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62. NAAG.org: Back-To-School Means Parents Must Teach Lessons In Safety caregivers begin preparing children to go back to school bicycles, walk or be drivento school, how many along with my colleagues, Attorneys general from around http://www.naag.org/news/presmsg_20010904.php

NAAG Members, log in here to enter the backpages. For media inquiries and other press-related questions, please contact the NAAG Press Center at (202) 326-6027. News Releases Back-To-School Means Parents Must Teach Lessons in Safety September, 2001 It's an annual ritual. As summer draws to a close, parents, guardians and child caregivers begin preparing children to go back to school. Immunizations and physicals, new backpacks and schools supplies — it's a tremendous responsibility to make sure that a child is well prepared to meet the rigors of academia and extracurricular activities that ensure a successful school year. However, as many of these children prepare to board buses, step onto subway cars, ride bicycles, walk or be driven to school, how many adults take the time to prepare their children for the unexpected dangers they may face outside the classroom? As a board member of the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, I am painfully aware that each year, more than 700,000 children are reported missing to law enforcement agencies. vAlthough adults may warn a child to "stay away from strangers," unfortunately, many of the perpetrators of these crimes are individuals who have some type of familiarity with the child, but may or may not be known to parents or guardians. Oftentimes, exploiters and abductors initiate what appears to be innocent contact with the child - befriending him or her by asking for assistance or other subtle approaches. In cases of sexual molestation and assault, it is often a repeat crime, in which a child is victimized a number of times.

63. School Of Health Sciences: General Information general. Who to Contact in the school. school Addresses back to top. The Universityof Birmingham. school of Health Sciences. Edgbaston. Birmingham. B15 2TT. http://healthsci.bham.ac.uk/general/contactus.asp

General About the School Who to Contact QAA ... Links General Who to Contact in the School The following list of names and contact details may help you to locate the page you need, or find a person to communicate with. School Addresses Order a Prospectus Admissions Information Undergraduate Funding ... The University of Birmingham School Addresses Back to top The University of Birmingham School of Health Sciences Edgbaston Birmingham Tel: 0121 414 6893 Fax: 0121 414 3158 Order a Prospectus Back to top For general information about undergraduate or postgraduate courses, choose from these options: Undergraduate Postgraduate For more specific information about the undergraduate courses we offer, choose from the following options: Nursing Physiotherapy Admissions Information Back to top Prospective students wishing to find out more about the courses and opportunities for research we offer, might find the following links useful: Nursing Undergraduate Nursing Enquiries School of Health Sciences - Nursing The University of Birmingham

64. Glasgow School Of Art | General Information | Alumni We look forward to welcoming you back. GSA Alumni Form. Anyone who has attended TheGlasgow school of Art for three months or more is eligible to join GSA Alumni http://www.gsa.ac.uk/general/alumni/

GSA ALUMNI Welcome to GSA Alumni. If you have any suggestions about what you would like to see on this page, please feel free to get in touch. Latest News What do we do? GSA Alumni Online Form North American Directory ... How to contact us Latest News - 'Lost' Alumni We very much regret that we have lost touch with some members of GSA Alumni. We have listed the names of these former students, along with their subject and year of leaving, on these pages We would like to ensure that they receive invitations to School events and copies of Flow, the magazine of The Glasgow School of Art. 'Lost' Alumni What do we do? Anyone who attends The Glasgow School of Art for three months or more automatically becomes a member of GSA Alumni. You will join over 5,000 former students and graduates of the School and, long after you have gone your separate ways, we can assist you in organising reunions and events - helping you to keep in touch with your fellow students across the world. The Glasgow School of Art prides itself on the success of its students and alumni and does not want those achievements to go unnoticed. We look forward to sharing in your news and accomplishments and hope that many of you will help us to provide careers advice, placements and mentoring to current students and assist with recruitment - at home and overseas. As former students you are the School's greatest advocates and can, in many ways, make a valuable contribution to your alma mater.

