41. "The Arts In Alternative Education - Part 2" By Alice Lovelace - In Motion Magaz the oklahoma Center for Continuing Education on the University of oklahoma s NormanCampus Students who end up in our alternative schools know that the current http://www.inmotionmagazine.com/alted2.html

The Arts in Alternative Education Part 2 - Who Ends Up In Alternative Education? by Alice Lovelace Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Part 2 Who Ends Up In Alternative Education? In The Alternative Teaching Mode: Dialogue Is Essential Part 3 The Multiple Paths To Knowing Part 1 - Introduction What is Identity? This article was delivered as a keynote speech at the 1998 Fall Conference: Expressive Arts in Alternative Education footnotes and references are available in a separate browser window - click on footnote numbers throughout text. Who Ends Up In Alternative Education Overwhelmingly alternative education students are black males, students with independent streaks, students with leadership qualities who often use these qualities for their own ends, and students who see themselves as possessing a multidimensional identity. The adventuresome, opinionated, assertive student who refuses to be pigeonholed. Many of these students have difficulties that include: behavior problems; adjustment difficulties, poor peer interaction, difficulty with authority figures, poor motivation, insecurity and a lack of self-confidence, talk too much or talk too little, are disruptive, destructive, aggressive, and many are chronically irritable/depressed/angry. Can you hear them in this poem (by Jhan Jackson): My Generation My generation is confused.

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44. Oklahoma City, OK - Middle And High Schools alternative Middle School, 721 W Britton Rd, oklahoma City, OK, (405) 8413155.American Academy, 5350 S Western Ave 318, oklahoma City, OK, (405) 634-7777. http://www.oklahomacity.com/page.asp?page=Schools_2

45. Alternative Fuels Data Center: Alternative Fuels Training Francis Tuttle, oklahoma City, contact Ron Anderson West Virginia University s NationalAlternative Fuels Training of approximately 20 schools that provides AFV http://www.eere.energy.gov/cleancities/afdc/tools/about_training.html

Search Help More Search Options Search Site Map EERE Information Center Alternative Fuels Training Alternative fuel vehicles (AFVs) require proper maintenance, just as conventional vehicles do. It is important to have trained and competent AFV technicians to properly maintain and service AFVs. Technicians must understand the differences between various fuels and fuel systems, and have a good understanding of maintenance schedules and vehicle components. Here you will find information about AFV training providers and links to AFV training programs and courses. Aftermarket Training Programs OEM AFV Training Most of the OEMs that sell AFVs offer technical training to their technicians who support their dealerships. Contact individual OEM training departments for more details. Links available to the public are provided below. General Motors Alternative Fuels Training GM offers AFV service training for dealerships and fleet technicians. Other AFV Training Resources National Automotive Technician Education Foundation (NATEF) For technicians not affiliated with the OEMs, aftermarket training is available for servicing AFVs. Some of the aftermarket AFV training providers have achieved certification of their programs or processes through the NATEF. NATEF evaluates technician training programs and providers against automotive industry standards and, if appropriate, recommends them for certification by the National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence, commonly known as ASE. Visit

46. State Energy Program: Special Projects For Alternative Fuels oklahoma. Virginia. Hampton Roads Clean Cities Coalition Projects that DeployAlternative Fuel School Buses. North Thurston Public schools CNG Bus Program. http://www.eere.energy.gov/state_energy_program/projects_by_topic.cfm/topic=601

