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  1. Migrant parent's resource guide to understanding the educational system secondary level (7-12) (SuDoc ED 1.310/2:395744) by U.S. Dept of Education, 1996
  2. Family literacy for parents of pre-schoolers a titlte VII first-year evaluation report (SuDoc ED 1.310/2:337056) by U.S. Dept of Education, 1990
  3. Parent involvement in secondary schools a district wide approach (SuDoc ED 1.310/2:329003) by U.S. Dept of Education, 1986
  4. SEDL/Multifunctional Resource Center, Service Area 8 annual performance report, October, 1993 - September, 1994 (SuDoc ED 1.310/2:375658) by U.S. Dept of Education, 1994
  5. Improving sex equity in postsecondary vocational/technical programs: A resource manual by Jessie Teddlie, 1993
  6. Critical issues in parental involvement (SuDoc ED 1.310/2:398009) by U.S. Dept of Education, 1992
  7. Successful Texas schoolwide programs research study results, school profiles, voices of practitioners and parents (SuDoc ED 1.310/2:406084) by Laura Lein, 1997
  8. Texas' alliance schools developing strategies of social capitalization in schools and communities (SuDoc ED 1.310/2:412627) by Dennis Shirley, 1996
  9. Caminos bilingues al exito bilingual pathways to success : a Title VII Bilingual Education Program 1995-96 (SuDoc ED 1.310/2:405438) by U.S. Dept of Education, 1996

81. Science TEKS Toolkit
and implementing the science texas Essential Knowledge and local resources for educators, parents, and students links to the regional education service centers.
http://www.sciencetekstoolkit.org/
Charles A. Dana Center University of Texas at Austin sitemap staff ... Biology Instructional Material Analysis Form
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About Us We provide resources for implementing the science Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills and for strengthening science education in Texas. Products TEKS and TAKS charts and posters, safety and facilities manuals, issue briefs, and research reports. Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills Resources for understanding and implementing the science Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills, including definitions and examples, suggested classroom activities, and correlations to the National Science Education Standards. Professional Development Professional development opportunities offered by the Dana Center, and links to other professional development resources. Resources National, state, and local resources for educators, parents, and students, including links to the regional education service centers. Safety and Facilities Guidelines for facilities and safety in science classroom, laboratory, and field experiences.

82. International Baccalaureate Q & A For Texas Parents
INTERNATIONAL BACCALAUREATE QUESTIONS ANSWERS FOR texas PARENTS. that the necessary resources can be Advanced Academic Services, texas education Agency, 1701 N
http://www.swopnet.com/ed/TEA/IB.html
What is the International Baccalaureate Program? The International Baccalaureate (IB) Program is an internationally recognized curriculum that offers 11th and 12th grade students an opportunity to earn the IB diploma. The program is offered in over 700 [now 800] public and private secondary schools in more than 90 [now 100] countries around the world. To earn the IB diploma, students complete and test in six IB subjects; write an extended essay of independent research guided by a faculty mentor, complete 150 hours of creative, action, and service activities (CAS); and participate in a critical thinking course called Theory of Knowledge. This advanced, comprehensive program of study offers an integrated approach to learning across the disciplines with an emphasis on meeting the challenges of living and working in a global, technological society. Students who take IB courses without completing the entire program may earn IB certificates by testing in selected IB courses. I've never heard of the International Baccalaureate before. Is it an organization? The International Baccalaureate Program is governed by the International Baccalaureate Organization in Geneva, Switzerland and administered by the International Baccalaureate Curriculum and Assessment Center in Cardiff, Wales. The organization originated over thirty years ago in Europe as an effort by international schools to assure quality educational standards for students, regardless of where they lived. Today, the organization uses the talents of educators around the world to continuously update curriculum, train teachers, assess student work, and evaluate the program.

83. SwopNet.com Education Databank
Home Page links to other gifted resources. Program information from the texas education Agency (20K school enrichment program information for texas parents (19K
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Eanes TAG Association
Austin Association for Gifted and Talented

San Antonio TAG Association

HEBAGT

Hurst-Euless-Bedford Association for Gifted and Talented Texas Association for the Gifted and Talented
over 8000 members, the largest gifted advocacy group in the world Texas Education Consumers Association
an advocacy group for quality education, based in Ft. Worth TAG Bibliography
list of books and articles for parents of talented / gifted kids (36K) Foreign Language Camps
list of summer camps in North America where kids can learn foreign languages Seven (Plus One) Kinds of Intelligence
psychologist Howard Gardner's list of different intelligences (4K) TexasTAG Mailing List
mailing list for Texas TAG families. Click here to go to the subscription and archive page. TAGFAM Mailing List mailing list for families with TAG kids. To join, send e-mail with the text "sub tagfam" Gifted Resources Home Page links to other gifted resources.

