121. Computer Center For Visually Impaired People | Baruch College teacher/Organization Training and Staff. CCVIP has trained New YorkCity and State Board of Education teachers, and personnel from http://www.baruch.cuny.edu/ccvip/teacher_training.html

Teacher/Organization Training and Staff CCVIP has trained New York City and State Board of Education teachers, and personnel from various organizations in how to use access technology with Windows applications. If your organization wishes orientation in access technology in the Windows environment, or training for trainers of visually impaired clients, students, or employees, please call Judith Gerber at (646) 312-1420. We would be happy to work with you on a consultant basis. [CCVIP Homepage]

122. Springfield Teachers Credit Union Springfield. Serving select employee groups and organizations. http://www.stcu.com/

The Springfield Teachers Credit Union was established in 1929 as a not-for-profit cooperative owned by the shareholders, a place where people are able to pool their monies for savings and loans. At the Springfield Teachers Credit Union, you are not just a member but an owner as well. All savings are federally insured up to $100,000 by the National Credit Union Administration (NCUA) . The NCUA symbol means that by Congressional Resolution, your insured deposits with us are backed by the full faith and credit of the United States Government. The Massachusetts Share Insurance Corporation (MSIC) will cover any deposit amount, which may not be covered by NCUA at no cost to the Member. MSIC will cover up to $250,000 for an individual account and $500,000.00 for a joint account. Special Membership Meeting Called Special meeting for the membership on Wednesday, June 9, 2004 at 4:00 PM Just when you need it, we'll throw you a line STCU is ready to meet your summer borrowing needs with our great line of credit choices

123. Organizations For Teachers In Kyushu Japan Contact listings for organizations for teachers in Kyushu as well as links to their national contacts. http://www.kyushu.com/jalt/organizations.html

124. Amityville Teachers Association Public school district's teachers' union website. Provides local and national union information and educational issues, and links to other professional education organizations. http://www.amityvilleteachers.com

E-mail Update Education Headline s W elcome to the internet home of the Amityville Teachers' Association ! The purposes of our website are to: introduce our organization and explain how we benefit the Amityville public school community educate members and visitors about how current union and educational issues impact our local community highlight our members' achievements publicize important union events exchange ideas on a public message board Amityville Teachers' Association is a local of New York State United Teachers (NYSUT) , a federation of more than 900 local unions representing more than 480,000 people who work in, or are retired from, New York's schools, colleges, and healthcare facilities. NYSUT represents classroom teachers, college and university faculty and professional staff, school bus drivers, custodians, secretaries, cafeteria workers, teacher assistants and aides, nurses and healthcare technicians. NYSUT is part of the American Federation of Teachers (AFT) , the fastest growing union in the United States. It is also part of the

125. Nastat.htm organizations OF CERTIFIED TEACHERS. To request a list of teachers certified by AmSATor information about the organization, contact AmSAT phone 800 473 0620. http://www.connactivity.com/~jill/nastat.htm

ORGANIZATIONS OF CERTIFIED TEACHERS There are fifteen international affiliated societies of certified teachers of the Alexander Technique. The Society of Teachers of the Alexander Technique (STAT), is the oldest professional association of teachers of the Alexander Technique. It was formed in 1958 and has several hundred members in dozens of countries around the world. STAT acts as an advisory body for the formation of similar organizations which maintain the same professional standards. Alexander Technique Worldwide is the organization of these affiliated societies which are: AUSTAT (Australia) AEFMAT (Belgium) ABTA (Brazil) CANSTAT (Canada) ... AmSAT (United States) AmSAT AmSAT , American Society for the Alexander Technique (formerly known as NASTAT, North American Society of Teachers of the Alexander Technique), is the largest professional organization for teachers of the AT in the US. Founded in 1987, AmSAT is an educational non-profit organization. In addition to maintaining certification standards for teachers and teacher training courses in the US, AmSAT provides public education and membership services. Its annual meetings take place over four or more days during which members conduct business, further their education with classes led by senior teachers and exchange work and ideas formally and informally. Featured speakers at recent AGMs have been: Dr. Joseph LeDoux, Professor of Science at the Center for Neural Science, New York University and Dr. Tim Cacciatore who spoke about his research in Postural Control.

