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This form will allow you to search title 15 from the Arizona Revised Statutes for terms that you specify in your keyword search. Enter one or more keywords to search for. For more detailed assistance, click on query hints and tips You may also view individual statutes by clicking on the document you wish to view. CHAPTER 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS Article 1 - General Provisions - Definitions - Parental involvement in the school; definition Article 2 - Employee Annuity and Deferred Compensation Plans - Permitting school employees to participate in federal annuity program and deferred compensation plans; prohibition against use of public monies; exception Article 3 - Teacher Exchange - Exchange teacher agreements - Certification of exchange teachers and professors - Terms of employment - Payment of salaries of exchange teachers - Deductions for retirement; preservation of rights Article 4 - Educational Records - Educational records; injunction; special action - Access to directory information relating to pupils and to school property Article 5 - Safety Requirements - Eye protective devices; definition

44. 5/8/02 -- Arizona Debates Moratorium On Vocational Districts -- Education Week arizona may limit further expansion of special vocational schools. —TomStory for Education Week. © 2001 Editorial Projects in Education, Vol. http://www.edweek.org/ew/newstory.cfm?slug=34arizona.h21

45. Journal Of American Indian Education-Arizona State University Government expense, in some of the finest vocational schools in the including, I amhappy to say, arizona State University); by two schools of nursing http://jaie.asu.edu/v3/V3S2educ.html

Journal of American Indian Education Volume 3 Number 2 January 1964 THE EDUCATION MISSION OF THE BUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRS* Philleo Nash Excerpts from an address at the Fourth Annual Indian Education Conference, March 22 and 23, 1963, Arizona State University, Tempe, Arizona. In my talk at your Third Annual Conference here at Tempe last March, I emphasized the fact that education is our biggest single function in the Bureau of Indian Affairs and that it accounts for just about three dollars out of every five we spend on all our programs. Today I want to talk in somewhat greater depth and detail about the various components that make up the total education mission of the Bureau so that we can see the entire sweep of the operation and how the elements fit together. First let me provide a very brief framework of statistics. In the school year that ended last June the Bureau operated 263 schools of various types and 20 dormitories for the housing and feeding of Indian youngsters attending the local public schools. The total enrollment in the Federal Indian schools was nearly 42,000 with about 26,000 in boarding schools and the balance in day schools, trailer schools or Federal-Indian hospitals. Over 80 percent of the children in our Bureau-operated schools were full-blood Indians and only about three percent had less than one-half Indian ancestry. This is a most important fact about our education mission which we have to keep constantly in mind. In addition, there were nearly 70,000 Indian youngsters of school age attending local public schools, intermixed in the classrooms with non-Indian children. About two-thirds of these were enrolled in schools that received some financial assistance from the Bureau under the Johnson-O’Malley Act. Under this act we had contracts with 14 states and with school districts in four other states to help the local schools in meeting financial needs occasioned by the enrollment of Indian children living on tax-exempt lands. Altogether in 1962 these grants totaled about $6.4 million.

46. Journal Of American Indian Education-Arizona State University A. Barnes, Superintendent of schools, Mission, South Dutton, Manpower Developmentand Training, Phoenix, arizona. State Director of vocational Education, State http://jaie.asu.edu/v10/V10S2occ.html

Journal of American Indian Education Volume 10 Number 2 January 1971 OCCUPATIONAL TRAINING FOR AMERICA’S FORGOTTEN MINORITY Everett D. Edington and Darrell S. Willey Everett D. Edington, Ed.D., is Director of the Educational Resources Information Center—Clearinghouse on Rural Education and Small Schools ; and Head, Department of Educational Administration, New Mexico State University at Las Cruces. Darrell S. Willey, Ed.D., is Associate Director of the Educational Research Center, New Mexico State University at Las Cruces. It is ironic that the people in the United States with the lowest standards of living are the original Americans. The American Indian has the highest rate of unemployment, the lowest average education, the lowest annual income, the shortest expected life span, and the highest rate of infant mortality of any group of its size or larger in the nation. Some of the worst poverty areas to be found in the world are in our centers of Indian population. There are approximately 650,000 Indians living in the United States today, of which 75% live on the reservations. The bulk of these persons are in the western states, with two-fifths (or slightly over 250,000) living in Arizona, New Mexico, and Oklahoma. Many of the Indians who have left the reservation and migrated to the cities have found themselves extremely disadvantaged. They lack the communication, education, and skills to enable them to compete on the labor market. A vast majority have little knowledge of the English language, which complicates further their ability to find employment to sustain themselves. Those who do find work are employed at the extreme low end of the pay scale. This is complicated further by the fact that, when a member of a family is employed, extended family members move in with him, making many more mouths to feed.

