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Home About GCIC About GCIS Training Newsletter Contact Us Technical Support Links The Georgia Career Information Center operates the Georgia Career Information System (GCIS) , a computer-based library of occupational and educational information and a primary component in the career decision-making process. GCIS provides students and other users throughout Georgia with vital career information. GCIS is used in Georgia's elementary, middle, and high schools; colleges and universities; technical colleges; Employment Services; Rehabilitation Services; Department of Labor; Department of Family and Children Services offices; and public libraries. This year approximately 650,000 Georgians will access GCIS at approximately 1,650 sites throughout the state. Each year Center staff members average about 162 presentations to over training workshop, conference, and meeting participants in Georgia. Occupational Information BIBLIOGRAPHY references to additional resources for occupation information DESCRIPTIONS comprehensive descriptions of Georgia and national occupations, including state and national wage data, employment, and licensing

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43. American Football Monthly - Georgia Military College defensive linemen who can run as there are high schools with players in that 6’0”6’2 georgia military COLLEGE DEFENSE Inside the Numbers (Regular season http://www.americanfootballmonthly.com/Arena/NS_Magazine/Current/GMC.html

Search for Articles FREE SECTION Sample Articles Message Board Staff Report Coaches' Classifieds ... Back Issues Clinic Articles Offense Defense Special Teams Top Coaches ... Words From A Legend FREE SECTION AFM Wants Your Input Links AFM Store AFM Home ... Sample Articles Clinic Devastating 3-5 Defense By Bert Williams, Head Football Coach Paul Purvis, Defensive Coordinator Taylor Burks, Linebackers Coach If you liked this article, here are three others just like it: (Note: Articles below require password) Building A Hungry Defense, May 2001 Hawaii's 3-4 Slide Flex, 3rd Quarter, 1998 On Target, May 2000 F Through the efforts and consistent belief in the benefits of the 3-5 scheme, our defensive staff crafted a unit that was second to none in the 2001 season. In fact, our defense set an all-time NJCAA record for Total Defense with 67.6 yards of offense allowed per game. Additionally, we only gave up five touchdowns and no field goals during the regular season, and went on to win the NJCAA National Championship in 2001. The defense met and exceeded all of our expectations in 2001 and, needless to say, we believe strongly in its merits. The following will detail how we installed the defense and a couple of the key coaching points we taught our defensive personnel.

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Georgia Flags (1920-2001) (U.S.) Last modified: by rick wyatt Keywords: georgia united states Links: FOTW homepage search write us mirrors ... Flag of 1920-1956 See also: Flags that have flown over Georgia Georgia Georgia Flag 2001-2003 Georgia Flags 1879-1920 ... States of the United States 1956-2001 Flag by Mario Fabretto , 24 February 1998 The United States Supreme Court handed down its opinion in Brown on May 17, 1954, unanimously ruling that racial segregation in the public schools violates the Fourteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution. To say the Court's opinion was unpopular would be an understatement. The Georgia state legislature amended its flag law twenty-one months later to change one confederate flag design, the stars and bars, to another, the so-called confederate battle flag. If the Georgia state legislature did change the design to a symbol of racial segregation to protest the Court's opinion, then the legislature would certainly not been so indiscrete to admit its true reasons on the record. Charles (Kin) Spain , 29 April 1996 Actually, they changed from one Confederate flag to another. The flag before this was based on the First National and was designed by Georgia Confederate veterans in the late 1800's. The legislature added the battle flag of the Army of Northern Virginia in 1956 - NOT, according to the legislative record - to resist school desegregation, but to raise consciousness about the deteriorating battle flags of the state collection. Georgia started one of the first flag conservation movements in the country. The school desegregation proposal came three weeks after the flag law was changed. Even the Atlanta Journal newspaper, in a 1992 investigation of the change, stated that no evidence exists to link the change with racial motives. However, people in this country just prefer to believe mythology (like Washington throwing the silver dollar across the Potomac River) rather than facts - time and time again.

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Issues Education Iraq National Security Economic Security ... More Issues News Current News Press Briefings Proclamations Executive Orders ... Radio News by Date March 2004 February 2004 January 2004 December 2003 ... January 2001 Appointments Nominations Application Photos Photo Essays Search photos by date Federal Facts Federal Statistics West Wing History Home September 2003 For Immediate Release Office of the Press Secretary September 12, 2003 President Bush Commends Military in Speech at Fort Stewart, Georgia Remarks by the President to Military Personnel and Families Trent Field Fort Stewart, Georgia Audio 10:02 A.M. EDT THE PRESIDENT: Thank you all very much. Thanks for the warm welcome. It's a fine day here in Georgia. Of course, the Governor told me every day is a fine day in Georgia. (Hooah!) It's a great day to visit the soldiers and the families of the Third Infantry Division and to visit Fort Stewart. When I came here in February of 2001, it was my first one of my first official trips, my first visit to an Army post as Commander-in-Chief, and my first chance as President to say: Hooah!. (Hooah!) Since we last met, soldiers of the Third Infantry Division have fought in Afghanistan, you have hunted terrorists in Pakistan. You've launched the coalition offensive into Iraq, defeated the enemy in Najaf, you took the Saddam Hussein International Airport and seized his palaces and you led the fighting into Baghdad the day the statue of the dictator was pulled down. (Hooah!)

