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Integration Versus Segregation in Mississippi Schools by Clarence B., Sr. Johnson, 1992-12

Patriotism Through Education: Mississippi Fitting Her Colored Teachers For The New Problems (1919) by Henry D. Thompson, 2010-09-10

The Hardest Deal of All: The Battle Over School Integration in Mississippi, 1870âÂ€Â“1980 by Charles C. Bolton, 2007-10-08

CREATE Foundation aims to boost region's GED rates.(Focus Economic Development)(general education diplomas)(regional organization promoting children's ... article from: Mississippi Business Journal by Lynne Jeter, 2006-07-31

History of Education in Mississippi by Edward Mayes, 2010-02-22

The Late Great Mexican Border: Reports from a Disappearing Line

MISSISSIPPI FREEDOM SCHOOLS: An entry from Macmillan Reference USA's <i>Encyclopedia of Education</i> by GEORGE W. CHILCOAT, JERRY A. LIGON, 2002

Forty Years of the Public Schools in Mississippi: With Special Reference to the Education of the Negro (1918) by Stuart Grayson Noble, 2009-07-08

Address on progressive agriculture, and industrial education, delivered before the Mississippi agricultural and mechanical fair association, at Jackson, November 14th, 1872, by Eug. W. Hilgard ... by Michigan Historical Reprint Series, 2005-12-20

Forty Years of the Public Schools in Mississippi: With Special Reference to the Education of the Negro (1918) by Stuart Grayson Noble, 2009-07-08

Proceedings of the (Gallaudet) Sixth National Conference of Superintendents and Principals by Mississippi Institution for the Education of the Deaf, 2008-08-21

Radical Equations: Civil Rights from Mississippi to the Algebra Project by Robert P. Moses, Charles E. Cobb, 2002-02-01

The Devil Has Slippery Shoes: A Biased Biography of the Child Development Group of Mississippi (CDGM), A Story of Maximum Feasible Poor Parent Participation by Polly Greenberg, 1990-06

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Education Data
transfers, educational and general expenditures, auxiliary expenditures, private highereducation, United States Louisiana, Maryland, mississippi, North Carolina
http://www.sreb.org/main/EdData/DataLibrary/highered/finance/finance.asp

Extractions: Finance and Budgets State and Local General Operating Appropriations Per Full-Time-Equivalent Student at Public Colleges and Universities and Trends [FB66_67.XLS] Last updated Jun. 12, 2001. State and local government, operating appropriations, full-time equivalent student, public colleges, universities, all four-year, four year-1, four year-2, four-year 3, four-year 4, four-year 5, four-year 6, two-year 1, two-year 2, SREB states, Alabama, Arkansas, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Mississippi, North Carolina, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, West Virginia, 1985-86, 1986-87, 1987-88, 1988-89, 1989-90, 1990-91, 1991-92, 1992-93, 1993-94, 1994-95, 1995-96, 1996-97, 1997-98, 1998-99, 1999-2000 Appropriations of State Tax Funds for Operating Expenses Related to Higher Education and as Percentages of State Taxes [FB68_69.XLS] Last updated Aug. 21, 2002. Educational and General Revenues and Spending at Public Colleges and Universities [FB70.XLS] Last updated Jun. 12, 2001.
Mississippi State University: College Of Engineering
More Information. Graduate education general Overview of Distance education Program;FE Exam Information Copyright © 2002 mississippi State University College
http://www.engr.msstate.edu/site_map/
General Education Course Transfer From Mississippi County Community College
mississippi County College general education Courses. Which MeetSoutheast University Studies Requirements. Students who complete
http://www2.semo.edu/nursing/FutureStudents/geedmiss.html

