101. Texas Family Establishes Education Fund texas family ESTABLISHES EDUCATION FUND. succeed without alumni like her who remember how important scholarship aid is to finishing a program, Gallagher said. http://www.ur.ku.edu/News/99N/FebNews/Feb2/fund.html

February 2, 1999 TEXAS FAMILY ESTABLISHES EDUCATION FUND LAWRENCE A retired educator and her father have donated $48,300 to establish a scholarship fund for students in the KU School of Education, Karen S. Gallagher, dean of the school, announced today. Sylvia Mahon Allgaier and Henry G. Mahon of Richardson, Tex., endowed the Harry G. Mahon and Sylvia Mahon Allgaier Scholarship Fund with a gift of securities to the Kansas University Endowment Association. The gift honors Harry G. Mahon, Sylvia Mahon Allgaier's father, who attended graduate school at KU. "Sylvia Allgaier's generosity means we can continue the tradition of supporting top-quality students in our school, an effort that cannot succeed without alumni like her who remember how important scholarship aid is to finishing a program," Gallagher said. Sylvia Mahon Allgaier was born in 1936 and graduated from KU with a bachelor's degree in elementary education in 1958. She received a master's degree in 1977 from the University of Texas at Dallas, and a doctorate in education administration in 1993 from the University of North Texas. After teaching elementary school in Kansas City, Kan., and Richardson, Allgaier served as director of bilingual/ESL and pre-kindergarten education programs for the Richardson school district until her retirement in 1996. She works part-time as a consultant for a regional branch of the Texas Education Agency. The gift will be administered by the KU Endowment Association, an independent, nonprofit organization serving as the official fund-management foundation for the University of Kansas. Founded in 1891, the KU Endowment Association is the oldest foundation of its type at a public university in the United States and one of the largest.

102. Texas Parents As Teachers information on early brain development into specific when, what, how and why advice for families. texas Parents as Teachers local programs are working http://www.txpat.org/

An affiliate of the Parents as Teachers National Center, Inc. TEXAS PARENTS AS TEACHERS PAT PROGRAM MODEL EVALUATION SUMMARY PAT CHILD CARE MODEL TEXAS PAT SITES ... TXPAT SENATE RESOLUTION WEBSITE LINKS: PARENTS AS TEACHERS NATIONAL CENTER (PATNC) MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION IN TEXAS ... PARENTING INFORMATION (SPANISH) Page Last Modified: June 3, 2004 WHAT IS PARENTS AS TEACHERS? Parents as Teachers (PAT) is a parent education and family support program serving families throughout pregnancy until their child enters kindergarten, usually age 5. Parents are supported by PAT-certified parent educators trained to translate scientific information on early brain development into specific when, what, how and why advice for families. By understanding what to expect during each stage of development, parents can easily capture the teachable moments in everyday life to enhance their child's language development, intellectual growth, social development and motor skills. Texas Parents as Teachers local programs are working with parents to provide them with parenting support and information on their developing child. Parents as Teachers is designed to foster strong, loving relationships between parents and their children.

103. Family And Community Medicine - Baylor College Of Medicine, Houston, Texas neuropsychiatric center, a regional homeless health care program, inpatient services at the texas Medical Center, and the Baylor family Medicine clinical http://public.bcm.tmc.edu/departments/familymed.htm

Home Departments Please visit our website at: http://www.bcm.tmc.edu/familymed/ Chair: Stephen J. Spann, M.D. Mission statement The mission of the Department of Family and Community Medicine is to enhance the health of the population of our community, state, country and world by: Delivering high quality, family and community-oriented primary health care to our patients Providing excellent and innovative teaching of primary health care to learners across the continuum of medical education Discovering new knowledge that will contribute to continuous improvement in the processes and outcomes of the primary health care that we render To accomplish our mission, our faculty and residents staff community health centers and school-based clinics, a long-term care facility, county Health Department clinics, a county neuropsychiatric center, a regional homeless health care program, inpatient services at the Texas Medical Center, and the Baylor Family Medicine clinical practice. Family Medicine education and training initiatives Family Medicine Residency Program Family Medicine Clerkships Medical Student Family Medicine Electives ... Continuing Medical Education Current research Research initiatives Harris County Hospital District Ben Taub General Hospital Casa de Amigos Health Center Gulfgate Health Center Martin Luther King Health Center Northwest Health Center People's Health Center

104. Family Court Services, Domestic Relations, Travis County, Texas texas 78701 PO Box 1495 Austin, texas 78767 PH orientation you must call the family Court Services orientation, many questions about our program will discussed http://www.co.travis.tx.us/dro/family_court.asp

This site will look much better in a browser that supports web standards , but it is accessible to any browser or Internet device. Home Government Business Living ... Search P.O. Box 1748, Austin, Texas 78767 Domestic Relations 1010 Lavaca Austin, Texas 78701 P.O. Box 1495 Austin, Texas 78767 PH: (512) 854-9696 FAX: (512) 854-9294 FAX: (512) 854-9819 On This Site DRO Home Page Domestic Relations Family Court Services Guardian Ad Litem Information for Parents Q: What is a Guardian Ad Litem? Q: Is a Guardian Ad Litem appointed automatically? Q: How can I get a Guardian Ad Litem appointed in my case? Q: What happens after a Guardian Ad Litem is appointed? Q: Is there a charge for Guardian Ad Litem services? Q: What happens after my meeting with the Guardian Ad Litem? Q: Does the Guardian Ad Litem have to interview my child? Q: How do I explain the Guardian Ad Litem investigation to my child? Q: What is the difference between a Guardian Ad Litem and an Attorney Ad Litem? Q: I thought that as a parent, I am the legal guardian of my child. Will the Guardian Ad Litem's appointment change this?

