161. CNN.com - Feds To Loosen Limits On Same-sex Schools - Mar. 3, 2004 CNN http://cnn.com/2004/EDUCATION/03/03/same.sex.schools.ap/index.html

International Edition MEMBER SERVICES The Web CNN.com Home Page World U.S. Weather ... Special Reports SERVICES Video E-mail Services CNNtoGO Contact Us SEARCH Web CNN.com Feds to loosen limits on same-sex schools Story Tools RELATED Education Department YOUR E-MAIL ALERTS Follow the news that matters to you. Create your own alert to be notified on topics you're interested in. Or, visit Popular Alerts for suggestions. Manage alerts What is this? WASHINGTON (AP) Federal officials plan to significantly loosen their restrictions on same-sex public education, giving schools the most freedom they've had to teach boys and girls separately in almost 30 years. In changing its enforcement of Title IX, the landmark law that prohibited sex-based discrimination in schools, the Education Department says it will expand choices for parents without eroding equal opportunity. The regulations announced Wednesday reflect a push by both the Bush administration and female senators of both parties to give schools flexibility. "We're not suggesting that any particular kid ought to be in a single-sex setting," said a department official familiar with the changes. "Educators and parents can make that decision. But the point is, they don't have the freedom to make that decision even if they think it's appropriate for their children...We're suggesting this ought to at least be part of the mix." Since 1975, when current rules went into effect, single-sex classes have been allowed only in limited cases, such as gym classes involving contact sports. The proposed rules would broaden the options considerably, allowing school districts to launch single-sex classes to provide a diversity of choices or to meet the particular education needs of their students.

162. CNN.com - Chicago Schools To Play Ball - August 10, 2001 CNN http://cnn.com/2001/fyi/teachers.ednews/08/10/catholic.league.ap/index.html

MAIN PAGE WORLD U.S. WEATHER ... ABOUT US CNN TV what's on show transcripts CNN Headline News CNN International ... askCNN EDITIONS CNN.com Asia CNN.com Europe set your edition Languages Spanish Portuguese German Italian Danish Japanese Korean Arabic Time, Inc. Time.com People Fortune EW Chicago schools to play ball CHICAGO (AP) In the end, a mostly white Catholic sports conference and a mostly black school agreed to play ball. But the vote Thursday night admitting St. Sabina parish to the Southside Catholic Conference was neither unanimous nor without disagreement. Representatives from 20 of the 22 conference schools voted to approve penalties for inappropriate behavior at conference games, a health and safety plan for the games and a change in the conference guide for coaches. One school abstained from voting and one was absent. "We know there is a lot of healing to take place, and we hope the dialogue will continue with the program in place," Hank Lenzen, executive director of the conference, said after the closed-door meeting. The league has about 5,000 students in grades five through eight who play football, basketball, soccer, volleyball and golf.

163. New York Culinary Schools, Culinary Arts Schools, Culinary School On StarChefs S SchoolFinder DIRECTORY. New School Culinary Arts. New School CulinaryArts (part of New School University) offers 600 courses annually. http://starchefs.com/cooking_school_finder/html/new_york_cooking_schools.php

var color1 = "#02669C"; var color2 = "#000000"; var color3 = "#02669C"; var color4 = "#002F62"; var colorScheme = "blue"; home feedback e-mail help What's the difference between dreamers and stars? New York Cooking School. Welcome to StarChefs New York Cooking School Finder where you can Find, Teach, or Be a Star...or somebody who wants to be just like them. pricing add my school manage your listing School News ... Chicago Culinary Schools New York Cooking Schools New England Culinary Institute 250 Main St. Montpelier, VT 05602 , USA Phone(s): (877) 223-6324 Web: http://www.neci.edu Inquire more SchoolFinder D I R E C T O R Y New School Culinary Arts 127 West 24th Street, 4th Floor New York, NY 10011 United States Phone(s): (212) 255-4141 Fax: (646) 336-6317 URL: http://www.nsu.newschool.edu/culinary New School Culinary Arts (part of New School University) offers 600 courses annually. Professional-level coursesdesigned for those aspiring to careers as chefs, bakers, caterers, managers, restaurateurs, food stylists, food writers, and entrepreneursare short and intensive. Non-vocational courses in cooking, baking, and wine appreciationfor beginning-to-experienced food enthusiastsrange from one-session to eight-sessions. Culinary Events include going "Behind the Scenes at the Great Restaurants of New York" and Culinary Walking Tours. All courses emphasize attention to detail, quality not quantity, professionalism, and pleasure in learning. Classes are available 7 days a week. Most are limited to 12 students.

