81. Autobody Pro: Vocational Schools & Associations Return to vocational schools Links Page. vocational schools Associations. WESTVIRGINIA. Academy of Careers and Technology 390 Stanaford Rd., Beckley, W.Va. http://www.autobodypro.com/edu/schools/wv.htm

Return to Vocational Schools Links Page WEST VIRGINIA Academy of Careers and Technology 390 Stanaford Rd., Beckley, W.Va. 25801 304-256-4615 fax: 304-256-4674 Instructor: Charles Pack Jr. Send eMail to Charles at: cpackjr@hotmail.com 4799 Midland Drive, Charleston, WV 25306 Contact: Jerry McIntosh, Autobody Dept. Add my school to the list. For advertising information, select here

82. Education - City Of Suffolk vocational SCHOOL The Pruden Center for Industry and Technology 4169 PrudenBlvd. Suffolk, virginia 23434 Phone (757) 9255651. Back to Top . http://www.suffolk.va.us/cmty/edu.html

[ ELEMENTARY ] [ MIDDLE ] [ HIGH ] [ COLLEGE ] ADDITIONAL EDUCATION RESOURCES COLLEGE Tidewater Community College Portsmouth Campus 7000 College Drive Portsmouth, VA Telephone: (757) 484-2121 Paul D. Camp Community College Oliver K. Hobbs - Suffolk Campus 271 Kenyon Road Suffolk, VA 23434 Telephone: (757) 925-2283 Back to Top ... ADDITIONAL EDUCATION RESOURCES ... ALTERNATIVE SCHOOL Turlington Woods 629 Turlington Road Suffolk, VA 23434 Phone: (757) 925-5525 Fax: (757)925-5583 CHRISTIAN SCHOOL First Baptist Christian School 237 North Main Street Suffolk, VA 23434 Phone: (757) 925-0274 Fax: (757) 539-2575 PRIVATE SCHOOL Nansemond-Suffolk Academy 3373 Pruden Blvd. Suffolk, VA 23434

83. Frankie Pierce & The Tennessee Vocational School For Colored Girls In 1960, virginia Edmondson became superintendent. The Tennessee vocational Schoolfor Girls was renamed the Tennessee Reception and Guidance Center for http://www.tnstate.edu/library/digital/pierce.htm

J. FRANKIE PIERCE AND THE TENNESSEE VOCATIONAL SCHOOL FOR COLORED GIRLS (1923-1979) Frankie Pierce was born during or shortly after the Civil War to Nellie Seay, the house slave of a Smith County legislator. Frankie received her education in John G. McKee Freedmen's School in Nashville. She married and left Nashville, returning at the death of her husband with a mission of her own in mind: to found an institution for delinquent colored girls. J. Frankie Pierce supposedly received the inspiration for establishing such a school by observing this nature in other southern states. She also was influenced by her friendship with a probation officer, who reluctantly took delinquent black girls to jail because the law would not permit them to enter white institutions. Mrs. Pierce soon set about the task of laying a foundation of support, organizing the City Federation of Colored Women's Clubs and the Negro Women's Reconstruction Service League. She was a leading member of First Colored Baptist Church (Capitol Hill). After extensive lobbying, the Tennessee Vocational School for Colored Girls bill was passed by the General Assembly on April 7, 1921, and the school opened its doors on October 9, 1923. Frankie Pierce became its first superintendent, a position she held until 1939. Located at 2700 Heiman Street, the school had a sixty-six-acre campus and employed an average of sixty-nine workers. Girls twelve to fifteen years old were received from across the state and were released through the Division of Juvenile Probation. The school was approved through the ninth grade and included academic and vocational training.

84. West Virginia School Directory On-line South Branch vocational School 401 Pierpont Street Petersburg, WV 26847 Back to SchoolDirectory. West virginia Department of Education 1900 Kanawha Boulevard http://wvde.state.wv.us/ed_directory/?county_id=24&school_id=701

85. WVDE Policies Policy 5050 West virginia Commission for Professional Teaching Standards (PDF 5301College Hours or Comparable Training in a vocational School (WordPerfect) (PDF http://wvde.state.wv.us/policies/

