21. Relocation - Schools - Gary Indiana Chamber Of Commerce Alfred Beckman Middle School 1430 W 23rd Ave, Gary, IN 46407 (219) 9772119.Ambridge alternative School 711 Chase St, Gary, IN 46404 (219) 886-6540. http://www.garychamber.com/schools.asp

Relocation Gary Schools Listing Acts Christian Academy 1500 E 49th Ave, Gary, IN 46409 Adult Basic Education 2131 Jackson St., Gary, IN 46407 Aetna Elementary School 1327 Arizona St, Gary, IN 46403 Agape Tabernacle 1500 E 49th Ave, Gary, IN 46409 Alain L Locke Elementary School 3757 W 21st Ave, Gary, IN 46404 Alfred Beckman Middle School 1430 W 23rd Ave, Gary, IN 46407 Ambridge Alternative School 711 Chase St, Gary, IN 46404 Arthur P Melton Elementary School 4851 Fillmore, Gary, IN 46408 Bailly Middle School 4621 Georgia St, Gary, IN 46409 Benjamin Banneker Elementary School 1912 W 23rd Ave, Gary, IN 46404 Benjamin Franklin Elementary School 600 E 35th Ave, Gary, IN 46409 Bethune School 2367 E 21st Ave, Gary, IN 46407 Beveridge Elementary School 1234 Cleveland St, Gary, IN 46404 Black Oak Elementary School 5400 W 29th Ave, Gary, IN 46406 Blessed Sacrament School 1775 W 41st Ave, Gary, IN 46408 Brunswick Elementary School 5701 W 7th Ave, Gary, IN 46406 Calumet High School 3900 Calhoun St, Gary, IN 46408

22. Indiana State University : Office Of Public Affairs : News Archive that most Hoosiers believe alternative education is a Overwhelmingly, indiana taxpayersunderstand that we need and the lowest and highest performing schools. http://www.indstate.edu/news/archive/2003/march/alted.html

March 5, 2003 ISU publishes assessment of alternative education TERRE HAUTE, Ind. An assessment of alternative education published by Indiana State University finds the state's six-year-old commitment to alternative education is paying off for students who may have previously slipped through the cracks of the public education system. [ See entire study Download Acrobat Reader "Making a Difference: Alternative Education in Indiana" found more than 80 percent of alternative education students either attaining or making satisfactory progress toward their academic goals. The study also shatters the stereotype that most alternative education students are "troublemakers." Legislation passed in 1997 provided funding to encourage the state's school corporations to establish alternative education programs. While only about 50 such programs existed at that time, the number of alternative schools has since increased to more than 250. Because they focus on individual goals and positive results, alternative education programs have demonstrated extremely high levels of success, the report says.

23. VCSC Schools Directory - Terre Haute, Indiana alternative schools, Washington alternative High School 1201 S 13th St Terre Haute,IN 47802, Ms Karen Andrews, Principal Phone 812462-4427. Middle schools, http://www.vigoco.k12.in.us/old-schools.html

School Directory Click on the school name to go to their home page. Click on the principal name to send mail to the principal. Building addresses and phone numbers are listed below. QuickSurf Table High Schools Middle Schools North High South High Chauncey Rose Otter Creek ... McLean High Elementary Schools Consolidated Davis Park Deming DeVaney ... West Vigo High Schools Terre Haute North Vigo High School 3434 Maple Ave Terre Haute, IN 47804 Mr Michael Newport , Principal Phone 812-462-4312 Terre Haute South Vigo High School 3737 South 7th St Terre Haute, IN 47802 Mr James L. Freese , Principal Phone 812-462-4252 West Vigo High School 4590 W Sarah Myers Dr W Terre Haute, IN 47885 Mr David Chapman , Principal Phone 812-462-4282 Alternative Schools McLean Education Center 961 Lafayette Ave Terre Haute, IN 47804 Mr Rick Stevens , Principal Phone 812-462-4330 Washington Alternative High School 1201 S 13th St Terre Haute, IN 47802 Ms Karen Andrews , Principal Phone 812-462-4427 Middle Schools Chauncey Rose Middle School 1275 Third Avenue Terre Haute, IN 47807 Dr Tammy D. Roeschlein

24. Urban Challenge - Grant Winner 2001: Indianapolis, Indiana Students attending these alternative schools will receive mentoring from communityrole models. The indiana Pacers of the National Basketball Association are a http://www.3com.com/solutions/en_US/government/programs/urbanchallenge_winners/i

