21. Oregon an arrangement.(60) In September 2000, the oregon Attorney general overruled the Portland school board and affirmed the right of charter schools to contract http://www.heritage.org/Research/Education/Schools/oregon.cfm

site map help contact us The Heritage Foundation ... School Choice 2003 Oregon Policy Archive: view by date Policy Archive: view by issue ... Return Home OREGON State Profile (Updated April 2004) School Choice Status Public school choice: Interdistrict/voluntary State constitution: Blaine amendment Charter school law: Established 1999 Strength of law: Strong Number of charter schools in operation (fall 2002): Number of students enrolled (fall 2002): Publicly funded private school choice: No Privately funded school choice: Yes Home-school law: Moderate regulation Ranking on the Education Freedom Index (2001): 16th out of 50 states K-12 Public Schools and Students (2001-2002) Public school enrollment: 552,144 Students enrolled per teacher: 17.9 Number of schools (2000-2001): 1,263 Number of districts: 198 Current expenditures: $4,572,000,000 Current per-pupil expenditure: $8,280 Amount of revenue from the federal government: 7.1% K-12 Public School Teachers (2001-2002) Number of teachers: 30,895 Average salary: $43,886 K-12 Private Schools (1999-2000) Private school enrollment: 45,352

22. [Education In Central Oregon] EDCO - Economic Development For Central Oregon 11 and 12, all Central oregon schools offer the oregon University and the University of oregon . English, Environmental Sciences, general Agriculture, general http://www.edforco.org/COFacts/education/education.html

Population Employment Primary Industries Valuation ... Climate Education Transportation Housing Tourism Photo Gallery EDCO NEWS Sign up today to receive e-Con Update, the EDCO newsletter! email this page print this page EDCO Central Oregon Facts Education Six major public school districts serve approximately 27,000 students in Central Oregon. There are also ten private schools in the region. Bend/La Pine School District: 24 schools, 13,369 students Phone: 541-383-6004 www.bend.k12.or.us Redmond School District: 10 schools, 6,091 students Phone: 541-923-5437 www.redmond.k12.or.us Sisters School District: 3 schools, 1,189 students Phone: 541-549-8521 www.outlawnet.com/outlaw/sisters_sd6/sisterssd6.htm Jefferson County School District: 7 Schools, 3,173 students (including Warm Springs) Phone: 541-475-6192 www.whitebuffalos.net Crook County School District: 7 Schools, 3,133 students

23. Oregon - School Districts Top Links Scio School district 95C, Scio oregon Reynolds School the district and the district in general. School District Administration, local schools and community http://www.oregon-toplinks.com/Education_School_Districts.html

Oregon Education School Districts Web Site Links Crook County School District - District information and calendar. Ashland Public Schools - District information and Ashland High School, Ashland Middle School, Lincoln Elementary School, Ashland Schools Foundation, and Briscoe Elementary School links. Banks School District - District information with link to special education. Bend / La Pine School District - School web pages, district information, and district email directory. Bandon School District 54 - District information and links to the administration office, Bandon High School, Harbor Lights Middle School and Ocean Crest Elementary. Bethel School District - Links to district news, employment, contacts and local schools. Albany District 8j - Community, staff and local school resources. Coos Bay Public Schools - Local schools and administrative information. Corvallis School District 509J - District, local schools, staff, and volunteer information. David Douglas School District - Links to local schools with district news and information. Crow-Applegate-Lorane School District #66 - Administrative and local school news and information.

24. Salem, Oregon Public Library Online History Project schools A general history. Salem s beginning included education. Education came to the oregon Territory and to Salem with the arrival of the early missionaries http://www.salemhistory.net/schools/schools1.htm

Schools A general history Salem's beginning included education The first school The first school house in Salem was a log cabin at the southwest corner of Marion and Commercial streets. It was built in 1850 and was mainly supported by families paying tuition to send their children to school. Some other money for the school came from county funds and rate bills. By January 1855, Salem school district 24J was officially organized by William P. Pugh, the county superintendent. Central School By 1859 there were 227 school age children in the district, but there is no record of how many children actually attended school. By 1865 the number of children in the district had grown to 632 with 200 students in attendance at Central School. More students meant more schools. In 1866, the district levied a 5 mill tax to build two new school. One was built in north Salem and the second school was constructed in south Salem. South School, as it was named, was originally located at Fir and Myers Streets, but it was moved to South Commercial Street in 1892. The school building was later used in turn as a cider mill, machine shop and as the W. A. Barkus Feed Mill. Between the years of 1866 to 1869 "Little" Central School and East Salem School were built. "Little" Central School was near the original Central School with fifteen non-Anglo students taught by Mrs. R. Mallory.

