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         Florida Alternative Schools:     more detail
  1. The Alternative School: Alachua County (Florida) Public Schools : descriptive materials covering the secondary center for emotionally disturbed adolescents in Alachua County, Florida by Russell W Ramsey, 1978
  2. The Alternative School: Alachua County (Florida) Public Schools : an initial evaluation of students in attendance prior to June 1977 by Suzanne Bennett Johnson, 1977
  3. Educational technology and cost reduction: Scenarios for five alternative futures in education : a research report in three parts (Florida school finance study) by Robert G Stakenas, 1977
  4. Introduction to world history, part 1 (Parallel Alternative Strategies for Students) by Cheryl Jennings, 1992
  5. A report on a tested alternative to the traditional high school geometry course (Research monograph - P. K. Yonge Laboratory School) by Tom E Massey, 1977
  6. Personal fitness (Parallel alternative strategies for students) by Lee Ann Broussard, 1995
  7. World geography: Skills and regions ; teacher's guide (Parallel alternative strategies for students) by Mary C Calhoun, 1996
  8. Life management skills: Teacher's guide (Parallel alternative strategies for students) by Jeren Goldstein, 1995
  9. Consumer mathematics (Parallel alternative strategies for students) by Portia R Thomas, 1995
  10. Introduction to algebra: Teacher's guide (Parallel alternative strategies for students) by Shelby L Blank, 1997
  11. Consumer mathematics: Teacher's guide (Parallel alternative strategies for students) by Sylvia Walford, 1995
  12. Determinants of resegregation: Compliance/rejection behavior and policy alternatives by Micheal W Giles, 1976
  13. An experiment in developmental, individualized reading;: An alternative to performance contracting (P. K. Yonge Laboratory School research monographs, v. 1, no. 1) by Hellen Guttinger, 1972
  14. An analysis of alternative error assumptions in modeling the reliability of accounting systems by W. Robert Knechel, 1983

81. FSEC Teacher Resources
Continuing. Education. International. Distance. Education. Capabilities. Teacher. Lending. Library. Activities. SITE GUIDE. HOME. Enabling our future generations.. model solar cars. The florida
http://www.fsec.ucf.edu/ed/teachers
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Enabling our future generations.. FSEC dedicates substantial effort to the development of educational resources for the teachers of our children. We do this out of the simple belief that clean and efficient energy resources are key to our future generations' ability to achieve a safe and sustainable environment.
The education department at FSEC hosts several events for teachers and students. The Junior Solar Sprint is a competition that challenges middle school students to design, build and race model solar cars. The Florida Regional Science Bow l is for middle/junior high school students which teams demonstrate their knowledge of science and matematics through a question and answer competition. The Hydrogen Sprint is a high school competition that was developed to provide opportunities for students to explore hydrogen power with a hands-on design component and a multimedia presentation. FSEC also provides professional development opportunities for Florida teachers in the areas of solar technologies, environmental issues, and instructional strategies for science classrooms, using the inquiry approach. Our

82. FindLaw - Find An Alternative Dispute Resolution Law Firm In
This free lawyer search can help you find alternative dispute resolution law firms in Jacksonville, FL. Find lawyers by location, practice area or name.
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83. Welcome To Pasco County Schools
Updated May 5, 2004. Our Vision Into Action. A Look at Pasco's Vision. Ways Pasco Employees Support Our Vision. Our vision is to create a community which works together so all Pasco County students
http://www.pasco.k12.fl.us/
Updated:
June 8, 2004 Summer Reading Tips for Parents and Students Always Reaching for Success Ways Pasco Employees Support Our Vision A Look at Pasco's Vision Our vision is to create a community which works together so all Pasco County students will reach their highest potential. District School Board of Pasco County
John Long, Ph.D., Superintendent Search Pasco County Alternative Certification Atomic Learning Bus Stops Calendar Charter Schools Communications Continuous Progress Departments Drop Out Prevention Elementary Schools Employment Opportunities Employee Recognitions ESOL Exceptional Student Education Fax Extensions FACTS.org

84. Florida's E-Budget - Education - School Choice
in one of florida’s school choice programs depicts the strong demand that existsfor alternatives to the traditional public school learning environment
http://www.ebudget.state.fl.us/govpriorities/education/school_choice.asp
Education Creating A Climate for Job Growth Florida Means Business Strengthening Florida's Familes ... Print Providing School Choice
Governor Jeb Bush and Lieutenant Governor Toni Jennings believe in school choice programs for two reasons. First, school choice programs allow parents to choose the educational setting that best meets the academic and curricular needs of their children. Second, school choice programs act as a catalyst for improvement of public schools, where the great majority of students choose to be. Florida is proud to offer several school choice programs.
Opportunity Scholarship Program Established in 1999, the Opportunity Scholarship Program empowers parents and students to choose a higher performing public school or a private school if their current public school has earned a grade of "F" twice in a four-year period. More than 600 students are receiving Opportunity Scholarships to attend an eligible private school in the 2003-04 school year.
McKay Scholarship for Students with Disabilities Program Initially established as a pilot program in Sarasota County, the McKay Scholarship for Students with Disabilities Program was expanded statewide in 2000. This program provides a parent of a child with disabilities who is dissatisfied with the child’s current public school the opportunity to send the child to a private school or another public school located outside of the child’s school district. More than

