41. Arkansas Computer Network (APSCN) provides network services to arkansas public schools to beused primarily for administrative applications of k12 schools, an Internet http://www.benton.org/publibrary/state/arkansas.html

Arkansas Overview Arkansas's public telecommunications infrastructure is still in its nascent stage. However, 1995 was a watershed year for telecommunications-related legislation. In a recent Southwestern Bell rate case before the state's Public Service Commission, it was stipulated that overearnings will be used to upgrade infrastructure in state hospitals and schools. In a recent SW Bell rate case before the state's Public Utilities Commission, it was stipulated that overearnings will be used to upgrade infrastructure in hospitals and schools in state. Legislation 1995 Ark. SB 417 (Act 737) created the Telecommunications and Information Technology Fund and established the Joint Legislative Committee on Advanced Communications and Information Technology, which will review legislation pertaining to telecommunications and public information access and study issues relating to the development of a statewide telecommunications network. The act also created the Governor's Telecommunications and Information Technology Advisory Board, which will work with the Joint Legislative Committee. Act 1052 appropriated $2 million to develop a strategic plan for the establishment of a statewide distance learning and telemedicine network.

42. Pottsville Schools - Near Russellville, Arkansas About the River Valley Pottsville schools k12 schools Pottsville SchoolDistrict, the fastest growing school district in Pope County http://www.russellvillechamber.org/Rsvl/Potts-schools.htm

The Natural Choice in the Natural State Up Russellville Schools [Pottsville Schools] Arkansas Tech University 708 W. Main Russellville, AR 72801 chamber@russellville.org Ph: 479.968.2530 About the River Valley Pottsville Schools K-12 SCHOOLS Pottsville School District , the fastest growing school district in Pope County, is a mixture of the small school personal touch and big school progressiveness. The Board of Education, administration, faculty, and staff are committed to offering a comprehensive educational program that is sensitive to the needs of the students. The district is committed to offering students the opportunity to achieve academically in an environment conducive to producing positive self-esteem and self-actualization. Fully accredited by the North Central Association of Schools and Colleges, students in the district consistently score above the state and national averages on achievement tests. The district is a recognized leader in the use of technology as an instructional tool and served as the regional site for technology inservice sponsored by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. Parents in the district are able to access their child’s grades and communicate with teachers over the internet using Edline, a service that allows parents to monitor their child’s progress from home. In the past four years, approximately forty thousand square feet of new, modern facilities have been added within the district. These include new fine arts areas for drama, instrumental music, vocal music, and art. New instructional areas for family and consume science and new technology labs have also been added. In addition, a new football stadium, complete with track/field facilities was completed in December 2001. These modern facilities, combined with a well-qualified faculty (50% have Master’s Degrees) work hand in hand to produce a learning atmosphere that helps students realize their potential in a positive school climate.

43. Russellville Schools - Russellville, Arkansas k12 schools. It comprises six elementary schools for grades K-4th located throughout Incooperation with arkansas Tech University, an Outstanding High School http://www.russellvillechamber.org/Rsvl/Russ-schools.htm

The Natural Choice in the Natural State Up [Russellville Schools] Pottsville Schools Arkansas Tech University 708 W. Main Russellville, AR 72801 chamber@russellville.org Ph: 479.968.2530 About the River Valley Russellville Schools K-12 SCHOOLS Home to the Russellville Cyclones, the Russellville School District The vision of the Russellville School District is to educate students for participation in the fast-paced global community. This involves building a strong foundation in basic skills, as well as developing problem solving skills and training in the use of technology. The district seeks to prepare students to function in the world of work and prepare those so inclined to enter higher education or advanced training. Russellville students traditionally score above the 50th percentile of all students across the nation taking the Stanford Achievement Test 9. One student for every 16.25 who participates qualifies as a National Merit Semifinalist. This is one of the highest ratios in the state and compares favorably with top quality school systems throughout the nation. More than 50 percent of our high school graduates enroll in programs of higher education each year. The average ACT score of Russellville High School students is 22.4. In cooperation with Arkansas Tech University, an Outstanding High School Program is offered to provide qualified high school students (grades 9-12) the opportunity to earn college credit by attending the university during the summer while enrolled in high school.

