81. The Kentucky Center :: Outreach Programs The kentucky Center’s professional development programs give educators, school administrators and parents the handson experience they need to incorporate http://www.kentuckycenter.org/education/outreach.asp

Since 1983, the Kentucky Center has served as a major arts education resource for Kentucky’s students and teachers, fully utilizing its own facilities and creating innovative outreach programs to further its statewide mission. Arts Education Showcases: For one day, parents and educators get the chance to see for themselves the many artists and performers whose arts education programs are available for students. Showcases are held every March in Ashland, Bowling Green, Crestview Hills, Lexington, Louisville, Madisonville (new site), and Whitesburg. Creative Connections: Every school has different arts education needs. Creative Connections tries to fill those needs in different ways, with arts curricula tailored to each of our participating schools. We help schools in Jefferson, Daviess and Hopkins Counties bring the arts into the classroom in new and exciting ways. Governor's School for the Arts: Bring two hundred of Kentucky’s most promising and accomplished young artists together for three intensive weeks of interaction, training and artistic exploration, and you have a formula for magic. High school students from every corner of the Commonwealth assemble every summer for this exciting program.

82. Boyle County Public School Information - Danville - Boyle County, Kentucky Boyle County Middle school, with 600 students in grades 6 through 8 are a 32 station computer laboratory, and a fully automated Library media Center with 6,000 http://www.danville-ky.com/BoyleCounty/bcpsinfo.htm

Education Home Boyle County Schools Danville Schools Centre College Kentucky School for the Deaf Other Schools ... Boyle County Schools Home School Information Facts About Boyle County Schools Administrative Contacts Boyle County High School 1637 Perryville Road Danville, KY 40422 Principal: Elgin Emmons Fax 859-236 -7820 E-mail: eemmons@boyle.k12.ky.us Boyle County High School Boyle County High School offers its 800 students a dynamic curriculum responsive to the needs of young people and the business community. Students may choose from a wide variety of both college preparatory and career-oriented courses at the comprehensive-rated high school. Eight Advanced Placement courses provide students the opportunity to earn the Commonwealth Diploma and college credit. Students who are not college bound may choose a challenging career-oriented curriculum based upon the High Schools That Work / Tech Prep programs that offer practical studies to prepare students for the work force after graduation. Tech Prep articulations, such as those that currently provide credit in health care and child care post-secondary studies, continue to be expanded. An Industrial Technology Lab, designed and partially funded by industry and business partners, prepares students for post-secondary training in the areas of design, electricity and electronics, mechanical systems, automation and material handling, quality control and manufacturing processes.

83. Student Press Law Center - News Flashes decision Over thirty journalism schools, professional education groups, news media organizations and 1999 CINCINNATI Two kentucky State University http://www.splc.org/newsflash_archives.asp?id=113&year=1999

84. LMS Academic Village Because student achievement is the bottom line in kentucky, educators want to know the role of the library media center in highly successful schools. http://www.pld.fayette.k12.ky.us/lmstest/default.htm

85. Child Welfare League Of America: Advocacy: State Fact Sheets A worker in kentucky earning the minimum federal US Department of Education, National Center for Education Public school student, staff, and graduate counts by http://www.cwla.org/advocacy/statefactsheets/2000/kentucky.htm

Home Advocacy State Fact Sheets for 2003 State Fact Sheets for 2000 Kentucky's Children State Population (1998) State Population under 18 (1998) State Poverty Rate (1998) Poverty Rate for Children Ages 5-17 (1998) Child Abuse and Neglect In 1997, 45,001 children were reported abused or neglected in Kentucky, a decrease of 7.5% from 1990. In 1996, 3,510 children in Kentucky lived apart from their families in out-of-home care, a decrease of 7.9% since 1990. In 1998, public child welfare agencies in Kentucky placed 221* children into adoptive homes, a 12.2% increase since 1995. Child Health According to the American Academy of Pediatrics, 125,542 Kentucky children are not covered by health insurance throughout the year, and 222,071 Kentucky children are enrolled in Medicaid, SCHIP and other state sponsored programs. In 1996, there were 12,670 pregnancies to 15-19 year old Kentucky young women. Sixty-four percent of the 8,786 births to these young women were out-of-wedlock. Through June 1999, there were 1,378 adults/adolescents and 12 children under the age of 13 in Kentucky living with HIV/AIDS.

