21. 2002 Resolution Index acquire the Roberts Avenue Elementary school in Danbury, connecticut. 0226. 5/3. 9. G. schools, centers Programs. CT River Institute for media Education. http://w3.sysoff.ctstateu.edu/web/CSUweb_Trustees.nsf/0/a9c303027c03160185256b5a

22. GSEAP - Program Information Students holding a connecticut educator certificate with at least one Students complete internships in school library/media centers, cable television http://www.fairfield.edu/academic/gradedu/pro_edutech_01.html

Why Choose Fairfield Personal and Powerful Brief History Our Mission Statement Dean's Message Admission Information Overview Required Background Admission Types and Procedures International Student Information ... Dates and Deadlines Program Information Programs / Accreditation Listing Applied Psychology Bilingual Education Curriculum and Teaching ... TESOL Academic Information Academic Calendar Advisement Certification Complete Online Catalog ... New Student Orientation Financing Your Studies Government and Bank Loans Graduate Assistantship Other Opportunities Important Student Information / Resources Bookstore StagWeb Class Cancellation / Closings Food ... Security General Campus Information Bursar's Office Campus Dining Campus Map / Directions / Buildings Career Planning Center ... Registrar's Office Faculty Contact Information Office Hours Home Graduate School of Education and Allied Professions Fairfield University Why Choose Fairfield Admission Information ... TESOL Program Information EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY Overview The tracks with Educational Technology are: School Library Media Specialist, Instructional Development, Computers in Education, Applied Educational Technology in Content Areas and Free Track.

23. The Connecticut Digital Library -  Connecticut Libraries Bethel High school media Center. DBYH, Danbury, Danbury High school Library. DARH, Darien, Darien High school Library. CIBA, East Hartford, connecticut International http://www.cslib.org/cln/ctlibsk12.asp

Connecticut Libraries School Libraries RQST4 ID Town Library Name AVNH Avon Avon High School Library Media Center AVMS Avon Avon Middle School Library Media Center AVOF Avon Avon Old Farms School Baxter Library AVRB Avon Roaring Brook School Library Media Center BLNH Berlin Berlin High School Media Center BMCG Berlin McGee Middle School Library Media Center BCS Bethany Bethany Community School - Albena Doolittle Library BERY Bethel Berry Elementary School Media Center BETS Bethel Bethel High School Media Center DBYH Danbury Danbury High School Library DARH Darien Darien High School Library CIBA East Hartford Connecticut International Baccalaureate Academy NIAN East Lyme Niantic Center School Library ESTP Easton Samuel Staples Elementary School Learning Resources ELLH Ellington Ellington High School Library Ellington Ellington K-6 Webrary ELLM Ellington Ellington Middle School Library Media Center FRHS Fairfield Fairfield High School Virtual Library MPS Farmington Miss Porters School Library GRBS Greenwich Brunswick School Library GRNA Greenwich Greenwich Academy Library GRNH Greenwich Greenwich High School Media Center GRPS Groton Groton Public Schools WATK Hartford Watkinson School ALC Resources KNTS Kent Kent School John Gray Park Library KHS Killingly Killingly High School Library HOTS Lakeville Hotchkiss School Library DHNH Madison Daniel Hand High School MCPH Manchester Manchester High School Library MAMS Mansfield Mansfield Middle School Library Media Center MDTH Middletown Middletown High School Library Media Center VINL Middletown Vinyl Technical High School Library Media Center XHS

24. Connecticut State Library Childbkauth Teacher Resource File from the Internet school Library media Center. Lawson, Robert lived in Fairfield County. Former connecticut Residents. http://www.cslib.org/childbkauth.htm