85. Homeschool World: Homeschool Groups: Florida
LIFE of florida Email pubmail@tampabay.rr.com networking group for home and alternativelearners throughout MorningStar School 104 NW 7th Street, Boynton Beach
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Broadway Horizons Children's Theater and School
We teach acting, singing, and dancing techniques culminating in a broadway-style show.
Your Store Could Be Here! Find out how to list your store, classes, or event here, where thousands of homeschoolers look for resources in their state!
Florida Homeschool Groups Florida Parent Educators Association (FPEA)
9951 Atlantic Blvd, Suite 102, Jacksonville, FL 32225
Contact: David Frantz
Phone: 1-877-ASK-FPEA
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Publish the bi-monthly newsletter The Almanac . Annual membership in the FPEA is $25/individual - group discounts available. Florida Coalition of Christian Private School Adminstrators, Inc. (FCCPSA) P.O. Box 13227, Fort Pierce, FL 34979-3227 Phone: (561) 344-2929 Fax: (561) 465-8012 Email: fccpsa@flhomeschooling.com http://www.flhomeschooling.com Purpose: To support those who wish to form private schools to home educate as well as support those who have already existing private schools. Christian Home Educators of Florida (CHEF) P.O. Box 5393, Clearwater, FL 33758-5393

86. Project SUMIT School Descriptions
Limona Elementary School is located in Brandon, florida near Tampa. MooreAlternative School is located in WinstonSalem, North Carolina.
http://www.pz.harvard.edu/SUMIT/SCDESCR.HTM
Project Zero Project SUMIT Compass Points SUMIT Schools ... School Examples Brief descriptions of the 41 schools that participated in phone interviews for Project SUMIT. For addresses, please see " Schools Interviewed ."
School Descriptions
1996-1997 School Year
The Briarcliff Elementary School is located in Shoreham, New York about 60 miles from New York City. It is a K-1 school serving 175 students from middle income families, 98 percent of whom are white. Brown Street Academy for Talent Development is located in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. It is a pre-K-5 school serving a student population of 600 that is 1 percent white, 75 percent African American, c. 10 percent Hispanic, c. 10 percent Asian/Pacific Islander, and c. 4 percent other. Ninety percent of the students are on free or reduced lunch. Centennial Elementary School is located in Littleton, Colorado near Denver. It is a K-5 school serving a student population of 550 that is 95 percent white, and c. 5 percent other. Of the school's students, c. 76 percent are from middle income families and 24 percent are on free reduced lunch. Champlain Valley High School is located in Hinesburg, Vermont near Burlington. It serves 1000 students in grades 9-12. About 96 percent of the school's students are from middle income families and 4 percent are on free reduced lunch.

87. Directory Of Charter School Contacts
Businesses that support alternative educational settings. ARKANSAS. ARKANSAS CHARTERSCHOOL RESOURCE CENTER.
http://www.charterfriends.org/contacts.html

88. Unschooling.com's Message Boards
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89. Online Reporting
Accreditation. florida. Admiral Farragut Academy, St. 2002. Cypress Run AlternativeSchool, Pompano Beach, William T. Lyons, S, P, 612, 120, 20, 1992.
http://www.sacs.org/reports/membership/Proceedings_Accredited_SEC_FL.html
Last update: Jan 1 2004 4:17AM Accredited Secondary and Middle Schools System or School, Location, Superintendent or Principal School Type Type P=Public N=Nonpublic Grades Students Staff Year of Accreditation Florida Admiral Farragut Academy, St. Petersburg, Robert J. Fine R N PK-12 Alachua County School District (7), Gainesville, Mary L. Chambers Buchholz High School, Gainesville, Joan B. Longstreth R P Eastside High School, Gainesville, Sandra H. Hollinger R P Gainesville High School, Gainesville, Wiley Dixon R P Hawthorne Middle/High School, Hawthorne, Sam D. Haywood R P W. Travis Loften High School, Gainesville, Ellen M. West R P PK-12 Newberry High School, Newberry, Felecia Moss R P Santa Fe High School, Alachua, William Herschleb R P Allison Academy, North Miami Beach, Sarah F. Allison R N American Heritage School, Plantation, William R. Laurie U N PK-12 American Heritage School of Boca/Delray, Delray Beach, Robert Stone U N PK-12 Archdiocese of Miami (10), Miami Shores, Richard J. DeMaria Archbishop Curley-Notre Dame High School, Miami, Anthony K. Cavet R N Cardinal Gibbons High School, Fort Lauderdale, Paul D. Ott

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