81. Medical College Of Wisconsin Pediatric General Pediatrics Clinical Programs to 20 Walk in Clinic for after school care general pediatrics section has a general inpatient service at Children s Hospital of wisconsin providing care http://www.mcw.edu/peds/genpeds/clinical.html

Department of Pediatrics Section of General Pediatrics Clinical Programs Downtown Health Center (DHC): Located in Milwaukee's inner city, the DHC is the primary pediatric clinic of the Medical College of Wisconsin Department of Pediatrics and of the Children's Hospital of Wisconsin serving a medically underserved population with 85% of our patients on some form of Title 19 medical insurance. The clinic operates 6 days a week including evening hours. Providing care to infants, children and adolescents, we see patients from birth to age 19. We have adolescent and teen tot clinics . In addition to providing primary pediatric care, we are the teaching site for general outpatient pediatrics and adolescent medicine for all pediatric residents, med/peds residents and medical students. The clinic takes many types of medical insurance but in particular, United Healthcare T-19, Human T-19, straight T-19 as well as uninsured patients on a sliding fee schedule. Call (414) 277-8900 to make an appointment and to see if we accept your medical insurance. Milwaukee Adolescent Health Program (MAHP): Directed by section faculty, the MAHP provides outreach to the vulnerable teenage population. Sites of medical care include: general adolescent and teen tot clinics at the DHC; school based clinics at South Division and Custer High Schools; the juvenile detention facility; the Child and Adolescent Treatment Center for teens hospitalized for mental health related issues; the 12 to 20 Walk in Clinic for after school care. The MAHP received a Founder's Award for health care delivery to adolescents from the

82. Learning Safety - How A Wisconsin School Avoided A Littleton-style Massacre The school board has authorized $250,000 to wire the assists in emergencies, says RodBarnett, general manager and for Best Access in thestate of wisconsin. http://securitysolutions.com/mag/security_learning_safety_wisconsin/

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83. EDUCATIONAL SPECIALIST SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGY 5. Scores from the general aptitude test of the Graduate Record Examination. THE EAU CLAIRE ADVANTAGE The wisconsin School Psychologists Association has named http://www.uwec.edu/GradAdmiss/Facts/ms-edpsy.html

Academics Graduate Fact Sheets EDUCATIONAL SPECIALIST SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGY The graduate program in school psychology is a three-year, 67-credit program that prepares students to practice school psychology in public schools. The program is approved by the National Association of School Psychologists, permitting students to qualify for the National Certified School Psychologist license. The school psychology program aims to: Develop a practitioner who can provide a broad range of diagnostic and intervention services emphasizing the behavioral, but including clinical, medical and educational perspectives. Develop direct service competencies. Develop research skills. The school psychology program provides the following unique educational opportunities: Collaboration with faculty in research projects. The Human Development Center (HDC), the campus interdisciplinary clinic, provides high quality, low cost diagnostic services to clients of all ages. Students from school psychology, communication disorders, special education, social work, reading and nursing collaborate to provide a complete assessment and recommendations for intervention. School psychology students provide culturally appropriate diagnostic and intervention services to children and families on the Lac du Flambeau Indian reservation.

84. General Counsel - University Of Wisconsin System be made publicly available under the general balancing test who is a member of the wisconsin National Guard US armed forces and withdraws from school to report http://www.uwsa.edu/gc-off/news.htm

Text-only March 29, 2004 The University of Wisconsin System Administration Outreach Program Manager I (50%) Working Title: Regent Records Policy Advisor - Madison, WI The RRPA will also have responsibility for assisting the Secretary with the compilation of the Board's academic policies, and with the appropriate recording of revisions, amendments and repeal of the policies, and for developing and applying appropriate records retention policies to the Board's specialized files, particularly those concerning gifts, grants, contracts, real estate documents and other historical records of the Board. The position also will provide legal research support to the OGC on other matters, and may perform additional duties as assigned. Salary: $41,828 - $62,742 annual equivalent salary commensurate with experience and qualifications plus an excellent benefit package.