44. KinderArt - K12 (For Teachers & Homeschoolers) arkansas, USA. McGehee Elementary McGehee, arkansas, USA. Arts ChesterfieldCounty Public schools Chesterfield County, VA, USA Back to KinderArt k12. http://www.kinderart.com/teachers/schools.shtml

Flowers Fresh From the Grower Click for KinderArt Quick Site Menu *home* kinderart lessons early childhood education kinderart library art contests kindercolor bulletin board kinderart store free updates newsletter birthdays the fridge bookstore search submissions sitemap feedback help you are here: Home KinderArt K-12 > Article/Idea/Review kinderart K-12 Visiting Schools Just a few of the schools who visit KinderArt At KinderArt, we are visited by students and teachers from schools all over the world. Here is a list of just some of the schools who make KinderArt a regular stop on their web journeys. Australia Denyse's  Pre-Primary Exmouth, Australia Geebung State School Queensland, Australia Girrinbai Pre-School Belmont North, New South Wales, Australia Glenmore Road Public School Sydney, Australia Modbury Special School Hope Valley, South Australia. North Parmelia Primary School Parmelia, Western Australia New Zealand Kawerau South School Kawerau South is a primary school for children in their first six years of schooling - 5 to 11 years. Kawerau, New Zealand. Canada Alberta Ronald Harvey Elementary St. Albert, Alberta, Canada

45. The Princeton Review K-12 Services: Helping Schools Ensure Students' Success foundation teaming up to aid kids on collegeentry tests arkansas Democrat Gazette fitsin with that. In Little Rock, the middle schools participating in the http://k12.princetonreview.com/press/article.asp?display=58

46. Press Releases.:: 8e6 Awarded Contract For State Of Arkansas The arkansas Department of Information Systems provides Internet service for allof arkansas s k12 schools, libraries, higher education institutions and state http://www.xstop.com/press/articles/pc_pkit_08_06_02_Arkansas.htm

TurboPipe NP IronMail Satellite XP 8e6 Home ... Contact "Web filtering accounted for the second-largest segment of the SCM market in 2002." IDC Research news " Tools give applications the green light " " Content Security - R3000 Enterprise Filter" 8e6 Technologies Awarded Filtering Contract for the State of Arkansas Company continues large network success with its R2000 Enterprise Edition ORANGE, CA - August 6, 2002 - 8e6 Technologies, one of the leading providers of high volume Internet filtering solutions, today announced that the Arkansas Department of Information Systems (DIS) has selected 8e6 as its Internet filtering provider for 65,000 workstations throughout the state of Arkansas, replacing the "Bess" product by N2H2. "We realized that our old filter lacked some needed features and slowed the network down at peak times," said Michael Mabry, Network Engineer at Arkansas DIS. "We were very impressed with the ability of 8e6's R2000 to filter at very high volumes with no network slowdown." The Arkansas Department of Information Systems provides Internet service for all of Arkansas's K-12 schools, libraries, higher education institutions and state agencies. Currently, only the K-12 networks are filtered, with some pilot programs planned for the libraries.

47. Arkansas State Profile: State Education Indicators With A Focus On Title I, 1999 arkansas http//arkedu.state.ar.us/. Migratory students (OME, k12). All schools bypercent of students eligible to participate in the Free Lunch Program* (CCD http://www.ed.gov/rschstat/eval/disadv/2002indicators/arkansas/edlite-arkansas.h

