61. PHONE-SOFT INTERNET DIRECTORY INTERNATIONAL:BOARDING SCHOOLS The campus lies 5 miles southwest of Hagerstown, MD. Saint Mary s Hall Both day and boarding co-educational private school located in San Antonio, texas. http://www.phs2.net/cwi/L3/o1072i.htm

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62. Our History: Facts About Tmi of TMI was Connie McCombs 74, daughter of South texas entrepreneur BJ Board of Governors have made TMI a contender among the South s great boarding schools. http://www.tmi-sa.org/scat_history_facts.html

bishop james s. johnston gen. douglas macarthur facts about tmi tmi general officers distinguish. cadet alumni corps of cadets history macarthur at tmi our history: facts about tmi · TMI was established as "West Texas School for Boys" in 1893 by the Right Reverend James Steptoe Johnston, D.D., the second bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of West Texas. The name was soon changed to "West Texas Military Academy" (WTMA), and graduates referred to their Alma Mater as simply "West Texas" for decades. It has been said that TMI was the "outstanding monument" to Bishop Johnston's episcopate. Our great founder took an abiding personal interest in the school until the day he died (November 4, 1924). Bishop Johnston was an "ecumenist" at heart and never thought his school the exclusive preserve of Episcopalians, though he did hope to use WTMA to prepare future leaders for the Church. and premier academics would be pursued with equal vigor. Burleson was Rector for seven years (1893-1900). The ideals of the school have not substantially changed since his day. Reminiscences (1964) that his Alma Mater is where he developed "a desire to know, a seeking for the reason why, a search for the truth..." MacArthur gained an appointment to the United States Military Academy in 1898, and the rest is an important part of American and world history.

63. WHAT WERE BOARDING SCHOOLS LIKE FOR INDIAN YOUTH? By Claywoman (article) against whites because of the boarding schools proves that The BIA prevented proper development of public schools to further by karen vidra the texas tornado, 10 http://www.authorsden.com/visit/viewarticle.asp?AuthorID=2616&id=7375

64. ISKCON--Shattered By Abuse Of Children In Gurukuls [Boarding Schools] and early 30s filed a four hundred million dollar lawsuit in a texas district court abuse occurred in at least eight of 11 Hare Krishna boarding schools in the http://iskcon.krishna.org/Articles/2003/04/015.html

HOME ISKCON For all Hare Krishna books, MP3's, DVD Videos, incense, etc. ISKCONShattered by Abuse of Children in Gurukuls [Boarding Schools] Search Krishna Store Introduction RealAudio Prabhupada ... !NEW! LISTEN TO ORIGINAL BHAGAVAD GITA AS IT IS Please Support Krishna.org Please enter the amount you would like to donate Krishna Store His Divine Grace A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada Founder-Acarya of the Hare Krishna Movement In October 2001, 91 plaintiffs in their late 20s and early 30s filed a four hundred million dollar lawsuit in a Texas district court against more than a dozen Hare Krishna temples and organizations and many former leaders of the movement. The suit alleges that horrendous sexual and physical abuse occurred in at least eight of 11 Hare Krishna boarding schools in the 1970s and '80s. Amy Engeler (My Generation Magazine/July 2002) The appalled movement elders, who had learned of the abuse five years earlier, did not dispute the claims. But they argued that since the boarding schools were now closed (some because of the abuse, some because they were too costly to run), it would be unfair to force the movement to sell off major assets in order to placate the young people over events that had taken place 20 or 30 years ago. Instead, the Krishnas announced in February that the temples named in the suit would file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. This would effectively stop the legal proceeding. Instead of using their limited resources to fight the suit, the Krishnas could establish a fund for the children who'd suffered. The victims of the abuse were undeterred, unwilling to paper over the deep rift that had formed between the generations.

