21. Salt Lake City Utah Resource Guide, City Or Community Of Salt Lake high schools (912). There is also one alternative high school. HIGHER EDUCATION The University of utah The LDS Business College`. http://www.pe.net/~rksnow/utcountysaltlakecitysch.htm

Salt Lake City, Utah Schools Salt Lake City Schools 440 E. 100 South Salt Lake City, Utah 84111 Phone: 801-578-8599 In 1999, the district included 25,614 students in 27 elementary schools (k-6), five middle schools (7-8), and three high schools (9-12). There is also one alternative high school. HIGHER EDUCATION The University of Utah The LDS Business College To learn how to submit information to Key to the City, go to Publication Information Page To go to a new state, choose the Key to the City Home Page Thanks for coming! Don't forget to come back soon!!

22. Adolescent Treatment Centers, Programs And Wilderness Camps Boarding schools The youth programs private boarding schools are part of utah. Opportunities Wilderness therapy programs offer an effective alternative to boot http://www.soberrecovery.com/links/adolescenttreatment.html

Help and Information for Alcoholism, Addictions and Mental Health loc="http://soberrecovery.com/sobermenu2/" Search for Drug Treatment Centers, Meetings and Support Groups, Adolescent Treatment Programs and Detox Centers- Recovery Help and Information Starts Here Adolescent Treatment Information-Help-Support Aspen Achievement Academy A flexible length of stay program for adolescents 13-17, emphasizing therapy, experiential learning and behavioral change. Providing treatment for mental health and substance abuse. Utah. http://www.aegprograms.com/jumpsraaa.html Camp Recovery Center The Camp Recovery Center provides substance abuse treatment and rehab to adults and adolescents who suffer from alcohol addiction and drug abuse. http://www.camprecovery.com Care Academy Care Academy is a residential treatment facility and school for teens suffering from drug addiction. Visit our site to chat with our professional staff. Kentucky, USA http://www.careacademyky.com Child and Adolescent Services: Rogers Memorial Hospital Mental health programs for children and adolescents including treatment for Attention Deficit Disorder, Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, Alcohol and Drug abuse, trauma, depression and anxiety http://rogershospital.org/hospital/ChildAdoles/children.htm

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E-mail This Address Home Random Page Find Out About ... BC study guide I've had people tell me we have to wait till everyone "respects" everyone else. I've had people tell me we can't do anything till everyone's "consciousness" has been raised. People who think like this would wait for the cut to heal before applying a bandage, would wait till daybreak to light a candle, would wait for the sinking ship to rise before getting in the lifeboat. They're way past my comprehension, and beyond offering the opinion that they're going to have an awful long wait, I can't think of a thing to say to them. Beyond Civilization Check out the News and Information Announcements... Schools using Ishmael and other Quinn books Here are a few of the schools that are using Ishmael and other Quinn books: Alabama: Huntingdon College, University of Alabama; Bessemer Academy Alaska: Kodiak HS, Bartlett HS, Bethel HS Alberta: University of Alberta, University of Calgary Arizona: Arizona State University, Grand Canyon University, University of Arizona, Northern Arizona State U; Page HS, Biosphere2 Field school Arkansas: Henderson State University, University of Arkansas (Little Rock)

24. Databases In addition, a sample of students from alternative schools were included. CONTACT Patrick Fleming Director Division of Substance Abuse utah Department of Human http://www.health.org/dbases/factoids/UT1.aspx

Utah Student Survey Skip Navigation Site Map Help Account ... Home Your browser does not support scripts Information about Drugs and Alcohol (IDA) Marketing Database Prevention Resources Database Treatment Resources Database ... NCADI Home Search: Publications Site NSAWI E-mail this Page Print this Page Join NCADI Update Contact Us ... Home top State Needs Assessment Profile Utah Student Survey ABSTRACT The Utah Division of Substance Abuse contracted with Brigham Young University to conduct a school survey of students in grades 7 to 12 covering thirteen local planning districts. The survey sought to determine: (1) the amount of ATOD use among adolescents in Utah, (2) how ATOD risk factors for adolescents in Utah compare with other States and the nation, (3) the extent ATOD use has changed during the past 10 years, and (4) the relationship between ATOD use and the risk and protective factor levels measured by the questions developed for the six-State consortium. The size of the sample was chosen to reach estimates that had a margin of error of +/- 2% at the State level and +/- 4% at the planning district level at the 95% confidence level. The sample included a proportional number of students from private schools. In addition, a sample of students from alternative schools were included. CONTACT Patrick Fleming Director Division of Substance Abuse Utah Department of Human Services 120 North 200 West, Room 201