Linda Williams at the Willimantic Library Service Center, 800-253-7944 with corrections, additions, or comments. Abbott, Tony lives in: Trumbull Author Bio from Scholastic Author Appearance Info from the author Email the author Alborghetti, Marci lives in: Stonington Aller, Susan Bivin lives in: West Hartford Andronik, Catherine lives in: Bridgeport Anglund, Joan Walsh Antle, Nancy lives in: New Haven Email the author Bacon, Ethel lives in: Madison Bader, Barbara Barrett, Barbara lives in: West Hartford Barron, James Douglas lives in: Kent Baskin, Nora lives in: Weston Best, Cari lives in: Weston From the author Betancourt, Jeanne lives in: Sharon Author Bio from Scholastic Boyle, Doe lives in: Madison Author Bio from the Connecticut Commission on the Arts Email the author Boynton, Sandra lives in: Lakeville Short Interview at Bookpage.com Bronson, Linda lives in: East Haddam Author Appearance Info Bulion, Leslie lives in: Durham Author Appearance Info Email the author Buller, Jon lives in: Lyme Author Appearance Info Email the author Cauley, Lorinda Bryan Chartier, Normand

25. CEMA Home Page Arthur Skerker Educational Technology Consultant connecticut State Department of t forget to send your school s list to Library media Center Siteof-the-Month. http://www.ctcema.org/

Connecticut Educational Media Association 25 Elmwood Avenue. Trumbull, CT 06611-3594 Phone: 203-372-2260 E-Mail: aweimann@snet.net CEMA is the professional association of Connecticut school library media specialists. C onnections E vents M entoring Matters A bout CEMA Site Map Congratulations to the newly-elected CEMA Executive Board for 2004-2005! Jerilyn Van Leer, President Dianne Kimball, Vice President Sewell Pruchnik, Treasurer Christopher Barlow, Secretary SDE Arthur Skerker, now holds the position that encompasses Betty Goyette's former responsibilities. If you have questions or problems that she used to handle, contact him at: Arthur Skerker Educational Technology Consultant Connecticut State Department of Education 165 Capitol Avenue, Room 222 Hartford, CT 06106 E-mail: arthur.skerker@po.state.ct.us Telephone: 860-713-6553; Fax: 860-713-7018 CEMA Save the DATE for the CEMA Fall Festival Thursday, September 23, 2004

26. CEMA Home Page the professional association of connecticut school library media Educational Technology Consultant connecticut State Department Library media Center Siteof-the http://www.ctcema.org/home.html

Connecticut Educational Media Association 25 Elmwood Avenue. Trumbull, CT 06611-3594 Phone: 203-372-2260 E-Mail: aweimann@snet.net CEMA is the professional association of Connecticut school library media specialists. C onnections E vents M entoring Matters A bout CEMA Site Map Congratulations to the newly-elected CEMA Executive Board for 2004-2005! Jerilyn Van Leer, President Dianne Kimball, Vice President Sewell Pruchnik, Treasurer Christopher Barlow, Secretary SDE Arthur Skerker, now holds the position that encompasses Betty Goyette's former responsibilities. If you have questions or problems that she used to handle, contact him at: Arthur Skerker Educational Technology Consultant Connecticut State Department of Education 165 Capitol Avenue, Room 222 Hartford, CT 06106 E-mail: arthur.skerker@po.state.ct.us Telephone: 860-713-6553; Fax: 860-713-7018 CEMA Save the DATE for the CEMA Fall Festival Thursday, September 23, 2004

27. Torringtonford Elementary School, A Connecticut Commission On The Arts Higher-Or Torringford media Center. TORRINGFORD media CENTER NEWS. The media Center was the location of the Teacher Appreciation luncheon this week. http://www.torrington.org/our_schools/torringford_school/library_media_center/

document.write(baseurl); Torringford Media Center back to Library Media Center back to Home document.write(quicklinks); document.write(backnav); TORRINGFORD MEDIA CENTER NEWS The Media Center was the location of the Teacher Appreciation luncheon this week.  Thank you to all parents and PTO members who cooked, baked, and decorated to make it such an enjoyable noontime! Author/Illustrator Visits: John Himmelman MAY   - Mr. Himmelman was back for a second year in a row to inspire all the second grade students with ways to get writing ideas.  In story format and with lots of giggling students he explained how he transforms everyday happenings into humorous things to write about.  So, if you are ever at a loss for your next story idea, just look around you. Author/Illustrator Visit: David Biedrzycki APRIL - Many students listened to author/illustrator David Biedrzycki speak about the creation of his illustrations and his collaboration with Jerry Pallotta on four books.  His style is one with rich, clear illustrations.  The students took a  behind-the-scenes look at the making of a children's book.  Be sure to look for his new book, soon to be in bookstores, to learn more about beetles.

