61. Untitled Document to improve, said Rudy Crew, chancellor of the 1.1 millionstudent new york City Board of the UW to step up the time it spends with the region’s k-12 schools. http://depts.washington.edu/~uweek/archives/1999.03.MAR_04/_article1.html

N.Y. Schools Chancellor urges more K-12 outreach Hodge named Dean of Arts and Sciences UW launches new science and technology magazine Foley to discuss U.S.-Japan relations Faculty raises over $250,000 for students ... Nominations for Annual Faculty Lecturer Sought N.Y. Schools Chancellor urges more K-12 outreach UW starts series, gets tips on how to work more with the region’s schools New York Schools Chancellor Rudy Crew greets Regent Ark G. Chin. Regent Constance L. Proctor is on the left. Colleges need to turn out better-trained teachers and administrators. And then they need to be the link to make sure these professionals stay in touch if schools are to improve, said Rudy Crew, chancellor of the 1.1 million-student New York City Board of Education. That was the challenge the former Tacoma public schools chief recently gave to the University of Washington’s Board of Regents, encouraging the UW to step up the time it spends with the region’s K-12 schools. “The UW has to prepare teachers so that they understand teaching a child is an art form and to prepare administrators to lead with inspiration and knowledge,” Crew said. The University also can help track school results for math, reading and other key academic areas, share what’s working, and shape their teacher and administrative programs according to the strengths and the weaknesses they find in schools, said Crew, who left Tacoma for New York in 1995.

62. Learning In The Real World McKinsey Co., Connecting k12 schools to the ongoing costs (each year) of k-12 education technology Psychologist Now Sees Failure new york Times CyberTimes http://www.realworld.org/morereading.html

Further Reading Archer, Jeff "The Link to Higher Scores" Educations Week's "Technology Counts " September, 1998. An Educational Testing Service study of correlation between ed tech use and raised or lowered performance as measured by the 4th and 8th grade NAEP math results. "About the Researcher" Educations Week's "Technology Counts" September, 1998 Baines, Lawrence , " Future Schlock...Using Fabricated Data and Politically Correct Platitudes in the Name of Educational Reform ," Phi Delta Kappan Magazine , March 1997, page 493 Banks, Sandy and Renwick, Lucille "Technology Remains Promise, not Panacea Education: Schools have invested heavily, but with little academic results. More teacher training is urged," Los Angeles Times , Sunday, June 8, 1997 Bloom, Gary, S. "Caveat Emptor Buyer Beware (Technohype)," Thrust for Educational Leadership (magazine of the Association of California School Administrators), April 1996 Cowan, W. M. , "The Development of the Brain." Scientific American , 241, 1979, pp. 112-133.

63. ESRI-Boston K-12 And Higher Education Users k12 and Higher Education Users. Case High School Lake Shore Central schools Lawrence Academy School Albany Libraries, State University of new york Bailey/Howe http://www.esri.com/company/regions/boston/bosk-12.html

@import url(/styles/standards_menu.css); Store Contact Us Careers Main Training Centers Schedule of Classes Maps and Directions Training and Support News and Community User Groups Events Contacts Products and Services How to Buy Services Local K-12 Program ArcGIS Scalable System ArcGIS is a scalable system of software for geographic data for every organization. ArcGIS Overview What's New K-12 and Higher Education Users Schools and Libraries in the Northeast Using ESRI Products Barre Town School District Belfast Area High School Boston Latin School Bridgeton High School Burlington Township High School Cambridge Rindge and Latin High School Central High School Chelsea Public School District Clark Lane Middle School The Community School Concord High School Durfee High School Everett High School Foundation School FoxCraft Academy Galway Central School Granby Memorial Middle School Groton School Harrison Middle School Islesboro School Department John F. Kennedy High School Johnsburg Central School Joseph Case High School Lake Shore Central Schools Lawrence Academy Long Lake Central School Maine Maritime Academy Manhasset High School Middlebury Elementary School Millbrook School Montpelier High School Mystic Middle School The Neshobe School New Britain High School Newcomb Central School Newton North High School North Warren High School Northeast Metropolitan Regional High School Oxbow High School Oxford Hills School District Paterson School District Pawcatuck Middle School

