Police Station, and across the street from Hardee's. Phone 205-459-2542 Fax 205-459-4122 e-mail address ccpl@pinebelt.net Summer Reading Program June and July Miscellaneous facts Choctaw County Seat Population 1,752 Volunteer Fire Dept. Class 5 911 Service Tree City USA Urban Forester, Colin Conner

82. J.F.Drake State Technical College founded in 1961 as Huntsville State vocational Technical School. In 1962, the institutionwas established on a 30acre plot donated by alabama A M University. http://www.petersons.com/blackcolleges/profiles/jfdrake.asp?sponsor=2904

83. West Alabama Chapter Of The American Red Cross County High School (205) 6957717 Lamar County Area vocational School (205)695 West alabama Gazette (205) 662-4296 Lamar County Leader (205) 698-8148 http://www.redcross.org/al/tuscaloosa/lamar.htm

Full Site Menu Home Blood Services Board Members Community Education Course Regsitration Donate Now Emergency Services Financial Planning Tips History Job Postings News Plus Onsite Work Place Safety Planned Giving Special Events Volunteer Contact Us D O N A T E N O W Support your Red Cross V O L U N T E E R Join the team T I P S Financial planning C O U R S E S How to register C A R E E R S Job postings N E W S P L U S Latest News C O N T A C T U S We Want To Hear From You Cross The Community Lamar County Red Cross Blood Pressure Screenings Major Industries Education Local Government ... Blood Drives Population – Beaverton Detroit Kennedy Millport Sulligent Vernon Historical Highlights Vernon is also the home of the "Robin Hood of Train Robbers, Rube Burrows. Burrows held-up and robbed eight passenger trains, four in Texas, one in Arkansas, two in Mississippi and one in Alabama between 1886 and 1890. It is estimated that his total take was approximately $20,000, which would be valued ant more than $100,000 today. He was killed in a shootout while attempting to escape from jail in Linden in 1890. Red Cross Shelters Detroit Church of Christ Detroit City Hall Holly Grove Baptist Church Kingsville Church of Christ Millport Baptist Church Riverside Baptist Church

84. West Alabama Chapter Of The American Red Cross Arvin Industries Fayette Area vocational School Fayette Cotton Mills 6959728 LamarCounty High School (205) 695 largest public folk art collection in alabama. http://www.redcross.org/al/tuscaloosa/fayette.htm

Full Site Menu Home Blood Services Board Members Community Education Course Regsitration Donate Now Emergency Services Financial Planning Tips History Job Postings News Plus Onsite Work Place Safety Planned Giving Special Events Volunteer Contact Us D O N A T E N O W Support your Red Cross V O L U N T E E R Join the team T I P S Financial planning C O U R S E S How to register C A R E E R S Job postings N E W S P L U S Latest News C O N T A C T U S We Want To Hear From You Cross The Community Fayette County Red Cross Blood Pressure Screenings Major Industries Education Local Government ... Blood Drives Population – Belk Berry Fayette Glen Allen Historical Highlights Red Cross Shelters Berry Elementary School Berry High School Bevill State Community College Fayette Elementary School Fayette High School Fayette Middle School Hubbertville High School Mt. Vernon Community Center

85. Facilities Position Vacancies An accredited post secondary vocational or technical school diploma required.At least one alabama State License in horticulture required. http://www.hrm.uab.edu/Employment/MaintFacilJobs.asp