84. School Safety Services
speak to a wide range of student and parent information needs Title Regulations Resource Manual. complicated landscape of Chapter 37 of the texas education Code
http://www.tasb.org/products_services/safety/publications.shtml
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School Safety Services Annual Conferences Additional TASB Training Opportunities ... Other Internet Resources
Publications Title: School Safety and Emergency Resource Manual Subject: Developed as a tool to assist districts in preventing, preparing for, and managing a school crisis, the School Safety and Emergency Resource Manual includes an eight-step process to manage a crisis. It also includes a list of responsibilities for staff, students, and parents, training information, and recommended steps for addressing 16 types of campus crises. The accompanying appendix includes sample forms and guidelines and information on crisis related issues such as violence, post-traumatic stress disorder, suicide, and safety tips for art, transportation and science. Availability: Available to members of TASB's Risk Management Fund who have workers' compensation and property casualty (auto and/or property) coverage. Contact the Risk Management Member Services Division for more information.

85. Education
parents have a wealth of resources at their fingertips to guide them through this process. Researching public schools. First, check out the texas education
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Choosing school? Do homework
Parents have resources to check in North Texas
By KATHRYN STRAACH
Special Contributor / The Dallas Morning News
Researching public schools First, check out the Texas Education Agency's Web site: www.tea.state.tx.us . TEA, the accrediting agency for public schools in the state, has extensive information on school districts and individual campuses. Next, visit www.greatschools.net . Its user-friendly format makes comparing schools particularly easy. Write down questions you have about a district and then visit its public information office or superintendent's office. Many districts have Web sites that provide details, too. Be sure also to visit the schools you are interested in and talk with other parents. Possible questions to ask include:
  • What are the school's educational philosophies and goals?

86. RESOURCES FOR EDUCATORS AND PARENTS
4616 (800) 2529108 Special education (800) 223 Deficit Disorder Association for Parents (ADDAPT) PO Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder Association of texas PO Box
http://www.roundrockisd.org/academics/504/RESOURCES.htm

87. Tenet Web: The Texas Education Network
Please update your bookmark. The texas education Network (TENET) 23 October 2001 Comment to webmaster@tenet.edu Accessibility Information. UTOPIA logo.
http://www.tenet.edu/jumpstart/parents.html
The TENET web site has a new design and a new structure. Most browsers will automatically connect you to the new main page at http://www.tenet.edu/ in a few seconds. If not, use the link above to connect. Please update your bookmark. The Texas Education Network (TENET)
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88. Tools For Student Success: Selected Publications For Parents And Teachers
of texas and sponsored by the texas Department of of Agriculture, US Department of education, and the Becomes a Reader Proven Ideas for Parents from Research
http://www.ed.gov/parents/academic/help/tools-for-success/

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"Our children ... deserve an education worthy of this great nation. Together we will make sure that every child learns and no child is left behind." President George W. Bush At the heart of the No Child Left Behind Act of 2001 is a promise to raise standards for all children and to help all children meet those standards. In support of this goal, President George W. Bush is committed to promoting the very best teaching methods. Well-trained teachers and instruction that is based on research can bring the best teaching approaches to all children and help to ensure that no child is left behind. The law recognizes that parents are their children's first and most important teachers, and, for children to be successful in school, parents and families need to be actively involved in their children's learning. They need to become involved early and stay involved throughout the school year.

89. Texas Department Of Information Resources
The home page for the texas Department of Information resources. The Department oversees and assists in managing the information resources assets of texas State Government.
http://www.dir.state.tx.us/
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Department of Information Resources DIR Home Divisions Education Products and Services ... Events DIR Links
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The mission of the Department of Information Resources is to ensure the effective and efficient use of public funds by promoting opportunity and economic prosperity for the state's citizens through the successful application of statewide services and technologies that are beneficial, secure, accessible and utilize a standard infrastructure. State Web Site Homeland Security Statewide Search What's New, June 2004 A Foundation for Change
DIR publishes report on establishing a statewide technology infrastructure. DIR issues RFI for Enterprise Collaboration and IT Support Services in support of initiatives in A Foundation for Change.