64. NASA/MUSPIN technology base among CUNY partner colleges and NYC public k12 schools. NRTS spans the education pipeline with k-12 school program The new york City Alliance http://nrts.mec.cuny.edu/

65. Seaford Home Page.html Seaford schools, Seaford Long Island new york with the new york State SAVE regulation (Safe schools Against Violence 155.17, Seaford schools has created a District the Superintendent of http://www.seaford.k12.ny.us/

Updated Acceptable Use Policy Open Letter to Parents Parents' Right to Know Home Page ... Make this page your start page School Budget Revote VOTE June 15th Click here for the updated 2004-2005 Budget Information School Report Card Click here for information on Seaford Welcome to the Seaford Schools Administrative Offices, 1600 Washington Avenue, Seaford NY 11783 Navigating Our Site There have been visitors to this site since 1999. Seaford's Web Site Named One of Long Island's Best! School listings and article Links to other Long Island Schools Today in American History Click on the link to see what happened on today's date in American History 2004-2005 School Calendar Seaford Schools District Directory The Board of Education, District Administrators and Department Chairpersons listings Directory of Information Adult Education Schedule of Classes Alumni Association Apple Learning Interchange Free lesson plans Participate with your students in live virtual field trips.

66. OTP 46 local educational agencies across new york State under that have been identified as schools in need student achievement in mathematics (Pre K – 12) and/or http://www.emsc.nysed.gov/technology/

Quick Access to... SED Tech Initiatives SED TLCF Program EMSC Website NYS Website Web Resource and Links Welcome to the office of Technology Policy Website Here are the latest news from our programs: 3-Year Grant Awards for NCLB/Title II D: Enhancing Education Through Technology The New York State Education Department has announced the three-year grant awards for the Title II, Part D, NCLB, Enhancing Education Through Technology competitive grant program. A total of $50 million in the first full year of funding has been awarded to 46 local educational agencies across New York State under this federal grant program, which targets students in high need school districts that have been identified as schools in need of improvement. These dollars will support improved student achievement in mathematics (Pre K – 12) and/or English language arts (Pre K- 12) with a particular focus on early literacy, Pre K – 3, through the effective integration of education technologies into curriculum and instructional practices. List of Awardees 2003-2004 LTG Grant Awards Are Granted The New York State Education Department announced more than $3 million in funding has been awarded to 66 local educational agencies across New York under the State's Learning Technology Grant Program. This competitive grant program is designed to improve student achievement of NYS learning standards through integration of education technology into classroom practice. For a list of awardees see

67. Northport-East Northport Middle schools. Peter Falotico Information Architect Central Office 158 Laurel Avenue Northport , new york 11768 EMailfalotico@northport.k12.ny.us. http://northport.k12.ny.us/

Northport-East Northport Schools BUDGET CUT BY $2.53 MILLION SECOND AND LAST BUDGET VOTE TUESDAY JUNE 15, 2004 Polls Open 6:00 AM - 9:00 PM IF THE BUDGET IS DEFEATED JUNE 15, THE LAW REQUIRES THAT THE DISTRICT GO ON "AUSTERITY," WHICH MEANS AN ADDITIONAL $3 MILLION IN CUTS. TO THE OWNER OF THE AVERAGE HOME IN OUR COMMUNITY, THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE JUNE 15TH BUDGET AND AN AUSTERITY BUDGET IS $12.38 PER MONTH, OR ABOUT 41 CENTS A DAY. PLEASE TAKE THE TIME TO EDUCATE YOURSELF ABOUT THE BUDGET, TO BE SURE YOU ARE REGISTERED TO VOTE, AND THEN TO VOTE ON JUNE 15 (OR FILE AN ABSENTEE BALLOT). An open letter to the community from the President of the Board of Education How to register Budget information from Our Schools Budget Brochure Voting locations ... How to file an absentee ballot Questions? Call 262-6608 Superintendent's Annual Report 2002-2003 (requires Adobe Acrobat Reader The purpose and use of the material contained within the electronic pages of the Northport-East Northport Union Free School District site are for educational use only. The on line material contained within this site is not confidential. We reserve the right to inspect and control all on line information in to and out from this site. Supervisory control is allowed and expected. No offensive or inappropriate material will be displayed.

