81. University Of South Carolina Sumter Fact Sheet of Pittsburg; University of south carolina; University of of the USC Educational Foundation (SPUSCEF loans for students, faculty/staff development, artrelated http://www.uscsumter.edu/about/facts.shtml

FUTURE STUDENTS CURRENT STUDENTS FRIENDS/VISITORS ACADEMICS ... SHAW AFB PROGRAM The University of South Carolina Sumter Administration Building facing Miller Road. ABOUT THE UNIVERSITY EVENTS CALENDAR APPLY ONLINE USC COLUMBIA ... SITE INDEX A TO Z ABOUT THE UNIVERSITY: WELCOME FACTS HISTORY MISSION ... CRIME STATISTICS ADDITIONAL LINKS: MAPS INSTITUTIONAL EFFECTIVENESS STRATEGIC PLANS DEAN'S OFFICE ... REPORT CARD History 1966: Clemson University at Sumter opened its doors to 97 students 1973-Present: University of South Carolina Sumter The Community Served USC Sumter has served 44,800 students since 1966 The average student age at USC Sumter is 25 USC Sumter minority student enrollment has increased 8.5% since1990 USC Sumter's minority graduation rate is above 21% USC Sumter offers classes at: The 2003 Fall Semester enrollment is 1189 - Headcount and 753 - FTE USC Sumter serves more than 2000 different students annually Active-duty military and veterans comprise 14% of the student population USC Sumter students come from the following counties: Sumter (77%); Clarendon (7%); Kershaw (6%); Lee (1%); Richland (3%); Williamsburg (1%); others (5%)

82. California State University, Fresno - University Grants And Research Contacts the education Division at the south carolina Arts Commission provides assistance to faculty and staff in researching of Business, School of education and Human http://www.csufresno.edu/grants/contact.htm

Contacts Thomas McClanahan - Associate Vice President, 278-0840 Daniel Griffin - Associate Director, 278-0839 Nancy Myers Sims - Grants Administrator, 278-0836 William Hunt - Grants Administrator, 278-0863 Doug Carey - Administrative Assistant, 278-0856 Christina Roybal - Secretary, 278-0854 Dr. Thomas McClanahan, Associate Vice President Dr. Daniel Griffin, Associate Director Nancy Myers Sims, Grants Administrator Nancy Myers was appointed to the position of Grants Administrator in August 1999. She serves the Colleges of Agricultural Sciences and Technology, Engineering and Computer Science, Health and Human Services, and Science and Mathematics in all aspects of pre-award/grant development activity. Nancy also serves as a member of the Human Subjects Committee as well as the Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee. Prior to her appointment at Fresno State, Nancy served in the Graduate Studies and Research Office at CSU Bakersfield for 17 years and as Grant Writer for the Bakersfield City School District for 2 years. Ms. Myers has a bachelor's degree in Communications and a Master's degree in Public Administration. William Hunt, Grants Administrator

83. Mission | About Newberry College | Newberry College | Newberry, South Carolina in part supported by the south carolina, southeastern, Florida of Music, Bachelor of Music education, and Bachelor diverse group of qualified staff and faculty http://www.newberry.edu/about/mission.asp

June 11, 10:32 Friday - Quick Links - Admissions Apply to Newberry College Financial Aid Academics Academic Calendar Alumni How to Make a Gift Athletics Employment Student Affairs Campus Ministry News Wessels Library Webmail Bookstore Mission President Board of Trustees Administration ... Newberry, SC Academic freedom, intellectual dialogue, and diversity of viewpoint Newberry College, a coeducational undergraduate college of the liberal arts and sciences, is a residential learning community dedicated to the intellectual and personal development of its students in a caring and supportive academic environment. Owned and in part supported by the South Carolina, Southeastern, Florida/Bahamas and Caribbean Synods of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA), the college enrolls a small but diverse student body hailing predominantly from the southeastern United States. As a Lutheran College, Newberry College recognizes the value of academic freedom, intellectual dialogue, and diversity of viewpoint. The Lutheran tradition also celebrates the concept of vocation, leading students to prepare for meaningful life experiences, occupations, and service to the world as well as to the church.