Maintenance and Facilities Support Job Vacancies Please be advised that non-academic vacancies at UAB do not have pre-determined closing dates for applications unless specified in the vacancy notice. Vacancies may be closed at any time sufficient qualified candidates have been identified or a specific individual has been hired. In addition, some of the following job titles are representative of multiple vacancies for which the University continuously recruits. Therefore, they may remain posted from week to week. Some openings may have been filled between updates. Please feel free to contact the UAB Employment Office at 205-934-5246 to confirm the status of any of these positions. You must submit an application packet when applying for jobs listed on this page. The packet is located at the link near the bottom of this web page. Simply select the appropriate link and print the packet of forms. Complete the forms and submit them along with your resume to the address given below. This action requires Adobe Acrobat® Reader. If you do not have Adobe Acrobat® Reader, select the icon below, download the FREE program and return to this web page. THE FOLLOWING JOBS ARE POSTED BY THE REQUISITION NUMBER AND JOBLINE DATE. WHEN APPLYING FOR POSITIONS, PLEASE REFER TO THE REQUISITION NUMBER AND JOB TITLE.

86. Rainsville, Alabama Detailed Profile - Travel And Real Estate Info, Jobs, Hotels UNIVERSITY OF alabama IN HUNTSVILLE (about 58 miles school in Rainsville DEKALBVOCATIONAL SCHOOL (Location 409 Public primary/middle schools in Rainsville http://www.city-data.com/city/Rainsville-Alabama.html

Rainsville, Alabama Back to Alabama United States Do you have any pictures of this city? Planning a vacation? Current weather forecast for Rainsville, AL Population (year 2000): 4,499 Males: 2,119 (47.1%), Females: 2,380 (52.9%) Elevation: 1300 feet County: DeKalb Land area: 19.9 square miles Zip code: 35986 Median resident age: 38.5 years Median household income: $29,505 (year 2000) Median house value: $75,400 (year 2000) New: Rainsville, AL residents, houses, and apartments details Races in Rainsville: White Non-Hispanic (96.2%) Hispanic (2.2%) American Indian (1.4%) Other race (1.1%) Two or more races (1.1%) (Total can be greater than 100% because Hispanics could be counted in other races) Ancestries: United States (29.7%), English (6.4%), Irish (6.2%), German (2.0%), French (1.4%), Swedish (1.0%). For population 25 years and over in Rainsville High school or higher: 67.3% Bachelor's degree or higher: 9.3% Graduate or professional degree: 4.6% Unemployed: 5.2% Mean travel time to work: 19.3 minutes For population 15 years and over in Rainsville city Never married: 13.4%

87. Cullman, Alabama Detailed Profile - Travel And Real Estate Info, Jobs, Hotels, H alabama A M UNIVERSITY (about 45 miles; NORMAL, AL; FT enrollment 4,886 CULLMANCITY AREA vocational SCHOOL (Location 800 2ND AVE NE; Grades 07 12 http://www.city-data.com/city/Cullman-Alabama.html

Cullman, Alabama Back to Alabama United States Do you have any pictures of this city? Planning a vacation? Current weather forecast for Cullman, AL Population (year 2000): 13,995 Males: 6,532 (46.7%), Females: 7,463 (53.3%) Elevation: 799 feet County: Cullman Land area: 18.3 square miles Zip codes: 35055..35058. Median resident age: 41.2 years Median household income: $29,164 (year 2000) Median house value: $94,100 (year 2000) New: Cullman, AL residents, houses, and apartments details Races in Cullman: White Non-Hispanic (93.0%) Hispanic (4.9%) Two or more races (1.4%) Other race (1.1%) American Indian (0.9%) (Total can be greater than 100% because Hispanics could be counted in other races) Ancestries: United States (21.5%), German (14.0%), Irish (12.6%), English (9.6%), Italian (2.2%), Scotch-Irish (1.9%). For population 25 years and over in Cullman High school or higher: 74.7% Bachelor's degree or higher: 21.5% Graduate or professional degree: 8.3% Unemployed: 4.2% Mean travel time to work: 20.8 minutes For population 15 years and over in Cullman city Never married: 18.1%

88. Top New Jersey Culinary Schools | New Jersey Culinary Institute Directory Chef Training. Camden County vocational and Technical schools, Sicklerville,New Jersey, USA, Culinary Arts/Chef Training. Raritan Valley http://chef2chef.net/culinary-institute/state/new-jersey-culinary-schools.htm