65. Directory Of Lutheran High Schools OREGON updated Dec 9. SOUTH DAKOTA updated Dec 17. texas updated Dec 20. UTAH updated Dec 9. WASHINGTON updated Dec 20. WISCONSIN A boarding school updated Jan 20. http://www.valpo.edu/lutheran/lhsdir/

Directory of Lutheran High Schools Last updated: April 19, 2004 This directory of Lutheran high schools is maintained by the Office of Church Relations at Valparaiso University , as a service to Lutheran high schools, the Association of Lutheran Secondary Schools, and the respective schools offices of The Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod The Evangelical Lutheran Church in America and The Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod Please send questions and comments to Director of Church Relations, Bill.Karpenko@valpo.edu Corrections to Assistant Director of Church Relations, Debra.Albers@valpo.edu School Finder *Schools are arranged by state and sorted alphabetically by city. *Where there is a Lutheran high school association, member schools are found under the city in which the association office is located. *States in which there are schools who offer a boarding option are noted with a green house. Click on the house to go directly to the boarding school. ARIZONA updated Oct 20 ARKANSAS updated Dec 3 CALIFORNIA boarding school updated Feb 18 COLORADO updated Dec 2 FLORIDA updated Dec 3 HAWAII updated Dec 3 ILLINOIS updated Jan 28 INDIANA updated Dec 3 IOWA updated Jan 21 LOUISIANA updated Dec 8 MARYLAND updated Dec 8 MICHIGAN updated March 22 MINNESOTA updated Feb 25 MISSOURI boarding school

66. Stories, Listed By Author ss) The Popular Magazine Sep 20 1916; * The Riders from texas, (sl) The COONEY, JE, Dr. (chron.) * Should Children Be Sent to boarding schools? The Case For http://users.ev1.net/~homeville/fictionmag/s242.htm

The FictionMags Index Stories, Listed by Author Previous Table-of-Contents CONKLING, GRACE HAZARD (chron.) (continued) The Nightingales of Flanders, (pm) Oct 1917 Nocturne, (pm) Mar 1921 The Philosophy of Pablo, (pm) Sep 1914 A Place Forgotten, (pm) Feb 1921 Rose-Dulce, (pm) May 1908 Rose-Elves, (pm) May 1908 The Rose-Jar, (pm) May 1908 The Rose-Trees, (pm) May 1908 A Song About Love, (pm) Dec 1924 The Song Unmade, (pm) Jul 1919 A Sunset Moment, (pm) Jan 1909 Victory Bells, (pm) Feb 1919 Wilderness Song, (pm) Feb 1920 CONLEY, FRANK (chron.) The Crime Destroyer, (sl) Detective Story Magazine Feb 20 1916 CONLEY, RALAN (chron.) Futures Mysterious Anthology Magazine CONLIN, EDWARD C. (chron.) Father and Son, (ss) Colliers Sep 27 1919 What an Umpire Sees, (ar) Colliers Sep 20 1919 CONLON, B. M. (chron.) St. Patrick for Italy (with A. T. Locke ), (ss) Apr 1917 CONLON, BEN (chron.) Aces, (ss) Complete Stories Dec 1936 Adventurers All, (sl) Argosy All-Story Weekly Dec 17 1927 Jan 14 Jan 21 1928 Cream-Puff Alex, (ss) Top-Notch Aug 1 1931 Private Detective Stories Feb 1941 Medium, Well Done, (ss) Argosy All-Story Weekly Oct 29 1927 Prize in the Air, (ss)

67. University Of North Texas North Texan Online Summer 2003: Preserving A Culture The tribal elders who are the remaining native speakers today were sent to governmentrun boarding schools, where they were beaten for speaking their native http://www.unt.edu/northtexan/archives/s03/culture.htm

Thomas Charles Sr. Klallam words and phrases Summer Camp-er Preserving a Culture Come Away With Me Ghostwerks In 1990, members of the Lower Elwha Klallam American Indian tribe in northwest Washington planned a celebration as part of the state's centennial. But they soon realized that very few members could sing traditional songs and relate tribal legends and folklore in Klallam, the tribe's language. With only eight native speakers all in their 70s or older Klallam was a dying language. Today, however, Klallam is taught in several elementary schools in Port Angeles, Wash., near the reservation of the Lower Elwha Klallam tribe. In addition, students at Port Angeles High School may take Klallam for foreign language credit thanks to the efforts of Timothy Montler, UNT professor of English. Montler says it's rewarding to see the grandchildren and great-grandchildren of Klallam tribal elders learn the native language of their ancestors after being raised to speak English. "They are realizing how important it is to have a strong identity, and language is the most obvious emblem of social identity," he says.