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Private Vocational Schools in Washington State List updated August 6, 2003 Total Licensees - 253 In-State Sites - 227 Out-of-State Sites - 26 To search by first name: A B C D ... W Legend # -Schools with courses approved for the training of veterans * - Schools with accreditation by nationally recognized accrediting agencies/listed by the US Department of Education $ - Schools with degree programs For more information on private vocational schools, contact: Private Vocational Schools Unit Workforce Training and Education Coordinating Board 128 10th Avenue SW P.O. Box 43105 Olympia, WA 98504-3105 Phone: (360) 753-5673 Fax: (360) 586-5862 Return to WTECB Home Page A to Z Computer Office Training Charlotte Zaretzke, Owner 1700 SE Mile Hill Drive #201 Port Orchard, WA 98366 FAX (360) 876-5562 http://www.atozcomputerofficetraining.com Academy of Coach Training Frances J. Fisher, President 1620 - 184th Avenue NE Bellevue, WA 98008 FAX (425) 401-0311 www.coachtraining.com Academy of Orthodontic Assisting Terrence C. Sullivan, Director

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54. Transition Services - Interagency Work Group - Transition Services In January 2002, the arizona Department of Rehabilitation Services Administration,vocational Rehabilitation (RSA a coordinated system between schools and local http://www.ade.az.gov/ess/transitionservices/TsInteragencyWorkGroup.asp

Educational ServicesEducation ProgramsSchool EffectivenessSpecial Education ... AZ LEARNS subMenu 7-1 subMenu 7-2 subMenu 7-3 subMenu 7-4 subMenu 7-5 Annual ReportE-RateGrants ManagementProcurement ... Charter School Search Superintendent Tom Horne Find A School School Report Cards Programs Teacher Certification Rsrch/Standards/Acctblty Board of Education Financial Education Contact ADE About ADE Resource Center Educational Services and Resources Exceptional Student Services Transition Services Interagency Work Group In January 2002, the Arizona Department of Education, Exceptional Student Services (ADE/ESS) entered into an Interagency Agreement with the Rehabilitation Services Administration, Vocational Rehabilitation (RSA/VR). The primary function of the Agreement is to establish a coordinated system between schools and local Vocational Rehabilitation offices. This system would help students with disabilities who have a desire to obtain and maintain competitive employment to be linked from one agency (the school) to the other agency (Vocational Rehabilitation) prior to school exit, thus ensuring a seamless transition from school to work. Home Calendar of Events Newsletters Subscription SAIS ... Common Logon Superintendent Tom Horne Find a School School/Dist/AZ Report Cards Programs Teacher Certification Accountability Board of Education Financial Services Contact ADE About ADE Resource Center Charter Schools Biography Public School Search School List Wizard Virtual Schools ... Early Childhood Education

55. Family And Consumer Sciences Education At The University Of Arizona Family and Consumer Sciences Education. The degree leads to certificationfor teaching in arizona secondary and vocational schools. http://www.arizona.edu/admissions/degrees/family-con-sci.shtml

Skip Navigation Family and Consumer Sciences Education The degree leads to certification for teaching in Arizona secondary and vocational schools. Majors study the functions of home economics educators, program development, and educational techniques. The major is administered with the College of Education. Students apply for admission after completing 56 units of lower-division course work. Freshmen should consult an FCR advisor to be sure they complete all prerequisites for admission. High School Preparation: Freshman Entrance Requirements home economics, interest in teaching Careers: elementary, secondary or vocational school teacher government and human services Sample Courses: algebra teaching home economics curriculum decisions in home economics teaching practicum in life management Additional Information: Family and Consumer Sciences Homepage Agriculture and Life Sciences College Homepage Family and Consumer Sciences, General Catalog The catalog includes course descriptions and specific requirements. Contact: School of Family and Consumer Sciences The University of Arizona Family and Consumer Sciences, 205