65. School Of Dental Medicine - Patient - Frequently Asked Questions Do you work on people? Yes, we treat any or all of the general publicinterested in coming to the dental school. back to top. http://www.dental.pitt.edu/patients/pat_faq.html

Web Site Faculty Sitemap Do you see anyone at the dental school? Do you work on people? How do I become a patient at the dental school? Are your services free, since you need people for the students to practice on? ... Where can I park? Do you see anyone at the dental school? Do you work on people? Yes, we treat any or all of the general public interested in coming to the dental school. Student dentists or graduate residents will be doing the treatment under the direct supervision of a licensed faculty member. If you would wish to make an appointment you may call 412-648-8616 to schedule a screening appointment. Back to top How do I become a patient at the dental school? If you are having a dental emergency, we have a walk-in urgent care clinic. We register patients between 8:00 - 10:00 a.m. (these emergencies are for pain, swelling or bleeding only - all others must be scheduled). Back to top Are your services free, since you need people for the students to practice on?

66. Back To School With The National Library Of Canada back to school with the National Library of Canada. provides interpretive informationaimed toward schoolage children, teachers and the general public. http://www.collectionscanada.ca/1/1/n1-339-e.html

Publications News Release Back to School with the National Library of Canada Ottawa, September 10, 2002 National Library of Canada’s exciting Web sites designed to help students and teachers easily access information on Canadian literature, music and history . These sites contain biographies, educational games, classroom activities, homework help and other valuable resources to help start off the new school year on the right click! On the Kids’ Page www.collectionscanada.ca/education/ ) students will find a link to First Among Equals www.collectionscanada.ca/primeministers/kids/ ), a site with information on Canada’s prime ministers and how they govern our country. Through Passageways: True Tales of Adventure for Young Explorers www.collectionscanada.ca/explorers ), they can learn about the exploration of Canada, with links to maps, books and information on Canada’s early explorers. On the Page by Page site ( www.collectionscanada.ca/pagebypage ), both teachers and students will find out how to write a book, from where to get ideas for a storyline to publishing and advertising. The Encylopedia of Music in Canada is now available free of charge on the Web at www.collectionscanada.ca/4/17/index-e.html

67. Welcome To Coordinated School Health Programs back to homepage, Coordinating school Health Programs, CSHP logotype. of your screenare buttons that link you to general information on school health http://www.mainecshp.com/

State Agencies Web Policies My Maine.gov Email this page Coordinating School Health Programs Health Education Physical Education Health Services Nutrition Services ... YRBS Survey ...rkm RFP Questions and Answers have been posted. Click here 21ST CENTURY COMMUNITY LEARNING CENTERS REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS DOE RFP G 404229 W elcome to the Coordinating School Health Programs web site, brought to you by the Maine Department of Education and Department of Human Services . The main purpose of our site is to introduce the eight components of Coordinated School Health Programs to school personnel, parents and students, especially within the state of Maine, but also beyond its borders. We also want to serve as a resource for information and networking for those involved or interested in school health issues. The CSHP Guidelines are finished and printed, and may be downloaded by section in their respective component areas. Thank you to all who wrote and helped us prepare the CSHP guidelines. We truly appreciate your input and help throughout the long process. How to Use Our Web Site You will see the "buttons" for the eight components at the top of your screen. Clicking on any one of them will take you to the

68. No Child Left Behind | General Frequently Asked Questions back to top. What Anchorage school District schools receive Title I funding?Twenty (20) ASD schools receive Title I funds. They include http://www.asdk12.org/NCLB/faq.asp

Site Index Site Options Contact Us Search for: Schools Departments About ASD School Board ... myASD No Child Left Behind Frequently Asked Questions Printable version What is the Elementary and Secondary Education Act? Why is the term Title I used often when talking about this Act? What Anchorage School District schools receive Title I funding? ... What happens to schools that do not make AYP? For more information: A Parent's Guide to the NCLB Act of 2001 What is the Elementary and Secondary Education Act? Since it was first enacted in 1965, the Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA) has described the federal requirements for public schools. The Act must be re-authorized every five to seven years. President George Bush proposed major changes in the federal role in education in 2001. With bipartisan support and input from state educators, the new ESEA, also called the No Child Left Behind Act, makes major changes in the federal role and puts more resources into states to support public schools in exchange for increased accountability. Back to top Why is the term Title I used often when talking about this Act?