Information For Students Parents Teachers Administrators Information About Financial Aid Policy Programs Table of contents State Profiles Alabama Alaska Arizona ... Wyoming State Education Indicators with a Focus on Title I Arkansas http://arkedu.state.ar.us/ School and Teacher Demographics Student Demographics Statewide Accountability Information ... Printable version of this profile (PDF format) School and Teacher Demographics Per Pupil Expenditures (CCD, 1998-1999) Number of districts (CCD, 1999-2000) Number of public schools (CCD, 1999-2000) Elementary Middle High Combined Total Number of charter schools (CCD, 1999-2000) Number of FTE teachers (CCD, 1999-2000) Elementary Middle High Combined Total Public school enrollment K-8 (CCD) (CCD) Total (CCD) Pre-K (by state definition) Sources of funding District average (CCD, 1998-99) Top Student Demographics Race/ethnicity (CCD, K-12) American Indian/Alaskan Natives Asian/Pacific Islander Black Hispanic White Other n/a n/a Students with disabilities (OSEP) Students with Limited English Proficiency (ED/NCBE, K-12) Migratory students (OME, K-12)

48. Collaborative Work With Public Schools  And Public School Teachers January 1 Th Brinkley Public schools (20022003) – Instructional Development. Brinkley, arkansas($21,700) Grant. Finnicum, Paul. Speaker, Southland k-12 Public School, 7 http://mutans.astate.edu/education/Collaborative/2002.htm

Home A dmissions Accreditation ... Title II Report Card Collaborative Work With Public Schools And Public School Teachers January 1 through December 31, 2002 Arkansas State University College of Education Dr. John Beineke, Dean Albright, Cindy. "A New Twist To Getting Fit" Walnut Ridge Public Schools. Cooperative activity involving fitness components. Inservice Workshop, July 28, 2002. Beineke, John. Board member, Foundation for Jonesboro Public Schools, 2002. Beineke, John . Substitute math teacher, Annie Camp Junior High, Fall 2002. Bolin, Aaron. Guest speaker. "Psychology and Psychology Programs at ASU" for faculty and students at Nettleton High School on 10/21/02. Christenberry, Nola J Christenberry, Nola. Conducted consultations with individual school counselors and administrators on a wide variety of topics, multiple occasions. Campbell, Dennis. State of Arkansas, First Steps Early Intervention Program (PART C IDEA), Developed two programs of study. Served on Systems Change Initiative. This program covers the whole state is not designated as a particular location. Campbell, Dennis.

49. Agent K-12 - State Information 29, 2003. arkansas schools Chief Tapped for Federal k12 Post, Oct. 1, 2003. 29,2003. arkansas schools Chief Tapped for Federal k-12 Post, Oct. 1, 2003. http://www.agentk-12.edweek.org/state_page.cfm?stateabbrv=ar

50. SchoolGrants - Find Grant Opportunities, SchoolGrants Grant Opportunities opportunities that will benefit k12 schools, educators, and agencies for whichschools/districts are states Alabama, Arizona, arkansas, Delaware, Florida http://www.schoolgrants.org/grant_opps.htm

Home What's New Services Vendors ... Bring Home the Bacon Listserv Grant Writing Grant Writing Tips Grant Opportunities Index to Grant Opptys Sample Proposals ... Join the SchoolGrants Team! G rant Opportunities Grant opportunities that will benefit K-12 schools, educators, and students are posted on the pages listed below. When you find an opportunity that appears to match your project goals, be sure to follow the links to the funder's site for more information. Remember, it is critical that your project matches the funder's guidelines. You will waste both your time and the grant-maker's if you submit a proposal that does not match the grantor's funding initiatives. The SchoolGrants focus is primarily schools within the United States. There are, however, often opportunities available that extend to our Canadian neighbors. Most of such opportunities are found on the Nationwide Opportunities pages. If you know of opportunities that are not listed on the SchoolGrants site, we would appreciate you letting me know about them! It is the SchoolGrants goal to provide as many opportunities as possible to benefit our Nation's children and their schools. This is only possible with your help and assistance.