28. Torringtonford Elementary School, A Connecticut Commission On The Arts Higher-Or Torringford Library media Center, although small, has many visitors daily. year of having a fulltime library media specialist, Mrs. Bourque, in the school. http://www.torrington.org/our_schools/torringford_school/library_media_center/lm

document.write(baseurl); Torringford Media Center back to Library Media Center back to Home document.write(quicklinks); document.write(backnav); Library Media Center Torringford Library Media Center, although small, has many visitors daily.  We have an adapted flexible access schedule, which allows for in-depth and sequential lessons for project units.  Our doors stay open from before the morning bell for teacher access to the shelves and planning time beyond the time the last student has boarded the bus.   This year completes the second year of having a full-time library media specialist, Mrs. Bourque, in the school.  Mrs. English, the Media Associate, is never without a great suggestion for the students next book.  We pride ourselves in being accessible and willing to help. A big thanks goes to the wonderful parent and adult library volunteers who help us reshelve and check-out books in our busy library which services more than 600 students. Grade-level Expectations Morning and afternoon kindergartens visit weekly for book exchange and a story. As is the case with all our students the goal is to have even our youngest library users become independent. Many times the "story" is not just sharing a story, but a time which includes brief instruction about our library, how to care for books, practice for sustained silent reading, and sharing their new selection. First grades also have a book selection time weekly, but are very flexible should the time slot be needed for unit research. In first grades students are getting to know the various sections of the library, particularly the difference between fiction and non-fiction. By the end of the year many have discovered favorite types of books and are able to locate them on the shelves with minimal assistance. At the first grade level most research work takes place in the classrooms, with the library being a classroom resource. Thanks to the flexible access, spontaneous discussions in class can generate the need of a small group to appear at our door with the call number in hand. (Athena, our electronic catalog, is fully-accessible throughout the school on our network.) The students have already completed a search and know which books are here and which ones they would like to check-out.

29. Sedgwick Middle School Library Media Center connections to most libraries in connecticut, with access PM on Wednesday during the school year The Library media Center provides books, periodicals and media http://www.whps.org/schools/SEDGWICK/navig/library.html

Parents: Please be aware that these pages are not secure and that students can surf the internet once they are online. home administration artshow calendar ... intramurals library lunch reading Scene Scroll Sedgwick Library Links: The Weather Station reading and homework Art English Authors ... Science 6th grade science biodiversity Biomes deciduousquest desertquest ... Civil War Welcome to the Sedgwick Library Media Center Mondays at 3:00 PM Book_Club@SedgwickLibrary Other helpful resources for homework and book selection: iCONN will ask you to enter your library card barcode, but, with that, a wealth of resources open to you, including periodicals, encyclopedias, biographical databases, science reference resources, and advice for readers. netTrekker provides a reviewed list of web sites for research projects. It is arranged by subject area. The user name is Sedgwick and it is case sensitive. Ask a librarian for the password. NoodleTools creates your works cited entries in MLA (Modern Language Association) format. The user name is

30. Library Media Center Library media Center Reading Features. to read the 10 books nominated for this connecticut prize. Ruby Holler school Story Saving Lilly Belle Teal Skeleton Man http://www.whps.org/School/whiting/Library/Features.htm

Whiting Lane School About Us Curriculum Health Svcs. Calendar ... Library Home Library Media Center Reading Features The Nut meg Award Our fifth graders are invited to read the 10 books nominated for this Connecticut prize. Lunchtime discussions in the library bring bibliophiles together. Votes are cast in January; the winning title is revealed at our Nutmeg Banquet which features foods from the different books read. 2002 Winner: Among the Hidden 2003 Winner: Because of Winn-Dixie 2004 Winner: Babe and Me Nominations for 2005: Ruby Holler School Story Saving Lilly Belle Teal Skeleton Man Monsters of Morley Manor Joshua's Song Any Small Goodness The Mysterious Matter of I.M. Fine World Class Readers* This popular new program brings together students, parents and teachers in after-school book discussion groups. More than 100 children participate in each session, which includes a related activity or craft and refreshment. Group sets of books have been purchased by the PTO, Student Council, and Whiting Lane families. Promoted by the Academic Team of our School Improvement Council, this activity is coordinated by a parent volunteer and the librarian. This program originated at the Chaplin (CT) Elementary School.