25. EOU General Catalog 2003 - 04 Eastern oregon University is accredited by the Northwest Association of schools and Colleges. Top of Page general Catalog Table of Contents Eastern oregon http://www2.eou.edu/catalog/

General Catalog TABLE OF CONTENTS Academic Programs School of Arts and Sciences ... Administration and Faculty General Catalog 2003 / 2004 TABLE OF CONTENTS Degrees and Programs Mission and Vision Degree Offerings Distance Education ... Graduation Requirements (new for freshmen Fall 2002) Academic Policies Student Records Honors Program School of Arts and Sciences ... International Studies (Minor) Library Liberal Studies Mathematics Media Arts ... Writing Education Pre-Professional Programs Pre-Professional Programs School of Education and Business Introduction Business Administration ... Nursing Program Eastern Oregon University is accredited by the Northwest Association of Schools and Colleges. Top of Page General Catalog Table of Contents

26. EOU's General Catalog information graphic, Eastern oregon University is accredited by the Northwest Association of schools and Colleges. Top of Page general Catalog Table of Contents http://www2.eou.edu/catalog/edbus.html

EOU General Catalog TABLE OF CONTENTS Academic Programs School of Arts and Sciences School of Education and Business ... Administration and Faculty SCHOOL OF EDUCATION AND BUSINESS Course Descriptions http://www.eou.edu/edbus The School of Education and Business is home to Eastern's professional programs in Education, Business, and Physical Education and Health. Approximately one-half of Eastern's graduates select majors, licensure, or certificate programs offered by the School. The faculty of the School is dedicated to serving Oregon and beyond through professional programs of instruction, research, and service. We have a special commitment to the educational needs of public schools and public school teachers, to business and corporation leaders, and to health promotion specialists in the eastern region of Oregon. The faculty of the School value the perspectives of current theory and practice as essential elements in all programs. Each program is grounded in substantial content subject mastery matched with practical applications such as practica, internships, and field placements. In Teacher Education, the School offers undergraduate degrees in multidisciplinary studies for student preparing a liberal arts foundation; minors in Elementary and Secondary Education for teacher preparation; endorsements in Bilingual Education, ESOL, Reading. Graduate degrees are offered in teaching for both interns and practitioners; graduate endorsements in several secondary subjects including Reading, Bilingual Education, and Special Education; and continuing professional development for practicing teachers.

27. About OETC role of technology in oregon schools. To subscribe to the OETC list, address mail to requests@oetc.org. In the body of your message, type subscribe generalL. http://www.oetc.org/About/

info@oetc.org Dedicated to the integration of technology in education About OETC Join OETC Price Lists Newsletter ... Feedback Click the OETC logo to return home Top of Page Top of Page About OETC Board of Directors Staff Bylaws Members ... Office Calendar What is the OETC? The Oregon Educational Technology Consortium (OETC) is an incorporated not-for-profit membership organization dedicated to maximizing the value of educational technology to its members by working with software and hardware vendors to procure the most effective and appropriate technological resources at the lowest possible price. Schools rely on us for quality assurance and low-cost certainty for technology purchasing. OETC membership is comprised of over 500 educational institutions, school districts and other educational nonprofit organizations primarily in Oregon but increasingly throughout the Pacific Northwest and beyond. We now have members in Alaska, Idaho, Washington, and Montana. The Consortium continues to grow daily. OETC Goals Actively gather, analyze and disseminate information and other materials pertaining to the uses of computer related technology in education.

28. PLANETIZEN: Op-Ed > Comments Here in oregon, ballot Measure 5 switched the majority of funding for schools from local property taxes to the state general fund back in 1991. http://www.planetizen.com/oped/cmt_item.php?id=1310

29. Oregon Schools Plundered For Drug War 1996 in order to document the schoolfunding crisis illustrate the need to pass the oregon Cannabis Tax state package stores to the state s general fund rather http://pdxnorml.org/schools.html