69. General Information For Students Who Will Be Taking Online Classes Through The Tulare. back. general information about the school of TESOL. Thisinformation can be found at http//www.seattleu.edu/soe/stesl/. http://www.nwlink.com/~tulare/general_online_course_information.html

Online Classes through Seattle University and The School of Teaching ESL Click here to connect to the main website of the School of Teaching ESL (operating in cooperation with Seattle University School of Education “I have never had as much one-on-one attention from professors in any other university learning experience as I have in the School of TESL /online/ program.” 6/02 on course evaluation form One student, at the end of her first quarter of online classes at the School of Teaching ESL, wrote: “I have just completed my first class online with Seattle University and I could not recommend it more!!!! I have been a teacher of Spanish for 30 years and have taken many courses, both online and in the classroom, and I have never been so impressed with a class. The content is so valid for the job and the course designers are so knowledgeable that my every question is answered. The lines of communication with the professor were always open and I had almost instant replies. The chosen texts were interesting and pertinent to the actual job. /Barb K., 9/16/02/” REQUIREMENTS WHAT MAKES A SUCCESSFUL ONLINE STUDENT?

70. No More Back-to-School Blues: Nine Tips For A Smooth Transition - Indiana - Grea Here’sa general list of items that elementary school Pencil sharpener; school box(for storing supplies); Scotch tape; up with books about going back to school. http://www.greatschools.net/cgi-bin/showarticle/in/242/parent

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71. LTU: Department Of Microbiology: Microbiology Related Links general Science References. University of Tasmania, school of Agricultural Science;University of of Western Australia, Department of Microbiology. back to top of http://www.latrobe.edu.au/microbiology/links.html

About LTU Faculties Campuses Research ... Staff Web Links Announcements / News Australian Universities Employment Opportunities General References ... Suggest a link Department of Microbiology Related Links This page contains links to pages that are closely related to microbiology or science. The selected links page contains links of more general interest, such as to search engines or information about Australia. The Department of Microbiology and La Trobe University accept no responsibility or liability for the content available at the sites linked from this Website. If you would like to suggest a link for either of these pages, use the feedback form . Latest additions to this page are marked: Announcements / Science News Disease Outbreak News (WHO) La Trobe University Bulletin (Australia) NOVA - Science in the News (Australia) Science Agogo SciTech Daily Review Updates for Biology of Microorganisms (see course reading list Updates for Prescott's Microbiology, 4/e (see course reading list The Why Files (USA) Back to top of page Employment Opportunities in Microbiology Australian Careers Directory Australian Job Search Bio OnLine Careers Centre (USA) BioRecruit.net

72. Enderle Group :: Providing Perspective For Today's Technology Leaders Rob Enderle s back to school Buying Guide. In general, however, a strong domesticbrand will serve your child well during their school term. http://www.enderlegroup.com/rpts/Back to School 2003.htm

Rob Enderle's Back to School Buying Guide August 28, 2003 Identifying the Needs There are not only a lot of changes in technology this year there are a lot of changes in the ways that schools are providing centralized services. The backlash of the MSBlast worm and other viruses has caused education institutions to begin to rethink how they are providing centralized services both to protect from these viruses and to limit the capabilities for students to use school resources to create and then distribute these viruses. It is important, therefore, that your first stop be the IT organization for the school your child will be attending. You may find that there are limits to the hardware your child can use on campus as well as group discounts that you may be eligible for. For instance the discounts on Microsoft software to students is vastly greater than what even the hardware OEMs can provide and, in many cases, you may be eligible for group discounts that can save you somewhere between 10% and 20% off of what you might otherwise pay. Once you have identified the programs take some time to find out what students are actually using. This may be a good project for your child. What often happens is the parent spends a great deal of money on a desktop or laptop system only to find that the kind of work the student is actually doing favors a different kind of configuration.