FREE Chef-2-Chef Recipe Club and Newsletters E-Mail this Page Advertising Add URL ... Contact Us Ask a Question! Sizzlin' Culinary Student Forum City Index Chef2Chef Culinary Grants ... Advertise a School New Jersey Culinary Institute Directory: New Jersey Culinary Schools Got a Passion for Cooking? Make it your Career! Shop and compare TOP US Culinary Institutes that offer Financial Aid and Job Placement. Request Information Today! Featured Culinary Schools: Atlantic Culinary Academy Dover, New Hampshire Associate of Occupational Science Degree in Le Cordon Bleu Culinary Arts Request Information Culinary School Contact Information: School Name City or Town State or Province Country Programs Offered Morris County Vocational School District Denville New Jersey USA Culinary Arts/Chef Training Middlesex County College Edison New Jersey USA Culinary Arts/Chef Training Adult and Continuing Education-Bergen Co Tech Schs Hackensack New Jersey USA Baker/Pastry Chef Adult and Continuing Education-Bergen Co Tech Schs Hackensack New Jersey USA Hudson County Community College Jersey City New Jersey USA Culinary Arts/Chef Training Brookdale Community College Lincroft New Jersey USA AAS Culinary Arts, Pastry Certificate

89. Business Development In Union Springs And Bullock County The area vocational school, which is an extension of the high school,maintains certification from the alabama Department of Education. http://www.unionspringsalabama.com/business/1-business.htm

Business Why Bullock County? Current Business Business Development Union Springs, Bullock County Business Why Bullock County? Bullock County has all the key elements of business success and a hard-working Development Authority to guide new development: Location Access Workforce Natural Resources Business Development Resources Educational Opportunities Growth And Industry Bullock County is part of the Alabama Enterprise Zone Act of 1988 and designated as a Favored Geographic Area. These two creative Alabama initiatives were established to encourage certain financial incentives for new businesses and industries. Bullock County has an industrial park site located between U.S. Highways 82 and 29. This site is within five miles of AL 110, AL 223, and AI. 239. It is 120+/- acres and 96 of those acres are available. Currently, 45 acres are cleared, have received appropriate studies and await further development for new tenants. The largest industries in Bullock are in nondurable goods (plants, farming, and timber), poultry production and processing, trucking, state and local government, correctional facility, medical utilities, retail trade, finance, insurance and real estate.

90. Education - Vestavia Hills - Alabama - Find Schools, Teachers Education Vestavia Hills - alabama. Find schools, Teachers, Universities,Educational Resources in your area in our Education directory. http://www.servicesdirectory.us/dir/76/313.php

91. Montgomery Advertiser : : Local News Elmore County Technical Center (vocational school), 20 employees of Education (excludingschools), 62 employees. employees; GKN Aerospace alabama (aircraft parts http://www.montgomeryadvertiser.com/specialreports/2003Newcomers/StoryLocaletown

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92. AEGiS-AP Alabama Women S Prison Last In Nation That Still at a nearby vocational school, and they want to know why they can t take classeslike cosmetology, welding and mechanics. In northern alabama, the men s prison http://www.aegis.com/news/ap/2004/AP040331.html