51. CDW•G Press Releases It features three school districts from Ohio, arkansas and Texas that are achieving programand a look at the returnon-investment from PDAs in k-12 schools. http://www.cdwg.com/webcontent/InsideG/press/press033103.asp

Home Customer Support View Cart Log On ... Contact Us Press Release - March 31, 2003 Ed Tech Magazine Debuts for K-12 Education Leaders New Publication Provides Information To Help School Districts Apply Technology Effectively Ed Tech , a magazine addressing the distinctive needs of information technology (IT) professionals, teachers and school administrators in primary education (K-12). The premiere issue will be sent to subscribers this week. It features three school districts from Ohio, Arkansas and Texas that are achieving significant productivity, educational and business benefits through the use of wireless devices. Additional features include a review of a Tablet PC pilot program and a look at the return-on-investment from PDAs in K-12 schools. Ed Tech Each issue will showcase innovative applications of technology in the classroom, offer tips and provide analysis of important technology issues facing K-12 schools. In addition, Ed Tech will profile individuals who drive innovation and change to achieve results. Ed Tech Ed Tech allows us to continue to innovate and invest where we can provide additional value to our customers."

52. ASCD: Previewing The Conference: Interview With Dr. Joycelyn Elders Joining us now from her home in Little Rock, arkansas is Dr. Joycelyn Elders Whatare the most important things k12 schools can do to ensure public health? http://www.simulconference.com/clients/ascd/ptc/elders.shtml

Time: 5 Min 43 Sec Free Download IMPORTANT! When you go to the Real Player download page, be sure to click " Free RealOne Player " in the gray bar to download the free version. Not sure if your computer can play audio and video content? Click here for a step-by-step description of what you need. Dr. M. Joycelyn Elders Keynote Speaker Former U.S. Surgeon General Kathleen Burke Director, ASCD Annual Conference Hi, I'm Kathleen Burke , Director of ASCD's Annual Conference. Welcome to ASCD's Annual Conference Online 2002. Joining us now from her home in Little Rock, Arkansas is Dr. Joycelyn Elders , former Surgeon General of the United States. Dr. Elders, you're an advocate of comprehensive health education from kindergarten through 12th grade. How close are we to achieving that goal in the United States? You know, only 5 percent of schools offer a comprehensive health education program from kindergarten through 12th grade. There are 50 million children in schools every day. What better opportunity than to offer health education? Most schools offer a health class in junior high school or high school, but of course that's not enough. We need to offer more. We need a comprehensive health education program that addresses not just sex, but talks about drugs, alcohol, smoking, eating properly, and all of the other things that we need that we know is a part of a comprehensive program. What are the most important things K-12 schools can do to ensure public health?

53. Scantron - Classroom Wizard Partners K12 Handhelds works with k12 schools, colleges and Scott Adams is an assistantprofessor of Instructional Technology at arkansas Tech University. http://www.scantron.com/products/wizard/partners.asp

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54. Greg Kaza On The Clintons, Arkansas, Taxation & Education On NRO Financial It has brought accountability to the failing k12 system in This has occurred acrossArkansas. Thirty percent of the state s public schools are academically http://www.nationalreview.com/nrof_comment/kaza200311140851.asp

Home Corner Articles Authors ... Print Version November 14, 2003, 8:51 a.m. The Clinton Snipe Hunt Twenty years later, Arkansas is still poor. T wenty years ago the Clintons sent the people of Arkansas on the equivalent of a snipe hunt, linking economic and income growth to the largest tax increase in state history. The plan promoted by Gov. Bill Clinton also included recommendations developed by an Education Standards Committee chaired by his wife, Hillary Rodham Clinton. "To put it bluntly and get right to the point," Mr. Clinton said in September 1983, "we've got to raise taxes to make Arkansas competitive with the nation and the world economically." He asked the Democrat-controlled legislature to raise the sales tax 33 percent from three to four cents to fund K-12 public education, and they did. Mr. Clinton claimed the plan "is not just a tax increase that's a tax increase. It's an investment in the future of our children and in the economic development of our state." Mrs. Clinton, appointed by Mr. Clinton to chair the Standards panel, declared: "If implemented, it will do what the governor thinks it will do to improve the state's economy and the education system" (Sept. 20, 1983). Panel recommendations were approved by the state Board of Education in February 1984. Today Hillary Rodham Clinton is a U.S. Senator from New York. In her recent book