56. Arizona School Boards Association career academies (that is, vocational schools that focus appear to be attending muchworse schools. . Copyright © 2003 by the arizona School Boards Association http://www.azsba.org/voucheres.htm

Voucher Research The National Bureau of Economic Research published a report (NBER Reporter: Research Summary Winter 2004) titled "The Economics of Education" which utilized data from Chicago public schools to investigate school issues. One of their more significant findings was that while analyzing the characteristics of students who opted to exercise "choice" and attend other schools. "Our results suggest that, with the exception of career academies (that is, vocational schools that focus on practical skills), the benefits of school choice to students who opt out are illusory. .... ... those who opt in are systematically better than observationally similar students who make other schooling choices and would outperform them regardless, except at career academies." This supports the common sense notion that parents who exhibit sufficient concern over their children's education to move them, are parents whose concern already motivates them to higher achievement than the average student. Thus statistical analyses that compare achievement in "choice" schools to average schools will show this bias regardless of the quality of the school attended. An additional finding involved the "achievement gap" between Black and White students. "Interestingly, along 'traditional' dimensions of school quality (class size, teacher education, computer-to-student ratio, and so on), Blacks and Whites attend schools that are similar. On a wide range of 'non-standard' school inputs (for example, gang problems in school, percent of students on free lunch, amount of loitering in front of school by non-students, amount of litter around the school, whether or not students need hall passes, and PTA funding), Blacks do appear to be attending much worse schools."

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International Student Guide to Studying in the USA Search Home About Add School Home : Computers and Ecommerce Computer, Ecommerce and Multimedia Vocational Schools Welcome to the America Study Guide directory of vocational schools offering computer, ecommerce and multimedia courses. College for Creative Studies (Detroit, Michigan) The College for Creative Studies ECenter of Art and Design offers a four-year program leading to the Bachelor of Fine Arts degree. Programs of study are available in Animation/digital media: traditional animation, interactive media, and video and effects; Communication design: advertising design, graphic design, illustration and interactive communication; Crafts: ceramics, fiber design, glass, and metalsmithing and jewelry; Fine arts: painting, printmaking, and sculpture; Industrial design: product design, transportation and furniture design; Interior design; and Photography: applied art, fine art, and biomedical studies. Brown Institute (Mendota Heights, Minnesota ) Brown Institute, located in Mendota Heights (Minneapolis/St. Paul), Minnesota, is dedicated to providing quality programs that are sound in concept, implemented by experienced and dedicated faculty, and geared to serve those seeking a solid foundation in knowledge and skills required to obtain employment in their chosen fields. The programs emphasize hands-on training, are relevant to employers' needs, and focus on areas that offer strong long-term employment opportunities. We invite you to explore our site and see what Brown Institute has to offer your career.

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60. Arizona Daily Star Education arizona charter schools. Tucson charter schools benefiting from the grants are APEX(Academic and Personal Excellence), Lifelong Learning, Technical vocational http://www.azstarnet.com/education/30903chartergrants2fjim2fmst.html

/* You may give each page an identifying name, server, and channel on the next lines. */ var pageName="" var server="" var channel="education" var pageType="static" var pageValue="" var prop1="" var prop2="education" var prop3="sn_education_stories" var prop4="" var prop5="" var prop6="news" var prop7="local_news" var prop8="" var prop9="" var prop10="" /********* INSERT THE DOMAIN AND PATH TO YOUR CODE BELOW ************/ /********** DO NOT ALTER ANYTHING ELSE BELOW THIS LINE! *************/ var s_code=' ' VIEW FORECAST Home After-school programs or camps Bulletin board ... Contact us Wednesday, September 3, 2003 Tucson charter schools get $1M in grants A breakdown of new grants Tucson charter schools that will receive federal dollars to expand their programs are: APEX (Academic and Personal Excellence), $197,380 Lifelong Learning Academy, $225,000 Technical Vocational High School, $150,000 * BASIS, $151,251 ** La Paloma Academy, $150,000 Toltecalli Academy, $142,603 Total $1,016,234 * The Arizona State Board for Charters denied Tucson Academy for the Arts an additional charter this summer to open a second school, Technical Vocational High School. The school has until Sept. 10 to reapply for the charter. ** BASIS in Tucson recently received a charter to open a second school in Scottsdale. The Scottsdale school will use the grant money for start-up equipment and supplies.

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