Financial Aid to Build the Future Grant Winner 2001: Indianapolis, Indiana The City of Indianapolis, led by Mayor Bart Peterson, and the Indianapolis Public Schools (IPS) will provide "at risk" students at a new alternative high school and middle school with the latest communications advances via a grant from 3Com's Urban Challenge program. Using the grant, the schools, one which will occupy a retail space donated by the Simon Youth Foundation (SYF) and the other located in Indianapolis' historic Union Station, will deploy 3Com switching and voice technologies to help students attending these schools bridge the digital divide. Working with SYF, students will use the 3Com systems to enhance a self-paced, self-directed curricula developed by IPS. After hours courses will include GED programs and 3Com's NetPrep program, a two-year course that introduces juniors and seniors to careers in network management and prepares them to earn an associate's degree in network administration. The middle school will use 3Com technologies for network services designed to sharpen students' focus on values and leadership skills. Students attending these alternative schools will receive mentoring from community role models. The Indiana Pacers of the National Basketball Association are a key sponsor of the project. One school will actually be named "Pacers Academy." IPS is primarily using 3Com equipment today, and the two new schools will be connected to the IPS backbone. The partnership between 3Com, the city of Indianapolis, IPS, and the Simon Youth Foundation, exemplifies what government, business and our schools can do together to help America's youth.

25. Indiana Soybean Board largevolume buyers such as schools, farms and outlets marketing this environmentallyfriendly alternative fuel. Copyright © 2004 indiana Soybean Board 5757 W http://www.indianasoybeanboard.com/index.shtml

Soy Candles Soy Crayons Biodiesel Science Kit ... Site Map This Month's Soy News... Professor named to research new uses for soybeans Bernard Tao Bernard Tao, a professor in agricultural and biological engineering, will help create value-added products from soybeans through the Department of Agricultural and Biological Engineering. The professorship was funded in partnership with the Indiana Soybean Board (ISB). "The use of renewable, domestic resources, such as soybeans, to replace petroleum fuels, chemicals and polymers can help national energy security as well as developing a new bio-based economy for Indiana," Tao said. "Soybeans are particularly promising due to their technical versatility and productivity as one Indiana's largest cash crops." Tao's research projects include making aviation jet fuel and home heating fuel from soybean oil, developing biodegradable coatings for food and industrial uses from soy proteins, creating inexpensive, environmentally safe airline de-icers, and developing laundry additives to improve fabric life. "Our work is targeted at making Indiana a national center for bioprocessing technology and industry to develop energy and industrial materials that utilize renewable, domestic sources such as soybeans," Tao said.

26. Hamilton County Schools Cut Bus Emissions With Soy-Based Fuel As indiana Soybean Board Executive Director Steve Ludwig explained, the school systemdoes not required for other cleanerburning alternative fuels such http://www.indianasoybeanboard.com/BusEmissions.html

News Releases Home For more information, contact: Belinda Puetz at the Indiana Soybean Board (317) 347-3620 or (Photographs can be found at the end of this news release) Hamilton County Schools Cut Bus Emissions with Soy-Based Fuel Since biodiesel is engineered to replace diesel fuel, it can be added to any diesel engine fuel tank directly. As Indiana Soybean Board Executive Director Steve Ludwig explained, the school system does not need to pay for costly engine modifications that are often required for other cleaner-burning alternative fuels such as natural gas. While bus engines could operate with a biodiesel that is 100-percent soy oil, budget limitations and colder temperatures mean Hamilton Southeastern buses must operate with a fuel mixed with a traditional diesel fuel and the soybean-based oil. Philip Powlick, program manager with the Indiana Department of Commerce, Energy Policy Division, expects half of the additional cost to be paid by an alternative fuel transportation grant. Although, the Hamilton Southeastern has not completed its scientific mileage comparison between buses that are powered by biodiesel and traditional diesel fuels, Blackwell said she has noticed a little bit better pickup.

