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Welcome to.... Nebraska City Public Schools High School Curriculum Guide Nebraska City High School 2001-2002 Curriculum Guide School Facts Sheet Click on a link below to jump to related courses: Language Arts Business Education Art Foreign Language ... Special Education Click here to e-mail the High School Guidance Counselor University of Nebraska Entrance Requirements NEBRASKA CITY HIGH SCHOOL FACTS SHEET: 2001 - 2000 STATE OF NEBRASKA and NORTH CENTRAL ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGES AND SCHOOLS Graduation Requirements: TOTAL CREDITS 240 Credit Hours English 40 Credit Hours Social Studies 35 Credit Hours Math 30 Credit Hours Science 20 Credit Hours Physical Education 10 Credit Hours School To Career 10 Credit Hours Life Skills 5 Credit Hours Fine Arts 5 Credit Hours Creative Studies 5 Credit Hours Electives 80 Credit Hours Community Service 30 CLOCK HOURS SCHOOL ORGANIZATIONS Distributive Education (DECA) National Honor Society (NHS) Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) PRiDE (Drug Free Group) Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) Science Club (JETS) Future Farmers of America (FFA) Student Council FCCLA-Future Homemakers of America (FHA) Thespians SPORTS NON-ATHLETIC : Academics, Art, Instrumental Music, Play Production, Vocal Music, Forensics (Speech Team)

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Supplementing Governing February 2003 issue Back to state report Introduction THE GOVERNMENT PERFORMANCE PROJECT The Way We Tax Nebraska Supplemental Report Tax Environment Nebraska is an agricultural state, with one in four jobs still related to farming. In the past, the state was heavily dependent on its property tax, which has been a source of agitation to its citizens. But in the 1990s, the legislature imposed levy limits on property taxes and restructured revenue sources somewhat to limit increases in property taxes. The amount of revenue generated from the property tax has gone down relative to other taxes and the state now has a relatively balanced tax system. Still, many Nebraskans still perceive the property tax as too high. 2002 State Tax Collection by Source 2000 State and Local Taxes by Source 2000 state portion of total revenues: 56.6 percent 2000 local portion of total revenues: 43.4 percent Source: U.S. Census Bureau Source: U.S. Census Bureau State tax Web site www.taxadmin.org In general, the anti-tax movement in Nebraska has been less fevered than in many other states. A strict property tax limitation measure failed at the polls in 1996. Another ballot measure that attempted to cap state spending failed in 1998. Recent Tax Developments Budget Information Revenues continued to come in less than anticipated through the spring. General fund revenues for May, for example, were about $17.6 million or 8.2 percent less than forecast in February.

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Nebraska This list was last updated on Sunday, 25-Apr-2004 16:00:30 MDT. You are the visitor to this page since April 19, 1997. To contact a resource owner, click on the link at the end of the citation. General See also these surnames: Butler Carpenter "The Descendants of Jacob Metz and Susan Bishop." Irene Berg Williams (private publication), March, 1989. Bishop, Cover, Davidson, Friskup, Lofquist, Lund and Metz families in Nebraska (Kearney and Buffalo County) and Oklahoma (Logan County). "History of Nebraska." James C. Olson; University of Nebraska Press, 1966. "Perkey's Nebraska Place Names." Elton Perkey, Nebraska State Historical Society, Lincoln NE, 1982. Lists all the towns (post offices, railroad stops) ever known to have existed in Nebraska by county. Good for locating towns which no longer exist or were renamed. LWJ Blaine Co. "Blaine County History." Written by the people of Blaine County; published by Curtis Media Corp; 1988. History of some but not all people of Blaine Co. Nebraska; and history of all Blaine county towns. Cass Co.

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The Least Restrictive Environment (LRE) is the educational environment providing the greatest exposure to and interaction with general education students and persons without disabilities and LRE enables a student with a disability to receive an appropriate education. It is grounded in the idea that the general education environment is appropriate for educating all students. It is also expected the entitled individual may need special assistance in the general education setting. The LRE decision is based on: The specific needs of the individual; Whether the entitled individual may need individualized assistance in the general education setting; and A review of the continuum of services. The general education environment includes the general education curriculum, instruction, academic opportunities and settings that nondisabled students experience, as well as the nonacademic and extracurricular activities in which nondisabled students participate. Examples of the general education environment for school age students include: Classroom settings in elementary and secondary schools;

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General Information Home What's New Local Weather Translate This Page Spanish French German Italian Norwegian Portug. FreeTranslations.com Health Care Community Calendar General Information Friend, a community of 1,100 people, is located on Route 6, 12 miles south of I80 in Southeast Nebraska's Saline County. Besides farming and livestock, Friend includes retail sales and manufacturing. A public 9-hole golf course and country club are located on the East side of town. There is also a hospital, long term care facility, K-12 school, and municipal pool. And many church denominations are represented. Welcome to Friend, Nebraska, where there are miles of smiles! History Friendville was founded in 1870 by Mr. Charles E. Friend . In 1869 he left his home in Illinois and in the spring of 1870 he homesteaded the land where Friend is now located. He worked in Lincoln as a store clerk but later in 1870 he took an assortment of dry goods and returned to his hometown where he established and operated a flourishing dry goods store for many years. The Burlington and Missouri River Railroad reached Friend in 1871. The town at that time was no more than the homestead of Charles E. Friend. The government established a post office naming Mr. Friend as its first postmaster. He generously donated land for a school and church.