126. New England Jewish Meditation Center Yehi Or Home Page A nonprofit site promoting Jewish meditation, mussar practices, kabbalistic meditation, Jewish spirituality, Jewish meditation teachers and organizations. http://www.yehior.org

Home Our Vision Who We Are Our Services ... Gifts to Yehi Or Jewish meditation at Yehi Or - New England Jewish Meditation Center Home Welcome to Yehi Or Website and greetings to all our companions with a great love! We are a Para-Denominational Equalitarian Jewish Organization dedicated to the practice, promotion, teachings, and proliferation of Jewish meditation in the New England states. We support the formation of free, weekly drop-in Jewish meditation groups where Holy brothers and sisters may sit quietly and equally amongst each other in contemplative peace. We are an independent center of Jewish meditation with no affiliations to any other Jewish organizations at this time. Though being beyond denomination, we are free to work with other Jewish organizations and form alliances with other groups. Our aim is to offer our New England Jewish meditation services to meet the needs of all those seeking a contemplative path within Judaism. To connect teachers of Jewish meditation with those who seek Jewish meditation. To connect those seeking Jewish meditation with Jewish meditation teachers. You need not even be Jewish to learn Jewish meditation, Jewish mysticism, and mussar practices. Jewish Meditation is an ancient practice dating back to our father Avraham and his meditative encounter with the Divine. Since this time Jewish meditation has been practiced and taught by a steady lineage of our Holy Jewish Meditation teachers. It is a set of techniques whose purpose is to prepare mind for constant connection with God. Towards bringing Mochin Gadlut(enlightenment), peace, joy, happiness, equanimity, harmony, and love into the world.

127. Cotton's Journey Cotton education site for classroom teachers providing curriculum, literature resources, links to cotton and educational organizations promoting the importance of this crop. http://www.cottonsjourney.com/

Home Schoolers Watch Cotton Grow Site Banner Home California State Support Committee T-Systems International, Inc Welcome to Cottons Journey.com Cotton's Journey TOTE BAG Use this washable, heavyweight duck 17Hx17Wx5D tote bag with ploypropylene banding, to carry your cotton resource materials..... more infomation Ordering information Join our newsletter list Your Name Your Email Address Privacy Policy THE QUILT-BLOCK HISTORY OF PIONEER DAYS: WITH PROJECTS KIDS CAN MAKE Book This brightly illustrated book shows how traditional American quilt-block designs tell the story of pioneer days, when designs.....

128. Japanese Language Teaching: Regional Japanese Teachers' Organizations Resources. Japanese Teachers organizations. Nationwide Japanese Teachers organizations. Regional Japanese Teachers organizations. http://www.jflalc.org/teaching/resource/jz_org/

Resources Japanese Teachers' Organizations Nationwide Japanese Teachers' Organizations ATJ (Association of Teachers of Japanese) NCJLT (National Council of Japanese Language Teachers) Regional Japanese Teachers' Organizations AATJ (Arizona Assoc. of Teachers of Japanese) AFTJ (Assoc. of Florida Teachers of Japanese) ... (California Assoc. of Japanese Language Teachers) CATJ (Carolina Assoc. of Teachers of Japanese) CJLEA (Colorado Japanese Language Education Assoc.) CNMIJTA (Commonwelth Northern Mariana Island Japanese Teachers Assoc.) GATJ (Georgia Assoc. of Teachers of Japanese) HATJ (Hawaii Assoc. of Teachers of Japanese) IAJLT (Intermountain Assoc. of Japanese Language Teachers) IATJ (Illinois Assoc. of Teachers of Japanese) JTAM (Japanese Teachers Assoc. of Michigan) ... (Japanese Teachers Assoc. of Texas) LATJ (Louisiana Assoc. of Teachers of Japanese)

129. Parent-teacher Organization H. C. Schaumburg Elementary School. PARENT teacher ORGANIZATION. http://www.nops.k12.la.us/SchoolWebs/Schaumburg/Schaumburg Web/Parent-teacher or