164. Welcome To The Brown Schools Residential and wilderness treatment programs, therapeutic foster care, and psychiatric hospitals offering services related to mental illness, brain injury, and emotional and behavioral issues. http://www.brownschools.com/

" I don't believe a child is lost as long as one person in the world has faith in him." In 1940, Bert Brown, founder of The Brown Schools, made that statement, and it has been at the core of every program we offer for children and their families. Over the past 60 years, The Brown Schools has demonstrated a constant commitment to improve the quality of the lives of troubled young people and their families. We offer innovative education programs designed to serve the needs of struggling young people and their families. Our goal is to provide troubled children and adolescents with the tools they need to succeed in life. We provide a safe, nurturing environment so they can learn and grow emotionally.

165. Jonjo McNally's Taekwondo Schools, Martial Arts In Bournemouth, Poole, Christchu Information about ITF Taekwondo taught by Jonjo McNally. Details of venues based in Bournemouth, Poole and Christchurch. http://www.jonjomcnally.com

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166. Catholic Boarding Schools Association Affiliation of Catholic schools in North America whose educational programs include a residential component. Mission and bylaws, locations and descriptions of member schools. http://www.cbsa.org/

cbsa .org Catholic Boarding Schools Association Why Boarding Schools School Locations School Descriptions Request Information Alumni Mr. Thomas A Commes-President The Sherwin Williams Company Ms. Susan St. James Award-Winning Actress Mr. John Paxson Former NBA Player and Assistant Coach Relative Links The Association of Boarding Schools The Independent Schools Association of the Central States The Catholic Boarding Schools Association The Independent Educational Consultants Association ... Employment Opportunities If you've ever entertained the idea of joining us, look here for career opportunities with CBSA Catholic Boarding Schools Association 1701 Hall Street, Hays, KS 67601-9908 785-625-6577

167. Dearborn Schools Credit Union Dearborn. Serves the employees and retirees of the Dearborn Board of Education and Henry Ford Community College. http://www.dscu.org/

168. Law-School-Numbers :::: A Free, Publicly Accessible Database Of User-supplied J. A publicly accessible database of usersupplied J.D. applicant information. http://www.lawschoolnumbers.com

lawschoolnumbers View Users Search Users Top Users ... F.A.Q Username: Password: Lost Password? lawschoolnumbers.com lawschoolnumbers.com is a FREE , publicly accessible database of user-supplied J.D. applicant information with the (foolish) intent of helping other applicants judge their chances in the upcoming Law School admission cycle. It is in no way affiliated with the Law School Admission Council (LSAC), the Princeton Review or any School of Law. If you want to browse (view/search) the user information please use the navigation bar across the top of the page. To create an account click here Monday. 5/18/04 - Advertising on LSN. Yep, LSN now has the financial support of advertisers. The rotating banners feature an undergraduate journal The Undergraduate Quarterly , as well as targeted Google text ads. I've worked hard to ensure the ads are tasteful, unobtrusive, and will be useful for LSN users. The Undergraduate Quarterly itself offers great opportunity for individuals and is open to submission on any topic in the disciplines of Philosophy, Political Science, Economics, Medicine and Creative Writing. Generous cash prizes are awarded for papers accepted for publication not to mention a $2,500.00 prize for the overall best undergraduate paper. July 15th is the deadline for the next journal publication, and I encourage you to submit your top work and have it published. Who know, maybe you will be the next Demiurgus-Undergraduate Scholar. Graphs have been updated.