Important note: Information in this article was accurate in 2004. The state of the art may have changed since the publication date. Alabama women's prison last in nation that still completely segregates HIV inmates Associated Press - March 18, 2004 Samira Jafari, Associated Press Writer WETUMPKA, Ala. (AP) - When she's released from prison, Bonita Graham wants to get a job, get her children back and stay off drugs. But being HIV-positive keeps her from learning job skills at Julia Tutwiler Prison in Wetumpka, the nation's last that completely segregates inmates who carry the virus. Graham, a 26-year-old mother of two, and the 12 other HIV-infected female prisoners are confined to Dorm 8, barred from taking the vocational classes available to the state's thousands of other prisoners. Like most of her cellmates, Graham said living in Dorm 8 could be a rehabilitative experience if they could join the other prisoners to take the classes. But Graham and others also find an upside to Dorm 8. "For me, I wouldn't like to live in population," said Graham, who's serving 18 months for robbery. "I would like to go out in classes or trade school and whatever classes they have available that population gets and be living in our dorm." That's because Dorm 8 is the most spacious room in a prison system that has struggled with overcrowding for more than a decade. The 13 women who serve time in the dorm enjoy television, a DVD player, telephones, microwave, a bookshelf stocked with encyclopedias and, most recently, a computer.

93. United States Alabama Birmingham Choose School Univ Of alabama School Of Medicine; Vaughn School; Vestavis Hills High School; ElementarySchool; Wenonah High School; Wenonah State vocational Trade School; http://www.gradfinder.com/cgi-bin/public/grad/browse.cgi?state=11&country=228&ci

94. Features Item : Grading Technical And Vocational Schools Posted on 01/12/2001. Grading Technical and vocational schools. Howdo you decide which hvacr program will provide the best results? http://www.achrnews.com/CDA/ArticleInformation/features/BNP__Features__Item/0,13

Sunday, Jun 06 Search Our Site: Search Using: Exact phrase All words Boolean search HVACR Instructor Of The Year Contest Extra Edition Home HVACR Forum ... Product Gallery 2004 HVACR Directory and Source Guide Issue Subscribe to our e-mail newsletter Enter your e-mail address: Want to use this article? Click here for options! Posted on: 01/12/2001 Grading Technical and Vocational Schools How do you decide which hvacr program will provide the best results? Whenever you are choosing a school, whether it be for a traditional college degree or for a technical education, there are many issues you need to look into. Here are some places where you can find technical training. Explore these options and decide which one will benefit you for your future career path. WHERE TO GO: Vo-Tech Schools: These schools are almost always at the high school level and incorporate regular secondary education with vocational education. Apprenticeship Programs: These programs can be taken at the union or non-union level. It is mandatory to work for an employer while taking classes through either type of program. This helps, because you make money while you learn. The union apprenticeships will help you find an employer to work for and will usually include benefits. Also, when you join a union apprenticeship, you become a union member. Non-union apprenticeships are commonly held through a local hvacr chapter such as the Air Conditioning Contractors of America (ACCA). In a non-union apprenticeship, you must find an employer to hire you and send you to the training.

95. Alabama Scholarships For Dependents Of Blind Parents Any technical, trade or vocational school. Applications accepted from current HighSchool Seniors. Any college in alabama. Only for residents of this state http://www.free-4u.com/alabama_scholarships_for_dependents_of_blind_parents.htm

Scholarship News Scholarships Minority Scholarships Scholarships by State Scholarships for All ... College Students scholarships Alabama Scholarships for Dependents of Blind Parents Alabama Scholarships for Dependents of Blind Parents State of Alabama, Department of Education, Administration and Financial Services Division Gordon Persons Building, 50 North Ripley Montgomery, AL 36130 USA Phone: 334-242-9742 Website/Home Page: http://www.alsde.edu/ Additional information/Application might be found here: http://www.ache.state.al.us/Finaidb.htm This scholarship is renewable. Number of awards: Varies Amount of award(s): Varies Minimum GPA required is: Maximum age to apply: Part-time and full-time students welcome to apply. For use by students attending: Any two-year college, community college or junior college Any four-year college or university Any technical, trade or vocational school Applications accepted from current: High School Seniors College Freshmen College Sophomores College Juniors Intended to be used during this year of study: College Freshmen College Sophomores College Juniors College Seniors This scholarship is based on/considers: Financial Need For students with this disability: Blind Must be a current student or plan on attending this college and/or university: Any college in Alabama Only for residents of this state: Alabama Additional Information: Specifically for those with BLIND PARENTS. Waiver of all tuition or fees for four academic years in any Alabama university or college. Must have been a resident of the state of Alabama for at least five years. Must apply within two years of graduating high school.

