21. New York Metro: Best High Schools In New York School of the Future 127 East 22nd Street new york, NY 10010 212475-8086 SotF, ina pleasant, remodeled former vocational school for girls, has many student http://www.newyorkmetro.com/urban/articles/schools01/school5.htm

dqmcodebase = "/js/nav/" Saving Face The story of a doctor who helps make kids with severe deformities whole again. 12 Doctors Who Are Reinventing Medicine Visionary physicians and researchers in the New York area. Subscribe to NEW YORK Customer Service Magazine Archives June 14 ... Restaurant Insider An advance review and weekend dining picks. Best Bets Daily Sales and cool products. A-List Invitations New York's hottest tickets. Urban Strategist Top Public High Schools Down time : The hallway at tight-knit School of the Future. Photo by Kristine Larsen) School of the Future 127 East 22nd Street New York, NY 10010 Admissions policy: Educational option Grade levels: Graduation rate: 90% (estimate) Enrollment: Class size: Ethnicity: 25% W, 25% B, 35% H, 15%A Average SATs: Not available Free lunch: The School of the Future has a first-rate writing program and a stellar record of sending just about every graduate to college. Classes have fewer than 25 kids; history and English, which are combined to form one two-hour humanities class, have only 22 students per class. District 2 oversees the School of the Future. The staff repeats the progressive mantra that it's more important to learn "habits of mind" than to learn a particular set of facts. SotF, in a pleasant, remodeled former vocational school for girls, has many student teachers from Teachers College, NYU, and the New School, so there's usually more than one adult in a class.

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WE HAVE MOVED OUR MAIN OFFICE.........our new address is 226 Bristol Street, Brooklyn, NY.....Please call our Brooklyn Tech Intake Center for an appointment (718) 858-5150 ext. 442 NEW YORK CITY VOCATIONAL TRAINING CENTER An Academic and Career Program of Excellence Charles Majors, Principal 226 Bristol Street, Brooklyn, NY 11212 E-mail NYC VTC About VTC Academics Admissions ... Alternative Schools Homepage

23. Vocational Schools In New York vocational schools in new york, vocational schools in new york are designedto offer the programs you might need to gain the skills employers want. http://www.vocational-schools.info/Vocational-Schools-in-New-York.htm

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27. Computer Training New Jersey NJ Technical Vocational Schools New Jersey NJ such as new york University. new Jersey Sunday Herald, January 2000. Call 888-722-4360or Email. PC AGE computer training vocational schools located in http://www.mindage.com/fast_paced/

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28. NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION Patrick). 1.6 April 7, 2004 Spring Recess No Released Time since new york.City Public schools are closed. 4. vocational schools . http://www.nycenet.edu/calendar/docs/ReleasedTimeProgramSchedulefor2003-2004.htm

MEMORANDUM TO: Regional Superintendents, Local Instructional Superintendents, Superintendent of District 75, Superintendent of Alternative High Schools and Programs, Directors of Regional Operations Centers, Heads Of Divisions and Offices, Principals of All Day Schools, UFT Chapter Leaders, UFT, CSA, and DC 37 District Representatives, And PTA/PA Presidents FROM: LaVerne Evans Srinivasan Deputy Chancellor For Operations SUBJECT: Released Time Program For Religious Instruction: Schedule And Reporting Requirements For School Year 2003-2004 DATE: August 22, 2003 ABSTRACT The schedule, reporting requirements and dates for the Released Time Program for Religious Instruction are issued each year. The following reflects the beginning and end dates of the Program, schedule exceptions, and the reporting dates for School Year 2003-2004. Scheduled Start and End Dates and Exceptions The opening date for the Released Time for Religious Instruction Program for the 2003-2004 school year is Wednesday, September 17, 2003 The Program is scheduled to continue on every Wednesday through Wednesday June 23, 2004