68. BELLEROSE AVE. SCHOOL School District 6 elementary schools, 2 middle schools and a 9 Personnel Office, PO Box 210 , Northport , new york , 11768 , (631 bellerose@northport.k12.ny.us. http://northport.k12.ny.us/~bellrose/

Welcome to BELLEROSE AVENUE SCHOOL A Brief Message from Mr. Ira Goodman, Principal. The Bellerose Avenue Elementary School is located in East Northport New York , which is in western Suffolk County on the north shore of Long Island . We are one of 9 schools in the Northport-East Northport School District : 6 elementary schools, 2 middle schools and a 9-12 high school. The Bellerose Elementary School services 500 children, Kindergarten through Grade 5. Computer technology is integrated throughout the curriculum. Every grade level uses computer software to augment our content area programs. We have been in the forefront in the use of online computer technology as an enhancement to our program. Our home page is in a constant state of change. Our major goal is to showcase interesting class and school projects. Our secondary objective is to supply the school community with pertinent information related to our school and school district. Throughout the class pages you will also find appropriate educational links. In the past few years we have made major changes to our site and I encourage you to view the results. There are now literally

69. Marion County Public Schools, Ocala, Florida Elementary are helping reopen the Statue of Liberty in new york City. over the summer, giving even more Internet exposure to Marion County Public schools. http://www.marion.k12.fl.us/

Mr. Hightower's 1929 Chevy brings book to life for Harbour View children. Business Services Finance and Budget Food Services Purchasing Warehouse Curriculum Adequate Yearly Progress Continuous Improvement Model Fed Programs, Grants, Title I Health Services Instructional Materials Media Services Student Activities Human Resources Staff Development Personnel/Employment Employee Relations Risk Management Safe Schools Compliance Student Services Exceptional Student Ed FDLRS Alternative Programs Support Services Custodial Services Energy Management Facilities Technical Services ... Transportation Technology Tech Systems Training Data Processing Management Information Systems Network Systems Instructional Television School Board Policies Agendas ... MCPS News Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP) AYP measures the progress of all public schools, and school districts toward enabling all students to meet the state’s academic achievement standards. Free Summer Meals Available The Summer Food Service Program provides nutritionally balanced meals without charge to any student who wants to eat. June 1st thru July 27th, 15 central kitchens are providing meals for 36 satellite locations. HONOR GRADUATES NAMED FOR CLASS OF '04 June 01, 2004

70. K-12 Vocational Sites Work Experience Program newark High School, newark, new york york County Area VocationalTechnical High School york, Pennsylvania k-12 Resources. http://ncrve.berkeley.edu/K12.html

NCRVE Home Site Search Product Search K-12 Vocational Sites This page contains links to WWW pages maintained by K-12 vocational programs. The original "call for sites" appeared in "NET Gain" in the November/December issue of AVA 's (now ACTE's) Techniques journal (p. 17). To suggest a site for listing here, please send the URL to David Carlson at NCRVE: dcarlson@uclink.berkeley.edu Please also visit the NCRVE Other Sites and State Departments of Vocational Education pages, which have links to organizations that may provide useful information and resources for K-12 educators and students. Sites Maintained by K-12 Institutions Anderson County Career and Technology Center Williamston, South Carolina Attleboro High School Attleboro, Massachusetts Barre Regional Vocational Technical Center Barre, Vermont Building Boats with Children Hermon Hutchens Elementary School, Valdez, Alaska Burlington Technical Center Burlington, Vermont Cape Cod Tech Harwich, Massachusetts Career-Technical Education Program New Horizons Regional Education Center, Hampton, Virginia Catoosa Technology Center Technology Education Lab, Catoosa Middle School, Catoosa, Oklahoma