State Board Policies Search Board Policies for Keywords: Search: Open for Public Comment Policy 2320 - Process For Improving Education: Performance Based Accreditation System ( PDF Word ) Until June 14 SSAC Proposed Rule Changes We have the Waiver Request Form available for download as a PDF document. Download here . You will need Adobe Acrobat to view/print this form. WEST VIRGINIA STATE BOARD POLICIES Article I - Series 1000 Role and Function of State Education Agency Policy 1230 Freedom of Information Requests Policy 1224.1 Accounting Procedures Manual for Public Schools Policy 1241 Notice and Conduct of Meetings Policy 1242 State Board of Education Policy Making Process Policy 1340 Rules of Procedure for Hearings and Appeals ( WordPerfect PDF Policy 1461 Drug-Free Workplace ( Word PDF Article II - Series 2000 Educational Program Development Policy 2315 Comprehensive Developmental Guidance Policy ( PDF WordPerfect Policy 2320 - Process For Improving Education: Performance Based Accreditation System ( PDF Word Policy 2340 West Virginia Measures of Academic Progress Program ( PDF WordPerfect Policy 2417 - Programs of Study for Limited English Proficiency Students ( Word PDF Policy 2418 Alternative Education Programs for Disruptive Students Policy 2419 Education of Exceptional Students Policy 2419 Education of Exceptional Students ( PDF Wordperfect Effective May 17 Policy 2420 Adult Education Policy 2421 Harassment Policy 2422.2

86. Archived - The Quality Of Vocational Education: Chapter 2, References teaching performance of secondary school vocational industrial education instructors.Unpublished doctoral dissertation, virginia Polytechnic Institute and http://www.ed.gov/pubs/VoEd/Chapter2/Part6.html

Archived Information The Quality of Vocational Education, June 1998 References Beidel, D. L. (1993). Perceptions, Attitudes, Teaching Load, and Compensation of Non-Degree and Degree Vocational-Industrial Teachers. Draft copy of unpublished doctoral dissertation, The Pennsylvania State University, University Park. On becoming a teacher: Vocational education and the induction process. Berkeley: National Center for Research in Vocational Education, University of California at Berkeley. Camp, W. G., & Heath-Camp, B. (1989). "Structuring the induction process for beginning vocational teachers." Journal of Vocational and Technical Education On becoming a teacher: "They just gave me a key and said, `Good luck. '" Berkeley: National Center for Research in Vocational Education, University of California at Berkeley. Camp, W. G., & Heath-Camp, B. (1992). "Problems of beginning vocational teachers." Journal of Vocational and Technical Education Covey, J. W. (1973). The testing of four major dimensions of professional preparation models for the development of vocational-technical education.

87. Virginia Peninsula Vocational Technical High School Alumni @ Reunion virginia Peninsula vocational Technical High School Alumni @ Reunion.com RegisterFree Today to view your current_country_vc high school alumni class list at http://static.reunion.com/v/vir/virginiapeninsulavocationaltechnical/

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88. Lee Co Vocational School High School Alumni Classmates @ Reunion Lee Co vocational School Find Old Friends Millions Listed http://static.reunion.com/us/virginia/benhur/leecovocationalschool/

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89. Virginia Department Of Education Web Site Index Directory virginia s Public Education Network (VA.PEN) virginia School EntranceLaws VSEN (virginia Satellite Educational Network) vocational and Adult http://141.104.22.210/VDOE/siteindex/

Virginia Department of Education Web Site Index You may scroll down to browse our index or select the first letter of the topic you are searching. Accreditation of Public Schools Adult Education Agency Divisions Annual School Report ... Year 2000 Page Send comments to: mbest@pen.k12.va.us [Last Update: January 6, 1999] [VDOE Home] [Top of Page]

90. Vocational Rehabilitation Program If you have problems getting or keeping a job, or keeping up in school or jobtraining, you may have a virginia DRS vocational Rehabilitation Program http://www.vadrs.org/vocrehab.htm

Department of Rehabilitative Services Web Policy Governor of Virginia Contact Us Skip to Content ... Employment Services > Vocational Rehabilitation Program Boards and Councils Public Events Calendar Commissioner's Hello Find an Office ... Site Index Vocational Rehabilitation (VR) Program Office Directory Consumer Forms Your Path to Work Self-Employment Enterprise Handbook ... State Plan for Vocational Rehabilitation DRS Vocational Rehabilitation Program helps people with disabilities get ready for, find, and keep a job. We have 36 offices across Virginia and a residential training and medical rehabilitation center called the Woodrow Wilson Rehabilitation Center. The Vocational Rehabilitation Program is an eligibility program, not an entitlement program. Decisions about eligibility and necessary services are made on a case-by-case basis. To Learn More Message for High School Students with Disabilities (Adobe PDF Format) Who May Apply Making a Referral How to Apply Frequently Asked Questions ... Virginia DRS Vocational Rehabilitation Program Manuals To learn more, you may: Read about the vocational rehabilitation process and consumer rights and responsibilities in the VR Handbook, Your Path to Work Through Vocational Rehabilitation.