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presented by Battle Creek Public Schools The computer programming/advanced applications class of Battle Creek Public School maintains this site. Battle Creek, Nebraska is a town of about 1000 people and is in the beautiful valley of the Elkhorn River of Northeast Nebraska. Follow the links to learn more about... Questions or comments on this site can be directed to the Webmaster, Bob Stranghoener The Battle Creek school district does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, gender, marital status, disability, or age in admission or access to, or treatment of employment, in its programs and activities. The following person has been designated to handle inquiries regarding complaints, grievance procedures or the application of these policies of nondiscrimination: Superintendent Jay Bellar P.O. Box 190, Battle Creek, NE 68715

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General Information Points of Interest Historical Facts Return to Home Genoa is a small community 20 miles west of Columbus located in the Loup Valley in eastern Nance County. Genoa has an excellent school system. The city has a beautiful park and pool for recreation. There is also overnight camping. Genoa is considered a bedroom community with affordable housing. Government: Genoa is a second class city governed by a Mayor and City Council. These officials are elected by a popular vote of the citizens and serve four-year terms in their respective wards. Emergency Services: Genoa is served by the Nance County Sheriff's Department. Additional police services are provided by seven officers of the Nebraska State Patrol, Troop B, which is based in Norfolk, Neb. The city has a 30-member Volunteer Fire Department which handles the city and a 10-mile city radius. The fire department has six pieces of equipment, and is a member of the Mid-Nebraska Mutual Aid Association. The city has 24-volunteer Emergency Medical Technicians (EMT) and one emergency vehicle. These EMTs service the entire city and a 10-mile city radius. Health: Genoa Community Hospital/L.T.C.

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58. Nebraska's High School general Education Diploma Sequence. graduation plans include vocational or technical school, a job or take specific courses according to nebraska s High School http://dcs.unl.edu/ishs/students/gen_ed.html

Quick Links Home Courses Parents Contact Us About Us Information for: Public/Private High Schoolers International Students Gifted Students Homeschoolers Diploma Program Eligibility Graduation Requirements Diploma Options College Preparatory General Education Transferring Credit Transcripts Honor Roll Graduation Reception ... College Admissions Tests General Education Diploma Sequence The following program is suggested for students whose immediate after-graduation plans include vocational or technical school, a job or other noncollege situation. In some cases, students must take specific courses according to Nebraska's High School requirements, but in many cases, the student is free to select from different course offerings. Students should always consult with one of Nebraska's academic advisers for assistance in planning course sequences that will meet their specific educational and vocational goals. GENERAL - 9th Grade Course Semester One Semester Two English ENGH 005 ENGH 023 Mathematics MTHH 001 MTHH 002 Science SCIH 001 SCIH 002 Social Studies

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Quick Links Home Courses Parents Contact Us About Us Information for: Public/Private High Schoolers International Students Gifted Students Homeschoolers Diploma Program Eligibility Graduation Requirements Diploma Options General Education Transferring Credit Transcripts Honor Roll ... College Admissions Tests Diploma Options Diploma students can choose from the college preparatory or general education diploma programs. Which you choose is up to you and your parents, but if you are planning to apply to a college or university upon graduation, we strongly recommend the college prep program. What's the difference between the college prep and general education programs? Both the college prep and the general education program require the same number of credits to earn a diploma. And both require the same subject areas (Language Arts, Social Studies, Mathematics, Science, etc). The courses in those subject areas vary by program. For example, the college prep program recommends that ninth grade students enroll in Multicultural Literature or Ninth Grade English 1 their first semester. General education students are encouraged to enroll in Effective Reader Skills. The college prep program involves more writing assignments within the courses than the general education program. These writing assignments are designed to prepare students for the writing skills expected at the college level.

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ADA and Nebraska School Facilities ADA and Nebraska School Facilities by Martin Wells, Nebraska Public Radio NASB Bulletin (Jan. 1993) The Americans with Disabilities Act is causing school districts around the state to look closely at their facilities and budgets. As part of the Act, schools are required to make their facilities accessible to students, employees, and members of the public with disabilities. Many school districts are finding that the cost of compliance is putting a strain on their finances. McCook Superintendent Harold Bennett says complying with the Act won’t be as costly as some other expenses the district has had to absorb. "It will not be as expensive as asbestos abatement was," he says. "We anticipated the cost of that project to be a fraction of what it actually was and that did become a major problem. We don’t think the ADA will be similar in scope." One reason the ADA blow is softened, Bennett says, is federal legislation that was passed in the early 1970s which required schools to make programs, though not buildings, accessible. Bennett says that McCook does have one junior high building that may require considerable modification but estimates for all buildings have not yet been determined. In Gothenburg, Superintendent Wayne Bell says his district has money left over from asbestos removal that can be used for ADA requirements but he is reluctant to use it since Gothenburg has no handicapped students. "We in Gothenburg always try to obey the law and if indeed it’s necessary that we need to put in an elevator or a chair lift of some sort if the need exists, we’ll be very happy to do so, but we’ll probably forestall that as long as we can."

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