96. Alabama Transition InitiativeMontgomery vocational rehabilitation counselors participate in IEP information gathered byschool personnel to collaboration, is the alabama Developmental Disabilities http://www.ed.uiuc.edu/sped/tri/alabamatrans.htm

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97. ALSDE - Education Directory/Reports School Albertville City (101) alabama Avenue Middle School (0010). http://www.alsde.edu/html/school_info2.asp

Education Directory / Reports View: Education Directory Reports (active schools and systems only) Geographic Level: State (PDF, MS Excel, and text versions) County: Autauga Baldwin Barbour Bibb Blount Bullock Butler Calhoun Chambers Cherokee Chilton Choctaw Clarke Clay Cleburne Coffee Colbert Conecuh Coosa Covington Crenshaw Cullman Dale Dallas Dekalb Elmore Escambia Etowah Fayette Franklin Geneva Greene Hale Henry Houston Jackson Jefferson Lamar Lauderdale Lawrence Lee Limestone Lowndes Macon Madison Marengo Marion Marshall Mobile Monroe Montgomery Morgan Perry Pickens Pike Randolph Russell Shelby St. Clair Sumter Talladega Tallapoosa Tuscaloosa Walker Washington Wilcox Winston System: Alabama School of Fine Arts (207) Albertville City (101) Alexander City (102) Andalusia City (104) Anniston City (105) Arab City (106) Athens City (107) Attalla City (109) Auburn City (110) Autauga County (001) Baldwin County (002) Barbour County (003) Bessemer City (113) Bibb County (004) Birmingham City (114) Blount County (005) Brewton City (116) Bullock County (006) Butler County (007) Calhoun County (008) Chambers County (009) Cherokee County (010) Chilton County (011) Choctaw County (012) Clarke County (013) Clay County (014) Cleburne County (015) Coffee County (016) Colbert County (017) Conecuh County (018) Coosa County (019) Covington County (020) Crenshaw County (021) Cullman City (125) Cullman County (022) Dale County (023) Daleville City (126) Dallas County (024) Decatur City (127) Dekalb County (025) Demopolis City (128) Dothan City (130) Elba City (131) Elmore County (026) Enterprise City (132)

98. SOS, Missouri - State Archives African American Initiative He conceived the school as a Missouri Tuskegee, emulating the Alabamainstitute s model of providing both academic and vocational training. http://www.sos.mo.gov/archives/resources/africanamerican/guide/rg106.asp

(skip primary site navigation) (skip to page detail) Home Site Map ... Gov-to-Gov State Archives (skip section navigation) State Archives Contact State Archives Records Services ... Conservation of the Dred Scott Papers Guide to African American History Department of Higher Education The Department of Higher Education is charged with identifying statewide needs for higher education and evaluating institutional mission and performance, among a number of other duties. The Coordinating Board of Higher Education was authorized in 1972 and carries out many of these functions. Most components of the state's public universities were established in the nineteenth century, grouped as state entities in the twentieth century by various reorganization plans. Interested researchers should also consult Department of Higher Education materials maintained in the State Government Documents collection. Record Group 106: Department of Higher Education, State Anatomical Board, 1897-1971 In 1887, the General Assembly authorized anatomy professors in state schools to form a board for the distribution and delivery of dead human bodies, unclaimed, to the various schools teaching anatomy. Each month, local boards (St. Louis, Kansas City, Kirksville, St. Joseph, Columbia) forwarded to the board secretary a list of all bodies received. The list includes name of deceased, sex, race, where body was received from, date of receipt, date and place of distribution. These reports can be found in the

99. ALSDE - Reports http://www.alsde.edu/html/reports.asp?menu=reports&footer=general&sort=all

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