101. Students On School Boards indiana Students on Board. In February 2001 indiana approved 2 student positions as nonvoting members of the state school board. http://www.soundout.org/Guide.106.htm

Home Involvement Activism Publications ... Resources "Including students as representatives on boards and committees takes classroom learning into the community and opens the door for many more students to become involved in the policies and practices that shape their schools." Wisconsin State Superintendent of Public Instruction Elizabeth Burmaster Students on School Boards of Education Resource Guide Second Edition, August 2003 Created for www.SoundOut.org Description A multi-topic resource guide promoting Student Voice, Participation, Engagement, Involvement, and Representation on Local, District, Regional, and State Boards of Education. Includes research, examples, and other resources for students, educators, administrators, and concerned community members who support validating student voice in school decision-making by including students on school boards. For more information on students as education decision-makers, click here Introduction STUDENT participation on boards of education is a small part of a much larger movement towards meaningful student involvement throughout education. Since the 1960s the effort to promote student representation has waxed and waned, according to the will of school officials and the sincere interest of students involved. Today that tide is turning, and students across the US are calling for deepened engagement in the decision-making that affects them on all levels - in the classroom, in the auditorium, and in the boardroom. This guide can also serve students, educators, administrators, and concerned community members around the nation as they lobby for student participation on school boards of education.

102. "C" In Floyd English Textbooks: Indiana State University Library Revised under the direction of the indiana State Board of Education by Annie Klingensmith. indiana State Series. indianapolis indiana School Book Company http://library.indstate.edu/level1.dir/cml/rbsc/floyd/eng-c.html

@import "http://www.indstate.edu/main/import.css"; Floyd Family Collection: English Textbooks Catalog, "C" English Textbooks Main Page [A] [B] [D] ... [T] [U] [V] [W] [X] [Y] [Z] [M c Guffey Readers and Spellers] This file contains 43 entries. All entries are arranged by main entry, title, and date of publication. Loomis J. Campbell Campbell, Loomis J. THE NEW FRANKLIN PRIMER. 48 pp. Notes : Title page is torn in lower right corner with loss of some text. This copy lacks pages 17-18. This copy was held by the Indianapolis-Marion County Public Library. William A. Campbell Campbell, William A. READING SPELLER. A NEW METHOD OF TEACHING SPELLING. Universal Series. First Book. New York: Thomas Kelly, c1887. 154 pp. Notes : Series statement taken from cover. This copy was held by the Indianapolis-Marion County Public Library. Henry S. Canby, John B. Opdycke, and Margaret Gillum Canby, Henry Seidel, John Baker Opdycke, and Margaret Gillum. EXTENDING GOOD ENGLISH. Book Two. New York: The Macmillan Company, c1942. 462 pp.

103. Notable Women Ancestors - Educators of Women Voters, a charter member of the Woman s Press Club Of indiana in 1913, and the first woman to be elected to the Terre Haute Board of School Trustees. http://www.rootsweb.com/~nwa/educator.html

LADD, Catherine Stratton A native of Virginia, Catherine became a well-known writer and educator in South Carolina. After her marriage, she began to write stories, poems, and essays, particularly on art and education. These were published under several different pen namesMinnie Mayflower, Arcturus, Morna, and Alidain various southern journals. In 1840, after hearing that an unused building that was suitable for a girl's school had become available, she opened the Winnsboro (also spelled Winnsborough) Female Institute at Winnsboro, South Carolina. The Winnsboro Institute was one of the largest and best-known boarding and day schools for young women in South Carolina. MASON, Ella Barnwell Crow Ella was the first school Superintendent to be elected by the county board of Ohio County, Kentucky in 1922, and to date has been the only woman superintendent for this school system. MACURDY, Grace Harriet Grace Macurdy devoted her life to becoming a true scholar at a time when there were few role models for women. She attended Radcliffe when it was still the "Harvard Annex" for women, taught Greek and Latin for 44 years at Vassar College, and became the first woman classicist to research and write about the lives of ancient women. PALMER, Amanda "Ardelia" Hardin

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