27. NASP Center - Zero Tolerance And Alternative Strategies Interim alternative educational settings for children with disabilities. Safe andResponsive schools Projectwww.indiana.edu/~safeschl; Skiba, R. (2000). http://www.naspcenter.org/factsheets/zt_fs.html

Zero Tolerance and Alternative Strategies: A Fact Sheet for Educators and Policymakers The National Association of School Psychologists NASP members can access a formatted PDF of this fact sheet by logging into the Members Only site What is Zero Tolerance? "Zero Tolerance" initially was defined as consistently enforced suspension and expulsion policies in response to weapons, drugs and violent acts in the school setting. Over time, however, zero tolerance has come to refer to school or district-wide policies that mandate predetermined, typically harsh consequences or punishments (such as suspension and expulsion) for a wide degree of rule violation. Most frequently, zero tolerance policies address drug, weapons, violence, smoking and school disruption in efforts to protect all students' safety and maintain a school environment that is conducive to learning. Some teachers and administrators favor zero tolerance policies because they remove difficult students from school; administrators perceive zero tolerance policies as fast-acting interventions that send a clear, consistent message that certain behaviors are not acceptable in the school. However, research indicates that, as implemented , zero tolerance policies are ineffective in the long run and are related to a number of negative consequences, including increased rates of school drop out and discriminatory application of school discipline practices. Proven discipline strategies that provide more effective alternatives to broad zero tolerance policies should be implemented to ensure that

28. Crawford County  Indiana U Crawford County indiana USA. of these schools, as well as provide information aboutarea colleges, private schools and the Crawford alternative School House http://www.cccn.net/schools.html

Crawford County Indiana U. S. A. Schools There are five elementary schools and the Jr/Sr High School in Crawford County. The link below will take you to our database listings of these schools, as well as provide information about area colleges, private schools and the Crawford Alternative School House. Categorical Listing

29. Upcoming Events For Safe Schools:  Calendar 2003 - Pg2 Learn more about the alternative School Model. West Central indiana EducationalService Center Tammy Brothers, Director of Student Programs. http://keystosaferschools.com/calendar2003a.htm

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30. School Board Approves Changes be a topic for the next indiana General Assembly a halfday kindergarten, said EBCarver, schools superintendent in a 4-0 vote an alternative school program for http://www.indystar.com/articles/3/143944-3553-176.html

31. Indiana High Schools Search :: Search For Indiana High Schools indiana High schools. MONROE, IN 46772 2606926151 ALEXANDRIAMONROE HIGH SCHOOL 1BURDEN CT ALEXANDRIA, IN 46001 7657244413 alternative LEARNING CENTER http://www.high-schools.com/indiana.shtml

Indiana High Schools A B C D ... Z ACS HIGH SCHOOL OPTIONS PROGRAM 325 W 38TH ST ANDERSON, IN 46013 ADAMS CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL 222 W WASHINGTON ST MONROE, IN 46772 ALEXANDRIA-MONROE HIGH SCHOOL 1 BURDEN CT ALEXANDRIA, IN 46001 ALTERNATIVE LEARNING CENTER 1802 E WINONA AVE WARSAW, IN 46580 ALTERNATIVE SCHOOL 12913 COLDWATER RD FORT WAYNE, IN 46845 ANDERSON HIGH SCHOOL 4610 MADISON AVE ANDERSON, IN 46013 ANGOLA HIGH SCHOOL 755 S 100 E ANGOLA, IN 46703 ARGOS COMM JR-SR HIGH SCHOOL 500 YEARICK AVE ARGOS, IN 46501 ATTICA HIGH SCHOOL 211 E SYCAMORE ST ATTICA, IN 47918 AURORA ALTERNATIVE SCHOOL 524 N FAIRVIEW ST BLOOMINGTON, IN 47404 AUSTIN HIGH SCHOOL S HWY 31 AUSTIN, IN 47102 AVON HIGH SCHOOL 7575 E CR 150 S AVON, IN 46123 Find other high schools in other U.S. states. Select a state below for High School listings for each state. Thank you for using High-Schools.com for your High School information source. We have the High School your searching for. Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas ... Wyoming Related Links: Indiana Real Estate Indiana Mortgages Incorporate in Indiana Indiana Lawyers ... Indiana Mortgages

32. Columbus Indiana Community & School Information and agricultural community located in south central indiana, just 45 an area vocationalschool housed within the high schools, one alternative school and a http://www.bcsc.k12.in.us/easths/community/communityinfo.htm

Community Columbus is a diversified industrial and agricultural community located in south central Indiana, just 45 minutes from downtown Indianapolis via Interstate 65. Recognized nationally for its contemporary architecture, Columbus is a small progressive city of 35,000, whose support of eduation and the arts combines the innovative and the traditional in a harmonious relationship. Schools [East Home] [School Info] [Student Info] [Academics] ... [BCSC Home]

33. The Indiana Association Of Home Educators and not otherwise approved by the indiana State Board 208.1-3-17.3) Home schoolstatutes None alternative Statutes Allowing for Home schools Ind. http://www.inhomeeducators.org/laws/