25. Utah's Salt Lake City School District Agency History a basic educational program at all schools that is needs, eg, special education, alternative language services to some extent prescribed by utah State statutes. http://www.archives.state.ut.us/referenc/xml/agencies/1089.html

SALT LAKE CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT (UTAH) Agency History #1089 CREATION Creation of the district was authorized by the 1890 territorial free school law. Salt Lake City Mayor George M. Scott, acting as president ex-officio, organized the first Board of Education on July 19, 1890. Board members met in the City Hall. The board was organized to take over the twenty-two ward schools and establish a single public school system for Salt Lake City. The district revised its mission statement in 1993: "The Salt Lake City School District, as a catalyst for creating a new standard of excellence, will ensure high levels of student learning and performance in all schools and will prepare all students to pursue and celebrate lives of continuous learning and service in a diverse, global society." (From the Salt Lake City School District employee newsletter, October 13, 1994, pp. 1-2.) FUNCTIONS ADMINISTRATION The district is governed by a seven-member Board of Education of Salt Lake City, which is elected by the citizens of Salt Lake City in a general popular election. Board members elect a president and vice president at the time new members are sworn into office. The board appoints a superintendent and a business administrator (one of three assistant superintendents) whose duties and responsibilities are to some extent prescribed by Utah State statutes. The district is also subject to the general oversight of the Utah State Office of Education. This includes a budget approval process that is compliance oriented and is more ministerial in nature than substantive.

26. Utah's Murray City School District Agency History MURRAY CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT (utah). schools (grades K6), 2 junior high (grades 7-9), one high school (grades 10-12), and one alternative high school. http://www.archives.state.ut.us/referenc/xml/agencies/681.html

MURRAY CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT (UTAH) Agency History #681 CREATION FUNCTIONS ADMINISTRATION The district is governed by a five-member, elected Board of Education. Voters in each of the district's five precincts elect one member to serve as their representative on the Board of Education. School board elections are held in November in conjunction with the general election. The board members elect a president and vice president at the time new members are sworn into office at the first board meeting in January. The district is also subject to the general oversight of the Utah State Office of Education. The superintendent appointed by the board is the executive officer of the board. ORGANIZATIONAL HISTORY Murray residents objected to the consolidation of Salt Lake County Schools in 1905, which would have split the population of the newly incorporated city (residing in county school districts 24 and 25) between Granite District on the north and Jordan District on the south. Through annexation, the population of Murray was increased above the necessary threshold to qualify as a city of the second class. Thus, Murray (which was incorporated in 1902 as a city of the third class) gained the authority to establish its own city school district. SUPERINTENDENTS, 1905-PRESENT

27. Deseretnews.com to beef up math One of the most common weaknesses for utah school districts on Some are alternative schools for students who haven t succeeded in the regular http://deseretnews.com/dn/sco/0,3158,,00.html

document.writeln(AAMB1); Subscription payment online Classifieds Retail ads online Special Sections ... Newspapers in Education 2002 tests For more detailed breakdowns of test results, visit the State Office of Education Web site Keeping score: Wasatch District focusing on boosting math scores Now that many of its students have conquered language arts, Wasatch School District is focusing more on boosting math scores. Keeping score: Park City schools take pains to beef up math One of the most common weaknesses for Utah school districts on last year's Criterion Reference Test was the math 7 test. Keeping score: Charter school results are all over the map Charter schools' test scores vary as much as their individual missions. Some target high achievers. Some are alternative schools for students who haven't succeeded in the regular education system. Some are small schools for students with disabilities. Test-score omission a puzzle Many in the Lowell and Rosslyn Heights neighborhoods are still reeling from having the Salt Lake City Board of Education vote to close their schools. Keeping score: Salt Lake School District The students in Salt Lake City School District who out-scored their classmates on many of last year's core curriculum tests aren't necessarily who you'd expect.