H. C. Schaumburg Elementary School PARENT - TEACHER ORGANIZATION News Organizations Students Parents ... Contact 2002-2003 PTO Officers President: Anthony Jeanmarie Vice President: Kathy Ragas Recording Secretary: Ashley Johnson Treasurer: Jenenne Coulon Parliamentarian: Elmyr Turner Membership Parents are encouraged to join the P.T.O. Membership dues are $5.00 per family (cash or money order only). To be eligible to vote, you must be a current member of the P.T.O. Meetings A general membership meeting will be held in January, 2003. Please check back for the exact day/time. Past Events At our Open House in September, the P.T.O. sponsored a raffle to encourage participation. Lucky parents in attendance won a $100 gift certificate to Walmart, a $50 gift certificate to Kid's Foot Locker, three Schaumburg t-shirts, and $50.00 in cash. The P.T.O. also sponsored ice cream parties for the lower grade and upper grade classes with the most parents in attendance.

130. Parent Site Council PARENT teacher ORGANIZATION. PTO. Central High s Parent-teacher Organizationneeds YOU ! We welcome your interest and participation. http://199.104.212.149/PTO/PTO.htm

Central High School Home of the Bobcats Phoenix, Arizona 85012 HOME About Central From The Principal Mission and Goals Calendar of Events The Administration ... Teacher Email Student Resources STUGO Bell Schedule Cafeteria J.R.O.T.C. Bobcat News Missing Link Scholarships Information Sister Cities Teachers Abroad Bookstore Bookstore Technology Digest Website Resources Central's Department Websites English Science Clubs / Organizations Class Pages PARENT - TEACHER ORGANIZATION P.T.O. A Word From The Officers of CHS's 2002-2003 PTO Welcome Central High School Parents ! We invite you to join us this year in showing your support and care by actively participating in PTO. We believe each parent member has great energy, skills, and ideas to contribute, and we value this participation above financial contributions by not charging dues to become a member. We meet the first Wednesday of the month for approximately one hour in the Principal's Conference Room/Administration Building. The focus of our meetings is to keep you informed. Each meeting will highlight a particular topic of interest to Central High parents. For example, our first meeting, September 4th, the Counseling Office presented valuable information about scholarship opportunities for your child. Other topics to be presented during the year include Volunteer Opportunities for Students, Central High Activities Night, Summer Employment Opportunities for Students, How to Live Within the Dress Code, and Curriculum Choices. We welcome your ideas for other topics as well.

131. |Camp Hill Home And School Main Page Associations The Camp Hill School District maintains three parent/teacher associationsThe Camp Hill Elementary Parent/teacher Organization, the Middle School http://www.camphillsd.k12.pa.us/camphillsd/cwp/view.asp?a=1202&Q=430937&camphill

132. Adirondack Curriculum Project Consortium of individuals, schools, businesses, and organizations to provide educational resources and training opportunities for teachers and students in upstate New York. http://www.adkcurriculum.org/

SPRING TEACHER WORKSHOP 3/31/04 ARTS FOREVER WILD MISSION STATEMENT The Adirondack Curriculum Project will help foster better public understanding, appreciation and stewardship of the Adirondack region's natural and cultural resources by providing educational resources and training opportunities for educators. LEND YOUR SUPPORT - JOIN THE ACP! ACP TEACHER IN THE NEWS! MEMBERSHIP BROCHURE page 2 ... Contact the Adirondack Curriculum Project Updated Feb. 5, 2004

133. Mitchell’s Parent-Teacher Organization (PTO) Mitchell’s Parentteacher Organization (PTO). The PTO is a non-profitand unincorporated association of its members. It has no http://www.aps.edu/aps/mitchell/parenthbk/ParentTeacher.html

The PTO is a non-profit and unincorporated association of its members. It has no affiliation with any other local, state, or national organizations. You are a member of our PTO if you are a parent or guardian of a Mitchell student, a member of the administration, or a staff member at Mitchell Elementary. According to our by-laws, we sponsor a membership drive each fall and ask for your donations. The PTO Board comprised of parents, faculty and staff, meets on the second Monday of each month at 6:15 p.m. in the library during the school year. They plan events and functions and manage the business of running the PTO. These meetings are always open to PTO members. Our PTO is the charter organization that sponsors Boy Scouts at Mitchell. The PTO engages in several different areas of activities to help meet our objectives. Some are described below: Hospitality Liaisons Two teachers serve on the PTO Board and bring information to and from the rest of the Mitchell staff. The PTO has representatives to the APS North East Region Citizens Advisory Council to keep us informed of APS activities, policies, etc. The PTO also has a liaison to the Hoover Middle School Parent Faculty Organization (PFO) to keep channels of communication open between the two schools.