85. WSDC : Shape Up Wisconsin Kids general Mitchell Elementary School, Cudahy; Jackson School, Green Bay; John Muir and thanks to everyone who participated in Shape Up wisconsin Kids 2004! http://www.badgerstategames.org/health/index.php?category_id=984

86. ABC 7 News - Wisconsin AG: School Reforms Can 't Be Forced wisconsin AG School Reforms Can t Be Forcedwisconsin s attorney general has issued an opinion that the federal government can t force states to comply with http://www.wjla.com/news/stories/0504/146693.html

wjla.com web by Sports News The District Virginia ... Home Page Which of the following describes you? Injured on the job or in the line of duty. Received misdiagnosis or improper care for medical condition. Creditors are demanding payments I can’t make. Need assistance with a Visa, or Green Card. ... Wrongfully terminated or sexually harassed in the workplace. What's Your Legal Question? Wisconsin AG: School Reforms Can 't Be Forced UPDATED Friday May 14, 2004 3:38am So... seen any cicadas yet? None One or two A few Hundreds Thousands Signup for eNews Alerts ABC 7 Pulse Poll Whats Your Opinion? Printable Version ... Community Gathers To Support Fallen 5th-Grader's Family MADISON, Wis. (AP) - Wisconsin's attorney general has issued an opinion that the federal government can't force states to comply with the No Child Left Behind Act without fully funding it. The opinion released Thursday was the first in the country from a state attorney general on the education reform measure, according to the National Conference of State Legislatures. Attorney General Peg Lautenschlager said "clear and compelling" language in the law itself says the federal government can't make states or school districts pay the law's mandated costs for improved education.

87. General Records Schedules For State Records wisconsin general Schedules http//www.doa.state.wi.us/docs_list.asp Personnel and Related Records; Purchasing and Procurement; wisconsin School Districts; http://www.coshrc.org/arc/states/res_sch_genlst.htm

Information Resources on Archives and Records Administration for State and Local Governments Links to resources on state archives and records program Web sites Note: If any state archives or records administrators know of additional documents that should be listed here, please email information to Vicki Walch , NFACE Project Coordinator. Updated January 27, 2004 Back to Information Resources index COSHRC home COSHRC Site Map General Schedules for State Records Back to Scheduling and Disposition of Records Preparing Records Schedules General Schedules (State) General Schedules (Local) Disposition of Records Alaska General Administrative Records Schedule http://www.archives.state.ak.us/documents/General%20Retention%20Schedule.pdf Commissioner Schedule http://www.archives.state.ak.us/documents/commissioner%20schedule.pdf Connecticut Records Retention Schedules for State Agencies http://www.cslib.org/retstate.htm

88. Wisconsin.gov - Portal Home Government. Public Services. Business. Education. wisconsin Facts. Health Safety. Relocation. Visiting. Governor Doyle's Plan to Create Jobs. wisconsin's Prescription Drug Resource Center Visit http://www.wisconsin.gov/

89. Campuses - University Of Wisconsin System Textonly. Click on the circle next to a campus for quick facts about that campus and a link to the campus's website. - http://www.wisconsin.edu/campuses

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90. Hamilton School District (Waukesha County, Wis.). Predecessor School District Re School districtsWisconsinWaukesha County. TeachersSalariesWisconsinWaukesha County. 10, general Record Book, 19431956, 2, 6. http://www.uwm.edu/Libraries/arch/findaids/wauksr35.htm

Archives: Finding Aid Hamilton School District (Waukesha County, Wis.). Predecessor school district records, 1867-1963. Waukesha Series 35 1.8 cubic feet (1 record center carton, and 2 archives boxes) ABSTRACT: Series contains the records of the districts that merged to form Hamilton Schools in Waukesha County, Wisconsin. Most of the records are from 1955-1961. The majority of the records are general record books, which contain minutes of the annual school board meeting, financial statements, and teacher contracts. There are also school board meeting minutes in Districts 1, 5, 7 and 10. District Number 7 has a pupil register and a record book of library material circulation. The series contains records from the following school districts: District No. 3 (Villages of Lannon and Menomonee Falls) District No. 5 (Towns of Menomonee Falls and Brookfield) District No. 6 (Villages of Menomonee Falls, Lannon and Town of Lisbon) District No. 7 (Town of Lisbon) District No. 10 (Village of Butler, Towns of Brookfield, and Menomonee Falls) District Number 5 was the home of the Marcy Elementary School, Number 6 the Willow Spring Elementary, and Number 10 Butler Elementary.