29. Spotlight On Schools - Vocational Schools Face New Challenges of the city’s 14 vocationaltechnical high schools are voicing concerns relatedto the new academic standards issued by the new york State Department of http://www.educationupdate.com/archives/2002/april_02/htmls/spot_vocational.html

Cover Story Spotlight On Schools Featured Columnists Letters ... April 2001 New York City April 2002 Vocational Schools Face New Challenges By Marylena Mantas A team of students from Samuel Gompers Vocational and Technical High School in the South Bronx recently ventured down to Columbia University to take part in the annual FIRST Robotics NY Competition, which brought together more than 1,000 students from around the city, country and the United Kingdom to build the best robot. The team ranked 19th in this year’s competition, which was the third time the school participated. “I want my children to compete with everyone and everything,” said Samuel Gompers’ Principal Marianne Hawthorne. “We are moving our students to meet the challenges of new standards and we are achieving.” The robotics competition came at a time when several principals of the city’s 14 vocational-technical high schools are voicing concerns related to the new academic standards issued by the New York State Department of Education in 1998, which require that all students in public high schools pass five Regents exams to graduate. Vocational students also have to pass a sequence of courses designed to give them proficiencey in a trade.

30. Spotlight On Schools - Vocational Education Resurgent We believed that vocational programs could raise academic our state and nationalaffiliates, new york State United CTE keeps students in school and prepares http://www.educationupdate.com/archives/2003/march03/issue/spot-vocationaled.htm

Cover Story Spotlight On Schools Featured Columnists Letters ... Travel New York City March 2003 Vocational Education Resurgent by Frank Carucci A remarkable thing happened along the way to the presumed demise of vocational education in New York City. It came back stronger than ever and is now a model for academic—as well as career—success. Not that it was easy. Fifteen years ago, our schools were building back from the city’s 1970s fiscal crisis. Many traditional shops like carpentry, plumbing and automobile repair had closed, particularly in comprehensive high schools. Then, in the 1990s, the drive for higher academic standards kicked in, and what is now called career and technical education (CTE) seemed in danger of collapse. At the United Federation of Teachers (UFT), we did not see this as an either/or issue. We believed that vocational programs could raise academic performance while imparting technical knowledge. Working with our state and national affiliates, New York State United Teachers (NYSUT) and American Federation of Teachers (AFT), we involved parents, industry advisors, unions and testing companies. We argued that CTE keeps students in school and prepares them for work and higher education. (And we do! The Transit Authority’s new contract added a clause about working with city schools on apprentice programs.)

31. NYPL, Small Business Research Guide SMALL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT CENTERS new york METROPOLITAN AREA. are located atcolleges, universities, community colleges, vocational schools, chambers of http://www.nypl.org/research/sibl/smallbus/sbdcnyc.htm

@import "/styles/markup-nonNS4.css"; Skip to Left Navigation Skip to Main Content get a library card? find a book? renew a book? reserve a book? research a topic? find a job at NYPL? volunteer for NYPL? support NYPL? rent space? learn to read? learn English? find events? find exhibitions? find classes? connect with wireless? GUIDES FOR RESOURCES AVAILABLE AT SIBL: Basic Financing Resources Start-Up Guides Video Collection ELECTRONIC INFORMATION AVAILABLE AT SIBL: Electronic Resources Internet Sites SERVICES FOR SMALL BUSINESS OWNERS: Classes Offered at SIBL Current Class Schedule SCORE Development Centers: New York Metropolitan Area ... Small Business Information SMALL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT CENTERS - NEW YORK METROPOLITAN AREA The U.S Small Business Administration (SBA) administers the Small Business Development Centers, also known as SBDCs, to provide management assistance to current and prospective small business owners. SBDCs offer one-stop assistance to small businesses by providing a wide variety of information and guidance in central and easily accessible branch locations. The program is a cooperative effort of the private sector, the educational community and federal, state and local governments. It enhances economic development by providing small businesses with management and technical assistance.