31. School Libraries In Connecticut connecticut. Berlin High school media Center Berlin; McGee Middle school Library - Berlin; Brookfield High school Library media Center - Brookfield; http://www.sldirectory.com/libsf/stpages/conn.html

School Library Pages in the United States School Libraries on the Web : Main Directory Directory of US Web Pages School District Libraries State Departments of Libraries ... Resources for Librarians Connecticut School Library Pages District Library Pages State Library Pages Resource Sharing Networks ... Other Web Sites School Library Pages Berlin High School Media Center - Berlin McGee Middle School Library - Berlin Brookfield High School Library Media Center - Brookfield Danbury High School Library Media Center - Danbury Wooster School Library - Danbury Killingly High School Library - Danielson Darien High School Library - Darien East Lyme High School - Francis Hart Ewers Library - East Lyme Helen Keller Middle School Learning Resources and Technology - Easton Samuel Staples Elementary School Library Media Center - Easton Ellington Ellington Elementary Schools Libraries Ellington High School Library Media Center Ellington Middle School Library Fairfield High School Library - Fairfield Tomlinson Middle School Library Media Center - Fairfield Miss Porter's School Library - Farmington Brunswick School Libraries - Greenwich Greenwich Academy Libraries - Greenwich Greenwich High School Library Media Center - Greenwich Alice Peck Elementary School Media Center - Hamden Hamden High School Library - Hamden Weaver High School Library Media Center - Hartford Kent Center School Library - Kent The Hotchkiss School - Edsel Ford Memorial Library - Lakeville Indian Mountain School Library - Lakeville Daniel Hand High School - Madison

32. Information Skills Instruction Curriculum K 12 - Groton connecticut Public schools; MN Public schools; Library media Center Curriculum - Raymore Peculiar, Missouri public school district. http://www.sldirectory.com/libsf/resf/infoskill.html

Resources for School Librarians - Index Information Skills Instruction Curriculum and Standards Program Integration and Flexible Scheduling Instructional Models Assessment ... Using Primary Sources Information Skills Curriculum and Standards State and Province Student Content Standards for School Libraries - By the Alaska Association of School Librarians. Standards for Information Literacy - Colorado Department of Education. Learning Resources and Information Technology - Connecticut K- 12 Curricular Goals and Standards. Available in pdf format from the Department of Education Information Literacy Descriptors and Curriculum Correlations - State of Florida. This is in pdf format. The Kansas Standards for School Libraries - Available in pdf or Microsoft Word formats. Library Media Learning Outcomes - Maryland State Department of Education School Library Media Curriculum Template - By the Educational Media Association of New Jersey. This is in PDF format. Scope and Sequence Course Outline/Student Objectives - By the Educational Media Association of New Jersey. Note that this in PDF format. Information Skills Curriculum - North Carolina Department of Education.

33. Welcome To The Official Town Of Greenwich Connecticut Web Site June 19Father s Forum on Underage Drinking Join local teen advocates at the Greenwich High school media Center (2nd floor) on Saturday, June 19, 730 am for http://www.greenwichct.org/

document.write(months[month] + " " +day+ ", " + year); See a list of Town holidays Find out where to vote Pay a Parking Ticket or Request a Hearing Register for Town information ... Send a comment or suggestion See Greenwich in action. Click here to see movies about our town. June 10 - Storm Water Management Public Hearing The US-EPA is now requiring each community with a population of over 10,000 to develop storm water management plans. In response to this mandate, as well as local concerns with watershed protection, ... More Seat Belt Safety - Click It or Ticket In towns across our country, including right here in Greenwich, our nation's law enforcement officers and others concerned with public safety are engaged in a campaign designed to increase the use of ... More DPW Installs King Street Roundabout The Department of Public Works, Traffic Engineering Division installed a temporary modern roundabout at the intersection of King Street and Rye Lake Avenue on Wednesday, May 12, 2004. For more informa ... More Town Hall Directory Town Clerk RTM Parking Permits Recreation Beaches Senior Center Golf Course About Town Shopping Museum Restaurants Health News/Alerts Community Health Hospital Nursing Home ... Emergency Services Careers Town Jobs Board of Education Classifieds Education Schools Adult Education Public Safety Police Fire Environmental Health Emergency Preparedness Resources Facilities Libraries Community Answers Seniors ... Connecticut Conference of Municipalities Business Transportation Chamber of Commerce Building Requirements Town Employees