Oregon Schools Plundered For Drug War Jails and prisons are the complement of schools; so many less as you have of the latter, so many more you must have of the former. Horace Mann The news articles linked to this page were originally posted here through July 1996 in order to document the school-funding crisis in Portland and Oregon. The intent was to illustrate the need to pass the Oregon Cannabis Tax Act of 1997, which would have raised an estimated $500 million annually for public education. Because insufficient signatures were gathered by the July 5, 1996 deadline, however, a new OCTA campaign has been started. The new initiative, which organizers hope to put on the ballot in November 1998, would dedicate proceeds from sales of cannabis to adults in state package stores to the state's general fund rather than just education. Other reform initiatives may also face voters in the November 1998 election. Thus this page is mostly archival. Most of it is duplicated at the new Oregon Services Plundered for Drug War page, which focuses not just on education but also on other state services such as parks and aid to families, traditional priorities that have been defunded in order to build ever more prisons for ever more marijuana smokers. "According to the [Oregon] Legislative Fiscal Office, in the 1991 biennium, $733 million went to higher education and $593 million to public safety, which includes both the Corrections and Judicial Departments. In the current biennium, $627 million goes to higher education and $752 million to public safety." -

30. ODE - Employment Opportunities In Education oregon OnLine Education general information about education in oregon, including links to schools, community colleges, colleges and universities. http://www.ode.state.or.us/supportservices/careers.htm

Home Contact Us Search Home From here you can obtain information regarding job opportunities with the Oregon Department of Education (ODE) and with local school districts and education service districts throughout the state. The Oregon Department of Education is the state education agency for pre-kindergarten through 12 th grade education programs in Oregon. ODE employs: about 260 administrative, program, technical and support staff in the central offices located in Salem; about 225 administrators, teachers, teaching assistants, dormitory, and other support staff at the Oregon School for the Blind and the Oregon School for the Deaf located in Salem; and about 20 teaching assistants and clerical staff in the Youth Corrections Education Programs located in Salem and Woodburn. All employees of ODE are State of Oregon employees. This search queries the State of Oregon Jobs Page for current job opportunities at ODE and other state government jobs in the field of education. State of Oregon Employment Application (PD 100) form You may download this application form when applying for any job with the State of Oregon.

31. General Financial Aid - Penn Dental School Financial Aid Scholarships general Student Scholarships. oregon colleges and universities and/or who have graduated from oregon high schools, and have http://www.dental.upenn.edu/financialaid/general.html

Penn Dental Financial Aid Government Financial Aid General Student Scholarships Minority Student Scholarships ... International Student Scholarships Related Info University Financial Services Student Scholarships While most students' financial aid needs will be covered by grants and loans, some students may choose to explore financial aid from outside sources. This page provides information on scholarship opportunities and internet sites that may be helpful. Students should avoid search services and financial aid consultants that charge a fee for their services. These services can be expensive and do not guarantee results. While the Office of Student Affairs makes every attempt to provide current and complete financial resource information, this list is by no means comprehensive. Programs, deadlines, and eligibility requirements are constantly changing. Student Affairs can not assume responsibility for the information provided. The following is a list of financial aid resources available to dental students, including eligibility requirements and important deadline information as of November 2002.

32. ED368080 1994-04-00 Community Coalitions To Restructure Schools. ERIC Digest, Nu in Sprague High School in Salem, oregon, cites community concrete advantages for helping to restructure schools. opportunity to improve the general quality of http://www.ericfacility.net/databases/ERIC_Digests/ed368080.html

ERIC Identifier: Publication Date: Author: Peterson-del Mar, David Source: ERIC Clearinghouse on Educational Management Eugene OR. Community Coalitions To Restructure Schools. ERIC Digest, Number 88. THIS DIGEST WAS CREATED BY ERIC, THE EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES INFORMATION CENTER. FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT ERIC, CONTACT ACCESS ERIC 1-800-LET-ERIC This ERIC Digest brings together two large and timely topics: coalition building and school reform. These two subjects are not always paired. Parents, businesses, and others can work with schools in ways that do not restructure schools. And schools can restructure themselves without enlisting the help of others. But school restructuring commonly involves using the energy and ideas of people outside the schools. Indeed, many restructuring efforts work to break down the walls that separate teacher from parent, classroom from community. Other reformers turn to coalitions out of necessity, because district resources seem too meager to meet the growing challenges that public education faces. WHAT ARE THESE COALITIONS?

