81. The Home School Court Report Vol. XX, No. 2 -- Litigation Summaries: Active Case them that while he disagreed with HSLDA s argument about alternative educationprograms, he agreed that because the private school was on indiana. http://www.hslda.org/courtreport/V20N2/V20N214.asp

HSLDA's E-lert Service: Quick Menu Getting Started In Your State International Issues Library ... Joining HSLDA HSLDA Members Members Site Renew Online Contact Your Staff ABOUT ... magazine VOLUME XX, NUMBER 2 March / April 2004 FEATURES Battleground New Jersey Late-breaking news Congress investigates With the help of others ... Eliminating anonymous tips DEPARTMENTS Freedom watch From the heart From the director:In the armsof amazing love Impact of the HSF General Fund ... President's page ET AL. HSLDA social services contact policy/A plethora of forms HSLDA legal inquiries LITIGATION SUMMARIES ACTIVE CASES California San Diego daytime curfew citation dismissed Case: City of San Diego v. M Filed: On January 13, 2004, a juvenile court judge granted Home School Legal Defense Association's motion to dismiss a daytime curfew citation against the 13-year-old son of a member family in San Diego. The citation was issued on December 16, 2003, when a police officer was conducting "truancy sweeps" pursuant to San Diego's daytime curfew ordinance. At 12:30 p.m. on December 16, the 13-year-old was riding his bicycle on his way to do some Christmas shopping. A plain-clothes police officer stopped the child and asked why he wasn't in school. The young man told the officer that he was homeschooled: his private school independent study program was on Christmas vacation from December 15 through January 2 and his mother had given him permission for his errand.

82. School Of Education -- Purdue University Calumet and a list of the indiana science proficiencies school students in the Gary CommunitySchools. in a submarine simulator at Gary s Chase alternative School. http://education.calumet.purdue.edu/pds/video.htm

Return to School of Education Home PUC/NWI PDS Video Library PDS Sites PDS Mission PDS Handbook PDS Contacts ... Steering Committee In collaboration with its local school partners, Purdue Calumet's School of Education is in the process of assisting area educators in the creation of videos and/or CD's of quality classroom practices. These resources are to be made available, free of charge, to any school within the partnering districts for professional development purposes. It is the intent of this project to provide partner schools and teacher candidates with the opportunity to learn about best practices that are occurring in our local schools. If you have any feedback regarding this initiative, please do not hesitate to contact the Teacher Education Office at Purdue Calumet. Loan Procedures Resource List Request for Taping Loan Procedures 1. Schools interested in borrowing a tape or CD are to contact the Teacher Education Office (2360) and ask for the graduate assistant. If the requested resource is available, it will be send directly to the school. 2. Tapes may be signed out for a two-week period.

83. Indiana Library Federation Hidden Talents by David Lubar Lubar has cast a quirky group of charactersand an intriguing setting in the Edgeview alternative School. http://www.ilfonline.org/Programs/YHBA/yh680102.htm

Quick Links Staff Information Membership Insurance Contact Executive Board Legislative PROGRAMS Rosie Media Fair Read Aloud YHBA CONFERENCES ILF CYPD AIME Districts IPLA Legislative Day Reference Division SAMS ILF UNITS Associations Districts Divisions Sections Committees Online Vendors Links of Interest ILF Calendar Middle Grades Nominees The Art of Keeping Cool by Janet Taylor Lisle Battle Dress by Amy Efaw Blizzard! by Jim Murphy Blizzard is an account of the blizzard of 1888 in New York City. The author describes the storm and the follow-up changes that were made to New York due the devastation caused by the storm. The Boxer by Kathleen Karr Having learned how to box while in prison, fifteen-year-old Johnny sets out to discover if he can make a decent living as a fighter in late nineteenth-century New York City. Burning Up by Caroline B. Cooney Fever 1793 by Laurie Halse Anderson Fourteen-year-old Mattie Cook works in a coffee house with her mother and grandfather in Philadelphia in 1793. Yellow fever breaks out and her mother falls ill to the deadly disease. After a failed attempt to flee Philadelphia, Mattie also becomes sick. Once she recovers from the fever, she returns to the coffee house and with the help of Eliza and Nell, she lives to tell the tale of the Yellow Fever epidemic of 1793. Guts by Gary Paulsen Haunting at Home Plate