34. Center For Instructional Technology At LEARN media Center. of information resources including secured access to licensed databases is available to every citizen in connecticut. http//school.discovery.com. http://www.learn.k12.ct.us/Departments/CIT/

HOME ABOUT LEARN DIRECTIONS PROGRAMS AND SERVICES ... CONTACT Search LEARN's Web Site Contact Information Click here for contact names, email addresses and phone numbers for this department. Quick Links About LEARN Staff Directory Media Center Ordering Workshop Offerings ... Employment Opportunities Departments A - Z Center for Instructional Technology Development Initiatives Early Care Executive Director's Office ... Transportation Related Education Links Other CT RESC's State Department of Ed. School Web Site Links More Education Links Questions or comments about the LEARN Web site may be mailed to: webmaster@learn.k12.ct.us L E A R N Employees: Check Email Help soaring to new heights Center for Instructional Technology Media Center Technology Services Student Services Positioned in the Education, Resources and Technology diamond, the Center for Instructional Technology (CIT) incorporates the Media Center Technology Services , and Student Based Services . This department provides resources and services designed to enhance instruction and support educators and students. We are known for our extensive collection of instructional resources, technology training/technical assistance and collaborative ability. View our department video by clicking here.

35. Home Page Ellington Middle school Library media Center, Ellington, connecticut 06029. CARD CATALOG, Search the EMS Virtual Library site! Look http://www.biblio.org/EllingtonMiddle/

Ellington Middle School Library Media Center, Ellington, Connecticut 06029 CARD CATALOG Search the EMS Virtual Library site! Washington D.C. Pictures EMS BOOK BLAST: ... CT DIGITAL LIBRARY (Magazine Articles, Biographies, Reference Book Articles, etc.) REFERENCE GROLIER ONLINE DATABASES ... STUDENTS by Sarah C. and Katie P. STUDENTS by Mrs. McNeice TEACHERS EMS Calendar of Events Cable in the Classroom Library Media Specialist and Webmaster: Mrs. Shannon McNeice (click on my name to email me) Mrs. Walton, Library Assistant Ellington Middle School Homepage Hall Memorial Library Ellington Public Schools Homepage Ellington High School Library Crystal Lake Webrary (Begin 9/2001) Free counters provided by Honesty.com Special thanks to Joyce Valenza - my inspiration; my muse! Visit her Springfield Township High School Virtual Library at http://mciunix.mciu.k12.pa.us/~spjvweb/index.html

36. Ellington High School Library Media Cener HIGH school. LIBRARY media CENTER. TEACHERS FAVORITES links to help with class assignments. reQUEST - link to the holdings of EHS other connecticut libraries. http://www.biblio.org/ehs/

ELLINGTON HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARY MEDIA CENTER TEACHERS' FAVORITES - links to help with class assignments reQUEST iconn.org (CONNECTICUT DIGITAL LIBRARY) - link to magazines, newspapers, encyclopedia and reference articles (InfoTrac and other databases) ONLINE CATALOG - Ellington High School's library books HALL MEMORIAL LIBRARY - l ink to Hall's virtual homework and reference help - chat w/ professional teachers and librarian for help 24/7 MRS. MCNEICE'S GREAT WEBRARY many links to approved sites EDGATE - teachers' assignments and reference links BOOK DISCUSSION GROUP - COMING SOON Ellington High School Ellington, CT 06029

37. Danbury, CT Independent Media Center :: for the elderly, library hours, and school maintenance, in connecticut Action Mock Coke Funeral at NYU; Coke CEO The mass media has misled the American public http://www.madhattersimc.org/