134. Welcome To Your Hawthorn Parent-Teacher-Organization! Welcome to Your Hawthorn Parentteacher-Organization! The Hawthorn District 73 Parent teacher Organization Officers for 2003-04 School Year http://www2.hawthorn.k12.il.us/PTO/page$1

Hawthorn PTO Home Page Staff Log-in Printer-friendly version of this page Welcome to Your Hawthorn Parent-Teacher-Organization! Our Mission: "To enhance the education of our children by promoting the connection between home, school, and the community." to your Hawthorn District #73 P.T.O. Whether you are a parent, student, school staff member or community member, this P.T.O. is yours. We all work together "to enhance the education of our children by promoting the connection between home, school and the community." You are invited to participate, as much as possible, in the variety of fund raising, promotional programs, and special events that are held throughout the school year. With your help, the P.T.O. was able to distribute over $80,000 in the 2002-03 school year to the schools. This money was used to directly benefit all of our students! So, join in the fun, and watch the amazing things we can do when we work together! It has been nice to see new faces at the monthly PTO meetings. Please feel free to attend and get an idea of what your PTO does for our children. Meetings are held on the First Wednesday of each month (with an occassional exception- please refer to the meeting dates below) at NEW TIME 7:00 p.m. in the District Office Conference Room.

135. Goddard High School Parent Teacher Organization Parent teacher Organization GHS PTO NEWS 200304 School Year. GHSPTO welcomes all parents of incoming freshmen students and those http://www.goddardusd.com/ghs/pto.html

Parent Teacher Organization GHS PTO NEWS 2003-04 School Year GHS PTO welcomes all parents of incoming freshmen students and those with students transferring into Goddard High School. We look forward to working with you during the year. There are always opportunities to help with PTO. The next scheduled PTO meeting is November 21st at 1:00 p.m. on Mane Street at GHS. If you are interested in getting involved or becoming a member of the PTO Board for the 2003-2004, please contact Diane Rotha at 721-4606. Your involvement enhances your student’s education. Please consider joining PTO or volunteer your time, donate food items, etc. Membership is $1.00. Together we can make this a great year at GHS. Please click here for a volunteer sign up form. PTO President, Diane Rotha: 721-4606 Vice Principal, Mr. Cloyce Spradling: 794-4100

136. Foothills PTA Foothills Parent/teacher Organization became an affiliate of the nationalParent/teacher Association after a vote in the fall of 1999. http://jeffcoweb.jeffco.k12.co.us/elem/foothills/pto.html

Foothills Elementary School ~ Jefferson County Public Schools ~ Lakewood, Colorado JeffCoNet Foothills Table of Contents Parent/Teacher Association Foothills' Parent/Teacher Organization became an affiliate of the national Parent/Teacher Association after a vote in the fall of 1999. Reach PTA for updates/bulletins @ 982-9300, Option #7 Call also to volunteer to help start a School Store and/or To sponsor an after-school enrichment program. Co-Presidents: Jean Eman, Elizabeth Brunsdon 1st VP: Eileen Weinand 1st Vice-President: Gale Downing, Principal Secretary: Jacque Marquez Treasurer: Karen Higgs Membership: Susan Bergkamp Accountability Chairperson: John Rinko MINUTES (pdf format) Sept. 10, 2003 Oct. 8, 2003 Nov. 12, 2003 We plan on holding our meetings on the second Wednesday of every month unless notice is given for a change. They will be at 6:30 p.m. in the LMC All PTA information and volunteer information included will be given to each parent/student on Back to School night on August 12th from 4:00 to 6:30 p.m. We will be serving cookies and lemonade at Back to School Night as part of a little social to meet the new principal and celebrate our new parking lot.