90. Texas Special Education Resource Center
texas Special education Resource Center. Has Moved To http//www.icsi.net/~stlevine. Please come visit and update your bookmarks. Thanks,. Steve.
http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Hills/8474/

91. Parents Requesting Open Vaccine Education (PROVE)
vaccines, and the immunization policies and practices that affect the children and adults of texas. 2003 Parents Requesting Open Vaccine education.
http://vaccineinfo.net/
Search About Us PROVE Home Donations ... Other Resources Issues Vaccine Tracking Vaccine Mandates Mercury/Thimerosal Emergency Powers ... Conflicts of Interest Your Rights and the Law Exemptions Harassment Doctor Won't Report Reaction Injury Compensation Program ... Legal Help Vaccines: A Closer Look Vaccines and Diseases Reactions Patient Sheet for HealthCare Providers Texas Vaccine Rates ... Animal Vaccines Other Resources Books Websites Our Mission PROVE provides information on vaccines, and the immunization policies and practices that affect the children and adults of Texas. Our mission is to prevent vaccine injury and death and to promote and protect the right of every person to make informed independent vaccination decisions for themselves and their families. Get Involved Action Alerts BECOME AN ADVOCATE for your informed consent rights regarding vaccination. Sign up for our email list so you can be alerted when to contact your legislators to protect your rights!

92. Partners Resource Network -Empowering Texas Parents Of Children And Youth With D
Marriott (Galleria) Hotel, Houston, texas Download Flyer Regulations in Special education, Specific Disabilities Terms and Acronyms, Parenting Tips, Publications
http://www.partnerstx.org/
IDEA UPDATE IDEA News Learn about the background, pending legislation, and viewpoints on this important issue. Idea Action Needed NOW! PRN is the non-profit agency awarded three PTI Projects which now cover the entire state of Texas. These project operate independently but do share some central administrative functions. All the projects share the common purpose of empowering parents of children and youth with disabilities in their roles as parents, decision makers, and advocates for their children. PATH Project PEN Project TEAM Project Regions 5-13 Regions 14-19 Contact PATH Contact PEN Contact TEAM
If you are not sure of which project serves your area, v iew a coverage map identifying each project, and contact information for executive director and staff in coordinating office. About PRN Partners Resource Network (PRN) is a non profit agency, located in Beaumont Texas through which the projects and activities listed below are funded. About PRN Sixteen years and still making a difference! Trainings and Events Group listings of activities offered by staff members of Partners Resource Network PATH Project, information of ongoing community activities support group information and special statewide activities are posted on this page. Send information on events for possible listing.

93. Wylie ISD.net
parents and staff that provides valuable educational resources. WISD Policies Online View Wylie ISD school board policies. This link goes to the texas
http://www.wylieisd.net/parentservices/default.wspx
Wylie Independent School District Search: Home Mission Statement Back to School New! ... New! Hot Features WISD Community News Parent Online Access New! WISD Campuses Wylie High School Burnett Junior High McMillan Junior High Davis Intermediate ... Hartman Elementary Other Resources Collin County Special Education Coop City of Wylie City of Sachse City of Murphy ... Additional Resources...
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FEATURED RESOURCES Parent Grades Access
View your students grades online and receive updates from your students' campuses. Health Information
Find information about health issues and requirements at WISD. School Supplies
View the school supply list for every grade K-9. Staff Directory
Find phone numbers and email addresses to Wylie ISD personel. Student Code of Conduct
Read the updated Student Code of Conduct for 2003. WISD Curriculum
View the scope and sequence of the curriculum for WISD courses. Weather From Harrison Intermediate
View live current weather information online from Harrison Intermediate School. Lunch Menus
View the 2003-2004 school lunch calendars.