Extractions: Mississippi County College General Education Courses Which Meet Southeast University Studies Requirements Students who complete a transfer Associate Degree from Mississippi County College have completed the lower level University Studies (general education) courses at Southeast Missouri State University. However, for the student who plans to transfer to Southeast without completing the Associate Degree, the following courses taken at Mississippi County College will meet University Studies requirements at Southeast. ARTISTIC EXPRESSION (Choose ONE Course): AR 22003 Art Appreciation HU 22003 Humanities Through the Arts MU 22003 Music Appreciation TH 22013 Fine Arts Theatre LITERARY EXPRESSION (Choose ONE Course): ED 23023 Children's Literature EN 22003 World Literature I EN 22013 World Literature II EN 22033 English Literature I EN 22043 English Literature II EN 22053 Old Testament Literature EN 22063 New Testament Literature PH 22003 Introduction to Philosophy ORAL EXPRESSION (Choose ONE Course): LA 12023 French I LA 12033 French II SP 22043 Public Speaking LA 12003 Spanish I LA 12013 Spanish II WRITTEN EXPRESSION (Choose ONE Course): EN 12013 English Composition II EN 23503 is equivalent to English Composition I (EN 100) at Southeast BEHAVIORAL SYSTEMS (Choose ONE Course): PH 22013 Ethics PY 23003 General Psychology I PY 23023 Developmental Psychology LIVING SYSTEMS (Choose ONE Course): (Secondary ed majors should select one lab course in either living or physical systems)
Southeast Missouri State University And Mississippi County Community College
mississippi County general education / Office of the Registrar / registrar@semo.eduLast updated September 26, 2001 Copyright Southeast Missouri State
http://www2.semo.edu/registrar/transfer/mississippicounty/generaled.htm

Extractions: Students who complete a transfer Associate Degree from Mississippi County Community College have completed the lower level University Studies (general education) courses at Southeast Missouri State University. However, for the student who plans to transfer to Southeast without completing the Associate Degree, the following courses taken at Mississippi County will meet University Studies requirements at Southeast. ARTISTIC EXPRESSION (Choose ONE Course):
Division Of Continuing Education - Mississippi State University
general Information Menu. fees to the Division of Continuing education. or money orderspayable to mississippi State University
http://www.ce.msstate.edu/is/hs_general.html

Extractions: Continuing Education Home Contact Us Site Map April 09, 2003 Distance Learning Independent Study English as a Second Language Center Continuing Education Units (CEUs) ... Summer Camps Resources CE Newsletter (PDF) Distance Learning Handbook (PDF) On-Campus Guest Housing About Us Director's Message Meet our Staff Our Mission Strategic Plan (PDF) Where are we? MSU Get Directions Independent Study High School Credit General Information General Information Menu Registration and Enrollment Fees Textbooks Withdrawals and Drops Lesson Assignments Time Limts and Renewals Transfers Examinations Grades Retesting Re-enrollment Independent Study course content parallels in-class equivalents yet provides flexibility in the structure and delivery. Each course is designed around a study guide, textbook, lessons and exams, and tends to be reading and writing intensive. Qualified high school teachers and university faculty serve as instructors and provide feedback through written responses to lesson assignments and exams. A student may enroll for independent study at any time during the year. Best of luck in your educational endeavors. If we can serve you at Mississippi State University, please contact:
Division Of Continuing Education - Mississippi State University
College Credit general Information. The Independent Study program is one of manyservices offered by the Division of Continuing education at mississippi State
http://www.ce.msstate.edu/is/college_general.html