84. Muncie, Indiana - TheStarPress.com Students at Riley alternative school gave up snacks for 2 weeks and bought soda providedby staffers in hopes of raising $200 to donate to the survivors of New http://www.thestarpress.com/tsp/macros/series/stories/1010sergooddeeds.php

/* You may give each page an identifying name, server, and channel on the next lines. */ var pageName="" var server="" var channel="Local News" var pageType="" var pageValue="" var prop1="" var prop2="" var prop3="" var prop4="" var prop5="" var prop6="news" var prop7="local_news" var prop8="" var prop9="" var prop10="" /********* INSERT THE DOMAIN AND PATH TO YOUR CODE BELOW ************/ /********** DO NOT ALTER ANYTHING ELSE BELOW THIS LINE! *************/ var s_code=' ' News Local Nation World ... NIE Wednesday, June 9, 2004 Schools raise funds for attack victims STAR PRESS STAFF REPORT MUNCIE - Students from several city schools have organized efforts to assist victims of the recent terrorist attacks on the United States. Results of a couple of such efforts are listed below. Students at Riley Alternative school gave up snacks for 2 weeks and bought soda provided by staffers in hopes of raising $200 to donate to the survivors of New York City police officers and Port Authority Officials who died Sept. 11. Instead, the 48 or so students raised $315. The check was presented Oct. 3 to Molly Winters, national president of Concerns for Police Survivors and the widow of Greg Winters, a Muncie police officer fatally shot by a suspect in 1990. Winters is helping to train public safety officers in Washington, D.C., and federal employees in New York City to work with the families of attack victims.

85. Multimedia Schools Success Stories: Pearson Digital Learning NovaNet - Vincennes their requirements.” Sally Mandon, Chairperson, Vincennes Community School AlternativeEducation Program. Students are finding success in Vincennes, indiana. http://www.infotoday.com/MMSchools/SuccessStories/PearsonVincennes.htm

Success Stories A Pearson Digital Learning Success Story Vincennes Community School Vincennes, Indiana (Pearson Digital Learning NovaNet) “We have a diverse population from special needs and dropouts to students with medical concerns. NovaNET helped us meet each of their requirements.” Sally Mandon, Chairperson, Vincennes Community School Alternative Education Program Students are finding success in Vincennes, Indiana. Double-digit gains in a variety of subject areas have energized students. The combination of high-tech courseware and caring instruction is the reason Vincennes Community School Alternative Education Program (VCSAEP) has been able to turn their students around. Their goal is to revitalize the minds and souls of struggling middle school and high school students who have demonstrated a history of chronic failure, are considering dropping out of school, or other concerns such as teen-pregnancy, school phobia, or diabetes. The instructional goals for the learners include: Receiving credit towards graduation Improving classroom skills and behavior Regaining control of their academic standing in order to successfully re-enter the traditional school setting Increasing classroom attendance Working towards their GED certificates While the challenges this program faces are not new, the solution is. Educators in Vincennes turned to NovaNET

86. Daily News From Louisville, Kentucky And Southern Indiana From Courier-journal.c After Wednesday morning s confrontation, the idea of staying homefrom school yesterday emerged as a nonviolent alternative. But http://www.courier-journal.com/localnews/2002/11/05/ke110502s307961.htm