94. Texas Education Agency Resource Connection In Directory.co.uk
http//lucas.tea.state.tx.us/PAI, 4. texas Public education Portal FAQs for Parents Teacher s Tool Bag. ESCs. School District Locator. FAQs.
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95. Texans For Safe Education
Empower parents and educators to say no to psychiatric Texans For Safe education is a citizens group whose 1,000,000 of our schoolage children in texas.
http://www.wildestcolts.com/safeEducation/safe.html
Texans for Safe Education New! Letter to the National Association of School Psychologists (NASP) regarding their opposition to the Child Medication Safety Act Press Release of June 4, 2003: Legislators Strike a Blow for Parent Rights: Two New Laws Put a Halt to Coercion of Parents to Put Texas Children on Psychotropic Drugs A Legislative Success Tale: Changing Child Psychiatric Policy in Texas A Call to Legislative Action: Stop the Mass Psychiatric Drugging of United States School Children ... Press Release of August 27, 2001: Public Schools Warned: Requiring Ritalin is Unlawful
Statement of Purpose
  • Protect our children from the harmful effects of psychiatric drugs.
  • Safeguard our schools from violence related to psychiatric drug use.
  • Educate parents and educators about the fraud of psychiatric diagnosis and treatment.
  • Empower parents and educators to "say no" to psychiatric drug use with children.
  • Encourage educators to refocus on proven methods to enhance learning.

96. Texas Education Agency Special Education Mediation Program Scores High
91% of the participants (parents and district the Agency s special education mediation program Sellars, Program Administrator texas education Agency SSellars
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Austin-  The overwhelming majority of parents and school district staff participating in the Texas Education Agency's (TEA) Special Education Mediation Program found it to be highly effective, expressed strong satisfaction with the process, and were willing to use the mediation services again or recommend it to others according to a survey of results which looked at 603 surveys over a two year period of time (1998-2000).

97. Texas Resources
texas resources to a variety of internet resources outside of the Region 10 site that are intended to be helpful to educators, students, or parents.
http://www2.ednet10.net/InternetResources/Texas.htm
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98. Region 10 Resources
ESC site. texas resources for Educators, Parents and Students. Internet resources for Educators, Parents and Students. Ivan s Tips
http://www2.ednet10.net/parents/R10rsces.htm
Parents Homepage Region 10 Resources
Teachers Working With Parents
State Resources ... Report a Problem Parents Resources Region 10 Resources Frequently Asked Questions This page (under construction) will have general Q and A that a parent may have concerning education. Academic Success Through Home Partnerships Region 10's newest initiative to foster the development of true partnerships between educators and family members. Public Meeting Information On 9/16/03 a public meeting was held at Region 10, Richardson, Tx. The purpose of the meeting was to gather input on special education services for students with disabilities. The input from this and other public meetings will help the state of Texas identify and address areas for improvement and also build on the current strengths related to the provision of special education. Results of the public meeting are summarized on this page. The results of a Statewide Survey of Parents of Students Receiving Special Education Services is available at the Region 9 ESC site. Statewide Survey of Parents of Students Receiving Special Education Services Results are available at the Region 9 ESC site.

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as posting a message on the texas Message Board These local resources specialize in giving parents the support
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Come on in to find out about great local family events, and to access a wealth of information on childcare, fertility, pregnancy and parenting. Getting to know members of our community is as easy as posting a message on the Texas Message Board! For advertising or sponsorship information, email centraltexas@babyzone.com at any time! We are currently looking for the right person to help manage this and other regions, please contact regapply@babyzone.com

100. Family Literacy Resource Guide - Local Resource For Parenting
Stewart B. McKinney Homeless Assistive Act funds through texas education Agency.). on regular basis for ABE classes, in parents home to Family Resource Center.
http://www-tcall.tamu.edu/Resource_Guide/parenting_local.htm
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Local Level Resources for Parenting
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  • Presentations for recruitment purposes
Hospitals and other Medical Centers
  • Pregnancy Services and Referrals  Counseling
County Health
  • Immunizations and Wellness Checks Referrals
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  • Family Literacy events Facility for child care during evening classes Staff Training for Child Development Center Child care transportation, meals and facilities Collaborative parenting classes, early childhood programs, recruitment or parents eligible other family literacy programs
Public Libraries
  • Hosts Family Literacy events Simplified procedure for Library cards for families, specialized tours for classes, referrals to programs through computerized information and management system, assisting families in accessing family resources, story kits, technical assistance with Reading is Fundamental. Children’s librarian reads to children
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  • Landscaping assistance with new playground for Child Development Center
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