41. Guidance Office: Special Programs College, and the Sanford Center of the University of maine System. the opportunityto attend a vocational program at the regional vocational schools in either http://knight.noble-hs.sad60.k12.me.us/~guidance/special_programs.html

Guidance Main Staff College Military ... Support/Social services To contact Us . . . Administration Guidance Department Webmaster Special Programs SPECIAL PROGRAMS AT NOBLE Honors Courses An honors component is offered in many academic classes. Where available, teachers will present the honors option at the beginning of each semester. Honors options will be designated on student transcripts. Advanced Placement Program Advanced Placement (AP) is a program sponsored by the College Board consisting of college level courses and exams for secondary students. Depending on student requests Noble High School offers AP courses in English, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, US History, Government and Politics, Computer Science and Calculus. Students are awarded college credit for AP courses based upon their exam scores and the specific requirements of the college. College Programs Noble students have the opportunity to enroll in individual courses or "early study" programs at several nearby colleges and technical schools: the University of Southern Maine, University of New Hampshire, Southern Maine Technical College, York County Technical College, and the Sanford Center of the University of Maine System. Other possibilities include courses through The World Wide Web and ITV. Tuition assistance is frequently, although not always, available. Interested students should consult the guidance department for complete information regarding course offerings, application procedures, and fees. Noble also offers "articulated" courses, courses which can earn a student college credits. Simply click on Earn College Credits on the Main Page of this website.

42. Vocational Technical Schools Naples 04055, 1975/1996/2006, 912, Roseanne M. Schacht. Lewiston RegionalVocational Center, Mid-maine Technical Center, Oxford Hills Technical School, http://www.neasc.org/roster/rostertc.htm

Membership Roster Vocational Technical Schools The first date listed after the name of an institution indicates the year of initial accreditation. The second date represents the most recent action by the Association in voting continued accreditation. Probation is indicated by an asterisk preceding the name of the institution. Connecticut School - Location Initial/Reviewed/Next Grades Administrator Albert I. Prince Regional Vocational-Technical School Hartford 06106 Laura F. Vega Bridgeport Regional Vocational Aquaculture School Bridgeport 06605 John J. Curtis Bristol Technical Education Center Bristol 06010 Byron Waterman Bullard-Havens Regional Vocational-Technical School Bridgeport 06601 Joseph LaVorgna E. C. Goodwin Regional Vocational-Technical School New Britain 06053 Kenneth Hilliard Eli Whitney Regional Vocational-Technical School Hamden 06514 Paulett Moore Ella T. Grasso/Southeastern Regional Vocational Technical School Groton 06340 Michael Faenza Emmett O'Brien Regional Vocational Technical School Ansonia 06401 Lisa Hylwa-Colandro Harvard H. Ellis Regional Vocational-Technical School

43. Scarborough, Maine School Department - Office Of The Superintendent vocational education at two regional vocational/technical schools. of the top twentyhigh schools in the by its performance on the maine Educational Assessment http://www.scarborough.k12.me.us/district/supt/

Middle School Student: Wind Tunnel Test Office of the Superintendent Letter Educational Philosophy Fact Sheet Personnel Wellness Educational Television Calendar Anticipated Job Openings Dear Parents and Citizens, Scarborough is a rapidly growing community committed to the well being of all citizens. Its schools are an integral part of community life providing both children and adults with a broad range of social, cultural and educational opportunities. Scarborough's school system is housed in modern facilities at strategic locations throughout the community. Its educational programs are student centered with choice being an essential part of the school systems philosophy. At our primary, intermediate and middle school phases children and parents have a choice of either graded or three-year multiage educational programs. Scarborough High School offers a diverse curriculum with a range of options including advanced placement courses and state of the art vocational education at two regional vocational/technical schools. Perhaps our school system's greatest asset is the exceptionally strong commitment of teachers and staff. With parents as partners, the faculty strives to meet the individual needs of students. The staff also works industriously to insure that the schools are a safe and a desirable place for learning.