68. School Webmasters' Page -  Grady Cyberpsace Web Project Mt. Edgecumbe is a statewide boarding school with a student body representing over 150 Alaskan communities. texas, texas schools on the web, http://tk-jk.net/gradyproject/webmasters/school_webmasters_page.htm

Home To Grady On-Line Grady High School Cyberspace Project 2001 - 2002 Home • School webmasters' page School Webmaster menu Forum Add links Read links Mail the forum's webmaster This forum began on April 3, 2001 School webmasters' page What's this all about? School webmasters are a natural online community and we have the Internet to help us collaborate on our successes and failures around the world. We should be able to share some ideas that will help our schools. This page has two features: The discussion bulletin board / forum is in a question and answer format. You post a question (it doesn't really have to be a question). You post an answer (it doesn't really have to be an answer either.) You can post in HTML if you want to include links. If you want to be notified of new bulletin board postings, you can add an email alert. An alert will also allow you to follow the discussions by email. Click here to add an alert. Some school networks filter out forums like these. So you may have to visit the Webmasters' Forum from home. You can find the discussion topics below Forum Admin page Add a related link allows to you to post a link to your school site and other useful links that may be of interest to the school webmaster community.

69. The Heartland Institute - 09/1998 School Choice Roundup - By Compiled By George he won a scholarship to a prestigious boarding school. to a House committee by the texas Education Agency 176,000 studentsattended magnet schools or schools http://www.heartland.org/Article.cfm?artId=13196

70. Q: Are Boarding Schools For Abused Kids Preferable To Foster Care? - Insight On of the boarding schools for disadvantaged children, such as the Milton Hershey School in Hershey, Pa., and the Happy Hill Farm Academy in Granbury, texas, live http://www.insightmag.com/news/2000/12/04/Symposium/Q.Are.Boarding.Schools.For.A

document.write(''+''); Home   Discussion Forums   Letter to Editor   Submit a Tip ... Symposium Q: Are boarding schools for abused kids preferable to foster care? Yes: Boarding schools for neglected children are needed in addition to foster care. By Heidi Goldsmith Where there is high-quality foster care available, and where siblings can remain together, foster care may be best for some children, especially younger children, until and if parents can treat their children with the love and care they deserve. But foster care alone is insufficient. There needs to be additional options for neglected children, including making them more quickly available for adoption, as federal legislation passed in 1998 mandates. Boarding schools need to be available for other children, particularly for children age 9 and older who are less likely to be adopted or selected in foster care and for whom peers are extremely important. There needs to be an array of choices for neglected children. The option of boarding schools for disadvantaged children and youth is gaining popularity across the country. The reality is there aren't nearly enough foster families for the more than 550,000 children currently in the foster-care system. The number of children is increasing, and the supply of families is decreasing. There also are problems with the foster care that exists. Many parents going through hard times permanently postpone improving their own lives because they fear losing their children to the foster-care system while they get their own lives in order. Some foster parents are inappropriate, to say the least. In many areas, the foster-care system itself is in shambles. Time magazine's Nov. 13 cover story chronicled the sorry state of foster care in the United States. The article claims, "Often these (children) are held hostage to abuse and neglect, to bureaucratic foul-ups and carelessness, condemned to futures in which dreams cannot come true."