var pageName="" var server="" var channel="" var pageType="" var pageValue="" var prop1="kentucky" var prop2="" var prop3="" var prop4="" var prop5="" var prop6="news" var prop7="" var prop8="" var prop9="" var prop10="" var s_code='' Home News Sports Business ... Local/Regional News Item Tuesday, November 5, 2002 Gay-rights decision protested at E. Kentucky school Allowing group to meet sparks student boycott By Mark Pitsch mpitsch@courier-journal.com The Courier-Journal Hundreds of Boyd County High School students stayed home yesterday to protest the school's decision to allow a gay-rights student group to meet on school grounds. Of the school's 990 students, 420 were not in school yesterday, said district superintendent Bill Capehart. Most absent students were boycotting because of last week's vote by the school's teacher-parent council on the Gay-Straight Alliance, Capehart said. The students will be counted as absent for the day, Capehart said. A ministers' group is planning a community protest of the alliance Sunday. The council's 3-2 vote was its third this year about the group. It rejected the group's application twice before student organizers contacted the American Civil Liberties Union, which sent a letter in September to the council saying it was violating the federal Equal Access Act by denying the alliance permission to meet at the school in Cannonsburg. The act says if schools allow some extracurricular groups to meet at school, it must allow all groups to do so.

87. Day 22 - Indiana Yearly Meeting Missions If the boys fail to pass the high school entrance exam again, FBS triesto place them in a trade school or other alternative school. http://www.iym.org/missions/day22.htm

FUM - Beilze Day 22 Friends United Meeting first became involved in Belize through the visionary work of Sadi Vernon, a native Belizean who returned to Belize in the early 1960's to carry on the same kind of work she did with Friends at Highgate at the Lyndale girls Home in Jamaica. She began the girls Continuation School, which has recently been renamed Sadie Vernon High School. Four years a go, acting upon another concern for the many young men who were not able to go on to high school because of failing the entrance exam, the Friends Boys School, which met in the Friends Center offices, was founded. Mike and Kay Cain are members of Portland Friends Meeting. They felt the call to help boys to Belize after a work mission in 1988. In 1995, they moved to Belize and assisted Sadie Vernon at the newly formed school for boys. In September 1998, they accepted the appointment from Friends United Meeting to be Belize Field Representatives, working mainly with the Friends Boys School. Mike serves on the school's board of trustees along with four Belizeans. Friends Boys School is a one-year prep school helping boys who didn't pass the entrance exam for high school. At the school, tutors work with the students in math, English, reading, health, science and Belize history. If the boys fail to pass the high school entrance exam again, FBS tries to place them in a trade school or other alternative school.

88. Northwest Indiana News: Nwitimes.com - News: Valpo High Hit With Racism Lawsuit Brist and Gordon are further accused of suggesting Rosa attend an alternativeschool and seek out one of his own, or a Puerto Rican faculty member, if http://www.thetimesonline.com/articles/2004/05/20/news/top_news/46f9ce719f834486

Thursday, May 20, 2004 About us Contact us Help Services ... Ski reports Sponsored by: TriCorp Wireless Lake County Porter County Local Illinois ... Nation and World Valpo High hit with racism lawsuit VALPARAISO: Former student says principal failed to stop abuse by five girls. BY BOB KASARDA Times Staff Writer ADVERTISEMENT HAMMOND When sophomore Matthew Rosa withdrew from Valparaiso High School earlier this year, the reason for his early departure was not even listed among the preprinted explanations offered on the exit form. The explanation was written in by hand as "racially discriminated against." No further details were given, until now. Rosa, who is of Puerto Rican descent, has filed a federal discrimination lawsuit, alleging repeated harassment by five female students this school year and a failure by top school officials to end the abuse. The suit, filed in Hammond, targets Valparaiso Community Schools, Valparaiso High School Principal Kenneth Brist, Assistant Principal George Gordon and the five female students, identified only as Jane Does 1-5. School district attorney David Hollenbeck declined comment and Munster attorney Michael Sears, who represents the school's insurance provider, could not be reached Wednesday.

