CRM Today : Kansas City Mo. School District Selects Siemens said Elonia Norwood, director of information technology at kansas City, Mo. SchoolDistrict the Siemens solution is the HiPath 3000 SMG (survivable media gateway http://www.crm2day.com/news/crm/EpuukZpFEkQhGmqeth.php
Greenbush - Site Map Program kansas Neurological Institute kansas Teaching Jobs Fiche Lawrence GardnerHigh school Leadership Academy M MACS Math Initiative media Center Alignment http://www.greenbush.org/sitemap/sitemap2.htm
Genetics Education Center Resources for educators interested in human genetics and the human genome project. The site is maintained Category Science Biology Genetics Education Gene media Forum, audio/video, transcripts, email list biology), LFitzgerald, ApolloHigh school, Glendale, AZ with Disabilities, 1995 Univ kansas, endorsed by http://www.kumc.edu/gec/
Extractions: Genetics Education Center University of Kansas Medical Center For educators interested in human genetics and the human genome project Human Genome Project Resources (books, videos, curricula) Lesson Plans Networking Genetic Conditions Careers ... Search The Human Genome Project Genetic Education Resources Resources curricula books videotapes ... Genetic Lesson Plans - from teachers in KUMC and other programs Genetic Conditions - support groups, addresses, links
LION: Organizations Of Interest To School Librarians The organization includes a Section of school Libraries and Resource centers. KansasAssociation of school Librarians. Kentucky school media Association. http://www.libraries.phila.k12.pa.us/lion/organizations.html
Extractions: Assembly on Literature for Adolescents (ALAN) ALAN is a special-interest group of the National Council of Teachers of English. Its members include teachers, authors, librarians, publishers, and others with an interest in young adult literature. The organization publishes The ALAN Review , a journal emphasizing new books, research, and methods of teaching adolescent literature. The full text of the journal is available online. Association for Educational Communications and Technology (AECT) The mission of AECT is "to provide leadership in educational communications and technology by linking professionals holding a common interest in the use of educational technology and its application to the learning process." One of the 11 divisions of this large organization is the
Rose Hill High School Library role models; 3.) certified school library media specialists and com _Rose Hill High school Phone (316 Rose Hill, or visit other kansas Cities http://www.usd394.com/rhhs/library/libevents.html
Extractions: In an information age, literacy demands not only the ability to read and write, but also the ability to process information and communicate effectively. Research suggests that reading proficiency increases with the amount of time spent reading voluntarily. Unfortunately, independent reading is often a casualty in our fast paced, media-oriented society. Todays students know how to read but have little or no interest in doing so. They have failed to catch the love of reading; therefore, they choose not to read. The adoption of Goals 2000 has made literacy an issue of national importance; therefore, a primary goal of the school library media program must be to create life-long readers. To become life-long readers, students must have . . . 1.) access to current, quality, high interest, and extensive collections of books and other print materials in their library media centers, classrooms, and public libraries;
Extractions: May 1997 ATSDR AND EPA Warn the Public About Continuing Patterns of Metallic Mercury Esposure Metallic mercury is a hazardous chemical that can cause serious health problems. Children (especially very young children) and fetuses are most vulnerable. The Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry (ATSDR), part of the U.S. Public Health Service, and the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) are jointly issuing an alert to the general public. There is a continuing pattern of metallic mercury exposure in children and teenagers and in persons using certain folk medicines or participating in certain ethnic or religious practices. It is important for the general public to understand that either short-term or long-term exposures to metallic mercury can lead to serious health problems. Human exposure to metallic mercury occurs primarily from breathing contaminated air. Other forms of mercury can be absorbed by drinking contaminated water, eating food (usually fish containing mercury), and from skin contact. At high levels, metallic mercury can cause effects on the nervous system and the developing fetus. Other forms of mercury can damage other organs. Even at low levels, metallic mercury can cause health problems.
Extractions: Contact: CDC, Center for Chronic Disease Prevention Facts About: Youth Tobacco Surveillance United States, 1998-1999 National Youth Tobacco Survey (NYTS) The National Youth Tobacco Survey (NYTS) was conducted September-October 1999 by the American Legacy Foundation in collaboration with the CDC Foundation and with technical assistance from the CDC. The NYTS report provides first-ever national data on the prevalence of current tobacco use among middle school students and documents the emergence of bidis and kreteks among middle and high school students. Approximately 15,000 students in grades 6 through 12 from about 131 public and private schools participated in the NYTS. A previous report focusing on tobacco use prevalence was published in the January 28, 2000 issue of the MMWR.