71. DallasNews.com | News For Dallas, Texas | Religion joining the bankruptcy filing. Like all Hare Krishna boarding schools in the United States, the one in Dallas closed years ago. http://www.dallasnews.com/sharedcontent/dws/dn/religion/stories/032004dnrelkrish

Religion Dallas, Texas Customize Make This Your Home Page E-mail Newsletters MySpecialsDirect ... What's New Krishnas file for bankruptcy to keep temples open 05:00 PM CST on Friday, March 19, 2004 By MICHAEL KRESS / Special Contributor to The Dallas Morning News The decision last month by the Hare Krishnas to seek bankruptcy protection could signal the beginning of the end of a legal process in which the movement faced a $400 million lawsuit over child abuse in the 1970s and '80s. Who are Hare Krishnas? The official organization is the International Society for Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON). Resources www.Krishna.com Produced by the Bhaktivedanta Book Trust, this Web site includes more than 2,700 pages of resources on self-realization, God realization and spiritual life as found in the teachings of Lord Krishna. www.religioustolerance.org /hare.htm It explains the roots of Hare Krishna, its similarities and differences with mainline Hinduism and the tenets of faith, including its nine processes of devotional service. www.hare-krishna.org

72. Hockaday School - Boarding School Profile Hockaday School, boarding School Median. Overview School Focus, College Preparatory, College Preparatory. boarding schools in the USA. See your message here http://www.boardingschoolreview.com/school_ov/school_id/54

home new to boarding schools? research schools application help ... School Directory > Hockaday School Hockaday School 11600 Welch Road, Dallas, TX 75229 tel: 214-363-6311 http://www.hockaday.org/ Request Information School Notes: "The Hockaday School, established in 1913 by Miss Ela Hockaday and a group of concerned parents, provides an outstanding college preparatory education for girls in the prekindergarten through twelfth grades..." ...read more View Student Review: submit a review and get $7 Top 20 Placements: Offering Breadth - Most AP courses offered Hockaday School Boarding School Median Overview: School Focus College Preparatory College Preparatory School Type All-girls Co-ed Religious Affiliation Year Founded Campus Size 100 acres 200 acres Student Body Enrollment (Grades 9-12) 448 students 270 students Percent Students of Color n/a Percent International Students Percent Students Boarding Average SAT Score Offers Post-Grad Year No Yes Academics and Faculty Saturday Classes No No Classroom Dress Code Formal Formal Average Class Size Teacher : Student ratio Number of AP Courses Offered ESL Offered Yes Yes % Faculty with Advanced Degree Summer Program Offered Yes Yes Finances Endowment Size $76 million $15 million Tuition (Boarding Students) Tuition (Day Students) Percent Students on Financial Aid Admission Application Deadline Dec. 31

73. Western Boarding Schools Association | Home The Western boarding schools is an association of 39 college preparatory schools representing the Western United States and Canada serving students from around the nation and the world. brief introduction to the schools of the WBSA of all the WBSA schools in that region http://www.wbsa.net/

The Western Boarding Schools is an association of 39 college preparatory schools representing the Western United States and Canada serving students from around the nation and the world. This web site provides a brief introduction to the schools of the WBSA. Clicking on the regional icons above will bring you to a listing of all the WBSA schools in that region. Additional links to individual school's web sites and/or email boxes can be accessed from these pages. Information can be requested from specific schools through these links or general information about the WBSA can be acquired by visiting the links above. First name: Last name: Street: City: State/Province: Zip/Postal Code: Country: Phone: Email address: Current Grade: Applying for grade: Interests: Parent Female student Male student The small size and beautiful Rocky Mountain setting of Colorado Timberline Academy make this coed, college-preparatory school unique. With a 5:1 student/faculty ratio, we offer a highly personalized curriculum for grades 9-12. Community living on our rural, rustic campus helps students develop self-confidence, a positive attitude, and healthy relationships with peers and faculty. Skiing, snowboarding, rock climbing, wilderness trips, study abroad, and exchange programs are just part of the Colorado Timberline Academy experience. Alex Schuhl, Director of Admissions

