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  1. Cooking school could get burned by pols' promise. (Tar Heels Tattler).(John Yena of Johnson & Wales University says North Carolina officials promised $10 ... An article from: Business North Carolina by Edward Martin, 2003-01-01
  2. `Traditional Trades' Vocational Enrollment down at N.C. Colleges.(North Carolina)(Brief Article): An article from: Community College Week
  3. Prof can't make students pay more than attention.(TAR HEEL TATTLER): An article from: Business North Carolina by Maggie Frank, 2006-11-01
  4. Partnerships increase access to engineering education: North Carolina's Two+Two experience.: An article from: T H E Journal (Technological Horizons In Education) by Catherine E. Brawner, Sarah A. Rajala, et all 2002-10-01
  5. A study of supply and demand for high school vocational teachers in three southeastern states (North Carolina. State University, Raleigh. Center for Occupational Education. Center research monograph) by Adger B Carroll, 1972
  6. Address by Heriot Clarkson, Associate Justice of the Supreme Court,: At Charlotte, North Carolina, June 10, 1926, graduating class, Belmont Vocational School, Charlotte, N.C by Heriot Clarkson, 1926
  7. School of Public Health student projects by Naomi E Schegloff, 1998
  8. Leadership for life insurance;: The college graduate in the life insurance company home office (University of North Carolina, School of Business Administration. Studies in business administration) by Oscar Harkavy, 1955
  9. Occupational and educational plans of vocational agriculture students in North Carolina: A comparison with other students (Educational research series ... Agricultural Education and Rural Sociology) by Lawrence W Drabick, 1963
  10. Training opportunities for high school students in North Carolina (T.I.E. series) by Vincent L Martinson, 1965
  11. Effective methods of recruiting occupational students in the North Carolina Community College System by Gene Hemby, 1991
  12. School integration, occupational expections and occupational education: A study of North Carolina high school boys (Center research and development report) by Charles Edward Lewis, 1969
  13. Research series in occupational education by Joseph R Clary, 1967
  14. Homestead and gardening skills: A guide for providing instruction for 11th and 12th grade students enrolled in North Carolina's secondary schools by Ward R Robinson, 1984

81. Pitt-Greenville Facts In Brief
it to share the expertise of medical school staff with Drug Abuse, Mental Retardation,and vocational Rehabilitation a 38 county area in Eastern north carolina.
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LOCATION: Greenville is located in the Coastal Plains section of North Carolina, in Pitt County, of which it is the county seat; 84 miles east of Raleigh, 157 miles south of Richmond, VA and 265 miles south of Washington, DC. POPULATION U. S. Census:
Pitt County - 133,798
Greenville - 60,476
Pitt County - 133,798
Greenville - 60,476
Ayden - 4,622 Bethel - 1,681
Grifton - 1,889
Grimesland 440
Falkland - 112
Farmville - 4,302
Fountain - 533 Simpson - 464 Winterville - 4,791

82. ARC | Ideas That Work: Index Of Projects By State
Development Institute; Partnership Means Success Southwestern north carolina RevolvingLoan Training in Health Care Joint vocational School; Keeping Computer
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83. N.C. Health And Social Services Information
NC Fastats AZ north carolina statistical health data from the Centersfor Disease Control. ~ Contents ~. schools of Medicine and Nursing.
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84. Dr. Douglas W. Kruger, Jr.
a result a grant from the north carolina Department of Public Instructions Divisionof vocational Education. programs, and to high school currently teaching
http://www.tecs.ecu.edu/cm-dept/KRUGER_2.HTM
Dr. Douglas W. Kruger, Jr.
S PECIAL A CTIVITY F OCUS
  • Prior to assuming the role of Acting Chairperson for the Department of Construction Management in January 1993, I had served as Director of Undergraduate Studies for the School of Industry and Technology since 1988. Responsibilities for this job include evaluating incoming transfer students, advising students, assisting other school advisors, evaluating senior summaries of all graduating students, and working with students with special advising problems.
  • Within the Department of Construction Management, I have been a significant player in directing the curriculum changes in the Construction Management concentration. This has involved obtaining input from the construction industry and converting that information into a full curriculum. These curriculum efforts were directed toward program improvement and ACCE accreditation requirement.

