81. Fayette County, West Virginia - Biography RAYMOND J. RYAN also a student of Saint Edwards parochial school of Cincinnati Upon leaving school he entered the employ of He was at Greensboro, north carolina, Wheeling, West http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/wv/fayette/bios/r500-001.txt

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82. NIH Record-12/11/2001--Leasure Is New Deputy Director For Management to return to after having spent 14 years in north carolina, where he was executive officer for NIEHS. He was educated in parochial school, and graduated in http://www.nih.gov/news/NIH-Record/12_11_2001/story02.htm

Front Page Previous Story Next Story Leasure Is New Deputy Director for Management By Rich McManus On the Front Page... The two biggest jobs facing new NIH Deputy Director for Management Charles E. "Chick" Leasure Jr., who took over the post in early October from Tony Itteilag, are Restructuring, a department-wide mandate to keep all HHS operating divisions consistent with the secretary's leadership, and restructuring, which involves unpacking crates and settling into his new Bldg. 1 office after 36 years in a variety of executive positions throughout NIH. Continued... But first a word about his nickname: "It's a southern name," he explains. "My mother was born in Arkansas and raised in Virginia. She told me, 'You were too small to be called Charles.' I used to say that I'd change my name to something more dignified when I grew up, but eventually I gave up on that." Charles E. "Chick" Leasure Jr.

83. ET 01/01: Wetlands System Recycles Building's Wastewater quality specialist, has underscored his point by creating north carolina s first and housed first a public school and then a parochial school before closing in http://www.sdearthtimes.com/et0101/et0101s11.html

Wetlands system recycles building's wastewater Halford House believes wastewater is too precious to dump down the drain. So House, a NC State University water quality specialist, has created North Carolina's first and only self-contained wastewater treatment system for an office building. provided by North Carolina State University alford House believes wastewater is too precious to dump down the drain. House, a North Carolina State University water quality specialist, has underscored his point by creating North Carolina's first and only self-contained wastewater treatment system for an office building. The system which uses a constructed wetland to imitate natural processes purifies and reuses 1,200 gallons of sewer water daily from the 60 employees who work in the building, a refurbished schoolhouse on the shore of Jordan Lake in Chatham County, NC. "We think of it as mimicking nature," said House, who works for NC State's Water Quality Group. "Nature has been cleansing water for millions of years, so we figure it's got the process figured out pretty well." Like nature, House's system uses soil, plants and microscopic organisms to filter and treat the wastewater. The treated wastewater is used to flush toilets in the building and to irrigate the lawn and foundation plantings.

84. New York Cool Schools Directory The Ralph Bunche School, Grades 3 6, Norwich, Holy Family School Catholic/parochial School, Pre-K - Grade 8, Alyssa MacIntosh. Poughkeepsie, http://www.netstate.com/states/schools/ny_schools.htm

HOME INTRO SYMBOLS ALMANAC ... NEWS COOL SCHOOLS STATE QUIZ BOOK STORE MARKETPLACE NETSTATE.STORE ... Submit your cool school home page and/or your cool school class page to the New York NETSTATE Cool Schools directory and don't forget to link to NETSTATE afterwards. NEW YORK COOL SCHOOLS DIRECTORY Location School Name Description Submitted by Albertson Searingtown School K - Grade 5 Karen Kliegman Amsterdam Clara S. Bacon Elementary School K - Grade 5 Brooklyn Brooklyn Technical High School Grades 9 - 12 John J. Pershing I.S. 220 Grades 6 - 8 Larene Szeszko Mark Twain Intermediate School Grades 6 - 8 Wenkai Ma Cambridge Cambridge Central School K - Grade 12 Fishkill Brinckerhoff Elementary School K - Grade 5 Fishkill Elementary School K - Grade 5 Fredonia Fredonia Elementary School Grades 3 - 5 Latham St. Ambrose School Pre-K - Grade 8 Mayville Chautauqua Lake School Pre-K - Grade 12 New Fane Newfane Elementary School Grades 1 - 3 Mary Sippel New York The Mahalia Jackson School Pre-K - Grade 6 Manhattan School for Children K - Grade 8 The Ralph Bunche School Grades 3 - 6 Norwich Holy Family School Catholic/Parochial School Pre-K - Grade 8 Alyssa MacIntosh Poughkeepsie Hagan-Spackenkill Elementary School K - Grade 5 Bill Simmonds Sleepy Hollow Pocantico Hills School Pre-K - Grade 8 Terry Hongell Uniondale Turltle Hook Middle School Grades 6 - 8 West Valley West Valley Central School Pre-K - Grade 12 Yorktown Heights Lakeland Copper Beech Middle School Grades 6 - 8 Please report broken links to the Webmaster.

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86. Political State Report: Straight From The Trenches schools get about half the amount spent in state and local dollars, which is about $3,000, and use it to attend another public, private or parochial school or http://www.polstate.com/archives/002097.html

LA: Gubernatorial Candidates Discuss Vouchers On Thursday, six candidates for governor offered their opinions on vouchers at a forum that was mainly to focus on education for preschoolers. State Superintendent of Education Cecil Picard moderated the forum Leach said he is staunchly opposed to vouchers , even as a test program. Ieyoub said that vouchers have failed in Cleveland and would rob public schools of much-needed cash. "It would be devastating to our public school system," Ieyoub said. Ewing, also taking a traditional Democratic position, said that he favors improving public schools and would only consider vouchers as a last resort. Blanco was less critical of vouchers, saying she would consider for them for students in poor schools. However, she contends that vouchers should face the same tests and accountability measures as public schools. Catholic leaders oppose that requirement. Treen would consider vouchers only on a limited scale, saying that their costs could get out of hand. Meanwhile, Jindal offered a defense of vouchers. "I would support giving them increased choices. Charter schools are another alternative worth considering for students in troubled schools," he said.

87. Triangle Area Schools And School Systems Triangle Area schools and School Systems Spring Semester 2004. Nearly all public schools have web sites linked to the school system web sites. http://www.unc.edu/depts/cmse/schools.html

Triangle Area Schools and School Systems Spring Semester 2004 Looking for a school's web page? Nearly all public schools have web sites linked to the school system web sites. So start with the link to the appropriate school system. Catholic school web sites are linked to the Diocese of Raleigh's school web site, except for the independent St. Thomas More Academy of Raleigh. Not all charter schools have home pages; we list links to the ones we are aware of. Private schools usually have web sites, and again we list links to the ones we are aware of. Is your school missing? Please do let us know if we are missing any charter school or private school web sites! If you can, please let us know the URL (Internet address) of the missing school. Thanks! Public School Systems Alamance/Burlington School System Asheboro City Schools Caswell County Schools Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools ... Warren County Schools State Residential High School North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics Charter Schools Bethel Hill Charter (Roxboro) Casa Esperanza Montessori (Raleigh) Chatham Charter (Siler City) Community Partners Charter High (Holly Springs) ... Woods Charter (North Chatham) Parochial Schools

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