Search Help More Search Options Search EERE Information Center SEP Special Projects for Alternative Fuels The following list of State Energy Program (SEP) Special Projects is generated from a database that starts in the current year and goes back to 2001. Arizona CNG Shuttle Buses at Sky Harbor International Airport Arizona Natural Gas Shuttle Vans and Taxis in Tucson California California A New Compressed Natural Gas Fueling Station for San Francisco California A New Compressed Natural Gas Fueling Station for the Inland Empire Region of Southern California California Antelope Valley Schools CNG Paratransit Vehicles California Bay Area Natural Gas Shuttle Van Demonstration California Bay Area Natural Gas Taxi Demonstration California Bellflower Unified School District CNG School Buses California CNG Refueling Station for Buena Park School District California CNG Refueling Stations for Los Angeles County California CNG School Buses for Buena Park School District California Cargo Van Demonstration With Time Warner Cable California LNG Class-8 Tractors for Southern California California Oakland Fast-Fill CNG Refueling Station California Port of Oakland Medium-Duty CNG Shuttle Buses California Propane Refueling Sites in Sacramento California Purchase 40 CNG Shuttle Vans California South Los Angeles Natural Gas Refueling Facility Colorado Flat Iron Improvement District Zip Shuttle Colorado Natural Gas Van Demonstration with ENRG, Inc.

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48. List Of Accrediting Agencies For Private Schools -- Alternative Education Tom Agnew, Executive Director 7777 South Lewis Avenue Tulsa, oklahoma 74171 Telephone(918) 4956163 Fax (918) 495-6175 Email icaa@oru alternative schools. http://164.64.166.11/alted/private_schools/accrediting_agencies.html

PED Home Alternative Education Home Search Contact ... Resources Private Schools - List of Accrediting Agencies (7th Day Adventist) Chuck Workman, Executive Director Superintendent of Schools for the Texaco Conference New Mexico Office: (505) 244-1611 Albuquerque, NM 87106 Phone: 1-800-749-7851 Fax: (505) 244-1811 E-mail: Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI) Rocky Mountain Region David Rhodes, Executive Director (ext. 205) Jerry Bowen, Associate Director (ext. 204) Tucson, Arizona 85711 Telephone: (520) 514-2897 Fax: (520) 514-0994 E-mail: E-mail: The Association of Christian Teachers and Schools (ACTS) Dr. Jay Nelson, Executive Director A/G Christian Schools Representative Mr. Ike Stokes, Office Manager 1445 Boonville Ave. Springfield, MO 65802

49. Transportation : Lawton Public Schools : Lawton / Fort Sill, Oklahoma : LawtonPS 1) VoTech School, one (1) alternative School, and Special bus, thereby causing childrenat other schools to be Does it meet State of oklahoma safety standards http://www.lawtonps.org/departments/transportation/

Below is a copy of the LPS Transportation Department School Bus Rider's Handbook - A Guide for Students and Parents. Clicking on any of the links below will zoom you directly to the topic. Safety Tips Eligibility to Ride a Bus Emergencies Riding a Different Bus ... Special Transportation Policies Safety Tips Be aware of the Danger Zone - The Danger Zone is the ten (10) feet area around the bus. The bus driver can't see you when you are in the Danger Zone. If the bus starts moving while you are in the Danger Zone, you could be injured. Safety Tips at the Bus Stop Wait on the sidewalk, away from the road. Don't fool around while waiting on the bus. Wait until the bus comes to a full stop. Walk to the bus single file.

50. Success Stories: Clean School Buses Across Country fuel. The US government needs to start supporting alternative fuel. .For 6451945. Tulsa Public schools, Tulsa, oklahoma. The largest http://www.ucsusa.org/clean_vehicles/trucks_and_buses/page.cfm?pageID=243

51. Oklahoma State University - Okmulgee : Campus News Room Nearly 5,000 students and teachers from more than 60 oklahoma high schools, middleschools, alternative schools, and career technology centers throughout http://www.osu-okmulgee.edu/news_and_events/view_news.php?news=86

52. FindLaw - Find An Alternative Dispute Resolution Law Firm In Oklahoma This free lawyer search can help you find alternative dispute resolution law firms in oklahoma City, OK. Find lawyers by location, practice area or name. http://rdre1.inktomi.com/click?u=http://feedpoint.net/r/redir.jsp?engine=INK&pci

53. Oklahoma Education Sites oklahoma School for the Deaf oklahoma School of Science and Mathematics oklahomaCity oklahoma School for the Blind Muskogee. P, Pryor alternative Pryor. http://www.sde.state.ok.us/link/oklaeduc.html

