21. Education World® : School Issues : Vermont Governor Considers Rejecting Federal One provision requires secondary schools to give colleges and military recruiters access to William Reedy, general counsel for the vermont Department of http://www.educationworld.com/a_issues/issues313.shtml

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V ERMONT'S R OADSIDE H ISTORIC S ITE M ARKERS Addison - Dorset Enosburg - Montpelier Newbury - Rutland St. Albans - Woodstock Newbury JACOB BAYLEY U.S. ROUTE 5, ON THE COMMON Northfield NORWICH UNIVERSITY NORWICH UNIVERSITY The Nation’s Oldest Private Military College Founded by Captain Alden Partridge in 1819 as the American Literary, Scientific and Military Academy at Norwich, Vermont, Norwich University was relocated to Northfield, Vermont in 1866. Partridge’s innovative curriculum combined military, practical, scientific and liberal instruction. Guided by his educational principles, Norwich University pioneered in offering civil engineering, physical education and experiential learning and was one of the first institutions to offer instruction in agriculture, modern languages and political-economy. The Morrill Land-Grant Act of 1862 and the 1916 legislation which created the Reserve Officer’s Training Corps are extensions of Partridge’s theories of education. Norwich THETA CHI FRATERNITY U.S. ROUTE. 5 NEAR ST. BARNABAS ESPICOPAL CHURCH

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Vermont Department of Education School Report State of Vermont Complete Report Commissioner: Richard Cate, Commissioner State of Vermont Address: 120 State Street Montpelier Phone: 802-828-3135 Length of School Year: 176.56 Days Length of School Day: 6.5 Hours State of Vermont: General School Information School Participation Information Total School Enrollment Attendance Rate Retention Rate Estimated HS Cohort Graduation Rate N/A N/A Student/Teacher Ratio Eligible Special Education 11-12 Technical Education Rate 9-12 Dropout Rate ... Home Study (Number) State of Vermont: Program Information Technology Number of Students per Computer Number of Students per "New Generation" Computer Internet Access ... Personnel (FTEs): Classrooom teachers Other teachers Instructional aides Instructional coordinators and supervisors Licensed administrators Administrative support Other staff Teacher Contract Information: Total number of contract days Number of professional development days Average teacher salary N/AV State of Vermont: Community Social Indicators ***CAUTION*** Food Assistance Food Stamps Rank in the State (out of 315) N/A N/A N/A Free and Reduced Lunch State of Vermont: Financial Resources ***CAUTION*** With the passage of Vermont's Equal Educational Opportunity Act (ACT 60), school finance in Vermont has changed. Districts and schools have just completed their first years of operation under the new funding formula (Fiscal Years 1999 and 2000). FY00 was the first year the new funding formula was fully implemented. To avoid confusion as the transition to a new system continues, some revenue information from previous School Reports has been edited. For revenue information under the previous funding formula, the Department of Education Financial Management Team suggests that you contact the Vermont Department of Taxes at (802) 828-2505.

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Student Performance: Indicator Definitions Vermont Developmental Reading Assessment (VT- DRA) - Grade 2 Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) (high school only) Advanced Placement (AP) (high school only) Post Secondary Aspirations and Actual Activities After High School (high school only) 21) Vermont Developmental Reading (VT-DRA): The Vermont DRA is a standards-based reading assessment administered individually to each second-grade student. Each student reads a short book and retells the story in his or her own words. Using uniform methods and guidelines, teachers score the student's oral reading for accuracy and the retelling for comprehension. Students must show real understanding of the text, not simply pronounce the words. As books become more difficult, visuals such as illustrations and type size vary along with vocabulary and text complexity The Vermont DRA was adapted from the original Developmental Reading Assessment published by Celebration Press. Extensive modification of the assessment, for statewide assessment purposes, was undertaken by the Vermont Department of Education, the University of Vermont and the Northeast and Islands Regional Lab at Brown University. The School Report shows the number of students with valid assessments and the percent of students scoring in the highest two performance levels - achieved the standard and achieved the standard with honors.