33. TheSunLink.com That s partly due to oregon s brightening economic forecast. since more than 40 percent of the state general fundlottery budget goes to local schools. http://www.thesunlink.com/redesign/2004-05-07/local/467474.shtml

HOME CLASSIFIEDS JOBS RENTALS ... CONTACT Friday, May 7 FRONT PAGE LOCAL NEWS OPINION NEIGHBORS ... THE SUN HOMEPAGE ARCHIVED EDITIONS Select Wednesday, Jun 09 Tuesday, Jun 08 Monday, Jun 07 Sunday, Jun 06 Saturday, Jun 05 Friday, Jun 04 Thursday, Jun 03 Wednesday, Jun 02 Tuesday, Jun 01 Monday, May 31 Sunday, May 30 Saturday, May 29 Friday, May 28 Thursday, May 27 Wednesday, May 26 Tuesday, May 25 Monday, May 24 Sunday, May 23 Saturday, May 22 Friday, May 21 Thursday, May 20 Wednesday, May 19 Tuesday, May 18 Monday, May 17 Sunday, May 16 Saturday, May 15 Friday, May 14 Thursday, May 13 Wednesday, May 12 Tuesday, May 11 SEARCH THE SUN News Tips Submit your news tips and story ideas Print Ads View The Sun's print ads online. TODAY'S HEADLINES Human waste a prime cause of Hood Canal's problem, study say Bremerton's big bait for business: $40 million City parks director calls it quits again Local soldier injured near Karbala ... PRINT THIS STORY EDUCATION After years of bad news, school budgets level off AP May 7, 2004 PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) For the past few years, the headlines about Oregon schools were as grim as they come: Laid-off teachers. Kindergarten classes that topped 35 kids. School years that ended in mid-May when districts ran out of money. It was enough to make Oregon the nation's poster child for woeful public schools, even landing the school's plight on the comics page, where Doonesbury creator Garry Trudeau poked fun at the troubled system.

34. Summer Student General Information - Marion County Public Works, Salem, Oregon STUDENT SUMMER WORK PROGRAM general INFORMATION. If your schools timelines will result in not having Works 5155 Silverton Road NE Salem, oregon 97305 Phone (503 http://publicworks.co.marion.or.us/administration/employment/summergi.asp

This script opens a local weather window. Department Info Divisions Services Text Links STUDENT SUMMER WORK PROGRAM GENERAL INFORMATION The Marion County Department of Public Works will be hiring college students to work in various capacities for the 2004 summer season. The following is the Salary Range: 1st year -$8.60/hr. 2nd year -$9.04/hr. 3rd year -$9.49/hr. Approximate Number of Positions Available: 13 Road Maintenance/Flagging 2 Ferry Toll Taking/Bridge Crew 1 Clerical 2 Engineering 2 Computer Support 1 Facilities/Safety 1 Parks All positions, except Parks, Computer Support, Clerical, and Facilities, will have a 10-hour per day work schedule, Monday through Thursday. Parks has a 10-hour per day work schedule, Friday through Monday. Computer Support, Clerical, and Facilities, all have 8-hour per day work schedules, Monday through Friday. For position descriptions, click here. Applications are objectively scored based on information submitted in the Student Summer Work Program Application. Applicants applying via the Internet will receive an additional five points. Applicants must be 18 years of age or older and enrolled or accepted in a college or university program. We accept applications on a yearly basis, September 1 to August 31. Applications filled out during a specific yearly time frame will remain valid for that year only. A new application will need to be submitted for the next yearly time frame, even by a student who has previously worked for the department.

35. ERIC/OSEP Directory Of Projects: Project TRIANGLE: Transition Results Through In education, students and parents, general education, and at Thurston and Springfield High schools and Gateways Alternative Learning Center in oregon. http://www.cec.sped.org/osep/database/detailView.html?masterID=685

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View All Topics Go to Home Page Access to ExpertPages is subject to our Terms and Conditions of Use. Use of any information on ExpertPages for marketing or solicitation is strictly prohibited. Education Management Consulting, LLC - Edward F. Dragan, EdD, MEL, CMC / Lambertville, NJ / Tel: 609-397-8989 / Fax: 609-397-1999 Toll-Free: 800-291-0199 Consultation, case review, reports, and testimony for most School and Education-related issues, including Administration, Special Education, Liability, Standard of Care, School Evaluation for Custody cases, Sexual Harassment, and other related issues. Send Email Visit WebSite / San Luis Obispo, CA / Tel: 805-549-7745 / Fax: 780-436-8987 Send Email Visit WebSite Garrison Associates - Ron Garrison MA, MS, CHS III / Benicia, CA / Tel: 707-746-5880 / Fax: 707-746-5880 Articulate, Competent and Experienced Consultation, Reports, Case Review and Testimony in Educational Institution Safety and Security. Specialization in Bullying, Violence, Behavioral Interventions, Supervision and Surveillance. Send Email Visit WebSite JM Consulting Associates - Ruben Arquilevich / San Anselmo, CA / Tel: 415-606-4544 /