28. Deseretnews.com | Charter School Results Are All Over The Map Some are alternative schools for students who haven t succeeded in the regular education system. Charter schools, allowed in utah under a 1998 law, offer http://deseretnews.com/dn/view/0,1249,480034255,00.html

document.writeln(AAMB1); Tuesday, April 8, 2003 Charter school results are all over the map By Elyse Hayes and Leigh Dethman Deseret News staff writers Charter schools' test scores vary as much as their individual missions. Some target high achievers. Some are alternative schools for students who haven't succeeded in the regular education system. Some are small schools for students with disabilities. And some are schools for students who excel in performing arts. Scores are all over the map, from high numbers of students below the proficient mark, to just the opposite. Deseret News graphic Charter Test Scores Requires Adobe Acrobat. Still, most schools are pleased with individual success stories. And that, overall, is a big part of the reason charter schools were created. Charter schools, allowed in Utah under a 1998 law, offer parents a choice within the public education system. The schools still follow the state core curriculum and are required to administer state-mandated tests, like the spring 2002 core curriculum test, just like any other public school. But charter schools do have some flexibility in approach and governance. Many are run by parent and teacher boards, and many are filled with parent volunteers. Utah has about a dozen charter schools scattered around the state. But not all of their test scores are listed. One, the Salt Lake Arts Academy, still has not yet opened.

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Search Help More Search Options Search EERE Information Center Utah's House of the Future February 1, 2003 SEP Special Projects in Utah The following lists State Energy Program (SEP) Special Projects by topic in reverse chronological order dating back to 2001. Energy Building Codes Education and Training on Utah's Residential and Ligh- Commercial Energy Codes Rebuild America EnergySmart Schools in Action Schools EnergySmart Schools in Action Wind Energy Energy Building Codes Performance Contracting Multi State Proposal to Support Increased Project Implementation through Performance Contracting Rebuild America Multi State Proposal to Support Increased Project Implementation through Performance Contracting Biomass Power Biomass Power Geothermal Promoting Direct Use Development of Utah's Geothermal Resources Wind Energy Utah Wind Resource Assessment Industries of the Future Marketing and Referral for Solicitations and Best Practices/ Utah Clean Cities Salt Lake Clean Cities' Coordinator Rebuild America Regional Toolmaking Collaborative to Support Local Rebuild America Partners (16 Western States) Schools Alternative Fuel School Buses for Salt Lake City Geothermal Prioritization of Utah's High Temperature Geothermal Resource Potential Industries of the Future State of Utah Industries of the Future Initiative Energy and the Environment Accounting for Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy in State Implementation Plans Policy and Energy Legislation Regional Toolmaking Collaborative to Support Local Rebuild America Partners (16 Western States) Alternative Fuels

30. Annotated Bibliography - Article 23 Many people who run forprofit alternative schools are business people states Connie Love Amos, an educational specialist with the utah education department http://www.ncdjjdp.org/cpsv/alt_learning/ano_bib/anobib23.htm

Alternative Learning Annotated Bibliography Annotated Bibliography - Article 23 Title "For-Profit Alternative Schools Are Hot Commodities" Author: Jessica Portner Source: Education Week, July 8, 1998, Volume 17, Number 42, p. 1, 18 An exact tally of for-profit alternative schools cannot be pinpointed, but education market analysts report that the growth of this industry is impressive, constituting a multibillion-dollar industry that is expanding at an annual rate of 25 percent. Day programs and residential schools that advertise a broader array of mental health services for drug dependent and violence-prone teenagers are both multiplying. Many school districts have been very willing to give these schools a try due to the increase in the number of violent and disruptive youths. For-profit alternative schools have also seen a significant increase in business since the federal government required states to pass zero-tolerance laws by 1996 requiring districts to expel students who brought weapons to school. This article provides information about the philosophy of some for-profit alternative schools, and it also offers conflicting opinions of students who attend these types of institutions. Some parents and students feel these schools are "lifesavers" whereas other students are frustrated with the independent study and self-help approach. One main focus these alternative schools have is not academics but to teach troubled youth tools for life; this may be an on-going debate between educators at traditional schools and those who support alternative education.

31. Alternative Methods Of Education In Utah As an institution committed to reaching out and supporting their community, the link with alternative schools serving outof-school youth was a natural http://www.aypf.org/tripreports/1998/tr041698.htm

Urban Education Reform: The Boston Experience A Trip Report Boston Public Schools (BPS) , local businesses and intermediary organizations. Central to the visit was learning how school-to-careers (STC) has been integrated to broader education reform efforts within BPS and its 128 schools. Participant comments on education reform initiatives: Leadership is critical to initiating reform, but the buy-in of all staff and students is necessary for any reform to establish lasting and positive change. Maintaining high standards for all students increases the likelihood of their success. Money is criticalfor professional development, for more teachers and for school improvement. Professional development is an important element in improving education. After-school activities are an effective way of connecting young people to other institutions and individuals in their communities. Broader regional or state-wide coordinating committees can be effective in addressing challenging areas such as standards and assessment. Participant comments on school-to-careers: STC is a powerful pedagogical tool for establishing real change in schools.