169. Welcome To B.S.S.B., Home Of Smarter Software Promoting AnswerQuest, an educational tool for automating electronic exams, tests and homework. http://www.bssb.co.uk

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170. ORGANIZATIONS, SCHOOLS & MUSEUMS A - Z USA Listing and links to schools, organizations, and museums pertaining to tattooing, branding, piercing, and permanent cosmetics. http://www.tattoodirectory.com/organ.htm

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171. Children’s Rights Division - Violence Against Children In Schools Home Page For many children around the world, violence was a regular part of the school experience. In some countries, school officials routinely used corporal punishment to maintain classroom discipline and to punish children for poor academic performance. Human Rights Watch workes to highlight these abuses. http://www.hrw.org/about/projects/crd/child-violence.htm

© Yodon Thonden/Human Rights Watch 1999 Kenyan school children in class Child Labor Child Soldiers Children in the U.S. International Criminal Court ... Links to Related Organizations Violence Against Children in Schools For many children around the world, violence was a regular part of the school experience. In some countries, school officials routinely used corporal punishment to maintain classroom discipline and to punish children for poor academic performance. In other countries, authorities failed to intervene to protect minority children from harassment and attacks by other students. The failure of school officials to protect children from violence in school denied them their right to be free from all forms of physical or mental violence and the full enjoyment of their right to education. Human Rights Watch worked to highlight these abuses, undertaking a fact-finding mission to Kenya and issuing its findings in August 1999. Kenya's School Discipline Regulations authorized the use of corporal punishment in schools but failed effectively to regulate its use. Nominal restraints were routinely ignored by teachers and the regulations rarely enforced. Teachers caned children for "offenses" such as tardiness, talking in class, wearing torn or dirty uniforms, being unable to answer a question, or failing to achieve target marks set on exams. These measures often resulted in bruising, swelling, and small cuts; at times, however, children suffered more serious injuries such as sprained or broken fingers or wrists, knocked-out teeth, internal injuries, and even death.

172. ISAT Offers information for students, parents and educators who are interested in international schools in Thailand. http://www.isat.or.th/

Welcome This website contains useful information for students, parents and educators who are interested in international schools in Thailand. Readers will see forty five international schools currently listed as members of the International Schools Association of Thailand (ISAT). The list is subdivided into sections, showing schools in the Bangkok area and in different regional areas across Thailand. A special section on Kindergartens in Bangkok is also included on this website. Each section lists the names of the schools and details of their educational system, mission, curriculum, school level and facilities. Members of the International Schools Association of Thailand are also listed in this website. Each Sub -Committee Chairperson is available and would welcome any enquires regarding the functions of the Association and general questions concerning International Schools in Thailand. Enquiries concerning individual schools should be directed to the particular school. ISAT would welcome any comments and reactions to this website in an endeavour to monitor the quality of Thailand's international schools education system.

173. Kentucky Department Of Education Site has information on schools and school districts and includes resources for parents, teachers, and administrators. http://education.ky.gov/

What's New About KDE Are You New to KY? Calendars ... Search Tips KY Department of Education Administrative Resources Instructional Resources Site Map Welcome to KDE Headlines Recent Headlines KTLC '05 Call for presenters The Kentucky Teaching and Learning Conference (KTLC) seeks presenters for KTLC '05, to be held March 3-5, 2005. The application deadline is Sept. 13, 2004. Kentucky Board of Education meeting The Kentucky Board of Education met Wednesday and Thursday, June 2 and 3, in Frankfort. View the Agenda. Read a summary of the meeting. Attention Advanced Placement teachers The Kentucky Department of Education in conjunction with the College Board is offering training and mentoring for new teachers of Advanced Placement U. S. History, English Literature, and Calculus. Kentucky students win big at International Science Fair A group of students from Kentucky won several individual awards May 14 at the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair in Portland, Oregon (see photo at right). Teacher of the Year applicants sought Nominations and applications are now available for the 2005 Kentucky Teacher of the Year Program sponsored by Ashland Inc. and KDE. Up to 24 regional finalists will win $500 each, 2 finalists will receive $3,000 and the 2005 Teacher of the Year will receive a $10,000 cash prize and a $25,000 professional development opportunity from KDE. The application deadline is June 30, 2004.