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85. Psi Chi: Grad School - NC Graduate Programs
PhD, Human Resources Development PhD (soon to be renamed), School PhD, Industrial/Organizational vocational PhD. University of north carolina at Chapel Hill
http://www.ncsu.edu/stud_orgs/frat_sor/psi_chi/gradschool/ncgradschools.html
-North Carolina Graduate Programs-
Don't take this list as an indication that you should only pursue graduate school in North Carolina. You have a much greater chance of acceptance and funding outside of NC. However, practically-speaking, a lot of students don't want to leave town, and if you look at the kinds of quality schools we have, you may not need to look elsewhere. That's why we've included this list, taken from Graduate Study in Psychology.
(T) = terminal Appalachian State University
Clinical MA (T), Health MA (T), School CAGS, I/O MA (T), General MA (T) Duke University
Clinical PhD, Developmental PhD, Cognitive PhD, Law and Psychology MA/JD (T), Sensation and Perception PhD, Behavioral Neuroscience PhD, Developmental Psychobiology PhD, Experimental General PhD East Carolina University
Clinical MA (T), School MA/CAS (T), General MA (T) NC State University
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Clinical PhD, Cognitive PhD, Developmental PhD, Experimental/Biological PhD, Quantitative PhD, Social PhD, School MA, School PhD University of North Carolina at Charlotte
Clinical/Community MA (T), Industrial/Organizational MA (T)

86. Workforce Development Education Programs Of Study
NC schools Listing. Appendix A vocational Student Organizations. Appendix C NorthCarolina Minimum State Graduation and Postsecondary Education Requirements.
http://www.ncpublicschools.org/curriculum/vocational/
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Foreword Preface
Part I. Workforce Development Education in North CarolinaA Program Description
  • Planning Coordinating with Community/Technical Colleges Resources Work-based Learning ... Course Offerings
  • Part II. Specific Planning Information for Each Program Area
  • Middle Grades Agricultural Education Business Education Career Development ... Trade and Industrial Education
  • Part III. Support ServicesSpecial Populations
  • Overview Definitions of Disadvantaged and Disabled Service Delivery Model and Enrollment
  • Appendices Appendix A Vocational Student Organizations Appendix B Modification Request, Form WD-PS-1 Appendix C North Carolina Minimum State Graduation and Postsecondary Education Requirements The Programs of Study and Support Services Guide was approved by the State Board of Education on October 2, 1997.
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    87. North Shore Reg Vocational School District - Massachusetts / MA
    View District Profile for north Shore Reg vocational
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    89. Central Piedmont Community College: Financial Aid And Veterans Affairs
    list at least one north carolina college, university, technical or vocationalschool in the release section of the form;. The deadline
    http://www.cpcc.cc.nc.us/Financial_Aid/state_programs/default.htm
    A Word from the Director The Financial Aid Office's Mission How to Apply New Applicants ... Forms STATE PROGRAMS N.C. Student Incentive Grant N.C. Community College Grant N orth Carolina Student Incentive Grant (NCSIG) The North Carolina State Education Assistance Authority, through College Foundation, Inc, makes award determinations for the North Carolina Student Incentive Grant (NCSIG). To be eligible you must:
    • be a U. S. citizen; be a North Carolina resident; enroll or be accepted for enrollment on a full-time basis at a North Carolina post secondary institution; not be enrolled in a program designed primarily for career preparation in a religious vocation; maintain satisfactory academic progress; demonstrate "substantial" financial need.
    Awards start at $100 per year and are higher depending on your financial need. The average NCSIG award is approximately $370.