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33. University Of Utah College Of Law lawrelated education and citizenship education of utah s youth and specify) Program Audience x Public secondary schools, including alternative schools. http://www.streetlaw.org/University_Utah.html

University of Utah College of Law Name: Kathy D. Dryer Title: Director, Utah Law-Related Education Project; Adjunct Professor University of Utah College of Law Law School: University of Utah College of Law Address: 645 S. 200 E., Suite 101 Salt Lake City, Utah 84111 Telephone: Fax: E-mail: lre@icw.com Web site: Program Overview: The program began in 1979 as a seminar co-sponsored by the law school and the Utah Law Related Education (LRE) Project and continues as such. The goal of the project is to promote law-related education and citizenship education of Utah's youth and communities through interactive educational experiences. Program Structure: x As a seminar for credit Program Audience: x Public secondary schools, including alternative schools.

34. Murray City Corporation - City Hall - Public Services High schools seven Elementary schools and One alternative School. with a new stateof the-art high school to be K-12 with the University of utah, University of http://www.ci.murray.ut.us/cityhall/Econ Development/BestCity.htm

Home City Hall Advisory Board Demographic Summary ... Average Traffic The Best City Economic Development MURRAY CITY . . . The Best City in America · MURRAY CITY . . . The Best City in America is the only City in Salt Lake Valley with its own electrical power department. This has enabled Murray City to provide consistent and ample electricity at affordable rates. Murray City Power has maintained stable rates since 1986, and is working hard to continue that record. Murray City Power has recently begun construction on the first of three new gas turbine generators to assure continued power reliability at low rates for the foreseeable future. Steam from gas turbines may be used to heat the new IHC Regional Hospital planned nearby. Murray City Power has created an innovative energy conservation program that will help reduce peak energy demand during summer months. Undoubtedly, you will hear more about the crusade to "Kill -A Watt Dragon" during coming months. · MURRAY CITY . . . The Best City in America has a real hometown feel. The Mayor has promoted the slogan "Wave at your neighbor" to emphasize the City's friendly neighborhood atmosphere. Many residents and businesses call MURRAY CITY . . . The Best City in America their home. Others wish they could locate here for all the advantages MURRAY CITY offers. A few of the best businesses will locate in MURRAY CITY . . . The Best City in America. Will yours be one of them? For more information please contact MURRAY CITY . . . The Best City in America!

35. Colleges/Universities/Schools Of Alternative Medicine the utah Postsecondary Proprietary School Act, For more information please contact the School at snh@avpro.com. 1800-659-8274 and www.ccnh.edu. alternative http://www.karinya.com/schools.htm

A karinya Main Section Colleges/Universities/Schools of Alternative Medicine With this page we bring the viewer a listing of major Colleges/Universities/Schools of Alternative Medicine in the U.S. and around the world. The interest in getting back to alternative/holostic/complimentary medicine as well as agriculture (See SAFE below) is a "headlong rush" from that offered by Western medicine and its "drug - lets hope this does it (cover the symptoms) approach", which is just not working. ( Read Notice ) Over 48% of people desiring healthcare (in the U.S.), according to various publications and sources this last year (1998) went for the "holistic" alternative approach. As a result, the names of educational institutions, many which have been teaching and fully accredited for their students, are getting substantial increases in enrollments. We thought our viewers would like to look in Karinya for these sources, thus, we present our list, which is expected to grow rapidly. Please give us your comments and suggestions to make our web site more responsive to your needs.

36. Salt Lake City School District :: Superintendent : About SLCSD School District serves the children and community of utah’s capitol elementary schools, 5 middle schools, 3 high schools and one alternative high school. http://www.slc.k12.ut.us/superintendent/about.html

Home Search A-Z Index Contact ... Superintendent About SLCSD About SLCSD The District Our Schools There are 36 schools in the district: 27 elementary schools, 5 middle schools, 3 high schools and one alternative high school. In May 1999, voters in Salt Lake City overwhelmingly approved issuing $136 million in bonds to help pay for the renovation or reconstruction of elementary and middle schools. The 10-year construction program is building schools that are safer, brighter, and can be used as community centers after school hours. You can find more information on the school construction page. Our Students Students in the Salt Lake City School District hail from around the world. Ethnic minorities make up 46% of our students, and the district serves a significant refugee population from Eastern European or African countries. Approximately 55% of our students come from low-income families, and just over 33% of them are learning English as a second language. We celebrate this diversity and believe it adds value as students learn first hand about other cultures. Our Employees The Salt Lake City School District employs approximately 2,840 people, including 1,250 teachers. Thanks to an aggressive