105. Devereux: Helping Children And Adults With Emotional, Developmental, Educational healthcare to children, adults families with special June 23 texas Spirit of texas Paddlewheeler. of a child in the Devereux Florida foster care program. http://www.devereux.org/

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106. Vizsla Rescue Program Experienced rescue program volunteers perform many of the Evaluate families to determine the type of dog that texas Gulf Coast Vizsla Club http//www.vizlsaclub http://www.vizslaclub.com/rescue/

Waiting List Information What is the Vizsla Rescue Program? How Does the Vizsla Rescue Program Work? Benefits of Working with Vizsla Rescue ... Is A Vizsla the Right Dog for You? Sadie's Story Thank you for visiting the Vizsla Rescue section of our website. If you are interested in considering a vizsla for adoption, please read the following letter about our waiting list, adoption application and adoption agreement. The Vizsla Rescue Program Guide, which follows the Waiting List information, describes the basic features of our program. If you have a Vizsla that you wish to place in our program, please print the forms under the section (to the right) Placing a Vizsla, and read the Vizsla Rescue Program Guide. Contact us by phone at 713-465-3462 or 713-863-8607.

107. Deep East Texas Area Agency On Aging LONGTERM CARE OMBUDSMAN PROGRAM. An Ombudsman has the resources of the texas Department on and provides information to residents and families about rights and http://www.detcog.org/aaa/

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108. Texas School For The Blind And Visually Impaired The Visually Impaired Preparation (VIP) Program is a needs of children with visual impairments in texas. A quarterly newsletter for families and professionals http://www.tsbvi.edu/

Home Site TOC Site Search About TSBVI ... Comments! "A Center for Educational Services for All Blind and Visually Impaired Students in Texas." Search TSBVI: 3rd Annual Father's Day Poker Run and Benefit See News 8 Austin's coverage of the upcoming fundraiser Phil Hatlen Receives Top Award from CEC! - with photos!!! Information About TSBVI - Guide to programs and services, school holidays, employment opportunities, departments, board member information, campus map, course offerings, and more... Instructional Programs Comprehensive Programs -students attend school and usually live at the campus in Austin for the regular school year. Parent Weekend 2004 School Calendar - Color Year at a Glance Version (.doc - 92k) School Holidays 2003-2004 Parent and Student Handbook and Student Code of Conduct ... Pictures from the play - "The Memorandum" New May 2004 Special Programs - students who attend school in their local community attend short programs on campus Short Term Programs 2004-2005 Information Available Now!

109. TG Press Release: Texas Guaranteed's Workshop Benefits TRIO Program Students, Fa 4990 kristin.boyer@tgslc.org. Download this Press Release in .rtf. texas Guaranteed s Workshop Benefits TRIO Program Students, Families. http://www.tgslc.org/newsroom/news/2001/press010410.cfm

T h e G u a r a n t o r o f C h o i c e SM About TG Careers Contact Us Search ... Back to Archive 2001 Tuesday, April 10, 2001 CONTACT: Kristin Boyer Texas Guaranteed Student Loan Corp. (512) 219-4990 or (800) 252-9743, ext. 4990 kristin.boyer@tgslc.org Download this Press Release in .rtf Texas Guaranteed's Workshop Benefits TRIO Program Students, Families Austin, TX - Texas Guaranteed's (TG) upcoming workshop, "Effective Loan Counseling and Debt Management," will provide tools and strategies to enable administrators of the Federal TRIO Program to better help students and families understand their real and often complex responsibilities when borrowing to pay for a college education. The workshop will be offered April 11 at The University of Texas - Pan American in Edinburg, April 17 at Texas Tech University in Lubbock, and April 19 at Trinity Valley Community College in Athens. The Federal TRIO Program began with Upward Bound, which emerged out of the Economic Opportunity Act of 1964. Between 1964 and 1969, Talent Search and Student Support Services were added, and the term "TRIO" was coined to describe these federal educational opportunity programs. From 1972 to 1990, the following programs were added: Educational Opportunity Centers, Upward Bound Math/Science Program and the Ronald E. McNair Postbaccalaureate Achievement Program. Many colleges and universities across the state now offer one or more of the TRIO Program components to help students overcome class, social, academic and cultural barriers to higher education. Nationally, the TRIO Program serves nearly 780,000 students (two-thirds of whom come from families with incomes under $24,000). Through participation in the TRIO Program, college and university personnel are often able to work more closely with the students who need the most help finding ways to finance a college degree.

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