89. Indiana Education Policy Center, News And Notes, Indiana University School Of Ed brief highlights three current school funding issues faced by indiana and discusses Thelast issuealternative schoolshas specific objectives that may be http://www.indiana.edu/~iepc/brief.html

Policy Brief (February 1997) Indiana University, Bloomington Current School Funding Issues in Indiana by Neil Theobald, Barry Bull, and Nick Vesper This brief highlights three current school funding issues faced by Indiana and discusses possible courses of action available to the General Assembly. The first twoproperty taxes and urban school fundingare enduring issues that may require efforts across several sessions. The last issuealternative schoolshas specific objectives that may be attainable in a single session. To print this document, please click here first. The current formula generates higher average general fund property tax rates. This trend compounds a widespread perception that property taxes are increasing too fast in Indiana. (Note: General fund property tax rates are the general fund dollars raised per $100 of assessed valuation of real property in the school corporation.) In 1993, school corporations in Indiana levied general fund property tax rates that averaged $2.92 per $100 of assessed valuation. In 1996, all property in Indiana was reassessed. Due to this reassessment, the charged rate fell to slightly less than $2.73 per $100 of reassessed property in 1997. Without this reassessment, though, school corporations in Indiana would have levied general fund property tax rates that averaged $3.09 per $100 of assessed valuation. Thus, since 1993, general fund tax rates have increased by 17 cents, or 5.8%. This tax increase, though, has begun to address the taxpayer inequity that lay at the heart of the lawsuit that precipitated the 1993 change in the funding formula (

90. INDIANA CRIMINAL JUSTICE INSTITUTE Suspension/Expulsion Alternatives; Mediation programs (school and community PartnersIndiana Department of Correction, National Juvenile Detention http://www.in.gov/cji/youth/titleii.htm

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91. Project SUMIT School Descriptions Key Renaissance Middle School is located in indianapolis, indiana. 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.

92. IndyStar.com: Education Ministries and Academy 1002 S. 350 E. Marion, indiana (800) 333 The alternativeeducation programs offered are full time grade school for Kindergarten http://www.indystar.com/community/education/specialed.html

MARKETPLACE: Classifieds Autos Apartments Jobs ... Star Source Send us your news tips, ideas Star Links Links mentioned in The Star Star Headlines Get RSS feed of latest news Specialty schools Academy Plus 488 Gradle Drive Carmel, Indiana Academy Plus offers remedial, enrichment and regular programs for middle school through high school students, grades 5 to 12. Known for small classes and personalized learning, the school has an enrollment of approximately 70 students. Boone-Clinton-Northwest Hendricks Joint Services 50 S. Maish Road Frankfort, Indiana A cooperative which provides support services to special education programs in these 7 school districts: Frankfort Schools, Rossville Consolidated School District, Clinton Central Schools, Clinton Prairie Schools, Lebanon Community Schools, Western Boone School Corporation, and N.W. Hendricks Schools. Dyslexia Institute of Indiana, Inc. 2511 E. 46th Street, Suite 0-2 Indianapolis The Institute provides information and referral for dyslexia testing, characteristics of dyslexia, and recommended readings. Volunteers provide general information about dyslexia, preparation for college, and related issues. Provides outreach and tutoring in primarily the Orton-Gillingham approach for children and adults 7 and older with dyslexia. Sliding scale fees are available. Hutson School 5815 E. 38th Street Indianapolis

93. Directory Of Charter School Contacts Businesses that support alternative educational settings. ARKANSAS CHARTER SCHOOLRESOURCE CENTER. http://www.charterfriends.org/contacts.html

National Charter School Alliance QUALITY ** CHOICE ** INNOVATION Directory of Charter School Contacts NOW LISTED: MORE THAN 120 CONTACTS IN 41 STATES, THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA AND CANADA Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware District of Columbia Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina Texas Tennessee Utah Vermont Virginia Washington Wisconsin Wyoming Alberta, Canada ALASKA ALASKA CHARTER SCHOOL ASSOCIATION Barb Gerard, Secretary Academy Charter School 260 S. Cobb Street Palmer, AK 99645 907-746-2368 (fax) e-mail: Bgerard@msb.mat-su.k12.ak.us Operators association ARIZONA ARIZONA CHARTER SCHOOLS ASSOCIATION Margaret Roush-Meier, Executive Director 721 North San Francisco Street Flagstaff, AZ 86001 e-mail: mroushmeier@qwest.net web site: www.azcharters.org Operators association ARIZONA REGIONAL RESOURCE CENTER Rick Brown, Director