37. Essay 4/04: Out Of The Sixties in helping young people as an alternative to therapeutic Provo Canyon School, in Provo utah, was founded in Today, there are many schools and programs in utah http://www.strugglingteens.com/archives/2004/4/sixties0404.html

Essay strugglingteens.com Educational Consultants helping parents and professionals since 1989. Free eAlerts For FREE updates... enter your email address and click GO Archives/Search Archives Home 2003 Articles Search... Type words to search for, then click GO. Online News Newsletter New Perspectives Visit Reports Seen n Heard ... Employment Listings Site Links Home Discussion Forum Resources Information Services ... StrugglingTeens Posted March 28, 2004 OUT OF THE SIXTIES By: Lon Woodbury Those of us old enough to remember the 1960s will recall a decade of tremendous change, creativity and turmoil. It was a turning point decade, a time when many of the old attitudes were cast off and new directions taken. At least one national social critic has asserted that when you look at the things going wrong in this country today, they all came out of the 1960s. On the other hand, many of our most respected contemporary values were products of the 1960s. In education and personal growth, a tremendous amount of creativity and new thinking began during the 1960s. Traditional public and private education thinking was widely challenged. The traditional interventions for emotional and behavioral problems of juvenile detention or hospitalization were criticized as harmful all too often.

38. Utah Poll 2000 number one problem facing public schools in utah is “over The best way to improve public schools is to system rather than replace it with an alternative system http://edlf.byu.edu/utah poll/textpoll2002.html

Utah Education Poll Public Attitudes Towards Public Schools What grade would you give the public schools in your community? Department of Educational Leadership and Foundations Brigham Young University Utah Education Poll Public Attitudes Towards Public Schools A Publication of the Department of Educational Leadership and Foundations David O. McKay School of Education Brigham Young University Provo Utah E. Vance Randall, Ph.D., Chair and Associate Professor Steve J. Hite, Ed.D., Associate Professor Cheng, Biao, Ph. D. Student Direct correspondence and inquires to: E. Vance Randall 306 MCKB Brigham Young University Provo UT Office: (801)-422-5073 Fax: Email: vance_randall@byu.edu Acknowledgement is given to the 34 th Annual Phi Delta Kappa/Gallup Poll , published in Phi Delta Kapp a, September 2002 as the source of some of the questions and national response data. Brigham Young University Utah Education Poll 2002 —Public Attitudes Towards Public Schools— Purpose of the Poll The purpose of this opinion poll is to provide information about trends in public attitudes towards education in Utah as well as examine current issues in education.

39. West Coast Schools Idaho. Moscow alternative School Center Moscow, Idaho; Moscow High School Moscow, Idaho; Austin Texas; Rice School/Houston Independent School District Houston utah. http://seamonkey.ed.asu.edu/~cdowns/west.html

West Coast Schools Back To K-12 Home Page Alaska Chugach Optional Elementary School Anchorage, Alaska University Park Elementary School Fairbanks, Alaska Fairbanks North Star Borough School District Fairbanks, Alaska Arizona Carminati Elementary School Tempe, Arizona Desert View High School Tucson, Arizona California Monta Vista High School Cupertino California Lewis Junior High School San Diego California Branson School Ross California Claremont High School Claremont California Los Angeles Unified School District Los Angeles California San Francisco Unified School District San Francisco California La Costa Heights Elementary School Carlsbad, California Nueva School Hillsborough, California San Carlos Charter Learning Center San Carlos, California Jefferson Junior High School Oceanside, California Ayala High School Claremont, California Grossmont Union High School California Monta Vista High School Cupertino, California Hoffer Elementary School California. Monte Vista High School Danville, California

40. State Profiles Of Public Elementary And Secondary Education, 1996-97 - Utah City, UT 84111, Download, view and print utah s report as a pdf file Download, view and print utah s report as a 4.7%, 34, 5.7%, 42, Other and alternative schools. http://nces.ed.gov/pubs2000/stateprofiles/state_profiles/utah.asp

site index ED.gov Quick Jump to State Profile Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware District of Columbia Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming DOD Dependents' Schools American Samoa Guam Northern Mariana Islands Puerto Rico Virgin Islands Select a Section Agency/School Information Fiscal Information General Characteristics Staff Information Student Information Utah Utah State Office of Education, 250 East 500 South, Salt Lake City, UT 84111 Download, view and print Utah's report as a pdf file. Superintendent of Education Superintendent Steven O. Laing, (801) 538-7510 National Cooperative Education Statistics Liaison James P. O'Hara, (801) 538-7665

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