84. SERVE SERVE, directed by Dr. John R. Sanders, is an education organization with the mission to promote and support the continuous improvement of educational opportunities for all learners in the the University of North carolina at Greensboro created to into new research and development products and services to School of education, University of North carolina at Greensboro http://www.serve.org/

SERVE National Leadership Area Employment Opportunities RESOURCES SERVE's Portfolio of Products (downloadable PDF) Training Opportunities Upcoming Events LINKS U.S. Department of Education State Departments of Education Regional Educational Laboratories Other Educational Organizations To learn more about SERVE, contact info@serve.org To make comments or suggestions about our website, contact webmaster@serve.org Friday, June 11, 2004 Search SERVE: Click below for Latest Publications and Events June 2004 Read the full article: [ Word format Go to a SERVE Project or Program! SERVE Forum Anchor School Project (Migrant Ed.) Assessment and Accountability Children, Families, and Communities Comprehensive School Reform (UCR) CSRD Program Education Leadership Education Policy Eisenhower Consortium Expanded Learning Opportunities Leadership Area (ELO) Formative Assessment Glaxo Wellcome/Hill Center Project Improvement of Science and Math Literacy Project Low-Performing Schools: the SERVE Response NCHE (Homeless Education) Reading and School Improvement Region IV Comprehensive Center SEIR*TEC Senior Project SERVEing Young Children SERVE Leaders Institute SUNRAY Technology in Learning Leading researchers and practitioners in the field of reading will offer two days of keynote presentations and breakout sessions providing recent research and innovative strategies for elementary and middle school students. The conference will provide practical classroom and professional development applications in two strands: Early Reading and Middle Level Reading. Reading for English language learners will be included in both strands. If you are a teacher, specialist, principal, district administrator, or state administrator, you will benefit from this conference.

85. South Carolina Technical College System College System Mission The south carolina Technical College Diversity The educational richness of a culturally diverse faculty, staff and student http://www.sctechsystem.com/aboutus.htm

Welcome to the South Carolina Technical College System HOME About Us Staff Directory Board Members SC Technical College Foundation 2002-2003 Accountability Document ... Employee Resources The SC State Board for Technical and Comprehensive Education Executive Director Dr. James L. Hudgins 111 Executive Center Drive Columbia SC, 29210 Phone: (803) 896-5280 Fax: (803) 896-5281 The SC State Board for Technical and Comprehensive Education operates the South Carolina Technical College System, a statewide system which includes 16 technical colleges, a Center for Accelerated Technology Training for industry-specific training and a State Tech Board staff. The State Tech Board is responsible for the state-level development, implementation and coordination of postsecondary occupational and technical training and education. The purpose of these efforts is to support the economic development of the state. SC Technical College System Vision, Mission and Values

86. Colleton County School District, South Carolina Charles Gale Superintendent of education. http://www.colleton.k12.sc.us/

Charles Gale Superintendent of Education Adult Education Attendance Zones ... Testing Friday, 06/11/04 1 District Announcements Click Here For Calendar View Tuesday, 06/15/04 - District Wide - Regular School Board Meeting at County Council Chambers - 6:30 p.m. 0 Upcoming Sports Events Click Here For Calendar View Search ALL District Announcements/Sports using Keyword Search: (i.e. football, soccer, band, Ruffin Middle, school board, etc..)

87. College Of Charleston, Charleston, South Carolina State funded college founded in 1770; details on degree programs in liberal arts, business, education, http://www.cofc.edu/

Future Students Current Students Media Undergraduate Admissions ... Avery Research Center Site Search Directory Dept. Name Search Help A-to-Z site index Academic Advising Academic Affairs Academic Computing Academic Computing Liaisons Admissions Adult Student Services Advancement Services African American National Heritage Museum African American Student Programs African Studies African American Studies Alumni Services American Studies Annual Security Report Anthropology Arabic Army ROTC Art History Arts Management Astronomy Athletics Attorney Assistance Program Auxiliary Services Avery Research Center Baseball (Men's) Basketball (Men's) Basketball (Women's) Bell South White Pages Bell South Yellow Pages Better Things To Do Biochemistry Biology Blacklock House Board of Trustees Bookstore Business Administration Business Affairs Campus Dining Campus Recreation Services Campus Security C.A.R.E. Career Services Carolina Lowcountry and Atlantic World Center for Creative Retirement Center for Disability Services Center for Effective Teaching and Learning Center for Entrepreneurship Center for Historic Preservation Center for Student Learning Chemistry/Biochemistry Chinese Classics Program Classics, German, Italian, Japanese

88. The South Carolina Center For Dance Education At Columbia College: Arts Allicanc program partners include the south carolina Arts Commission Arts Center of Coastal carolina, the Island hosts approximately 50 arts education residencies each http://www.columbiacollegesc.edu/sccde/news_kennedy.html