137. Southeast Elementary School - Parent-Teacher Organization Southeast Parentteacher Organization. The Southeast Elementary School Parent-teacherOrganization (PTO) serves the school in many capacities. http://www.mansfieldct.org/schools/southeast/pto/

Southeast Parent-Teacher Organization The Southeast PTO would like to thank the organizations and persons who generously made donations to our silent auction. Click here to view our thank you page The Southeast Elementary School Parent-Teacher Organization (PTO) serves the school in many capacities. If you have a child enrolled at Southeast Elementary School, you are automatically a member of the Southeast PTO. Please consider attending our meetings which are normally held on the first Monday of every month. Agendas and minutes are sent home in your child's mail. If you decide to attend a meeting, child care is available by contacting the school before the meeting. Our current officers are: NAME OFFICER Jean Phillips President Stacey Fulton Vice President Dawn Rawlinson Secretary Margie Ouimette Treasurer Agendas and Minutes You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader to view these files. DATE AGENDA MINUTES April 24, 2004

138. Welcome To Ann Arbor Huron High School Information about the school and its services, departments, athletics, programs, and student organizations, as well as resources for teachers and alumni. http://huron.aaps.k12.mi.us/

2727 Fuller Road Ann Arbor, MI 48105 United States of America 42° 16' 54"N 83° 42' 12" W search google search Huron site Ann Arbor Public Schools Administration AAEA AAEA News and Updates Achievement Center Peer Connections Alumni Ann Arbor Community Athletics Attendance Book Depository Career Resource Center Classes Committees Curriculum Faculty Instructional Technology School Improvement Counselor's Corner COE Job Placement HURON Directory Daily Announcements Current News and Events New Traffic Pattern under review by district and school administators: Click here to view letter to parents, students and community with proposed plan and map of new traffic pattern. AP Exam Review free Click here for more information New Peer Facilitators assigned for 2nd Semester Click here for more information.

139. St. Paul S Lutheran School Parent Teacher Organization - Homepage St. Paul s Lutheran School Parent teacher Organization. St.Paul s Lutheran School Parent teacher Organization. http://www.lutheransonline.com/servlet/lo_ProcServ/dbpage=page&gid=0001500000106

Channels: Camps Chapters/RFO Church Bodies Congregations ... States Thrivent.com Account Access Annuities Insurance Investments Bank Planning About Us Fraternal Programs Members Only Career Center Join Thrivent Financial Login Register Now! Create a Web Site Help Center ... Thrivent Financial Calendars St. Paul's Lutheran School Parent Teacher Organization St. Paul's Lutheran School Parent Teacher Organization Campus Ministries Early Childhood Institutes Michigan Welcome! You may browse public areas of our site. Site Links Homepage Chat Newsletter Participants Calendar ... Message Board Paul Schroeder paul@mgoblue.com 90 Millville Road Lapeer, MI 48446 United States of America Phone: 810-664-0046 Need Help? Contact Lutherans Online technical support three ways: Call us toll-free at Post your question on the Webmaster Message Board. Customer Service Hours Sitewide Activities: Chat Classified Ads Create a Web Site Genealogy ... Singles Seeking Site Channels: Affiliate Ministries Camps Chapters/RFO Church Bodies ... Top of Page Market Place Categories: Lutherans Online Merchandise and Promotions Thrivent Financial Logo/Promotional Merchandise Appleton Office: 4321 N. Ballard Road

140. Parent Teacher Organization PARENT/teacher ORGANIZATION (PTO). Contacts Bethany Bunker, 4467498.Linda Ziarnowski, 847-3125. Purpose To assist parents and teachers http://www.stoddardnh.org/pto.html

Home Town Officers Events Calendar Schools, Clubs, Organizations ... Town Map PARENT/TEACHER ORGANIZATION (PTO) Contacts: Bethany Bunker Linda Ziarnowski Purpose: To assist parents and teachers to work together for the best education of their children and students. Time/Place: 2nd Thursday of month, 6PM, Faulkner Elementary School If you experience any problems while using the site, please e-mail the webmaster

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