55. ElSurfo - Arkansas Schools k12 Ahlf Junior High Alma High Alma Middle Alread Science AR Department of CorrectionsArkansas High AR Dumas Junior High Dumas SD Emmet schools SD Fairview http://elsurfo.com/school/ar.htm

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56. DOE SEP Conservation Update: April - May 2001 may be transferred and available to 22 twoyear colleges in arkansas for the to hostanother conference in the fall, focusing on k-12 schools, state buildings http://www.eere.energy.gov/state_energy_program/update/current_issue.cfm/volume=

April - May 2001 Arkansas Energy Office Helps Develop Pilot HVACR Course The Arkansas Energy Office of the Arkansas Department of Economic Development assisted in the development of a pilot program for heating and cooling contractors. Arkansas State University at Mountain Home offered the first in a series of continuing education courses specifically for the HVACR industry. This course, "Air-side Design for HVACR," was developed in conjunction with the Arkansas State HVAC Association, Arkansas Department of Health - HVACR Section, Arkansas Association of Two-Year Colleges, and Arkansas Energy Office. This collaboration was a result of continued efforts to provide the HVACR industry with education courses designed to improve installation procedures and practices, energy performance, and cost-saving opportunities. The course subject and course content were chosen based on the results of the Energy Performance Evaluation of New Homes in Arkansas conducted by the Arkansas Energy Office. Results of the study showed that 96 of the 100 new homes had oversized heating and cooling equipment in a range from 50 percent to 300 percent. The average additional up-front cost to the builder for oversized equipment was $600. The Arkansas Energy Office and its collaborative partners then instituted an extensive outreach educational program to review the study. As a result, a Workforce Training Consortium-HVACR Training Committee was developed to prioritize and determine a series of course curricula to assist the HVACR industry. The ultimate goal is to develop a core curriculum that may be transferred and available to 22 two-year colleges in Arkansas for the existing HVACR workforce.

57. Arkansas Public School Computer Network Serving Arkansas Schools arkansas Public School Computer Network Serving arkansas schools Since1995 APSCN is a division of the arkansas Department of Education. http://www.k12.ar.us/

58. Coop Page arkansas schools Online and Education Service Cooperatives. This page last updated05/20/2004. Serving arkansas, Grant, and Jefferson counties. schools in area http://www.k12.ar.us/coops.htm

59. Directory search criteria for each. arkansas Education Directory 20032004 Charter schools. This file is 40.5 KB and contains a listing of charter schools in a Microsoft Word document http://www.as-is.org/directory

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60. Directory Link to PDF, arkansas Education Directory 20032004 This is a 2 MB downloadablePDF file which requires Adobe Acrobat Search, schools in Counties County, Level. http://www.as-is.org/directory/index.php

Online Services Privacy Accessibility Security The School Directory categories are listed below with available search criteria for each. Arkansas Education Directory 2003-2004 This is a 2 MB downloadable PDF file which requires Adobe Acrobat Reader to view. Public School Website Index Non-searchable Search for District Site/Superintendent Last Name, Geographic Level Search for School Site/Principal Last Name, Geographic Level Superintendent/District Index Non-searchable Coop Director Index Non-searchable Schools in Counties County, Level Charter Schools This file is 40.5 KB and contains a listing of charter schools in a Microsoft Word document. Magnet Schools This file is 43 KB and contains a listing of magnet schools in a Microsoft Word document. Alternative Schools This file is 34.5 KB and contains a listing of alternative schools in a Microsoft Word document. School Principals This file is 219 KB and contains a listing of all principals in an Excel spreadsheet. Elementary Principals This file is 371 KB and contains a listing of all elementary principals in an Excel spreadsheet.

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