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When license applications are reviewed by the board the following standards will be used as a guide. TYPE-S JOURNEYMAN Standard Equal 6 months experience plus 1 affidavit from master plumber to attest to 6 months in the related field Completion of Vermont Propane Gas Assoc. Hydronic Training programexamination is part of training program and person will not have to take NAI examination OR, Experience acceptable to the Board [Examination] JOURNEYMAN Standard Equal 1) Completed Vermont State Apprenticeship A) No affidavits required OR 12,000 hours documented relevant experienceall hours covered by an affidavit from licensed plumber Appropriate Military Schools on an equivalent hourly basis plus 8000 hours experience under a license holder(s) totaling 12, 000 hours Appropriate Vocational or Trade Schools or incomplete apprentice on an equivalent hourly basis of 1,000 hours per school year plus 8000 hours experience under a license holder(s) totaling 12,000 hours [Examination] [Examination] MASTER Standard Equal Licensed as a Vermont Journeyman for 1 year Journeyman standards metplus 2000 hrs. experience

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Vermont Commission on National and Community Service "Improving Vermonters' Lives Through Voluntary Service" Want to volunteer? See who needs a hand in your county! AmeriCorps Programs In the News... AmeriCorps Helps Vermont Veterans Vermont Governor Jim Douglas with the AmeriCorps members at the Office of Veterans Affairs Montpelier, Vt.Forty-thousand Vermont veterans have been quietly helped over the last month by a group of young adults from across the nation. These veterans have had the information found on their military discharge recorded into a database at the Vermont Office of Veterans Affairs by a ten member AmeriCorps team. This will ensure these veterans can verify their military service and apply for the benefits they earned. The office maintains paper copies of discharge records. Knowing that these records are vulnerable to catastrophic damage, such as fire or flood, as well as the ravages of time, the staff has been working over the past four years to enter the information on these discharges into a computer database. It's been a slow process, and with the help of a volunteer they've recorded just under 15,000 records in that time. "AmeriCorps has done something we could never do on our own," said Clayton Clark, Veteran Services Coordinator at the office. "The team spent 2,000 work hours on this project in four weeks. With our other responsibilities and small staff, it would take more than 10 years to do this work."

28. AMCSUS of America, and contact the schools that best may contact the individual Senior military Colleges at University Founded 1819, www.norwich.edu, Northfield, vermont. http://www.amcsus.org/international.html

The Senior Military Colleges of America International Student Enrollment Program National Defense Authorization Act of FY2000 (PL 106-65) Subtitle E, Section 541 International students interested in pursuing a college education for the purpose of becoming a commissioned officer in their nation's Armed Forces, are now eligible to pursue their goals through the International Student Enrollment Program authorized by the Congress of The United States. The program is managed by the US Secretary of Defense and was established to facilitate the enrollment of International Students at America's Senior Military Colleges. The International Student Enrollment Program provides international students with a high-quality, cost-effective military-based educational experience while enhancing the experience and preparation of future American military leaders through interaction with highly qualified potential military leaders from other nations. Interested students should first review the Web-sites of all the Senior Military Colleges (SMC) of America, and contact the schools that best fit their academic and military interests. The SMC will then process students for admission and deal directly with the office of The Secretary of Defense to determine if any US Federal Scholarship Funds are available.

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Burlington (Vermont) Area Draft and Military Counseling (www.sover.net/~alipsitt/draftmilitary.htm) Last updated on 1.19.04. Cost of the War in Iraq (JavaScript Error) To see more details, click here. We are a Vermont network of trained draft and military counselors who provide free, confidential counseling and assistance to persons facing draft registration, or to persons in the active-duty military, national guard and reserve. We can provide information on building a case for conscientious objector status and help with finding legal resources for persons facing disciplinary actions as war resisters. BADMC was formed in 1980 when Carter brought back draft registration. It includes members who are veterans and served as draft and military counselors during the U.S. war on Vietnam. We have provided counseling services since 1980through the invasions, occupations or bombing of Lebanon (l982), Grenada (1983), Panama (1989), Iraq (1991), Bosnia (1993), Haiti (1994), Somalia (1994), Croatia (1995), Afghanistan (1998), Sudan (1998), Iraq (1998), Yugoslavia (1999) Afghanistan (2001) and Iraq (2003) and next.... (Syria? Iran? North Korea? Cuba?) Yours in the struggle for global social justice