44. Maine Schools View list of colleges, universities, vocational and technicalschools in maine with direct links to their websites. http://www.jobsinme.com/CareerCentral/education.asp

June 10, 2004 My Home Login Help Colleges and Universities ... Distance Education Colleges and Universities Andover College Maine's Career College Bates College Bates is a college of the liberal arts and sciences, nationally recognized for the qualities of the educational experience it provides Beal College A fully accredited college offering a diverse career-based curriculum. Bowdoin College Bowdoin is an independent, nonsectarian, coeducational residential, undergraduate liberal arts institution founded in 1794. Colby College A residential four-year college, Colby balances a tradition of innovation with a commitment to liberal learning College of the Atlantic College of the Atlantic enriches the liberal arts tradition through a distinctive educational philosophyhuman ecology Husson College Husson is a private college located in Bangor. We offer excellence in teaching and a personalized collegiate experience. Maine Maritime Academy Maine Maritime Academy (MMA), a small, co-educational, public college on the coast of Maine, offers you a world of opportunities Saint Joseph's College of Maine Saint Joseph's College is an accredited liberal arts college with a residential campus in southern Maine.

45. Community & Education - Certificate/Vocational Schools - Switchboard.com Find Certificate/vocational schools in your area. KY, Louisiana Baton Rouge, LALafayette, LA Metairie, LA New Orleans, LA Shreveport, LA maine Bangor, ME http://www.switchboard.com/Find/Community_Schools_Certificate-Vocational.asp

lsTAdd('PageName=CommunityCertificateVocational'); Type of Business Business Name City State Schools Return to Schools page Certificate / Vocational Schools Find Certificate/Vocational Schools in your area. Alabama Birmingham, AL Huntsville, AL Mobile, AL ... Help Switchboard is a subsidiary of InfoSpace, Inc.

46. Community & Education - Business/Vocational Schools - Switchboard.com Find Business/vocational schools in your area. KY, Louisiana Baton Rouge, LA Lafayette,LA Metairie, LA New Orleans, LA Shreveport, LA maine Bangor, ME Portland http://www.switchboard.com/Find/Community_Schools_Business-Vocational.asp

lsTAdd('PageName=CommunityBusinessVocational'); Type of Business Business Name City State Schools Return to Schools page Business/Vocational Find Business/Vocational Schools in your area. Alabama Birmingham, AL Huntsville, AL Mobile, AL ... Help Switchboard is a subsidiary of InfoSpace, Inc.

47. Maine Sea Coast Missionary Society - Press Release schools to put children on a path to high school, college or vocational school. sLDI is the largest private educational foundation in maine, currently serving http://www.seacoastmission.org/r020115.html

Press Release Date: January 15, 2002 Media Contact: Annie Schwartz, Director of Development Sea Coast Mission 127 West Street, Bar Harbor, Maine 04609 (207) 288-5097 / aschwartz@acadia.net Charles Harrington to Head New Sea Coast Mission Educational Initiative in Washington County; Mission Launches Program with Major Memorial Gift Mr. Greaves was a passionate advocate for Washington County youth and a former president of the Board of the Sea Coast Mission. He was keenly aware of the challenges faced by rural schools and the obstacles facing families. The gift to honor his memory will be used to launch an innovative program that in every facet will see children not as problems to be managed but as unique gifts and community assets. Creating a climate in which kids are fully known and deeply cared about will be the vision that drives the educational aspects of the program. It is designed to partner with families and public schools to put children on a path to high school, college or vocational school. The program will include experiential education, integrated use of technology, individualized educational assistance, and hands-on learning combined with outdoor adventures on land and sea. Programs and services of the Mission include Telemedicine health services aboard the 72-foot mission vessel, the Sunbeam, emergency financial assistance, scholarships, food pantry, recycle shop, Christmas gifts, support for small churches and now the Greaves Educational Initiative.