@import url("themes/MadHat_Grey_revised/style/style.css"); Publish Newswire Download Hat City Free Press Hat City Free Press Outlets ... Logout Contact Us The Mad Hatters IMC 241 Main Street Suite 3 Danbury, CT madinfo@ madhattersimc.org Main Menu Home Hat City Free Press HCFP Info HCFP Outlets Current Issue Subscribe Mad Hatters IMC MAd aS a HaTteR About Us Web Links Be The Media Publish Submit Features Read Newswire Feature Archives ... Search Login Username Password Don't have an account yet? You can create one . As a registered user you have some advantages like a theme manager, comments configuration and posting comments with your name. Indy Cities www.indymedia.org Projects oceania print radio satellite tv ... video Africa ambazonia canarias estrecho / madiaq nigeria ... south africa Canada alberta hamilton maritimes montreal ... winnipeg East Asia japan manila qc Europe andorra antwerp athens austria ... west vlaanderen Latin America argentina bolivia brasil chiapas ... uruguay Oceania adelaide aotearoa brisbane jakarta ... sydney South Asia india mumbai United States arizona arkansas atlanta austin ... western mass West Asia beirut israel palestine Process discussion fbi/legal updates indymedia faq mailing lists ... volunteer Tech Info Tech Questions?

38. Bullard Havens Main Page site of BullardHavens Vocational Technical school. Honor Society Induction Ceremony in the media Center. Visit the connecticut State Department of Education s http://www.cttech.org/bullard-havens/

Main Page About us Technologies Academics ... E-mail us Welcome to the official web site of Bullard-Havens Vocational Technical School. ANNOUNCEMENTS / UPCOMING EVENTS Thursday June 24 Graduation at Klein Memorial - Legal Day Monday June 28 Final Day of Classes NEWS Bullard-Havens Tennis Team Does Well in CVTC Tournament. See more details and photos. Urell Corporation Certifies Plumbing Seniors and Freshmen in Wardflex Technology. See more details and photos. Bullard-Havens Student of the Year Honored. See more details and a photo. Plumbing Freshmen Get Wirsbro Aquapex Certified. See more details and photos.

39. Abbott Tech Library Media Center The Henry Abbott Tech Library media Center is the and newspaper reference database from school or home. iCONN.org Access connecticut’s digital library for http://www.cttech.org/abbott/academics/lmc/

Main Page About us Technologies Academics ... E-Mail Us LIBRARY MEDIA CENTER The Henry Abbott Tech Library Media Center is the information center of the school. It is dedicated to the continuing education of all students and staff with a focus on today's educational and vocational technology. Internet access - internet access is available. EBSCO http://search.epnet.com iCONN.org - iConn.org contains newspaper and magazine articles, reference resources, and a citation machine. Over 6,000 Fiction and Non-Fiction Books - Except for general reference books, all books may be borrowed for a 3 week period. An online card catalog or OPAC is available on every computer in the school. Magazines - We feature over 30 magazines and periodicals for research, professional, and general reading.

40. Niantic Center School Library, Niantic, Connecticut Niantic, connecticut. The Mission of the Niantic Center school Library is to ensure that our was created by Mrs. Joan C. Schneider, Library media Specialist, on http://www.eastlymeschools.org/_ncslibrary/

NIANTIC CENTER School Library Niantic, Connecticut Mrs. Joan C. Schneider Library Information Specialist This page was developed to identify resources on the Internet that link the real world to what students learn in the classroom. Subject Index Search Engines Summer Reading List 2004 Student Search Engines Yahooligans Remember to review any websites your students will be visiting within 24 hours of the planned lesson. Designed for Web surfers ages 7 to 12. Sites selected by the YAHOO! Inc. staff. AOL@SCHOOL Remember to review any websites your students will be visiting within 24 hours of the planned lesson. Preselected recommended sites from AOL. Ask Jeeves for Kids Remember to review any websites your students will be visiting within 24 hours of the planned lesson. Type in a question and click SEARCH! KidsClick Remember to review any websites your students will be visiting within 24 hours of the planned lesson. Search 600+ subjects by letter: A- B- C- D-E- ... X-Z A database of over 6400 sites compiled by librarians.

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