37. ODE - Oregon School And District Report Cards system, the report cards share education data directly with parents, communities and the general public. Today s results show that oregon schools are on track http://reportcard.ode.state.or.us/newsApr102000.htm

Report Card What's New Resource Documents Archives ... Media Gallery Oregon School and District Report Cards Oregon Department of Education April 10, 2000 (corrected version) Contact: Tanya Gross , (503) 378-3310 ext. 464 168 More Report Cards Released SALEM - State Superintendent of Public Instruction Stan Bunn today released the final round of 168 school report cards. An important new tool in the state's education accountability system, the report cards share education data directly with parents, communities and the general public. "Today's results show that Oregon schools are on track," said Bunn. "Of the 64 schools receiving overall performance ratings today, 56 are rated as strong or satisfactory." The number of schools in each category is shown below. Exceptional schools: Strong schools: 18 Satisfactory schools: 38 Low schools: 7 Unacceptable schools: 1 An additional 104 cards released today did not rate schools. To ensure fair comparisons, the department rated only schools with the same data. Small schools, for example, may not have had enough data from state tests to show improvement over time. New schools, for example, may not have had enough years of data. On Feb. 1, Bunn released 1,039 report cards but the department set aside the remaining 168 because it needed to compile additional data.

38. Portland, Oregon Schools oregon Education Department. Many schools have their own web sites so I have included a few Coupled with the Map of Portland you can get a general layout of the http://www.homes-for-sale-portland.com/portland-schools.html

Eastside Homes Westside Homes Eastside Luxury Homes Westside Luxury Homes ... finance FINANCE T here are many good mortgage calculators on line, so I won't try to duplicate here. An easy and convenient way to calculate mortgage payments is to use the calculator on the Complete MLS Searchable List page. When you have entered your search criteria and listings appear, just click on the house picture. The next page will contain all the information on that house and also a mortgage calculator. If you have any questions just give me a call or e-mail If you would like to calculate mortgage payments and check how much a loan will cost over time you can go to www.calcbuilder.com/cgi-bin/calcs/HOM2.cgi/firsttech . This is offered by First Technology Credit Union and is fairly simple and quick to use. I highly recommend using a local lender with a proven track record and knowledge of our local taxes and lending practices. Virtual lenders are often difficult to work with, sometimes unreliable and won't save you time or money. I have included a couple really good local lenders, who are available to answer any of your questions. Tom Stevens Stevens Mortgage Company 5000 Meadows Road, Suite 450

39. Oregon City Schools - DynaCal Previous. general Staff Meeting. Date 8/23/2004. Department oregon City schools District Dates. Previous. © Copyright 2004 DynaCal, LLC All Rights Reserved. http://www.dynacal.com/oregonschools/CalEventDetails.asp?Did=2489789&OrgId=2663

40. Oregon Education Degree -- An Online Directory Of College And Career Education I on oregon schools offering education degrees. Help others while you help yourself. Common Searches Used to Find This Page • oregon general education degree http://www.education-online-search.com/education_degree/_or/_or.shtml

Oregon Education Degree Oregon Education Degree : A directory of information about Oregon schools, universities, and colleges offering an education degree that can help you decide which school is best for you. An education degree puts you on the path to teaching and administration in a variety of public and private settings, in traditional schools as well as corporations and other settings. An education degree can give you training in disciplines from curriculum development to hands-on teaching in elementary and secondary schools. Master of Arts in education and PhD in education degrees provide you with a competitive advantage in finding the teaching or education job you are looking for, and prepare you for success after you find the job. Please look below For information on Oregon schools offering education degrees . Help others while you help yourself. Common Searches Used to Find This Page: You Are Here: Top Education Degree Education Degree University of Phoenix Oregon Locations: University of Phoenix is designed for working professionals. Classes are held in the evening or on the weekends, so students don't have to give up their jobs and University of Phoenix's one-course-at-a-time model lets students focus on specific material, while learning teams help students apply course material to real-world situations. University of Phoenix's unique approach allows students to maintain their career and personal life while they earn their college degree.

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