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Back to Publications Marist Marching Band Camp at Gordon College Barnesville, GA - There was music in the air at Gordon College last week as the marching Marist War Eagles spent five days here honing their skills. Band director, Mark Craddock, praised the campus, faculty and staff for making the event a productive one for the band members. The Marist School, located in Atlanta, had been unsuccessful in finding an off-campus location for their band camp for several years. Something always seemed to interfere at the last minute and the group was discouraged. “Georgia College and State University in Milledgeville called us in May,” noted Rhonda Toon, “and asked if we could do them a big favor. Marist had talked to them about band camp, but due to scheduling problems, they were not able to accommodate them. Dr. Weill approved our opening the campus to the school, and this past week they finally had their band camp.” Over sixty band members and instructors arrived in Barnesville last Wednesday. Gordon faculty member, Gary Cox, is a Marist alumnus and he welcomed the group soon after they assembled in the student center auditorium. “You look a lot different than the Marist students I remember,” he said. The Marist School traces its roots to 1901 when Marist College opened its doors on Ivy Street in Atlanta. For seventy-five years the school only accepted boys and they were required to participate in compulsory military training. The school relocated to Ashford Dunwoody Road in 1962. Cox graduated from the school in 1967 when it was still a military school.

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Governmental Affairs Hot Issues Legislative Agenda Legislative Bulletin ... Newsletter Chamber Affiliates Search: To better serve the needs of all Georgia citizens, the Georgia Chamber partners with several groups. The Georgia Chamber is proud to share in the goals and successes of these organizations: The Georgia Partnership for Excellence in Education Few question the link between business and education. The Georgia Chamber of Commerce is working to put both on the same path to excellence. With this in mind, in 1990, the Georgia Chamber worked with the Georgia Economic Developers Association (GEDA) to create the Georgia Partnership for Excellence in Education (GPEE). GPEE's reforms efforts are concentrated where it makes the most difference, with policy and governance issues at the state level and community by community at the local lever. Through the Georgia 2000 Partnerships and the Next Generation School Project, GPEE is paving the way for true education reform in schools across the state. See http://www.gpee.org

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57. Georgia Military College > What Is GMC? >> History And Traditions The name of the school was changed to georgia military College in 1900. Legislative acts of 1920 and 1922 severed the relationship http://www.gmc.cc.ga.us/gmc_college/what_is_gmc/history_traditions.html

What Is GMC? President's Message Mission, Purpose, and Values History and Traditions ... FAQ History and Traditions G eorgia Military College was created in 1879 by act of the Georgia General Assembly "to educate young men and women from the Middle Georgia area in an environment which fosters the qualities of good citizenship." It was the apparent intention of the General Assembly to establish the school as a unit of the slowly forming University System. State property in Milledgeville was loaned to the University of Georgia by the Act of 1879, and the Board of Trustees of the University of Georgia was given veto powers by this Act over the acts of the local Board of Trustees of the new institution. The school was originally called Middle Georgia Military and Agricultural College and was ceded state government lands surrounding the Old Capitol Building, the seat of government for the State of Georgia from 1807-1868. The Old Capitol Building, then as now, is the main college facility and sits on the highest point in Milledgeville. The College was founded in an era when what we now consider public education throughout the South was practically non-existent. It was apparently the intention of the legislature to take some steps to correct this lack of educational opportunity. The word College as applied to the institution was, perhaps, not quite accurate. The school would begin as what would now be termed a high school; however, its curriculum, including as it did subjects far beyond the scope of the high schools of today, made it possible for GMC graduates to enroll with advanced standing into the University of Georgia and other institutions of higher learning. The General Assembly intended the new school to offer preparatory instruction that would enable graduates to enter higher classes at the University of Georgia, to give training in agriculture and mining, and, finally, to train teachers.

58. GMC Student And Staff Center Qualified GMC high school students may take college level courses in conjunction with georgia military College and receive both high school and college credit. http://www.gmc.cc.ga.us/prep_school/

Search About GMC High School and Middle School HS/MS Mission Statement Message From The Principal HS /MS FAQ ... School Improvement Plan About GMC High School and Middle School GMC High School and Middle School offers small classes with an average student/teacher ratio of 18 to 1. Honors classes are available to qualified students. Every student must abide by approved rules and regulations. They must also follow a specified code of conduct, the Cadet Honor Code. The Cadet Honor Code states, "A cadet will not lie, cheat, or steal, nor tolerate those that do." What Makes GMC High School and Middle School an Exceptional Educational Learning Environment? Every Student At GMC Is Enrolled In A College Preparatory Curriculum. One-half of GMC Seniors Qualify for the Joint Enrollment Program - Qualified GMC high school students may take college level courses in conjunction with Georgia Military College and receive both high school and college credit. SAT Scores - Senior SAT scores are consistently above the state average. Students in Honors classes typically score 100 points above the state average on the SAT. All students are required to take the SAT regardless of whether or not they are in the Honors Classes. Diploma Requirements - GMC diploma requirements are higher than the state requirements for graduation.

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60. Products - Client Stories -- Georgia Military College georgia military College (GMC) is a Junior College, High School, and Middle School educational institution headquartered in Milledgeville, georgia with six http://www.asg.com/products/clientstories_georgia_military_college.asp

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