94. IU School Of Dentistry | Department Of Preventive & Community Dentistry | Altern in the sun and surf during spring break, eleven indiana University School of Dentistry ThisAlternative Spring Break Program was an effort to give http://www.iusd.iupui.edu/Depts/PCD/DCD/alternative_spring_break.htm

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95. Indiana AFL-CIO - 2000 Legislative Positions Don t just think high school. a question of whether we can afford to provide alternativeeducation, but a For more information indiana AFLCIO (317) 632-9147. http://www.aflcio.gen.in.us/documents/leg2000-p16.htm

96. Bloomington, Indiana Detailed Profile - Travel And Real Estate Info, Jobs, Hotel indiana STATE UNIVERSITY (about 65 miles; TERRE HAUTE, IN; FT enrollment 9,597 AURORAALTERNATIVE SCHOOL (Students 91; Location 524 N FAIRVIEW ST; Grades 09 http://www.city-data.com/city/Bloomington-Indiana.html

Bloomington, Indiana Back to Indiana United States Do you have any pictures of this city? Planning a vacation? Current weather forecast for Bloomington, IN Population (year 2000): 69,291 Males: 33,650 (48.6%), Females: 35,641 (51.4%) Elevation: 745 feet County: Monroe Land area: 19.7 square miles Zip codes: 47401..47408, 47490. Median resident age: 23.3 years Median household income: $25,377 (year 2000) Median house value: $126,000 (year 2000) New: Bloomington, IN residents, houses, and apartments details Races in Bloomington: White Non-Hispanic (85.7%) Black (4.2%) Hispanic (2.5%) Two or more races (2.0%) Korean (1.5%) Chinese (1.4%) Other race (1.1%) Asian Indian (0.9%) American Indian (0.8%) Other Asian (0.7%) Japanese (0.5%) (Total can be greater than 100% because Hispanics could be counted in other races) Ancestries: German (24.9%), Irish (13.3%), English (10.9%), United States (6.6%), Italian (4.2%), Polish (4.0%). For population 25 years and over in Bloomington High school or higher: 91.2% Bachelor's degree or higher: 54.8% Graduate or professional degree: 29.5%

97. Newsstand Of The Salvation Army Indiana Division more sites and provide safe alternatives to the PRIOR Nursery school teacher in Roanoke,stayat Center About us indianapolis indiana Features Links http://www.salvationarmyindiana.org/newsstand/04march/0306huntingtoncorps.html

Horace Mann Elementary School students gather around after-school program teacher Sharon Foraker (center) to learn how to make an Saturday, March 6, 2004 3:26 PM Streets-alternative before- and after-school programs one way Salvation Army touches, shapes lives of youth She dives into a chair by friend April Vogleman and scoots closer. Together, they share a tub of markers and a bottle of glue to create their own unique pencil holders, crafted out of clothes pins, glue-on eyes and colored fabric to look like their favorite animal. The program provides morning and afternoon child care at Northwest, Roanoke, Central and Horace Mann elementary schools. Students from Lancaster and Andrews elementary schools utilize the program at Horace Mann. Before-school hours only are offered to Lincoln Elementary students. Morning child care is offered between 5:30 and 8:50 a.m., depending on individual school start times. Afternoon hours are from 2:30 to 5:30 p.m., depending on school dismissal times.

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99. Muncie, Indiana - TheStarPress.com Residents of East Central indiana have continued efforts to assist victims of RileyAlternative School students are participating in give up your snack day http://www.thestarpress.com/tsp/macros/series/stories/1003sergooddeeds.php

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