    90. Vocational Schools For The Mentally Retarded, Superpages, Yellow Pages
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    91. Top New Jersey Culinary Schools | New Jersey Culinary Institute Directory
    Chef Training. Camden County vocational and Technical schools, Sicklerville,New Jersey, USA, Culinary Arts/Chef Training. Raritan Valley
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    92. North Carolina’s School Finance Case - A Victory For At-Risk Students -- Rural
    filed, six urban/highwealth school districts intervened Sufficient academic and vocationalskills to enable in the fall of 2000, north carolina Superior Court
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    In 1994, five low-wealth and predominately rural school districts, as well as parents and students filed suit against the State of North Carolina (the Leandro Case) alleging that children in these districts were being denied their constitutional right to an education. The plaintiffs identified inadequacies in facilities, technology, and teacher salaries as some of the problems resulting in lower student achievement. They faulted the state school finance system for creating an unequal and inadequate education in poor and predominantly rural counties by relying on local property taxes to supplement state funding for necessary expenses. In 1997, the North Carolina Supreme Court ruled that under the state constitution’s education clause, students have a fundamental right to receive a "sound basic education." The court defined a "sound basic education" as one that will provide the student with at least:

    93. Foundation For The Carolinas : Scholarships : Scholarship Listing
    Wilmore Scholarship Fund. Provides scholarships to attend college or vocationalschool to residents of the Wilmore neighborhood in Charlotte, north carolina.
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    This is a complete listing of all Insitutional and Managed Scholarship Funds administered by the Foundation. Amy E. Ray Memorial Scholarship Fund Provides undergraduate scholarships to senior band students at South Point High School in Belmont, North Carolina. Annabel Lambeth Jones Scholarship Fund Provides undergraduate scholarships at Queens University of Charlotte in Charlotte, North Carolina and Brevard College in Brevard, North Carolina. Bank of America Junior Achievement Scholarship Fund Provides undergraduate scholarships to students who have expressed an interest in business through their service to Junior Achievement in Atlanta, GA. Ben Robinette Scholarship Endowment Fund Provides undergraduate scholarships to graduates of high schools in Charlotte-Mecklenburg (public or private schools) to attend the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Cadmus Communications Corporation Graphics Scholarship Endowment Fund Provides annual scholarships to students enrolled in the associate degree in Graphic Arts Management Program at Central Piedmont Community College. Carolina Panthers Players Scholarship Endowment Fund Provides scholarships to fifth-year undergraduate students at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte who have participated in varsity athletics.

    94. Tech Prep And School To Work: Working Together To Foster Educational Reform
    launching TP programs in every state in response to the Perkins vocational and Applied orthe underlying philosophy upon which the concept of TP (School to Work
    http://horizon.unc.edu/projects/HSJ/Beaumont.asp
    The Future of Secondary Education
    Tech Prep and School to Work: Working Together to Foster Educational Reform
    Rod Beaumont
    Yavapai College
    TP_ROD@Sizzle.yavapai.cc.az.us
    Abstract
    As we transition from Tech Prep into a School-To-Work (STW) System, it is essential that we read from the same page. We will explore how Tech Prep will become an integral, functioning part of your successful STW Opportunity, discussing the background as well as the expectations of what is required to succesfully function in the School-To-Work environment. As former President Bush said, "The days of the status quo are over." Bush's statement, plus America 2000 by U.S. Secretary of Education Alexander (1991), and the SCANS Report by U.S. Secretary of Labor Martin (1991) document Alexander's (1991) statement that "we are talking about a revolution in education." TP, accompanied by STW, if perceived and implemented correctly by all educators, can be the model, or key to much of the crucially needed educational reform and revolution. Now is the time, not for lip service to the business world, but for our actions. Until the education system can achieve credibility both within its own ranks as well as outside, all educational reforms are doomed to failure. This rapid growth is not detrimental to education if a sound philosophy and mission are used for TP programs. But as the Carl Perkins Act (1990) comes up for renewal, perhaps the biggest factor against TP is the lack of baselines in many TP sites. Practitioners of the higher level applied academic courses will jump forward to bestow the virtues of the materials as well as demonstrate improved test scores and a decrease in drop out rates, but unfortunately, the baselines in many cases were never carefully and fully recorded.

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