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54. Oklahoma - Alternative Methods To Distribute Title I Funds Policy Letter alternative Method to Distribute Title I Funds Ms. Carol Lingreen Team Leader TitleI/School Support/Indian Education, oklahoma Department of Education 2500 http://www.ed.gov/policy/elsec/guid/stateletters/amdfok.html

Office of Elementary and Secondary Education Office of Innovation and Improvement Key Policy Letters Get More! Subscribe to ED newsletters Provide Feedback with our online survey. General Adult Education Civil Rights ... Vocational Education Select a Topic Accountability Achievement Gap Choice Charter Schools Early Childhood FAFSA Faith-Based Find a School Flexibility International Ed Learning Resources Math Reading Safe Schools Science Suppl Services Teacher Quality Technology What Works Advanced Search About ED Offices Publications ... File Viewers Alternative Method to Distribute Title I Funds Ms. Carol Lingreen Team Leader Title I/School Support/Indian Education, Oklahoma Department of Education 2500 North Lincoln Boulevard Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73105-4596 Dear Ms. Lingreen: We are approving your State's continued use of its current alternative method to distribute Title I, Part A Basic, Concentration, and Targeted Grant funds to local educational agencies (LEAs) with fewer than 20,000 total residents. Oklahoma's alternative method is based primarily on counts of children eligible for free lunch. We originally approved this method in 1999. The use of an alternative method is authorized in sections 1124(a)(2)(B), 1124A(a)(4)(A), and 1125(d) of the Title I statute. At this time, however, it is not clear whether you may use this alternative method to distribute Title I Education Finance Incentive Grants authorized in section 1125A of the statute. We may regulate in order to give States this flexibility. We hope to make a decision soon and will keep you informed.

55. Policy Guidance - General - Policy - ED.gov yearly progress (AYP) determinations can be made under §1116(b)(1)(D) in schoolswith a targeted assistance Title I program. oklahoma alternative Methods to http://www.ed.gov/policy/gen/guid/list.jhtml?page=6&size=10&sort=date&desc=show

56. OKLAHOMA SECONDARY SCHOOLS ACTIVITIES ASSOCIATION oklahoma SECONDARY schools ACTIVITIES ASSOCIATION. TULSA PUBLIC schools. ATHLETIC RESIDENCE ELIGIBILITY GUIDELINES §. Athletic eligibility in Tulsa Public schools is established by attendance. § http://www.tulsaschools.org/../../eligibility.htm

OKLAHOMA SECONDARY SCHOOLS ACTIVITIES ASSOCIATION TULSA PUBLIC SCHOOLS ATHLETIC RESIDENCE ELIGIBILITY GUIDELINES Athletic eligibility in Tulsa Public Schools is established by attendance. Students are eligible in the school district in which they reside with their parents, i.e., their “home school”. Students who establish eligibility at their home school and move to another TPS school district, or move to a school district other than TPS (ex. Union, Owasso, Jenks, etc ) may be eligible at the new school. Any student in grades 6 through 12 who has attended a TPS school or it’s feeder program for the past three consecutive years, may, if his/her parents make a bona fide change of residence into another school district, select to remain at the school previously attended, provided the student continues to live with his/her parents. The student will make his/her selection by his/her attendance at a school the following semester. th grade students may transfer to any TPS middle school and be eligible for middle school sports at that school for 6 th th , and 8 th grades.

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OKLAHOMA SECONDARY SCHOOLS ACTIVITIES ASSOCIATION TULSA PUBLIC SCHOOLS ATHLETIC RESIDENCE ELIGIBILITY GUIDELINES Athletic eligibility in Tulsa Public Schools is established by attendance. Students are eligible in the school district in which they reside with their parents, i.e., their “home school”. Students who establish eligibility at their home school and move to another TPS school district, or move to a school district other than TPS (ex. Union, Owasso, Jenks, etc ) may be eligible at the new school. Any student in grades 6 through 12 who has attended a TPS school or it’s feeder program for the past three consecutive years, may, if his/her parents make a bona fide change of residence into another school district, select to remain at the school previously attended, provided the student continues to live with his/her parents. The student will make his/her selection by his/her attendance at a school the following semester. th grade students may transfer to any TPS middle school and be eligible for middle school sports at that school for 6 th th , and 8 th grades.