91. School To Work Transition Services (Some regions in virginia may not have PERT Services available) Provides highschool students a comprehensive evaluation in the areas of vocational skills http://www.vadrs.org/transitionservices.htm

Department of Rehabilitative Services Web Policy Governor of Virginia Contact Us Skip to Content ... Home > School to Work Transition Services Boards and Councils Public Events Calendar Commissioner's Hello Find an Office ... Site Index School to Work Transition Services In partnership with people with disabilities and their families, the Virginia Department of Rehabilitative Services collaborates with the public and private sectors to provide and advocate for the highest quality services that empower individuals with disabilities to maximize their employment, independence and full inclusion into society. For more information about contacting offices in your locality, please call: 1-800-552-5019 (Voice) 1-800-464-9950 (TTY) WHAT ARE TRANSITION SERVICES? Transition services assist students in the movement from school to the world of work and adult life. The Department of Rehabilitative Services works together with students, families, schools and community agencies to provide services to support a successful transition from school to work. HOW CAN YOUR DRS COUNSELOR ASSIST YOU?

92. Centerview: News From Virginia Vocational Curriculum And Resource Center The schoolcommunity connection efforts address all of the virginia HSTW key changingthe instructional practices; revising vocational/technical studies; http://www.cteresource.org/publications/centerview/archive/SP98/promising.html

VVCRC Centerview Spring '98 Volume 13 , Number 2 Current News and Information for Vocational Teachers and Administrators across Virginia HSTW Assistance Teams Identify Promising Practices During Virginia High Schools That Work technical assistance visits for 1997-98, the teams have identified numerous promising practices that reflect HSTW key practices and may serve as models for other schools. Nansemond River High School in Suffolk and William Byrd High School in Vinton are among the schools with promising practices. Nansemond River Encourages Parental Involvement in Planning Nansemond River High School (NRHS), in the Virginia HSTW network for two years, is establishing a strong program for involving parents in student educational planning. Efforts to involve parents include the following: Guidance Night - All parents are invited to a session to learn about guidance services and to meet with their child's counselor at the beginning of the educational planning process. Evening Office Hours - During designated times, the guidance office is open from 6:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. to accommodate parents who work during the day and wish to meet with their child's counselor. Tech Prep Recruitment - A day and evening program is provided to orient students and parents about the Tech Prep offerings and opportunities.

93. Granting Academic Credit For Vocational Education. Overview. ERIC Digest virginia has a state policy for awarding academic credit for vocational education.In 1984 virginia increased its requirements for high school graduation from http://www.ericdigests.org/pre-924/credit.htm

Site Links Home Search for ERIC Digests Privacy Policy Resources for Library Instruction ... Information Literacy Blog ERIC Identifier: Publication Date: Author: Naylor, Michele Source: ERIC Clearinghouse on Adult Career and Vocational Education Columbus OH. Granting Academic Credit for Vocational Education. Overview. ERIC Digest No. 57. WHICH BASIC SKILLS CAN BE TAUGHT IN VOCATIONAL EDUCATION? Attempting to address each of these areas while at the same time providing a rigorous, hands-on program of instruction in a specific occupational area may seem unrealistically ambitious, but evidence confirms that many vocational programs already include a significant amount of instruction in at least some of these skill areas. For example, vocational education students, teachers, parents, and business and industry representatives in North Carolina were asked to review existing and revised curriculum materials for three vocational programs. Results indicated that the materials included significantly more instruction in science and math skills than the respondents had imagined (Holsey and Rosenfeld, 1985; Rosenfeld and Holsey, 1985). WHICH PROGRAMS AWARD ACADEMIC CREDIT FOR VOCATIONAL EDUCATION?

94. ED275887 1986-00-00 Granting Academic Credit For Vocational Education. Overview. Team Teaching, Two Year Colleges, vocational Education Identifiers ERIC Digests,Great Oaks Joint vocational School District OH, New York, virginia. . http://www.ericfacility.net/databases/ERIC_Digests/ed275887.html

ERIC Identifier: Publication Date: Author: Naylor, Michele Source: ERIC Clearinghouse on Adult Career and Vocational Education Columbus OH. Granting Academic Credit for Vocational Education. Overview. ERIC Digest No. 57. THIS DIGEST WAS CREATED BY ERIC, THE EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES INFORMATION CENTER. FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT ERIC, CONTACT ACCESS ERIC 1-800-LET-ERIC TEXT: WHY OFFER ACADEMIC CREDIT FOR VOCATIONAL EDUCATION? WHICH BASIC SKILLS CAN BE TAUGHT IN VOCATIONAL EDUCATION? Attempting to address each of these areas while at the same time providing a rigorous, hands-on program of instruction in a specific occupational area may seem unrealistically ambitious, but evidence confirms that many vocational programs already include a significant amount of instruction in at least some of these skill areas. For example, vocational education students, teachers, parents, and business and industry representatives in North Carolina were asked to review existing and revised curriculum materials for three vocational programs. Results indicated that the materials included significantly more instruction in science and math skills than the respondents had imagined (Holsey and Rosenfeld, 1985; Rosenfeld and Holsey, 1985).