73. ARCHIVE: ASU Web: 2002-2003 General Catalog Contents ASU Extended Campus; Advising Services; general Studies. Design, school of; Planningand Landscape Architecture, school of. Business, College of back to top. http://www.asu.edu/aad/catalogs/2002-2003/general/

Text Mode Index Directory Calendar ... Extended Search ASU General Catalog General Catalog Introduction and Overview General University Information Colleges Other Opportunities ... Introductory statement General Catalog is the official source of information for programs and requirements of ASU and its colleges, schools, and departments. This catalog has been converted to an online format in PDF and HTML. In the PDF version, courses match the printed catalog. In the HTML version, courses may be more current. The electronic site is a work in progress and may not contain complete information. Refer to the printed version which, in accordance with Arizona public records laws and requirements, serves as the official, permanent record. This document is available for inspection at University Archives. PDF version. A PDF version is available at: http://www.asu.edu/aad/catalogs/pdf-catalogs.html#general-catalog Prospective students. Please send requests for application or admission materials to Undergraduate Admissions Need a printed catalog? Please read the information on print catalog distribution or call the ASU Bookstore (480/965-7928) to purchase a paper copy of the General Catalog.

74. Clinton Community School District - Whittier Elementary School General Informati general POLICIES Birthdays If your child wishes, he/she may bring birthday treats sidewalksrather than walking across the muddy area in back of the school. http://www.clinton.k12.ia.us/whittier_info.html

Principal: Roger Winterlin Secretary: Jonelle Kettler Absence, in case of Attendance Phone # Attendance Policy ... Transportation/Safety General Information Attendance Phone Number 243-0474 - please use this phone number to report a student absence. School Hours 8:30 AM - 3:30 PM except on Wednesday: 8:30 AM - 1:30 PM. Before and After School care is available at Whittier daily, except Wednesday afternoons, through the YMCA. Parent/Teacher Conference Dates Whittier Elementary School Mission Statement The Whittier Community will work together to be successful lifelong learners. Our School Emphasizes and Expects: Students and staff to grow in academic, social and emotional areas in a safe, orderly, and caring environment. Students to be responsible for their learning and behavior. Respect for ALL. Students and staff to follow specific steps to solve concerns and conflicts. Students and staff to work to the best of their abilities. Educational Goals The educational goal of Whittier Elementary School is to improve student reading and math achievement, in part, through increased daily student attendance. District Security Plan Picking Up Children During The School Day For your child's safety, when students are to be picked up during the school day, the adult must report to the office and the student will be sent there to be picked up.

75. AboutOurKids.org | Back To School For Kids With Special Needs back to top. general Tips for Preparation. For example, most first graders need timeto adjust to the demands of a full school day where they must sit still and http://www.aboutourkids.org/aboutour/articles/backtoschool.html

Board of Directors Director's Corner Education Advisory Council Virtual Trophy Case ... Frequently Asked Questions E-Mail to a Friend Printer Friendly Back to School for Kids With Special Needs by Robin F. Goodman, Ph.D., A.T.R.-BC Introduction Understanding the child who is new to a school or area A parent's concern - a place to start Helping the child who is new to a school or area ... Helping the child who is precocious Introduction For some children, making the transition from summer to school requires more than having the right book bag or sneakers. When parents have particular concerns about a child advance preparation can smooth the way. This article describes some common child and family issues and offers parents suggestions for helping their kids. Back to top. A parent's concern - a place to start Not all children are excited and eager about facing the first day of school. For the child with a less confident style, a learning problem, a mental health issue, or a stressful situation at home, school may present a special challenge. Yet with proper preparation the school year can be rewarding for child, parent, and teacher. Although no parent or child wants to be labeled by a particular problem, understanding a child's unique style or situation, recognizing his or her strengths and weaknesses, anticipating potential trouble spots, and communicating with educational staff can start things off on a positive note and avoid wasted time later in the year.