71. New York School For The Deaf Home Page Chris became interested in deaf schools around the world and V/TTY or EMail Fanwood@nysd.k12.ny.us at Instructional Media Center © 2004 new york School for http://www.nysd.k12.ny.us/

NEW YORK SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF Senior Class President, Nubia Rodriguez, signs her poem, "A Rose Grows a Memory" as classmate, Alicia Erickson, reads for the audience. Senior class celebrates Arbor Day Maintaining a Fanwood tradition that has lasted more than 80 years, our Senior Class of 2004 celebrated Arbor Day on Friday, April 23. The ceremony, which began as "Ivy Day" back in the mid 1920's, included a parade and planting ivy alongside the building. Each year, the graduating class plants a tree to honor their class's memories of Fanwood. This year's Senior Class theme is "Life: Imagine the Possibilies." To see more photos and a slide show of the day, CLICK HERE Four students of the freshmen class are each working on a video production with English teacher Mrs. DiYanni and Director of the Instructional Media Center TV Studio, Mr. Potanovic. The students have developed their story ideas and structure for the video using "storyboards" 4x6 index cards, used for writing and drawing individual ideas on paper. The storyboard allows ideas to be arranged and refined as necessary. To see more photos, please click here . For more information about class video productions, contact

72. Welcome To The Schenectady City School District in Excellence Act grant, which provides $267,000 annually to each of these schools. that SCSD will serve as one of seven official new york State Portals for http://www.schenectady.k12.ny.us/

108 Education Drive Schenectady, New York 12303 A National Award-Winning District Home About Us Assignments Attendance Zones ... Site Map 2003 - 2004 is a special year for the families of Schenectady. April 18, 2004 will mark the 150th Anniversary of the Schenectady City School District. Just as our city is one of the oldest cities in the nation, our school district is one of the first public school districts ever to offer widely available secondary education. The district originated in April 18, 1854 when the Union Classical Institute opened. Over the many years, school buildings have opened and some have closed, but each of them are significant to the legacy, history and tradition of excellence in our district. Today our district includes seventeen schools with over 9,000 students. Schenectady has steadily transformed each school into enhanced state-of-the-art learning centers. Each Schenectady school and grade level, from Pre-K through high school, offers extraordinary educational programs, student support services, an array of curricular and extra-curricular options geared to meet the diverse needs of our students.

73. New York Family Guide - Independent Schools PreK–4 Middle and Upper schools 181 Lincoln Pl 212-812-8500 collegiateschool.org Boys; K–12 Director of the Fall 2003 edition of the new york Family Guide. http://www.newyorkmetro.com/urban/guides/family/schools/listings/independent1.ht

dqmcodebase = "/js/nav/" Schooling Public vs. Private Preschools Public Elementary Schools Public High Schools ... What to Pay a Sitter Independent Schools These private schools are cited in The Manhattan Family Guide to Private Schools , by Victoria Goldman and Catherine Hausman (Soho Press). Call individual schools for application procedures and deadlines. Public Elementary Schools Public High Schools Independent The Allen-Stevenson School 132 E. 78th St., near Lexington Ave.; 212-288-6710 allen-stevenson.org Director of admissions: Ronnie R. Jankoff Enrollment: 375 Racial diversity: 12% students of color Bank Street School for Children 610 W. 112th St., near Broadway; 212-875-4433 bnkst.edu