We in Indiana are blessed to have laws that allow us to home educate our children. The law requires that our children be in school from 7-17 years of age and that they attend school for 180 days each year. It is highly recommended that you join the Home School Legal Defense Association. Legal problems in Indiana are infrequent, but membership in HSLDA insures proper legal counsel if necessary. Compulsory Attendance Ages: "Earlier of the date on which the child officially enrolls in a school or reaches the age of 7 until the date on which he reaches the age of 18." West's Annotated Indiana Code Sec. 20-8.1-3-17. Required Days of Instruction: "for the number of days public schools are in session in the school corporation in which the child is enrolled in Indiana," or "if the child is enrolled outside Indiana, for the number of days the public schools are in session where the child is enrolled." Generally, 180 days. Required Subjects: "Instruction equivalent to that given in the public schools," Ind. Code Ann. Sec. 20-8.1-3-34. "A school that is nonpublic, non-accredited, and not otherwise approved by the Indiana State Board of Education is not bound by any requirements set forth in IC 20 or IC 21 with regard to curriculum or the content of educational programs offered by the school." (Sec. 20-8.1-3-17.3) Home School Statutes : None Alternative Statutes Allowing for Home Schools : Ind. Code Ann. Sec. 20-8.1-3-17. A child may attend "some other school which is taught in the English language."

34. Munhome students from Mercy Academy, Holy Cross, Buckner alternative, Brown and Community,Madison, Scottsburg and Shawe Memorial High schools in indiana have also http://www.ius.edu/SocialScience/ModelUN/munhome.htm

Indiana University Southeast Model United Nations Security Council Conference for High School Students What is the Model UN? Links to Important Resources for those Participating in Model UN A Brief History of the IUS Model UN Security Council Conference for High School Students The 2002 Conference ... Visit the IUS Model UN Security Council Conference Photo Gallery What is the Model United Nations? Model UN programs have been in existence for more than forty years serving to teach students the history, politics and foreign policies of various countries through role-playing. Students begin to understand the importance of the United Nations in the world today. They become familiar with major international problems and issues and experience the give and take of diplomacy as they attempt to pass resolutions. In addition, the model provides an opportunity for students to learn parliamentary procedure and to improve their public speaking skills. At the IUS conference, students are assigned, two to a delegation, to one of the fifteen countries in the UN Security Council to debate issues and pass resolutions. Awards are given to the best delegate and delegation of each Council and the best position papers written on each agenda topic. The experience is a win-win situation for students. Links to Important Resources for Those Participating in Model UN United Nations Association Model UN at http://www.unausa.org/Programs/mun.htm

35. Education Week: Vouchers - Schools, Magnet, Alternative, Choice, Private, Public (1998) of the indiana Center for would siphon money away from public schools, leavinga http://www.edweek.org/context/topics/issuespage.cfm?id=30

36. Quality Counts '98: Indiana Policy Update Ms. Reed s Reading and Literacy Initiative for a Better indiana They allotted $8 FrankL. O Bannon s initiative to increase the number of alternative schools. http://www.edweek.org/sreports/qc98/states/in-s.htm

Return to the main story If you have your images turned off, you may be missing several important links. INDIANA ndiana, a conservative state where change is often a matter of sharp debate, continues to progress at a slow but deliberate pace on school reform. Last fall, for the first time, the state gave 10th graders the Indiana High School Graduation Qualifying Exam, which all students must pass to graduate beginning with the class of 2000. The results will not be in until sometime this month, but educators predict that about one-third of students will not meet the standards, which were set by a national panel of experts and by Indiana teachers. In December, high school math and English teachers from across the state took the test themselves, individually rated the difficulty of each question, and reached a consensus about what students should know in order to receive a high school diploma. Then, representatives from the U.S. Department of Education and the test publisher, CTB/McGraw Hill helped set the passing level. The test is an answer to the cries for accountability from many in Indiana, but the state is trying to balance the high-stakes measure with some additional support for schools. Suellen Reed, the state schools superintendent, was planning a statewide education conference for last month focused on technology and professional development. State education officials also planned to convene a panel of stakeholdersincluding the commissioner of higher education, business leaders, and K-12 education leadersfor a discussion on education reform.