48. Academic expansion of Health Occupations programs in maine, especially as we summer conferencesfor teachers working in vocational schools, vocational technical colleges http://www.maine.nea.org/dir1/academic3.htm

Academic Affiliates MAINE CLASSICAL ASSOCIATION MCA Marilee Osier , president 18 Peaked Mt. Pass Hiram, ME 04041 h) 625-3656 E-mail: mosier@psouth.net The purpose of the Maine Classical Association shall be to serve the interests and needs of teachers and friends of Latin and classics at all levels of instruction, to serve as a network for teachers of Latin, and to build, maintain and promote classics programs in Maine. The association holds both an annual and spring meeting and also sponsors periodic lectures and events. A newsletter is published three times per year to announce classical awards, honors, and events. MAINE COUNCIL FOR ENGLISH LANGUAGE ARTS MCELA Erika Stump , president 2A Andrea Drive Topsham, ME 04086 w) 729-2951 E-mail: kikastump@hotmail.com A council whose primary purpose is the instruction of teachers for the improvement and development of their capabilities as effective teachers of English language arts. MAINE COUNCIL FOR THE SOCIAL STUDIES MCSS Crystal Scott , president 78 Salem Road Kingfield, ME 04947

49. MDCHONE maine Education (Page 9). Large school districts. School unions. Private school.University system. Colleges. vocational schools. Communications (Page 9). Radios.TV s. http://www.teachertools.org/documents/MDCHONE.htm

th Social Studies Maine Dirigo Chapter 1 Notes 12 November 1998 A DIFFERENT VIEW: AN INTRODUCTION TO MAINE A PLACE CALLED MAINE Europeans were attracted to Maine because of the many fish they found along Maine's coast. Europeans set up temporary living quarters while they caught and dried the fish. Maine's Name: "THE MAIN" People who lived on the islands off Maine, referred to the Mainland as "The Main" and later it was called "Maine". "Mayne" or "Maine" French referred to it as Mayne. Geographical Features 3,500 miles of ragged coastline Five major rivers Cool, clear waters Mt. Katadin - 1 st place in USA to catch the morning rays of the sun Boundries North - Quebec, Canada Weather Kills many th Social Studies Maine Dirigo Book Notes 16 November 1998 YOUR NEIGHBORS (Page 7) 1.2 Million diverse population Many nationalities 1/3 French Least Populated state E. Of Mississippi River 12 Million tourists Ancestors settled near coast and rivers. Mainers are Self-sufficient (Hard working) Maine Education (Page 9) Large school districts School unions Private school University system Colleges Vocational schools.

50. Spymac :: Maine Event state was looking to expand its program to high school and vocational schools. Toshape their program, Thornton officials traveled across maine and around the http://www.spymac.com/forums/showthread.php?threadid=68796

51. Center For Career Development Comprehensive School Review 125 Basic Approval Standards Public schools and School Administrative Units (MS 232Standard Criteria for maine Secondary vocational Programs (MS http://ccd.me.edu/SchoolReview/

CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION Comprehensive School Review Pilot School Review Documents and Resources Self-Study Guide - Includes an overview of the Comprehensive School Review process, a timeline for the pilot schools, a brief description of the 11 Self-Study Standards, and suggested roles and responsibilities of the steering committee and subcommittees. [PDF format* - 8 pages - revised March 2004] Self-Study Document Standards - The 11 Standards that provide the framework for the Comprehensive School Review Self-Study process. [PDF format* - 44 pages - revised March 2004] Related sites Rule Chapters for the Maine Department of Education Ch. 125 Basic Approval Standards: Public Schools and School Administrative Units (MS Word file) Ch. 127 Instructional Program, Assessment, and Diploma Standards (MS Word file) Ch. 161

52. Student Information System (SIS) coordinators who will be responsible for roll out at their schools. The programhas been named MEVSIS, for maine vocational Student Information System. http://ccd.me.edu/sis/

Student Information System for Maine (SISME) General Information on MAVEA's Database Development Initiative The Center for Career Development is assisting the Maine Association of Vocational Education Administrators (MAVEA) in the design of SISME and in user training. EDIT Systems , part of BLACKSUN Networks , of Rockland, Maine has contracted with MAVEA to convert the existing SIS program to a Microsoft SQL platform and to work on a variety of program fixes and enhancements. What's New: May 20, 2004 - SISME version 11.3 now available EditSystems (a.k.a. BlackSun Networks) has posted the SISME 11.3 release to www.editsystems.net The 11.3 application fixes known bugs in the 11.2 Teacher app and also includes a patch that needs to be run on the server. Make sure to relink the tables in the teacher application using the Linked Table Manager in Access after running the server patch. As always please email [Bill Thomas] or give [him] a call with any questions you may have. Many thanks to everyone for thier help in identifying the bugs. March 23, 2004