32. The Port Authority Of New York And New Jersey - Press Release In new york City, vocational high schools that participate in this program areThe High School of Cooperative Technology; Chelsea High School in Manhattan http://www.panynj.gov/AboutthePortAuthority/PressCenter/PressReleases/PressRelea

33. German American Partnership Program (via Goethe-Institut New York) A message from the GAPP office in new york December 2003, In the new states of Mecklenburg-WesternPommerania, Brandenburg Partnerships with vocational schools. http://www.goethe.de/uk/ney/engapp.htm

34. NYSDOL - Working In New York - Finding A Job elementary and secondary schools; vocational schools; community and is concentratedin elementary and secondary schools. The Working in new york section of our http://www.labor.state.ny.us/working_ny/finding_a_job/jobseek/jgcdedu.htm

Finding a Job ALBANY, COLUMBIA, GREENE, RENSSELAER, SARATOGA, SCHENECTADY, WARREN AND WASHINGTON COUNTIES Educational Services One out of every 10 Capital Region workers is employed by the educational services industry. This industry includes institutions that provide academic and technical instruction and services: elementary and secondary schools; vocational schools; community and junior colleges; colleges, universities, and professional schools; and libraries. Baby boomers flooded the schools in the 1950s and 1960s, creating many jobs in education. School enrollment and industry employment peaked in the Seventies, then declined through the mid-Eighties. As the baby boom echo generation entered schools in the late Eighties, industry employment began rising again. From 1995 to 2000, employment jumped 11.2 percent. Many instructors, who were hired during the Fifties and Sixties to teach baby boomers, are now eligible for retirement. Continued demand in educational employment is projected for the region due to this combination of increased enrollments and retirements. (See graph below.) Average Employment D Wages rose dramatically in this industry until the mid-1990s. From 1995 to 2000, however, the average weekly wages paid to employees in the Capital Region's educational services industry dipped 0.04 percent after adjusting for inflation. (See graph below.) This was due to the ongoing replacement of older, high-wage workers with younger staff earning lower wages.

35. Department Of Vocational-Technical Studies - State University Of New York At OSW program prepares individuals with vocational and technical in high schools, tradeschools, community colleges lead to provisional new york State certification http://www.oswego.edu/academics/departments/Vocational.html

Vocational -Teacher Preparation This program prepares individuals with vocational and technical backgrounds to teach occupational skills in high schools, trade schools, community colleges, agricultural and technical colleges, adult continuing education programs, armed forces training and industry. Five B.S. programs lead to provisional New York State certification to teach Agricultural Subjects, Business/Marketing Education, Health Occupations, Technical Subjects and Trade Subjects. While you can enter Business/Marketing Education as a freshman, other programs require an A.A.S. or A.O.S. degree in the technical or trade occupation you wish to teach, or a high school diploma and at least four consecutive years of experience the the field. Catalog Information Undergraduate Information All courses Graduate Information Vocational Teacher Preparation ... Home Page Vocational Teaching Site Information

36. National Women's Law Center In new york City, of the 18 vocationaltechnical high schools, 13 are highly sex-segregated four have student bodies that are more than 70% female and nine http://www.nwlc.org/details.cfm?id=866§ion=newsroom

37. National Women's Law Center More than thirteen vocational schools in new york City are at least70% singlesex, with three schools exceeding 90% male enrollment. http://www.nwlc.org/details.cfm?id=886§ion=newsroom

38. No. 1556: The Manual Arts Teaching the Trades. new york has long operated vocational high schools.Such schools were fairly common when I was young. But, more http://www.uh.edu/engines/epi1556.htm