174. Graphic Design Resources - Atlanta Graphic Design School : Art Schools : Design is a twoyear, certificate-granting, nationally-acclaimed school that will one offour areas, with real-world programs in Advertising art Direction, Copywriting http://www.allgraphicdesign.com/educatlanta.html

Graphic Design Resources Directory is a Graphics Portal and Desktop Publishing Directory of DTP resources including Image Editing Shareware, Graphics Message Boards / Forums, Actions, Filters, Templates, Schools, Jobs, and more. BOOKMARK THIS SITE THE WEB DESIGN BUSINESS KIT Everything you need to start a Web Design Business or Grow your Existing One: Download FREE Sample Chapters RESOURCES / TIPS Actions Filters Fonts Images ... Jobs PLEASE VISIT OUR SPONSORS home EDUCATION ART INSTITUTE OF ATLANTA ATLANTA COLLEGE OF ART - ACA students are immersed in a community of professionals who are dedicated to the development of thought, imagination and skills. Working with faculty who not only teach but are practicing professionals, our students are challenged to synthesize new information, ideas and technology toward the pursuit of creative excellence. The Arts Center campus and the thriving city of Atlanta provide valuable professional opportunities for interns and graduates. CREATIVE CIRCUS - The Creative Circus, in Atlanta, Georgia, is a two-year, certificate-granting, nationally-acclaimed school that will test every creative bone in your scrawny little body. Helping you build a strong portfolio one of four areas, with real-world programs in Advertising Art Direction, Copywriting, Design, and Photography that will shock, titillate, and amaze potential employers.

175. CNN.com - Food Fight: Soy Pushes For Space In Schools - Mar. 3, 2003 CNN http://cnn.com/2003/EDUCATION/03/03/school.soy.milk.ap/index.html

The Web CNN.com Home Page World U.S. Weather ... Special Reports SERVICES Video E-Mail Services CNNtoGO SEARCH Web CNN.com Food fight: Soy pushes for space in schools Jackie Domac, the health department chairwoman for a California school, poses in the cafeteria with milk and a soy alternative. Story Tools RELATED American Soybean Association International Dairy Foods Association WASHINGTON (AP) A food fight is brewing in school cafeterias that could elbow aside the long-standing drink of choice milk to make some room for soy. Soybean growers and the soy foods industry are pushing the government to reimburse schools that decide to offer soy milk as well as cow's milk. They say it is a healthy option, particularly for youngsters who have trouble digesting milk. Under current law, school districts can be reimbursed for soy milk or lactose-free milk only if a student has a doctor's note. Dairy farmers, who for years have held the beverage monopoly in the federal school lunch program, are resisting the change. They say nothing is as healthy as cow's milk with its calcium and vitamins A and D. The Senate Agriculture Committee plans to take up the issue Tuesday when it holds its first hearing on reauthorizing the National School Lunch Act, which subsidizes school meals.

176. Cooking And Culinary Arts Schools Cooking and Culinary Arts schools Let this easy to use and informativesite be your guide to finding the best culinary schools. http://www.cooking-culinary-arts-schools.com/

Select a State View All States Alabama Arizona AR California CA Florida FL Georgia GA Ilinois IL Kentucky KY Massachusetts Minnesota MN Nevada NV New Hampshire NH Pennsylvania PA Oregon OR Texas TX Links to Programs Link to Online Programs Links to other ... academic web sites Quick Reference Le Cordon Bleu College of Culinary Arts Las Vegas - NV Le Cordon Bleu College of Culinary Arts Miami FL Scottsdale Culinary Institute - AZ California School of Culinary Arts CA ... Massachusetts MA Online Completion Program Culinary Schools has partnered with world-wide recognized culinary arts schools, to allow students to advance their culinary education. Keep coming back to the site, as new listings are added frequently, along with links to the most up-to-date cooking information. If you know the name of the culinary arts school that you are interested in attending, use the quick reference menu; Or if you wish to see a complete list of culinary arts schools, colleges or universities in your state use the search by state drop down menu at the top left hand side of the page.