58. Oklahoma Foundation For Excellence | Academic Awards Program | Sand Springs Educ and Administration and the oklahoma Medal for Excellence in alternative Educationform the Circle for Excellence to support public school educators and serve http://www.ofe.org/awards/circleforexcellence.htm

Donate Online Site Map OFE Home Page Who We Are ... Return to OFE Home The Circle for Excellence The past recipients of the Oklahoma Medal for Excellence in Teaching and Administration and the Oklahoma Medal for Excellence in Alternative Education form the Circle for Excellence to support public school educators and serve as a resource for new award winners. Past Medal for Excellence winners are listed below by category and award year. Elementary Teaching 1987 Susan Edwards, Sand Springs 1989 Jen Nelson, Mustang 1990 Emily Churchill Wood, Tulsa 1991 Beverly K. Littau, Woodward 1992 Donna Combs, Shawnee 1993 Barbara Clark, Checotah 1994 Betty J.C. Wright, Oklahoma City 1995 Dolores W. Willoughby, Chickasha 1996 Betsy Zadorozny, Woodward 1997 Dr. Robert Lee Kidd III, Norman 1998 Sue Kirk, Moore 1999 Beverly McMillan, Ardmore 2000 Mary Doezema, Midwest City-Del City 2001 Marsha Rogers, Ardmore

59. OCU School Of Law: Academic Centers Court to operate its mediation program in central oklahoma. to client representation,and the alternative Dispute Resolution 5/28/2004 Law School final day to http://www.okcu.edu/law/centers/adr.asp

Make your selection Apply Online Law School Home Check Your eMail Contact the Law School Campus Map Law Review Law School Events Law School News Student Directory Password-Protected Services Law School's Strategic Plan SEARCH OCU LAW's Website Weather Update OCU Bookstore Jobs at OCU OCU Home Center on Alternative Dispute Resolution The OCU Center on Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) seeks to expand the use of mediation, arbitration, negotiated settlement and other non-litigious forms of dispute resolution through class instruction, scholarly research and community outreach. The Center seeks to increase education and research in resolutions outside of the courtroom, with a special emphasis on cross-cultural and gender issues in dispute resolution. The Center holds a contract with the Oklahoma Supreme Court to operate its mediation program in central Oklahoma. How ADR Began Phyllis Bernard Director Twenty-five years ago, the American Bar Association brought attention to the multi-door approach to client representation, and the Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) movement was born. One door leads to court, but other doors lead to negotiation, arbitration or mediation. A lawyer's job often begins by understanding which door to go through for which client.

60. Youth Training Providers Counties served Logan, oklahoma. Tutoring, alternative secondary school services,Summer employment opportunities, work experience, occupational skill training http://www.oesc.state.ok.us/Emp-Trng/youth-training-providers.shtm

Administrative Offices 405-557-7100 / Local Offices Toll Free 1-888-980-WORK (9675) TDD Telecommunications Device for the Deaf 405-557-7531 Find an Office Ask a question Divisions Labor Market Information Unemployment Insurance Employment Services Workforce Development ... Home Youth Training Providers Provider Services Central Area Edmond Public Schools 1001 W Danforth Edmond OK 73003 Contact Evelyn Eskridge evelyn_eskridge@edmond.k12.ok.us (405) 340-2800 - FAX (405) 340-2290 Counties served: Logan, Oklahoma Tutoring, alternative secondary school services, Summer employment opportunities, work experience, occupational skill training, leadership development opportunities, supportive services, adult mentoring, follow-up services, and comprehensive guidance and counseling Mid-Del Youth and Family Center, Inc

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