No. 1556: THE MANUAL ARTS by John H. Lienhard Click here for audio of Episode 1556. Today, let's work with our hands. The University of Houston's College of Engineering presents this series about the machines that make our civilization run, and the people whose ingenuity created them. H eadline in the June 21, 2000 New York Times: Schools Turning [Away] From Teaching the Trades . New York has long operated vocational high schools. Such schools were fairly common when I was young. But, more than that, vocational training was a part of any high school. You could take drafting, home economics, wood shop, maybe even metal shop, typing, print shop, and more. Those courses have waned in regular high schools. They're the province of vocational schools whose students don't expect to go to college. College-bound students no longer expect to hone manual skills. And that has created a crisis in New York. No one doubts the value of vocational high schools. But who's left to teach in them? In the past eight years, attendance in those schools has dropped less than seven percent. During that same time, New York has lost sixty percent of its welding instructors, eighty-three percent of its refrigeration/air conditioning teachers, almost ninety percent of its woodworking instructors, and nobody at all is left to teach machine shop.

39. Vocational Schools Report the Better Business Bureau of Metropolitan new york conducted a survey of 67 vocationalschools located in Long Island, Westchester County and new york City. http://www.newyork.bbb.org/library/publications/subrep92.html

Vocational /Proprietary Schools Criteria for Choosing a School Admission Requirements Tuition Financial Assistance ... Final Note Criteria for Choosing a School Vocational schools enable prospective students to acquire the skills and training necessary to change, enhance or establish a career. In an effort to help consumers find the best vocational school for their needs, the Better Business Bureau of Metropolitan New York conducted a survey of 67 vocational schools located in Long Island, Westchester County and New York City . The BBB's survey examines some of the most important characteristics to consider when choosing a vocational school, such as admission requirements, cost of tuition, available programs, class schedules, student services, internship programs, financial aid availability and other critical information. Admission Requirements Once you have determined the type of program you seek and have a list of schools which offer those programs, you should determine if you meet the necessary admission requirements. The majority of schools surveyed either require a high school diploma or GED Certificate. However, some schools will waive those requirements if you pass their entrance exam. Tuition Attending a vocational school requires serious financial commitment. In the BBB's survey, it costs an average of $4,700, to complete a vocational school program. While the amount you pay to attend a school is an important consideration in determining its value, it is not the sole indicator of the best school. An inexpensive school may not be the best deal for your needs; likewise, a very expensive school does not guarantee you the best education. Students should also remember that loans issued from the school or from other sources must be repaid, whether or not you complete the program or find the classes to be worthwhile. Therefore, students should not consider a school free simply because they are not paying anything at the time they are attending classes; they are, in reality, spending their own money and should consider it as such.

40. Vocational And Proprietary Schools In an effort to help consumers find the best vocational school for their needs,the Better Business Bureau of Metropolitan new york conducted a survey of 67 http://www.newyork.bbb.org/library/publications/subrep81.html

Vocational and Proprietary Schools Admission Requirements Tuition Financial Assistance Scholarship Matching Services ... A Final Note Vocational schools enable prospective students to acquire the skills and training necessary to change, enhance or establish a career. In an effort to help consumers find the best vocational school for their needs, the Better Business Bureau of Metropolitan New York conducted a survey of 67 vocational schools located in Long Island, Westchester County and New York City. The BBB's survey examines some of the most important characteristics to consider when choosing a vocational school, such as admission requirements, cost of tuition, available programs, class schedules, student services, internship programs, financial aid availability and other critical information. Admission Requirements Once you have determined the type of program you seek and have a list of schools which offer those programs, you should determine if you meet the necessary admission requirements. The majority of schools surveyed either require a high school diploma or GED Certificate. However, some schools will waive those requirements if you pass their entrance exam. Return to Top Tuition Attending a vocational school requires serious financial commitment. In the BBB's survey, it costs an average of $4,700, to complete a vocational school program. While the amount you pay to attend a school is an important consideration in determining its value, it is not the sole indicator of the best school. An inexpensive school may not be the best deal for your needs; likewise, a very expensive school does not guarantee you the best education. Students should also remember that loans issued from the school or from other sources must be repaid, whether or not you complete the program or find the classes to be worthwhile. Therefore, students should not consider a school free simply because they are not paying anything at the time they are attending classes; they are, in reality, spending their own money and should consider it as such.

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