Extractions: Continuing Education Home Contact Us Site Map April 09, 2003 Distance Learning Independent Study English as a Second Language Center Continuing Education Units (CEUs) ... Summer Camps Resources CE Newsletter (PDF) Distance Learning Handbook (PDF) On-Campus Guest Housing About Us Director's Message Meet our Staff Our Mission Strategic Plan (PDF) Where are we? MSU Get Directions Independent Study College Credit General Information The Independent Study program is one of many services offered by the Division of Continuing Education at Mississippi State University. Independent Study offers instruction in a wide variety of subject areas to a diverse group of learners interested in furthering their college education. Content of Independent Study courses parallels on-campus equivalents yet provides flexibility in the structure and delivery. Each course, designed around a study guide, textbook, lessons and exams, tends to be reading and writing intensive. Select courses offer Web interaction while others have supplemental videos, audio cassettes, and computer software to enhance the learning process. Independent Study is pleased to now offer additional
Advanced Specialty And General Dentistry Education Programs
Advanced Specialty and Postdoctoral general Dentistry education Programs Year2003. Return to Top. mississippi. Oral Facial
http://www.ada.org/prof/ed/programs/specialty/clinical.html
Welcome To Northwest Mississippi Community College
Serving eleven counties in northwest mississippi with programs leading to the associate degree, with Category Reference education mississippi TwoYear CollegesWelcome to Northwest mississippi Community College. Continuing education Courses.Fees, Admissions, general Information, etc. Workforce Development Courses.
http://www.nwcc.cc.ms.us/
City Of Pearl, Mississippi - Education
received the prestigious Blue Ribbon award by the US Department of education. whois instrumental in character building, testing, and general guidance of
http://www.cityofpearl.com/index.php3?mode=education
School Of Nursing - General Information
a professional school functioning within the general framework and of Nursing, Universityof mississippi Medical Center is to provide nursing education in the
http://son.umc.edu/main-generalinformation.html

Extractions: Message from the Dean School of Nursing Deans Office Directors History ... School Events The University of Mississippi School of Nursing is fully accredited by the Board of Trustees of State Institutions of Higher Learning, The National League for Nursing Accrediting Commission (NLNAC), and the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). MESSAGE FROM THE DEAN This is an exciting time for the nursing profession. As health care changes, the career opportunities for nurses are without parallel. To achieve your career objective, you must first obtain a superb education. At the University of Mississippi Medical Center in Jackson, you will find the excellent faculty, curriculum and training sites necessary to help you meet your goals. The School of Nursing was founded in 1948 as a department of nursing, offering the first baccalaureate program in the state. Since that time, its more than 2,000 graduates have cared for the people of Mississippi in hospitals, clinics, and at home. We also initiated the state's first masters program in nursing in 1970 and its first collaborative doctoral program in 1998. Today, we continue to create new and innovative ways to provide care to Mississippians. Our nurse-run primary care clinic is the first in the state. The clinic provides real-life learning experiences for all our students, as well as a site for faculty practice. The school also developed a primary care clinic in a local elementary school. In addition to teaching and faculty practice, faculty continue to research health care problems. As a marker of our success, faculty have been invited to present their findings at research conferences all over the world.
MSHS Division Of Aging And Adult Services, General Information
of Aging and Adult Services general Information. The mississippi Medicare AssistancePatrol Project is shopping, laundry, consumer education, bathing, dressing
http://www.mdhs.state.ms.us/aas_info.html

Extractions: General Information With the population of Mississippi living longer and longer each year, specialized services for persons over 60 become increasingly important. The Division of Aging and Adult Services is dedicated to keeping pace with the needs of the state's older citizens and to improving their quality of life. How Services are Provided Transportation Information, Assistance, Outreach and Local Focal Points Case Management ... Upcoming Events One of every six adults in Mississippi is over 60. In this population segment, about 79 percent own the homes in which they live. Their independence does not separate them far from their families, for more than two-thirds of this older generation live within 25 miles of relatives. As their numbers continue to grow, so does the need for providing older adults specialized Services:
USM Gulf Coast General Information
mississippi Gulf Coast general Information Admissions Special education Technicaland Occupational education. Two In cooperation with mississippi Gulf Coast
http://www.gp.usm.edu/recruit1.htm

Extractions: This campus is the location of the administrative offices and is the central teaching facility for USM Gulf Coast. It is located in Long Beach, fronting the Gulf of Mexico. This campus offers easy accessibility to both Harrison and Hancock counties via Highway 90. It is the site of the famous Friendship Oak.
Grant Information
Arts in education Minigrants Project Grants Operating mississippi Heritage MinigrantsProject Grants Operating Grants a range of general operating activities
http://www.arts.state.ms.us/who_grantinfo.html