74. Handbook Of Texas Online: CONCRETE COLLEGE attended classes, and the 100 boarders came from twenty texas counties scattered from For a time the institution was the largest boarding school in the state. http://www.tsha.utexas.edu/handbook/online/articles/view/CC/kbc41.html

format this article to print CONCRETE COLLEGE . The first school in Concrete, DeWitt County, was conducted by James Norman Smith, qv who had taught President James K. Polk in his native state of Tennessee. What developed after legislative charters in 1856 and 1873 was a typical nineteenth-century rural college. Dr. Robert Peebles qv and other pioneer Concrete settlers sponsored and lobbied for the school, the administration of which was entrusted under the charter of 1856 to J. M. Baker, F. M. Taylor, Josh Stevens, J. R. North, and Francis J. Lynch. qv Rev. John Van Epps Covey qv began teaching in the community about 1864, and by the mid-1870s a ten-acre campus had taken shape along Coon Hollow. The main building measured 150 by fifty feet, with a kitchen and dining room attached. Coeds shared the stone house of the Covey family, and the male students were assigned to more primitive, two-room frame buildings. Covey's curriculum favored the classics and business. Music and penmanship were offered, and farming techniques were taught in a cultivated area adjacent to the college. More than a dozen instructors taught an annual average of perhaps 100 students during the twenty-year existence of the college. Rev. Woodlief Thomas, vice president of the institution, and Professor J. D. Bradfors saw to it that Hebrew, Greek, and Latin fundamentals were covered; Professor Grothus taught German; professors Hueber, Woolsey, and Bonney conducted classes in business and commerce; Misses Anna Stell and Adlia Debery taught the students of the primary school (some pupils were admitted before the age of twelve), and Mrs. Eisenmeyer and Miss Tunn molded the social amenities in the "ladies department." Mrs. Covey taught sewing, and musical talents were developed by professors Young and Fuchs.

75. Handbook Of Texas Online: MARY ALLEN JUNIOR COLLEGE Allen s wife, Mary Esther, actively promoted our texas boarding school for colored girls through the Women s Executive Committee of the Board of Missions for http://www.tsha.utexas.edu/handbook/online/articles/view/MM/kbm8.html

format this article to print MARY ALLEN JUNIOR COLLEGE . Mary Allen Junior College was in Crockett, Houston County, Texas. The school was named Crockett Presbyterian Church Colored Sabbath School from 1871 to 1875, Moffatt Parochial School from 1875 to 1885, and Mary Allen Seminary from 1886 to 1933. In 1871, the first year of his pastorate in Crockett, Rev. Samuel Fisher Tenney qv Rev. J. B. Smith was commissioned to take charge of the new seminary, which opened on January 15, 1886. Mary Allen Hall was completed on October 1, 1887, at a cost of $20,000, including furnishings. The school began as a day and boarding school offering courses at the primary, elementary, high school, and teacher-training levels for girls only. The seminary published its first catalogue in 1887; Mary Allen Hall, a four-story brick structure with basement, still stood in 1990. Citizens of Crockett added twelve additional acres to the original campus. In 1889, the school acquired 300 acres of land adjacent to the campus, and Grace McMillan Hall was completed. These advances were made possible by gifts from northern donors. In 1890 the school listed eight teachers in addition to Reverend and Mrs. Smith and 211 students. Smith resigned in 1910. qv prevented the Texas legislature from acting on the proposal, Mary Allen Junior College was closed, and the property was sold. Student records were eventually transferred to Barber-Scotia College in Concord, North Carolina. The Texas school reopened in 1944 under the control of the Missionary Baptist Convention of Texas and was closed in September 1972.

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77. Boarding School - Web Search texas military school provides collegepreparatory education for boys, grades 8-12, based on Marine Corps traditions. Learn about the private boarding school. http://www.venetagifts.com/cgi-bin/find.cgi?keywords=boarding school

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80. -- Beliefnet.com The group hopes to settle the lawsuit filed in a texas state court by former boarding school students. ISKCON plans to set up a http://www.beliefnet.com/story/99/story_9972_1.html

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