53. Casco, Maine - Town Homepage! A request for a new wing for the High School and vocational School will be submittedto the They have proved to be a model for other maine High schools. http://www.cascomaine.org/schools.html

Lake Region Schools Lake Region School District Web Site Superintendent: Klaus-Peter Voss School Administrative District 61 RR 2, Box 554 Bridgton, ME 04009 Coordinator of Special Services - TBD Athletic Director Todd Sampson 207-647-3581 or 693-6221 LRHS RR#2, Box 1545 Naples, ME 04055 MSAD 61 Board of Directors The board, which administers schools in Casco, Naples, Sebago and Bridgton, meets at each town in the district on a rotating basis and generally meets the first and third Mondays at 7 p.m. The location is announced in advance in local newspapers and posted at schools and post offices. SAD 61 Casco Members: Jeffrey S. Hall PO Box 465 Casco, ME 04015 Philip Shane 627 Roosevelt Trail Casco, ME 04015 Jonathan Carlson 7 Crescent Lane Casco, ME 04015

54. IGM Maine Boosting IBook Program maine Today reports that maine Education Commissioner Susan Gendron aims to convince computerprogram in the state´s 160 high schools and vocational schools. http://www.insanely-great.com/news.php?id=3211

55. State Profiles Of Public Elementary And Secondary Education, 1996-97 - Maine 23, Augusta, ME 043330023, Download, view and print maine s report as a pdf fileDownload, view and print maine s report as 3.7%, 28, 3.7%, 27, vocational schools. http://nces.ed.gov/pubs2000/stateprofiles/state_profiles/maine.asp

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56. Title 20 - Chapter 307, VOCATIONAL EDUCATION State scholarships maine vocationaltechnical institutes (REPEALED) §2358.Part-time schools for persons over school age (REPEALED) §2359. http://janus.state.me.us/legis/statutes/20/title20ch307sec0.html

Prev: Chapter 306 Next: Chapter 308 Download Chapter 307 PDF Word (RTF) Statute Search List of Titles ... Title 20: EDUCATION Part 4: ADVANCED AND SPECIAL EDUCATION Chapter 307: VOCATIONAL EDUCATION . Acceptance and compliance with federal law (REPEALED) . Definitions (REPEALED) . Treasurer of State custodian of funds (REPEALED) . Cooperation with federal board (REPEALED) ... . Policemen at vocational-technical institutes (REPEALED) The Revisor's Office cannot provide legal advice or interpretation of Maine law to the public. If you need legal advice, please consult a qualified attorney. Office of the Revisor of Statutes 7 State House Station State House Room 108 Augusta, Maine 04333-0007 This page created on: 2003-11-07

57. Mailing List CEEMAN-L: Association Of Business Schools, UK edu MessageId MAC.971227211245@maine.edu for vocational Qualifications and theScottish vocational Education Council on behalf of the business schools is also http://ecolu-info.unige.ch/archives/ceeman97/0394.html

Association of Business Schools, UK Dennis McConnell, Maine Business School mac@MAINE.maine.edu Sat, 27 Dec 1997 21:12:45 -0500 (EST) Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] Next message: Dennis McConnell, Maine Business School: "DIGEST and INDEX Options for Receiving CEEMAN-L Messages" Previous message: Dennis McConnell, Maine Business School: "Website: Community of European Management Schools" Date: Sat, 27 Dec 1997 21:12:45 -0500 (EST) mac@MAINE.maine.edu Subject: Association of Business Schools, UK To: CEEMAN-L@MAINE.maine.edu List members interested in expanding linkages with business schools in the UK may want to visit the website of the Associa- tion of Business Schools (ABS). I have downloaded some basic information about the Association, a brief profile of its activi- ties, and its current membership list. Most of the schools on the list are hot-linked, for easy access to the school websites. The ABS web address: http://www.leeds.ac.uk/bes/abs/abshome.htm The section on ABS Activities notes that the ABS welcomes inter- national linkages. The contact for suggested linkages is the ABS