Beaufort County School Board, District Lauded for Arts Education The Beaufort County School Board today received the 15th annual Kennedy Center Alliance for Arts Education Network and National School Boards Association Award recognizing excellence in arts education. School boards were nominated by Kenney Center state Alliances for Arts Education and state school board associations. Since 1989, this prestigious award has nationally recognized 33 school boards in 23 states for their support of arts education. School districts selected for this national honor must demonstrate support for all four artistic disciplines in their arts education program including visual arts, music, theater and dance. Instruction and programming must also be available for all students throughout the district. Specifically, the Beaufort County School District requires arts curriculum offerings in general music, strings and visual arts for all pre-kindergarten through fifth grade students. Dance, drama, band and chorus offerings are added at the middle school level and continue into high school. The ways in which the school district develops collaborative partnerships with the cultural resources available in the community was also an important consideration in reviewing nominations.

89. Center For Educator Recruitment, Retention, & Advancement - South Carolina the Board Certification Network of SC Educators. the support of CERRA staff members, Christi to support improved teaching in south carolina through recruitment http://www.cerra.org/leadership.asp

@import "pages.css"; Teacher Leaders At CERRA, identifying and recognizing teacher leaders is just the beginning of improving our profession and the learning experiences of students. We know that teacher leaders must also accept the responsibility to use their voices for meaningful reform. In 2002, the Center for Educator Recruitment, Retention, and Advancement (CERRA) challenged the current SC Teacher of the Year, Christi McCollum, to take teacher leadership to a new level at the Center by designing activities that would invite more collaboration between our two teacher leader groups: the SC Teacher Forum Leadership Council and the Policy Board for the Board Certification Network of SC Educators. Beginning steps had been taken prior to Christi's year as a Teacher in Residence at the Center, but much work had to be done to create a higher level of professional growth and development between these two groups. With the support of CERRA staff members, Christi led these teachers through the initial year of collaboration and leadership training that made it possible for the Center to reach an important goal - the inclusion of a wider network of accomplished teachers in more focused activities designed to support improved teaching in South Carolina through recruitment and retention activities at CERRA. South Carolina leads the nation in teacher leadership opportunities, including one of the oldest and strongest Teacher Forums and one of the largest statewide populations of National Board Certified Teachers in the country. Thanks to the support of advocates, legislators, policymakers, and school and community leaders, the Center continues to cultivate teacher leaders.

90. Center For Educator Recruitment, Retention, & Advancement - South Carolina Masters + 30 hrs. 18.8%. Ph.D. 0.7%. Not Reported, 1.4%. Professional Educational staff. Position FTE. Teachers (Child development), 495. Teachers (K12), 45,757. http://www.cerra.org/currentprofile.asp

@import "pages.css"; Fall 2001 Gender Male Female Not Reported Experience (1998) Average Number of Years Teaching Average Pupil/Teacher Ratio Ethnicity African American American Indian Asian Hispanic White Not Reported Education/Certification Level Masters BA + 18 hrs. Bachelors Masters + 30 hrs. Ph.D. Not Reported Professional Educational Staff Position FTE Teachers (Child Development) Teachers (K-12) Librarians/Media Specialists Guidance Counselors Other Instructional-Oriented Total Instructional Staff Positions - Instructional-Related Personnel FTE Principals Assistant Principals Vocational Center Administrators Assistant Superintendents Directors of Instruction and Supervisors Consultants and Coordinators Other Professional Staff Total Instructional-Related Staff Total Professional Staff Teachers Make a Difference Every Day Home About Cerra Teaching Fellows Education Careers ... Publications Stewart House at Winthrop University, Rock Hill, SC 29733 803.323.4032 800.476.2387 fax 803.323.4044 Educator Profile Dr. Kathryn Richardson Jones, Assistant Professor of Education, The Citadel Dr. Kathryn Richardson Jones is an Assistant Professor of Education at The Citadel and College Partner for James Island Charter High School. She also serves on the ProTeam/Teacher Cadet Advisory Board as the representative for South Carolina's College Partners working with CERRA. Kathy received her Doctor of Education in Curriculum Studies with an Emphasis in Instructional Improvement from Georgia Southern University. She has many publications to her credit, one being about the Teacher Cadet class being a "learner-centered" course. Kathy gives presentations throughout the nation about improving instruction across the curriculum in K-12 and post-secondary education.

91. South Carolina Commission On Higher Education south carolina commission on higher education. BEST Search the Web. Here you can find many useful info about higher education! Click http://www.warnomore.org/south-carolina-commission-on-higher-education/south-car

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