Current Openings At School Of Journalism extensive professional or student media experience, including Additional informationabout kansas State University may about the AQ Miller school of Journalism http://jmc.ksu.edu/careers/currentopenings.htm
LMC Program Goals media specialists should be committed to work toward excellence in providing studentswith In keeping with kansas State school recommendations, building http://www.usd320.k12.ks.us/whs/lmc/programgoals.html
Extractions: Wamego High School Library Home of the Red Raiders (USD 320 Board Handbook IFBD) "The principle functions of the library media centers are to process and circulate materials and equipment through an orderly procedure and to provide reference and other services to students and faculty. Media specialists should be committed to work toward excellence in providing students with resources so that they have the opportunity to achieve at their highest levels of performance. The collection shall reflect the broad interests represented in the district curriculum, complemented by appropriate, educationally oriented enrichment materials in a variety of forms. To meet recommended standards, the administration and board must support the development of a collection adequate to meet the curricular needs of the students. Such collections should be large enough so that materials can be placed in classrooms for extended periods of time, should be designed to provide for personal growth and should be adequate for those engaged in independent study. In keeping with Kansas State school recommendations, building principals and the superintendents of the district have the responsibility of leadership in providing a good library media program. In order to establish a quality library media program, there must be necessary funds and facilities according to the standards set by the state board, there must be qualified library media specialists available to schools and there must be a schedule that will encourage the use of the library media center by students and teachers."
ReadingsInfoPower Foundations for Effective school Library media Programs. about Teaching and Learningthrough the schoolÂ’s Library kansas Association of school Librarians. http://www.wlma.org/Professional/ReadingsInfoPower.htm
Extractions: Readings for Information Power Information Power Task Force Advocating Excellence in School Libraries Readings and Resources May, 2000 American Association of School Librarians. Information Power: Building Partnerships for Learning . Chicago: American Library Association, 1998. Association for Teacher-Librarianship in Canada and the Canadian School Library Association. "Competencies for Teacher-librarians in the 21st Century." Teacher Librarian November-December 1998: 22-25. Bradburn, Frances Bryant. Output Measures for School Library Media Programs . New York: Neal-Schuman Publishers, 1999. Brandt, Ron. "Educators Need to Know About the Human Brain." Phi Delta Kappan November 1999: 235-238. Bush, Gail. "Creating an Information Literate School: Here and Now ." National Association of Secondary School Principals. NASSP Bulletin March 1999: 62-67. Cawelti, Gordon, ed. Handbook of Research on Improving Student Achievement nd ed. Education Research Service 1999. Clyde, Laurel A.
OrlandoSentinel.com: News would have helped pay for a media specialist to literacy teacher after enrollmentand her school budget dropped. said June Level, a former kansas state school http://www.orlandosentinel.com/news/education/orl-asecread10111002nov10,0,793453
Organizations Associations and Institutions; ISLMA Illinois school Library media Association;KAECT - kansas Association for Educational Communications Technology; http://www.webpan.com/msauers/libdir/org.html
Extractions: Organizations (89) AASL - American Association of School Librarians AECT - Association for Educational Communications Technology AIME - Association for Indiana Media Educators American Association of Law Libraries ... Cooperative Library Agency for Systems and Services - CLASS Council of Australian University Librarians CSLA - California School Library Association FAME - Florida Association for Media in Education Federal Libraries Information Network ... Youth Services Interest Group of the New Mexico Library Association
Extractions: Remarks to Eisenhower Elementary School Secretary Cohen: Thanks very much. Pleasure for me to be here. I'm especially proud to be here at the Eisenhower Elementary School. Ike, of course, is one of all of our favorites. I don't have a button that Pat and Jim have on, but "I like Ike" as well as most Americans. But he was dedicated to education. He was not only a great military hero and President, but he was also the president of the university and had committed much of his life to the pursuit of education, especially for our children. And so I wanted to be here to promote the President's program and that of Secretary Riley back to school, get involved. Our military schools have unique problems and challenges in terms of being required to have children come to them. They might be here only for a year and these are the challenges that face all of the children of our military personnel who can be called upon to transfer every two, possibly every three years. Requiring them to get an outstanding education is one of our highest priorities and so this elementary school, I think we can see in a very brief tour, truly measures up to that. Education has always been a high priority for me in addition to having been a public servant in Congress. I also had an occasion to teach at the University of Maine for nearly six years. And so education has been a part of my life as well and something I put a very high premium on. But with that, I know you're anxious to ask other questions other than my commitment and that of the President to education. But we believe that educating our children in order to prepare them for the future is one of the most important national security interests that we have.
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Independence Chamber Of Commerce - Independence, Missouri have a long history of supporting the school district. among the highest paid in theKansas City area DistrictÂ’s two high schools, new media centers and early http://www.independencechamber.org/education.asp
Topeka Convention & Visitors Bureau schoolsmedia Services Office District media Center Phone 785 Phone 785-231-1088Address Washburn school of Law, 17th and College, Topeka, kansas 66621. http://tcvb.accesstopeka.com/information/community_services.shtml
Extractions: Taking care of our young people is a top priority. Many of our corporations have corporate day cares, and there are myriad day care centers both privately owned and church sponsored. For those who prefer day care in the home, there are many home day care choices available. Contact ERC Resource and Referral for details on centers. They also keep a listing of available openings. Phone: 785-357-5171 Web site: www.ercrefer.org Churches
PSLA, The Pennsylvania School Librarians Association the need for more school library media specialists, but of the American Associationof school Librarians' 11th Exhibition to be held in kansas City, Missouri http://www.psla.org/aaslnews.php3?topic=aaslnews
Teaching And Learning On The Web for the Advancement of Teaching and Learning kansas State University Illinois UniversityCenter for Advanced Instructional media Yale Medical school. http://www.otl.wayne.edu/tlwww.html