74. New York Family Guide - Special Schools 212724-2146 dwight.edu K–12 • Students 430 LD-friendliness york Preparatory School 40 W. 68th St. From the Fall 2003 edition of the new york Family Guide. http://www.newyorkmetro.com/urban/guides/family/schools/features/tipsheet_specia

dqmcodebase = "/js/nav/" Schooling Public vs. Private Preschools Public Elementary Schools Public High Schools ... What to Pay a Sitter Special Schools for Special Kids SPECIAL SCHOOLS The Churchill School 301 E. 29th St. 212-722-0610 churchillschool.com Getting in: Over 400 applications for 58 places Tuition: $27,000 The Child School/Legacy High School 587 Main St., Roosevelt Island 212-683-3393 thechildschool.org Getting in: 750 applications for 26 places Tuition: $22,874 Mary McDowell Center for Learning 20 Bergen St., Brooklyn 718-625-3939 www.marymcdowell.org Ungraded (ages 5-12) Students: 108 Getting in: 115 applications for 30 spaces Tuition: $27,900 Robert Louis Stevenson School 24 W. 74th St. 212-787-6400

75. Colonial America Links york; The Country and the City, 16091825 new york; History of newark, new Jersey new Jersey; Delaware History1600-1775, Colonial Period K12 Resources Colonial http://www.mcps.k12.md.us/schools/travilahes/colonial.html

Colonial America Learn more about colonial life in America by visiting these sites! Geographical Order A Brief History of New Hampshire New Hampshire Plimoth Plantation Massachusetts A Walking Tour of Plimoth Plantation Massachusetts Rhode Island Early History Rhode Island The Gene Pool: Abstracts from The East Haven Register Rhode Island Old Saybrook, Connecticut - History and Town Profile Connecticut A Colonial Family and Community New York State Historical Maps New York The Country and the City, 1609-1825 New York The Gene Pool: History of Newark, New Jersey New Jersey Delaware - A brief history Delaware Facts and History of Delaware Delaware Maryland History Maryland Meet John Halfhead Lesson Plans and Materials, Historic St. Mary's City, Maryland John Halfhead, Plantation Master Historic St. Mary's City, Maryland St. Mary's City Maryland History of Jamestown Virginia North Carolina History North Carolina South Carolina - Colonial Period South Carolina Brief History of South Carolina South Carolina Georgia's Early Years Georgia General Topics The American Colonies KidInfo United StatesHistory1600-1775, Colonial Period

76. Parenthetical References new york PenguinViking, 1985. Placing and Punctuating the Parenthetical Reference. Toffler, Alvin. Future Shock. new york Random, 1970. -. The Third Wave. http://www.fresno.k12.ca.us/schools/s090/history/research_parenthetical.htm

WORKS CITED AND DOCUMENTING SOURCES Documenting Sources The purpose of a parenthetical reference is to document a source briefly, clearly, and accurately. Brevity can be accomplished in two ways. Cite the author's last name and the page number(s) of the source in parentheses. One historian argues that since the invention of television, the news has been transformed into bits of show business (Postman 3-4). Use the author's last name in your sentence, and place only the page number of the source in parentheses. Postman points out that since the invention of television, the news has been transformed into bits of show business (3-4). Works Cited Postman, Neil. Amusing Ourselves to Death: Public Discourse in the Age of Show Business . New York: Penguin-Viking, 1985. Placing and Punctuating the Parenthetical Reference To avoid unnecessary clutter in sentences, MLA recommends placing the parenthetical references at the end of the sentence but before the final period. (Notice that there is no punctuation mark between the author's name and the page citation). In the nineteenth century, the supposed golden age of American education, "College faculties acted as disciplinary tribunals..." (Graff 25).