86. OCBE Web Home Page The mission of the Oldham County Schools is to prepare students of all ages 393 (physical address) PO Box 218 (mailing address) Buckner, kentucky 40010 Phone http://www.oldham.k12.ky.us/

CONTINUING THE TRADITION OF EXCELLENCE Oldham County Schools are dedicated to providing a quality education for all of the students of Oldham County. THE MISSION STATEMENT The mission of the Oldham County Schools is to prepare students of all ages to become lifelong learners who are self-sufficient, responsible, and participating members of a democratic society, functioning productively in a global economy and experiencing the satisfaction of reaching their full potential. Index of Pages A Message From the Superintendent Oldham County Public Schools Facts and Figures East Oldham Middle School Redistricting Plan Elementary Redistricting Plan ... Annual Statement (Combined Statement of Revenues, Expenditures and Changes in Fund Balance - Year Ending 6-30-03) Budget By Location Consolidated Plan Expenditure Report Oldham Co. CDIP Final Budget - By Location) Budget by Grant (Consolidated Plan Expenditure Report Oldham Co. CDIP Final Budget - By Grant)

87. Library Media Services . Louisville, Kentucky The kentucky Department for Libraries and Archives has impose obligations upon the Jefferson County Public Schools. of the Archives and Records Center of the http://lms.jefferson.k12.ky.us/archive.html

Byck Elementary School (circa 1960's) Archives and Records Center Monday thru Friday 7:30-4:30 p.m. Phone: 502-485-3098 Fax: 502-485-6071 About Us New Public School Model Records Retention Schedule (PDF) Revised 4/29/04 Archives Policies and Procedures (PDF) New Extended Retention Periods for JCPS Records - Required Addition to Schedule (PDF) Quick checklist for Preparing Records (PDF) Download transmittal form in Word or PDF form - print as needed JCPS History Online Destruction Certificate and Instructions (PDF) Contact Us The Archives and Records Center of the Jefferson County Public Schools District is the official repository for all JCPS records. As the repository, the Archives and Records Center is responsible for complying with state and federal laws, including those governing privacy and public access; micrographics, photographic, or electronic storage and reproduction; and also the disposition and destruction of records. The Kentucky Department for Libraries and Archives has established procedures, regulations, and standards for the retention, disposition, and reproduction of the records of state agencies. These procedures, regulations, and standards, pursuant to KRS 171.140-171-740, impose obligations upon the Jefferson County Public Schools. It is the responsibility of the Archives and Records Center of the Jefferson County Public Schools to meet these procedures, regulations, and standards.

88. Fayette County Public Schools: Lexington, Kentucky page Fayette County Public Schools, 701 East Main Street Lexington, kentucky 40502 (859 http://www.fcps.net/

FCPS.net from A to Z: Quick Navigator Acceptable Use Policy Assessment Administration / Central Office Adult Education Advertisements for Bids Board of Education Board Policies Building usage fees Bullying Resource Bus Information Cultural resources directory Calendars Career and Technical CATS/CTBS Testing Information Central Forum Channel 13 Classified Council Classroom web pages Community Education Community Links Comprehensive plan Curricum Map and Framework Counseling / Guidance Data / Research / Evaluation Directory, Central Office Early Start (Preschool) EBCE Educational Resources Educational Television Employee Benefits Employment Enrolling in School Equity Office ESL - Foreign Languages FCPS Organizational Chart Feedback Financial Services Food Service Finding Us / Maps Forms (Intended for staff use) FRYSC Community Resource Guide Gear Up program General Information Good News Page Graduation Requirements Grants information Homebound / Hospital Instructional Technology newsletter Intranet (Staff Only) Literary Book Club Local Planning Committee Magnet School Information Media Services Menus, School lunch

89. Kentucky Phlebotomist Schools -- An Online Directory Of College And Career Educa find work in a doctor s office, lab, clinic, blood center, nursing homes training, please check out the list of kentucky phlebotomist schools below http://www.education-online-search.com/medical_training/phlebotomist_schools/_ky

Kentucky Phlebotomist Schools Kentucky Phlebotomist Schools : A directory of information about Kentucky schools offering phlebotomist training that can help you decide which phlebotomist school is best for you. Phlebotomist schools provide you with training in venipuncture and capillary collection. Phlebotomist schools provide courses in general medical science as well as the writing and computer skills necessary to work as a phlebotomist. Classroom work is complemented by clinical laboratory courses that allow students to work as a phlebotomist in the lab before having to do so on the job. In many cases, this is further enhanced by an internship experience at a site that works in conjunction with the schools. A phlebotomist is responsible for collecting blood from patients according to doctor's instructions, separating the blood into different test tubes so that it can be used in different tests, accurately labeling the tubes, and insuring that the right samples are sent to the lab. To do this, the phlebotomist must have very steady hands and be very precise and detail oriented, as errors can cause incorrect medical diagnoses and treatment. The phlebotomist must also have excellent people skills in order to help the patient remain calm and relaxed. A phlebotomist can find work in a doctor's office, lab, clinic, blood center, nursing homes or insurance office. For information on where you can receive phlebotomist training, please check out the list of Kentucky phlebotomist schools

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