91. Brooklyn, Wisconsin In 1992 the population of Brooklyn, wisconsin is 789, consisting of 300 households. . . ) Children in Grades K5 attend Brooklyn Elementary School which is http://www.brooklyn.net/other_bklyns/bklyn_wi.html

Brooklyn, Wisconsin Eric Hurwitz (The Ohio State University) The following excerpt gives a brief description of Brooklyn, Wisconsin. It comes from a cookbook put together by the Village as was offered to me by the City Clerk, Linda Stace: Brooklyn Today In 1992 the population of Brooklyn, Wisconsin is 789, consisting of 300 households. It has grown almost 20% in the past 16 years. It is still growing. Of the village's population, about half are under the age of 18. (And you thought you were imagining all those kids. . . . ) Children in Grades K-5 attend Brooklyn Elementary School which is in the process of remodeling and expanding to serve the growing population. Older kids attend Middle School, Junior and Senior High School in Oregon. All of Brooklyn's young people receive a quality education set forth by the high standards of the Oregon School District. Brooklyn boasts two parks for playing, picnicking and relaxing: Smithfield Park on the east edge of the village and the Brooklyn Jaycee Park in the center of town. The American Legion Softball Diamond, next to the Jaycee Park, is the site of league softball games on most summer nights and the Brooklyn Softball Association's Tournament every September. Area residents also enjoy a little noisier competition every fall, the American Legion Tractor Pull. T he spiritual needs of the Village are met by two churches, Brooklyn United Methodist and Brooklyn Lutheran. Sunday School, choir, dinners and a food pantry are some church-sponsored activities. Joint services between the two churches are held during summer months. Mount Hope Cemetery provides a final resting place for many Village residents.

92. WSJ News big chains, the first assumption is that you don t want to be at school or you with a staff member as racially charged, and he said students in general need to http://www.madison.com/wisconsinstatejournal/local/55337.php

Classifieds Jobs Autos Homes ... Archives Reader Services Subscribe Renew your subscription Temporary stop Carrier opportunities ... Newspapers In Education Advertiser services: Place a Classified ad Media kit Digital file requirements Answer Book ... Community pages Schools to look inward for institutionalized racism 11:35 PM 8/22/03 Doug Erickson Education reporter Frustrated by a nagging achievement gap that separates minorities from their white peers, the Madison School District is confronting the unpleasant possibility that institutionalized racism holds back students of color. Of the 27 pupils taking Algebra III, only three were students of color like herself, she said. It was a depressingly familiar sight. Knight added that some students of color are too quick to view every interaction with a staff member as racially charged, and he said students in general need to respect teachers more. Singleton, a former admissions director at the University of Pennsylvania who now runs a consulting business in San Francisco, argues that to close the gap, educators must be aggressively anti-racist, not merely non-racist.

93. Wisconsin School For The Visually Impaired the visually handicapped is the only school of its kind in the state of wisconsin. development, Orientation and Mobility, musicgeneral and individualized http://www.wcbvi.k12.wi.us/wsvh/

Skip Nav Bar Home Search Contact Us ... Staff Login A Welcome Message from the Staff of the WSVH WSVH News Week at a Glance This month's Eye Spy is now available WCBVI What is the WCBVI WSVH Helpful Information for Parents, Students and Teachers Athletic Department 2004 - 2005 School Year Calendar 2003-2004 Student Handbook ... Technology Welcome to Wisconsin School for the Visually Handicapped on the Web. Our school for the visually handicapped is the only school of its kind in the state of Wisconsin. There are currently 78 students with varying degrees of visual impairment enrolled full time, with other students, receiving short term educational services. WSVH WSVH offers a wide variety of extracurricular activities. Students can train and compete in everything from track and field to swimming, wrestling, and cheerleading. The athletic teams offer an excellent opportunity for students to stay fit, have fun, and socialize with kids from the community, as well as other blind children and teens from around the country. Non-athletic activities include area Scouts, volunteer community service, student council participation and activities, horseback riding, 4-H, speech and music competitions, and our annual prom. The recreation department takes care of what little downtime remains with optional outings, bike rides, bingo games, and supervised hangout sessions in our teen center. Gem of Rock County The Wisconsin School for the Visually Handicapped ( WSVH ) is located in southern Rock County on the south bank of the Rock River. It has been in this residential Janesville location since June 1, 1852, although the school was actually incorporated on February 9, 1850, four months after instruction had begun for its first eight pupils. Though several changes have occurred in its programming, facilities, and grounds, its original mission - providing an exemplary education to prepare visually handicapped students to live independent, full, and rewarding lives - has remained the same for those who have served as faculty and staff throughout its history.

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