30. VT Dept Of Education School Report: Complete Report State of vermont Post Secondary Aspirations Post Secondary Aspirations, 19981999, 1999-2000, 2000-2001. Other schools 2%, 3.8%, 4%. military Service 3%, 3.1%, 3%. http://maps.vcgi.org/schlrpt/cfusion/schlrpt02/vermont.cfm

Vermont Department of Education School Report State of Vermont Complete Report Commissioner: Raymond J. McNulty State of Vermont Address: 120 State Street Montpelier Phone: 802-828-3135 Length of School Year: 175 Days Length of School Day: 6.50 Hours State of Vermont: General School Information School Participation Information Total School Enrollment Attendance Rate N/AV Retention Rate N/AV Class Size (Elementary K-6) Average Class Size N/AV Student/Teacher ratio Eligible Special Education 9-12 Dropout Rate N/AV Home Study (Number) N/AV State of Vermont: Program Information Technology Number of Students per Computer Number of Students per "New Generation" Computer Internet Access ... Personnel (FTEs): Classrooom teachers Other teachers Instructional aides Instructional coordinators and supervisors Licensed administrators Administrative support Other staff Teacher Contract Information: Total number of contract days N/AV Number of professional development days N/AV Average teacher salary State of Vermont: Community Social Indicators ***CAUTION*** Level of Education (Adults in Town) Vermont Food Assistance Food Stamps Rank in the State (out of 315) N/A N/A N/A Free and Reduced Lunch State of Vermont: Financial Resources ***CAUTION*** With the passage of Vermont's Equal Educational Opportunity Act (ACT 60), school finance in Vermont has changed. Districts and schools have just completed their first years of operation under the new funding formula (Fiscal Years 1999 and 2000). FY00 was the first year the new funding formula was fully implemented. To avoid confusion as the transition to a new system continues, some revenue information from previous School Reports has been edited. This information is still available from the Department of Education. Please contact the Financial Management Team at 802-828-3151 to request historical financial resources information.

31. VT Dept Of Education School Report: Complete Report Post Secondary Aspirations, 19971998, 1998-1999, 1999-2000, vermont (most recent). Other schools N/A, N/A, N/A, N/AV. military Service N/A, N/A, N/A, N/AV. http://maps.vcgi.org/schlrpt/cfusion/schlrpt01/complete.cfm?psid=PS206

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33. Covertly Recruiting Kids, 29 Sep 03 their names made available to the military, but they should act quickly, before schools hand over the David Goodman is a journalist and author in vermont. http://www.notinourname.net/resources_links/covert-recruiting-29sep03.htm

dqmcodebase = "/menu/" //script folder location Covertly recruiting kids "This law really isn't about recruiting. It's about stamping out political dissent and local control." David Goodman AlterNet September 29, 2003 A week before school started this year, I noticed a small advertisement in my local newspaper. It was from my school district, and buried in the ad's fine print was an announcement that the local high school would be sending the names and phone numbers for all juniors and seniors to U.S. military recruiters. This is more than a back-door assault on student privacy. It may have life-or-death consequences for unwitting kids who are contacted by recruiters. This student information give-away was mandated in a little-known provision of the No Child Left Behind Act, President Bush's sweeping education law. The law went into effect in 2002, but many schools only became aware of the obscure military recruiting provision in the last year. Schools risk losing all federal aid if they fail to provide military recruiters full access to their students; the aid is contingent on complying with federal law. This recruiting access provision is different from draft registration. Military conscription ended in 1973, but starting in 1980, 18-year-old males have been required to register for possible military call-up.

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