58. OCEAN COUNTY VOCATIONAL SCHOOLS Ellen LeBlanc, of the Monmouth County vocational Technical School carried out by 11high school freshmen and the College of the Atlantic , Bar Harbor , maine . http://www.ocvts.org/htm/news_events/matescited_current.htm

Home About Us Financial Aid Directions ... My Classroom Connect Related Links NONE NEWS-EVENTS OCVTS TEACHER TINA HELD CITED BY SCIENCE FOUNDATION TOMS RIVER Two representatives from each state, one representing science teachers and one representing mathematic teachers, will be selected to attend a Washington ceremony in March where the national winner will be named, according to Dr. Robert R. Higgins, of the New Jersey Department of Education The teacher is a graduate of Richard Stockton College of New Jersey and earned certificates in Graduate Marine Science at Rider University , Lawrenceville, and the College of the Atlantic , Bar Harbor , Maine . Before joining OCVTS in 2001, Ms. Held was an instructor at Manasquan High School .

59. Features | Taking Their Tools Away offerings to include digital graphic arts and maine Guide training are still solventenough to keep vocational offerings at their high schools, students can http://www.portlandphoenix.com/features/top/ts_multi/documents/03539611.asp

Thursday, June 10, 2004 Home Archives New This Week 8 Days a Week ... Contact us Taking their tools away No Child Left Behind is already complicating life for Maine’s vocational programs. Now another federal power-grab is coming, as the Perkins Act falls victim to Department of Education ideologues BY ALEX IRVINE Close your eyes and say to yourself — quietly, so not many other people will hear — "vocational education." What comes to mind? Be honest. If you went to high school in the ’70s or ’80s, you’re thinking of the kid in the Aerosmith T-shirt with the long hair and the Marlboro-box rectangle worn into the right front pocket of his jeans. If you went to school in the ’90s, the hair was probably shorter, the T-shirt probably Nirvana, and the cigarettes probably Camels, but it’s the same kid. He worked on cars, played practical jokes in wood shop involving the bandsaw, and was widely assumed to be going right into the mill/factory/refinery after high school if he stayed out of jail long enough. (If you were that kid, you have felt the sting of this perception.) Now, in 2004, things are a little different for this kid. He is for one thing more likely to be a she, and for another is almost as likely to be learning about local area networks or DNA sequencing as reboring the cylinders in the assistant principal’s Monte Carlo.

60. The George J. Mitchell Papers At Bowdoin College - U.S. Senate Educ./maine Reauthorization - 1989 · vocational Educ./NAVE Supreme Court Decisions· Smart Start/Kennedy Pre-school · Star schools 1991 · State http://library.bowdoin.edu/arch/mitchell/faid/6/62/629/

library george j. mitchell papers u.s. senate Collection Record ... U.S. Senate Search for these related topics in Bowdoin Library's online catalog: Education Maine Download all Education records in one file using Adobe Acrobat Reader U.S. Senate : Legislative Records. Education, 1984-1994. 7 linear feet. Arranged by subject. Catalog Number: Description: Files in the Education series were created from 1984 through 1994. Material contains background information, reports, statistics, program catalogs, correspondence, memos, and drafts of legislation. Information can be found on all types of educational programs with an emphasis on education in Maine: special education and transitional programs; elementary, secondary, and high school education; higher education; vocational education; community education; preschool education; teacher education; and remedial education. Issues discussed include: professional teaching standards; policy for school systems; assessment of educational systems; importance of preschool programs; parent or professional educational support groups; school performance standards; student loan policy; and the importance of vocational training programs and their relationship to the quality of the labor force. Specific discussions relate to seeking appropriations in support of higher education programs in Maine; the America 2000 program; questions of student loan default rates; specific scholarship programs; Chapter One programs; the Reauthorization of the Carl D. Perkins Vocational Education Act in 1989; and the merits of lengthening of the school day. Files exist on most Maine colleges and universities.

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