77. New Media Information Center Online Resources Accessible Only at Oakland schools Additional databases from 120 newspapers, including the new york Times and from Michigan; Kid s Edition K12 A periodical http://www.oakland.k12.mi.us/online.htm

-Tools- Search Site Map Site Feedback Directions business units New Media Information Center Online Resources For research and reference help contact the Information Center Reference Desk via e-mail info.center@oakland.k12.mi.us or by phone 248.209.2362 between 8:30 AM and 5:00 PM, Monday through Friday. Collection Catalogs Full Text Lists Online Databases Additional Resources Collection Catalogs Information Center Catalog - IPAC Access the Information Center book catalog through a web browser using IPAC, a graphical catalog. New Media Information Center - Periodical List Periodical titles available in print or microfilm formats in the New Media Information Center. Full Text Lists AccessMeL Periodical List-Full Text (AMPL-FT) The AccessMeL Periodical List-Full Text (AMPL-FT) was created by the Oakland Schools New Media Information Center staff. The purpose of this list is to provide a single alphabetical listing of periodicals which contain full text articles from the Michigan eLibrary databases.

78. Combined Medical School/College Programs Albany Medical College Union College Schenectady NY 888843-6688. Combined NY Med schools Sophie Davis School of Biomedical Education new york NY 212-650-7700. http://www3.dist214.k12.il.us/guidance/MEDSCH~1.HTM

Schools Offering Combined College/M.D. Programs University of South Alabama Mobile AL Boston University Boston MA Case Western Reserve University Cleveland OH Howard University P.O. Box 473, Admin. Bldg. Washington D.C. University of Illinois at Chicago Chicago IL Brown University Providence RI University of Miami Coral Gables FL (state residents only) University of Missouri Kansas City MO East Tennessee State University Johnson City TN Northwestern University Evanston IL New York University New York NY University of Wisconsin Madison WI (Wisconsin residents only) LSU - School of Medicine New Orleans LA (state residents only) University of Rochester Rochester NY UCLA School of Medicine Riverside CA Robert W. Johnson Med. School Rutgers University Piscataway NJ StateUniversities of NY Stony Brook NY New Jersey Medical School Newark NJ Brooklyn College of Medicine Brooklyn NY Albany Medical College Rensselaer Polytechnic Troy NY Albany Medical College Union College Schenectady NY Combined NY Med Schools Sophie Davis School of Biomedical Education New York NY Albany Medical College Siena College Loudenville NY Northeastern Ohio Universities College of Medicine Rootstown OH Penn State University University Park PA

79. Reforming New York City Schools April 30, 1996. Reforming new york City schools. chools Both reforms are vital to the improvement of new york City s schools. Principals http://mbhs.bergtraum.k12.ny.us/cybereng/nyt/crewnyc.htm

April 30, 1996 Reforming New York City Schools chools Chancellor Rudy Crew has urged that school principals be stripped of their tenured job security and that local school boards lose their power to hire and fire. Both reforms are vital to the improvement of New York City's schools. Principals are the crucial force in determining whether a school succeeds or fails. Those who perform poorly must be ousted, not held in place by an outmoded tenure system. School boards, meanwhile, have too often used their hiring powers for patronage and, in some cases, graft. They must be reined in and refocused on education issues. Gov. George Pataki and legislative leaders need to work hard to make both reforms happen. The 32 local school boards were created in the 1960's to give communities greater influence over education. But the local boards control hundreds of jobs, from principals to teaching aides, in each district. The arrangement invites favoritism in hiring. Investigations in some districts have shown that teachers and principals are routinely approached for political contributions and kickbacks. The State Legislature granted principals tenure early in this century to prevent them from being dismissed for expressing unpopular views. But whatever value such protections may have, tenure is now interfering with good management. Principals are first and foremost managers, who run large staffs and carry out education policy. Their union has repeatedly used both tenure and union status to avoid responsibilities inherent to the job and accountability for a school's performance.

80. Templateeliz Kohn, George C., ed. Encyclopedia of Plague and Pestilence. new york Facts on File Inc., 1995. Epidemics. new york Charles Scriner s Sons, 1976. http://www.springfield.k12.il.us/schools/springfield/eliz/plague.html

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