Extractions: How to Apply Arts-Based Community Development Arts Industry Arts in Education Mississippi Heritage Through these four programs, Mississippians may apply for the following grants: Minigrants Project Grants Operating Grants Artists Fellowships and Folk Artists Fellowships Mississippi Touring Arts Roster and Arts Education Demonstrator Roster Folk Arts Apprenticeships In addition to grants, each program offers Special Initiatives, which are announced as each opportunity arises. These initiatives will be determined by regular evaluation of the needs of the artistic community in the state and opportunities to develop significant partnerships that will advance the arts. The Commission envisions initiatives that will include research, conferences, publications and grants. To be added to the list of those receiving notice of these special initiatives, please call the Commission. Think about the bottom-line goal of your project or of your organization. What is the main purpose for it? Now look below at the four programs offered by the Commission. Where does
16.100 - Desegregation Of Public Education
The Attorney general may also go to court to ensure that cases, United States andAyers v. Fordice, the mississippi higher education desegregation case
http://www.cfda.gov/public/viewprog.asp?progid=487
PBS VIDEOdatabase Of America's History And Culture Chapter
320, Brown v. Board of education, Supreme Court and. Civil Rights, Brown v. Boardof education. Segregation in mississippi, general. 340, Coleman, JP, speech by.
http://pbsvideodb.pbs.org/chapter.asp?item_id=11046
Title 37: EDUCATION - Main Index
BOARDS OF education AND SUPERINTENDENTS; Chapter 006 mississippi UNIFORM SCHOOL Chapter011 general PROVISIONS PERTAINING TO education; Chapter 013
http://www.mscode.com/free/statutes/37/

Extractions: MISSISSIPPI CODE OF 1972 As Amended Title 37 EDUCATION Chapter STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION Chapter STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION Chapter STATE BOARD FOR COMMUNITY AND JUNIOR COLLEGES Chapter COUNTY BOARDS OF EDUCATION AND SUPERINTENDENTS Chapter MISSISSIPPI UNIFORM SCHOOL LAW Chapter SCHOOL DISTRICTS; BOARDS OF TRUSTEES OF SCHOOL DISTRICTS Chapter DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENTS, PRINCIPALS, TEACHERS, AND OTHER EMPLOYEES Chapter GENERAL PROVISIONS PERTAINING TO EDUCATION Chapter CURRICULUM; SCHOOL YEAR AND ATTENDANCE Chapter PUBLIC SCHOOLS; RECORDS, ENROLLMENT AND TRANSFER OF PUPILS Chapter STATEWIDE TESTING PROGRAM Chapter ACCREDITATION OF SCHOOLS Chapter SCHOOL PERFORMANCE PROGRAMS Chapter MINIMUM PROGRAM OF EDUCATION Chapter MISSISSIPPI REMEDIAL EDUCATION Chapter EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION PROGRAMS Chapter STATE FUNDS FOR SCHOOL DISTRICTS Chapter EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN Chapter DRIVER EDUCATION AND TRAINING Chapter STATE COURT EDUCATION FUND Chapter AGRICULTURAL HIGH SCHOOLS Chapter CHARTER SCHOOLS Chapter JUNIOR COLLEGES Chapter VOCATIONAL EDUCATION Chapter CIVILIAN VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION Chapter ADULT EDUCATION Chapter PUBLIC SCHOOLS; ACCOUNTING AND AUDITING
The School Of Engineering At The University Of Mississippi
general. This path offers an excellent education for students whose career interestslie in the military Copyright © 20012002 The University of mississippi.
http://www.olemiss.edu/depts/engineering_school/students/catalog/bs_engr.html