76. NYU Law - Library, Student Services, Back To School back To school 20022003. Check the Calendar on the Law Library website for the scheduleof tours and training. Tours. One-hour walking tours general tours of http://www.law.nyu.edu/library/Training/backtoschool.html

NYU School of Law Home University Home Sitemap Law Library ... Book/Article Request Cite Checker's Guide Interlibrary Loan Law School Exams Reference Service Back To School 2002-2003 Tours Law Library Website Checking Out Books Reference Desk ... IMPORTANT: Password Registration Check the Calendar on the Law Library website for the schedule of tours and training. Tours One-hour walking tours : General tours of the library are scheduled to acquaint you with library collections, facilities, and services. Specialized tours are also available, tailored to the specific needs of tax LL.M.s, foreign-trained and other non-tax LL.M.s, TAs, journal editors, and others. Please check the library's online Calendar and sign up in advance at the Reference Desk. First-years : You do not need to take these tours. Lawyering will provide your research instruction. Tax LL.M.s, foreign-trained LL.M.s, and others

77. Widener University School Of Law general Services The Registrar s Office is deeply involved with students come toWidener University school of Law back to Top Letters of Good Standing All http://www.law.widener.edu/CURRENT/STUDENTSERVICES/SERVICES/REGISTRAR/services.s

78. BJ Pinchbeck Offers Science Homework Help, Kids' Homework Help And Chemistry Hom from Frostburg State University High school Chemistry Hub Another fabulous chemistrysite general Organic and on balancing chemical equations back to Top. http://school.discovery.com/homeworkhelp/bjpinchbeck/bjscience.html

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79. School Of General Studies studies, courses in literature and history, and participation in workshops offeredby the school of general Studies are highly back to Catalog Home Page. http://www.utdallas.edu/student/catalog/undergrad01/genstud.html

School of General Studies The School of General Studies provides an interdisciplinary environment that allows students to understand and integrate the liberal arts and sciences. The school administers interdisciplinary degree programs that afford students the opportunity to design their degree plans on an individualized basis. To assist the student in pursuing a course of study leading to successful completion of an undergraduate degree, the school provides a unique support structure. Included in this structure is the school's Internship Program that arranges professional work experience in diverse career settings. The educational environment of General Studies is especially congenial to students eager to pursue unconventional or innovative combinations of course work. Faculty All faculty in the university are eligible to participate. Professors: George W. Fair, Karen J. Prager, Lawrence J. Redlinger Associate Professor: Mary E. Sias Assistant Professors: Erin A. Smith Senior Lecturers: Susan P. Chizeck, Dachang Cong, Scherry F. Johnson, Elizabeth M. Salter

80. Trust For Representative Democracy: America's Legislators Back To School Lesson America's Legislators back to school Week. NCSL Contacts back to school Menu Page lesson plans and the back to school program. The electronic http://www.ncsl.org/public/trust/lessonplans.htm

Home Contact Us Press Room Site Overview ... Register Search: Advanced Search About NCSL Services Overview ... Site Overview var doctitle=document.title document.write(doctitle) Add to My NCSL Trust for Representative Democracy America's Legislators Back to School Week NCSL Contacts Back to School Menu Page Lesson Plans High School Middle School Elementary School The lesson plans outline for students the importance of representative democracy, the message that their voice counts and the valid role of special interest groups in the process. The plans complement the NCSL publication "Your Ideas Count," a student booklet used by legislators as a "leave behind" resource after their classroom visit. Teachers are invited to download the lesson plans and use them as appropriate in their classrooms. NCSL invites teachers to fill out an evaluation of the lesson plans and the Back to School program. The electronic evaluation forms are available online at http://www.ncsl.org/public/trust/evalforms.htm High School Lesson Plan I How Do Teenagers Get a "Voice"? Lesson Plan II "Don't We All Agree?"

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