177. CNN.com - Senate Considers Free Fruits, Veggies For Schools - September 7, 2001 CNN http://cnn.com/2001/fyi/teachers.ednews/09/07/school.veggies.ap/index.html

MAIN PAGE WORLD U.S. WEATHER ... ABOUT US CNN TV what's on show transcripts CNN Headline News CNN International ... askCNN EDITIONS CNN.com Asia CNN.com Europe set your edition Languages Spanish Portuguese German Italian Danish Japanese Korean Arabic Time, Inc. Time.com People Fortune EW Senate considers free fruits, veggies for schools Some politicians said the availability of fresh fruits and vegetables at schools might curb consumption of unhealthy snacks. WASHINGTON (AP) Offering school kids a free apple or banana might get them to eat less junk food, says the chairman of the Senate Agriculture Committee. Tom Harkin, D-Iowa, says a new farm bill that Congress is writing will subsidize the cost of giving away fruit and vegetables in some school cafeterias as an alternative to candy and snacks that are sold in vending machines. "We want our kids to eat more fruits and vegetables," said Harkin, who outlined his idea to a gathering of produce growers. "If we start out young in life eating more fruits and vegetables, then we can do that during our lifetime." Details of the program haven't been worked out, and Harkin conceded the problems inherent in storing perishable commodities. An aide said the giveaway probably would start out as a pilot project in a limited number of schools.

178. CNN.com - New Law OKs Transfers From Failing Schools - Dec. 2, 2002 CNN http://cnn.com/2002/EDUCATION/12/02/education.reform.ap/index.html

CNN Europe CNN Asia Languages Spanish Portuguese German Italian Korean Arabic Japanese On CNN TV Transcripts Headline News CNN International ... Special Reports SERVICES Video E-Mail Services CNNtoGO SEARCH Web CNN.com New law OKs transfers from failing schools Story Tools RELATED U.S. Education Department Center on Education Policy WASHINGTON (AP) School districts cannot use overcrowded classes in better-performing schools as an excuse to keep students from transferring from failing schools, according to new federal regulations. A federal education law signed by President Bush in January makes more federal money available for elementary and secondary education, but holds educators accountable for failures in teaching the nation's 48 million public school students. If a failing school does not make progress, parents must be offered the chance to transfer their children to another school even if that school is full, according to a final version of the regulations released last week by the Education Department. "Parents must be given options for seeking better and expanded learning opportunities for their children," Education Secretary Rod Paige said. "The American people have made it clear that they want schools held accountable for delivering a world-class education for every child." Jack Jennings, director of the Center on Education Policy think tank in Washington, said offering the choice of transferring students from failing schools is good, but the Education Department "has interpreted the law to make this almost an absolute right of parents regardless of other factors."

179. Terror Alert Shuts Jakarta Schools CNN http://cnn.com/2002/WORLD/asiapcf/southeast/11/15/indonesia.terror.school.ap/ind

180. CNN.com - Dallas Schools Sued Over Religious E-mail - August 2, 2002 CNN http://cnn.com/2002/fyi/teachers.ednews/08/02/religious.email.ap/index.html

MAIN PAGE WORLD U.S. WEATHER ... ABOUT US CNN TV what's on show transcripts CNN Headline News CNN International ... askCNN EDITIONS CNN.com Asia CNN.com Europe set your edition Languages Spanish Portuguese German Italian Danish Japanese Korean Arabic Time, Inc. Time.com People Fortune EW Dallas schools sued over religious e-mail DALLAS, Texas (AP) A public interest group sued a suburban Dallas school district Thursday over a policy banning employees from sending e-mail containing religious messages. The conservative American Center for Law and Justice filed suit on behalf of LaDonna DeVore, who sent a message through the Highland Park Independent School District's e-mail system this spring about President Bush's proclamation for a national day of prayer. District officials told DeVore her April 30 e-mail to friends was inappropriate and threatened to suspend her e-mail privileges if she used the system again to send religious messages, the suit said. The district allows employees to use the system for both work-related and private messages, but has a policy prohibiting "religious worship" or "proselytizing," the suit said. The policy is unconstitutional because it unfairly singles out religious messages, said Stuart J. Roth, senior counsel of the Virginia-based American Center, which was founded by evangelist Pat Robertson.

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