Extractions: Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Catalog Students Home Information for Current Students , or prospective Undergraduate Graduate , or Transfer students. A wide variety of individually designed engineering curricula leading to the four-year Bachelor of Engineering degree are available for those students who wish to base their college work on a background of engineering, science, and mathematics courses. Students in Bachelor of Engineering programs, regardless of their individually planned curricula, will follow one of three paths of study. This approach to the Bachelor of Engineering degree stresses science and technology and the foundation knowledge for a particular profession. Students earning this degree will be able to continue their education in professional programs such as engineering, the sciences, medicine, law, business, and dentistry on the basis of a technical as well as liberal education. This approach to the Bachelor of Engineering degree is based on individually designed curricula that permit the student to obtain a strong background in science and technology while simultaneously giving the student a broad education outside these areas of study. This path offers an excellent education for students whose career interests lie in the military, in technical writing, and the operation of technically based businesses, such as technical sales.
University Of Mississippi - Independent Study Information
Describes the University of mississippi research; graduate education; undergraduateeducation; student services; alumni; location and other general information
http://www.olemiss.edu/indstudy/indstinf.html

Extractions: ACCREDITATION Courses offered through Independent Study are fully accredited through The University of Mississippi and the Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. Independent Study courses are developed and conducted by University faculty members and approved by appropriate department chairpersons. ENROLLMENT Enrollment for independent study courses is open at any time. Persons who are not degree seeking students from The University of Mississippi do not have to be admitted to the University to enroll in independent study courses. The Department of Independent Study does not follow a semester schedule. Applications for courses for which lessons will be submitted by mail should be written on forms provided in the Independent Study Catalog. An application form must be completed for each course. Applications must be submitted with fee payment by check, money order, purchase order, or charge card information. Applications can also be accepted by telephone with payment by Visa or MasterCard. Applications cannot be accepted by fax. Applications can be obtained from the Department of Independent Study, The University of Mississippi, Post Office Box 729, University, Mississippi 38677-0729; telephone 662-232-7313; or fax 662-232-5138; or email: Independent Study.
Hunting: Regulations
general HUNTING REGULATIONS AND REQUIREMENTS. a hunting license while hunting in theState of mississippi. HUNTER education COURSE All persons born on or after
http://www.mdwfp.com/hunting_regs.asp

Extractions: TelCheck Numbers GENERAL HUNTING REGULATIONS AND REQUIREMENTS License Requirements Hunter Education Course License Exemptions Unlawful Purchase Of License ... Non-Resident Regulations Landowner permission is required to hunt, fish or trap on the lands of another. Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks Wildlife Management Areas are subject to special seasons and regulations which may vary from statewide seasons and regulations. Contact the DWFP or area personnel for information about these areas. LICENSE REQUIREMENTS Resident Each resident of the State of Mississippi ages sixteen (16) to sixty-four (64), must obtain a hunting license, except while hunting on lands titled in his name. Any person sixty-five (65) or older, or any person otherwise exempted from obtaining a hunting license, must have documentation with him/her at all times while hunting as described in #3 (Exemptions). [MS. Code 49-7-5] Non-Resident All non-resident hunters, except minors under the age of sixteen (16), are required to obtain a hunting license while hunting in the State of Mississippi.
Natural Heritage Inventory: General Information
Natural Heritage Inventory general Information. Research and education Consultationwith the Natural and the value of protecting mississippi's natural diversity
http://www.mdwfp.com/museum/html/research/general_info.asp

Extractions: You are here: Home Research Natural Heritage Inventory / General Information Natural Heritage Inventory General Information List of Communities Search Plant Database ... Nongame Research The Mississippi Natural Heritage Program identifies the state's most significant natural areas through a comprehensive inventory of rare plant and animal species, exemplary natural communities, special geological features, and significant natural areas. From the inventory, the Natural Heritage Database compiles information on the distribution, biology, status, and preservation needs of these species and communities. Established in 1976, through a cooperative agreement between The Nature Conservancy, a private conservation organization, and the Mississippi Parks Commission (now part of the Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks), full administration of the program was assumed by the DWFP in 1978. The Mississippi Natural Heritage Program is part of an international network including State Natural Heritage Programs and Conservation Data Centers, all building on the same data collection methodology. The database is updated continuously and is used to set state, national and global priorities for the preservation of natural diversity. Tracks the status of more than 600 species of plants and animals that are rare or imperiled at the state or global level.

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