95. Chronicle Vocational School Manual: Sample or Registered vocational and Technical schools. The manual has data onvocational schools offering postsecondary occupational education. http://tnt.spidergraphics.com/scripts/t3cgi.exe/cgp3/cgp3wrap.taf?page=vsmsmpl.h

96. Vocational-Technical Centers Regional Career and Technical Centers. Last updated on April 30, 2004. AmeliaNottoway Voc Ctr Mr. Richard J. Glowinski Sch 311-0380 Rt 1 Box 252 (804) 645-7854 148 Vo Tech Rd, Jetersville, VA 23083 Charlottesville-Albemarle Tech Mr. J. vocational Tech Ctr Mr. Charles James Friedl Sch 309-0010 20000 Rowanty Rd (804) 246-5741 Carson, VA 23830 Valley vocational http://www.pen.k12.va.us/VDOE/dbpubs/doedir/regvoc.html

Regional Career and Technical Centers Last updated on June 11, 2004 Amelia-Nottoway Voc Ctr Mr. Richard J. Glowinski Sch#: 311-0380 Rt 1 Box 252 (804) 645-7854 148 Vo Tech Rd, Jetersville, VA 23083 Charlottesville-Albemarle Tech Mr. J. Joseph Johnson III Sch#: 301-0130 1000 East Rio Rd (434) 973-4461 Charlottesville, VA 22901-1899 G W Carver-Pied Tech Ed Ctr Mr. John P. Toth Sch#: 305-0430 PO Box 999 (540) 825-0476 Culpeper, VA 22701 Jackson River Tech Ctr Mr. Thomas M. P. Beirne Sch#: 302-0330 105 E Country Club Ln (540) 862-1308 Covington, VA 24426-9640 Massanutten Tech Ctr Mr. Marshall Price Sch#: 304-0980 325 Pleasant Valley Rd (540) 434-5961 Harrisonburg, VA 22801-9756 New Horizons Tech Ctr-Woodside Mr. Roger W. Tomlinson Sch#: 307-0210 13400 Woodside Ln (804) 874-4444 Newport News, VA 23608 Northern Neck Technical Center Mr. Harold Randolph Long Sch#: 310-0010 PO Box 787 (804) 333-4940 Warsaw, VA 22572 Pruden Center for Indus/Tech Mrs. Peggy S. Wade Sch#: 308-0120 4169 Pruden Blvd (757) 539-7407 Suffolk, VA 23434

97. Chantilly High School - Career Center Northern virginia Community College (NOVA) Programs available at NOVA and VocationalSchools Business, Trade and Technical Information on private professional http://www.fcps.k12.va.us/ChantillyHS/careercenter/colleges.shtml

4201 Stringfellow Road, Chantilly, VA 20151 (703)222-8100 About CHS Academics Activities Administration ... Student Services Career Center Main Career Center News College Visits College Info ... Standardized Testing College Information Listed below are links which students/parents may find helpful in the college selection process. For a comprehensive list of helpful sites please visit Fairfax County's Career Connections website and link to "Post Secondary Education." Schev Site of the State Council of Higher Education in Virginia provides links to all Virginia colleges and universities, and has comprehensive information about education in the state. Virginia's Private Colleges Provides links to admissions, financial aid and the Tuition Assistance Grant at private colleges in Virginia. ... Mrs Audrey Kirtland

98. Providing Professional Development Activities For School-to-Work Initiatives Definitions Professional Development for Schoolto-Work Center for Research inVocational Education Materials virginia Tech Office National Center for http://www.ncrel.org/sdrs/areas/issues/envrnmnt/stw/sw500.htm

Critical Issue: Providing Professional Development Activities for School-to-Work Initiatives ISSUE: Successful school-to-work (STW) initiatives require academic and vocational staff who can integrate vocational and academic education, provide work-based learning opportunities in partnership with local businesses, and prepare all students for work or further education. These teachers, in turn, need professional development to gain a working understanding of the conceptual and practical applications of STW efforts. OVERVIEW: As STW initiatives move from the planning stages to full implementation across the nation, professional development will play an essential role. School leaders can use professional development programs to communicate a shared vision of STW reforms and provide access to the skills needed to support those reforms. All staff - from vocational and academic teachers to counselors and administrators - should have opportunities for professional development in the following areas: Developing strategies for implementing STW programs Collaboration, teamwork, and mentoring

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