37. Implementation Of IPM In Indiana Schools - Final Report representatives of school corporations throughout the state of indiana. The IPM forSchools resource manual is sent IPM as a pest management alternative to be http://www.pesp.org/1997/mcsc97-final.htm

Pesticide Environmental Stewardship Program NFIPME Home NFIPME's PESP Site Grants Relationship with EPA ... NFIPME Grants Links to US EPA for information on: - About PESP - Joining - Members - Publications ... - Resources Implementation of IPM in Indiana Schools - Final Report Monroe County School Corporation Project Summary Project History The second year of the IPM Program in Monroe County Schools has to be termed a success. The program began in 1994 by examining our current pest control behavior. It was evident that we needed to change what we were doing and how we went about doing it. The pilot IPM program began with three (3) schools in the winter of 1996. During the summer of that year it was decided the program could be initiated in all 18 MCCSC schools. That was done in August of 1996. The Partnership that was formed to accomplish this task consisted of: Dr. Marc Lame of the Indiana University School of Public and Environmental Affairs and coordinator of the Lilly Fellowship Program

38. Ambassador Group, Richmond Community Schools, Richmond, Indiana Adult Education. alternative Education, high school. A+ Computer Program. HoldOn,middle school alternative education. Inclusion, Special Needs Education. http://www.rcs.k12.in.us/district/committees/ambassador-group.htm

Schools District Information Calendar ... Committees Ambassador Group Are you a member of a group or organization that needs informative presentations for your meetings? The Ambassador Group of Richmond Community Schools has formed a speakers bureau of presenters that represent a wide variety of interesting topics. Let us share with you some information about many of the wonderful programs and initiatives that are going on in the Richmond Schools! Individual or panel discussion presentations can be arranged to fit your meeting schedules. Select an area of interest to you and give us a call! If there is a topic of interest that is not on the list, just let us know and we can accommodate your request. To arrange for your presentation, call Rae Woolpy at 973-3446 or Cheryl Amos at 973-3486. Ambassador Group Topics: Adult Education Alternative Education, high school A+ Computer Program Career Education Civic Hall and the Arts Co-Curricular, Extra Curricular Activities

39. Education, LakeNET, The Information Connection  For Lake County, Indiana 2003 indiana School Directory. Elementary, Middle and High schools. Taft Junior High.Winfield Elementary. Crossroads alternative School. Crown Point High School. http://www.lakenetnwi.net/education.htm

The Information Connection for Lake County, Indiana January Events Search our Site: sitemap Mission Bylaws Members ... Non-Profit Sites Education School Corporations Elementary Schools Junior High/Middle Schools High Schools ... Distance Learning School Corporations Crown Point Hammond Lake Central Munster ... 2003 Indiana School Directory Elementary, Middle and High Schools Crown Point School District State Statistical Information Eisenhower Elementary Lake Street Elementary ... Gary Area Career Center Link: Gary Schools Griffith School District State Statistical Information Beiriger Elementary School ... Riley Elementary School Wallace Elementary School Wilson Elementary School Eggers Middle School Clark Middle/High School Gavit Middle/High School Hammond High School ... State Statistical Information Jane Ball Elementary School Lincoln Elementary School Hanover Central - Junior Senior High Highland School District State Statistical Information Johnston Elementary ... Lake Central School District, St. John

40. MCCSC Information two comprehensive high schools, an alternative high school, and an area career centerhigh school. throughout the community, including indiana Unversity. http://www.mccsc.edu/info.html

Monroe County Community School Corporation 315 North Drive . Bloomington, IN 47401 . USA . 812.330.7700 www.MCCSC.edu Information Welcome Superintendent's Message ... Employment Opportunities Employee Agreements AFSCME 2004 MCEA-MCCSC 2004 Support Staff 2004 Faculty-Staff eMail Fire Drill Report Form [IFPC] Acrobat PDF Form Word 97 Document no Macros Foundation MCCS Integrated Pest Management Indiana DoE ISTEP+ Results ... Safe School Emergency Preparedness and Crisis Intervention Plan Tornado Safety Rules from DoE School Board Districts School Test Codes (CEEB/ACT) School Day ... Welcome to the MCCSC Back to the Top www.MCCSC.edu Administration Message ... MCCS Foundation The MCCSC Learning Network subscribes to Policy and Guidelines 2521 of the Monroe County Community School Corporation. Links contained on these pages to information or other organizations are presented as a service and neither constitute nor imply endorsement or warranty. © 1998 MCCSC. Last update: 22 January 2004. Closing/Delay Advisories When viewing a notification page on the web, please 'Refresh' or 'Reload' your browser to be sure you are getting the latest information.

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