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North Carolina Alternative Schools:     more detail

Youth Out of the Education Mainstream : a North Carolina profile (SuDoc J 32.10:Y 8/7) by Pam Riley, 1999 A boundary alternatives impact study: Final report, services provided for the Durham Public Schools by Bobby Harris, 1993 Comparative economic analysis of nonchemical alternatives to 2, 4, 5-T in forest management by Ellen Marie Bruce, 1982 Spread the good news: Year-round education is not an end but a beginning by Norris T Baker, 1993 The health authority: An alternative to state and local governments as health care providers (HADM conference paper) by John T Gentry, 1973

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61. Multimedia Schools Success Stories: Pearson Education Technologies' NovaNet - Wa
    Cary, north carolina’s very first high school, enrolls 2,000 students in gradesnine the NovaNET system to all 18 high schools and alternative schools in the  
    http://www.infotoday.com/MMSchools/SuccessStories/NCSWakeCounty.htm
    
    Extractions: (Pearson Education Technologies' NovaNet) In an algebra class of 30 students, one student takes the course for a second time. He sits in the back of the room, spending more time feeling lost than working on task. As he falls farther and farther behind, his class moves ahead without him. “I’m never going to graduate,” he laments. “Why try? Why sit here and behave? Why come back tomorrow?” And once again, he slips into the cracks. “One of the things we know from retention research is that if you retain a child or make a child take a class over again and don’t do anything different for them, it tends to perpetuate a cycle of failure,” said Dr. Ron Anderson, senior director of the Safe Schools/Healthy Students Grant for the Wake County Public School System (WCPSS) in Raleigh, North Carolina. “When students feel a sense of failure, they feel disconnected from the school. That often ends up translating into a wide range of behavior issues, some of which become school safety and discipline issues.” To address the distinct but inter-related issues of academic success and student behavior, WCPSS sought to create a new educational model where students who were at risk of failing or dropping out could succeed and get back on track for graduation. It found such a solution in its own backyard.

62. The Thomas Jefferson Center For Educational Design At The University Of Virginia
    Regional Elementary alternative Education Programs Final Report elementary levelpublic schools in northern Virginia, Maryland, and north carolina.  
    http://www.tjced.org/projects.htm
    
    Extractions: TJCED has partnered with the Virginia Department of Education to develop a comprehensive profile of the state-supported alternative programs. The Center is conducting the study, which includes analysis of statistical data and the compilation of six case studies from individual alternative programs around the state. The Center will publish the results of the study in the Annual Report on Virginia's Regional Alternative Schools . For the past two years, TJCED has co-hosted Virginia's Regional Alternative Schools Conference, which is attended by alternative school educators from throughout the state.

63. Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools
    Government agency presents data and research on the performance of north carolina schools. Check out test scores, safety issues, and accountability reports.  
    http://www.cms.k12.nc.us/
    
    Extractions: imgTag='Home Discover CMS Employment Departments ... Contact Us Board of Education Approves 2003-2004 Budget Board to present budget to Board of County Commissioners on May 13... Click Here for the Full Story INSIDE CMS Board of Education / Policies Meet the Superintendent Goals / Balanced Scorecard Lunch Menu ... School Profiles VISIT A SCHOOL Pre-K Schools Clear Creek Double Oaks Greenway Park Idlewild Lebanon Road Long Creek Merry Oaks International Academy Morehead Nations Ford new grier road Oakhurst @ Grier Road Piney Grove Plaza Road Rama Road Reedy Creek Reid Park / Amay James Sedgefield Starmount Tryon Hills Walter G. Byers Winding Springs Windsor Park Elementary Schools Albemarle Road Allenbrook Ashley Park Bain Barringer Berryhill Beverly Woods Blythe Briarwood Chantilly/Billingsville Clear Creek Collinswood Cornelius Cotswold Crown Point David Cox Road Davidson Devonshire Dilworth Druid Hills Eastover Elizabeth Lane Elizabeth Traditional Endhaven First Ward Greenway Park Hawk Ridge Hickory Grove Hidden Valley Highland Mill Highland Renaissance Hornets Nest Huntersville Huntingtowne Farms Idlewild Irwin Ave. Open

64. Public Schools Of North Carolina - Accountability
    Growth and Performance of north carolina schools, 19992000. Presented to theState Board of Education August 3, 2000. ABCs Reports are listed below.  
    http://www.ncpublicschools.org/abc_results/results_00/
    
    Extractions: North Carolina Schools, 1999-2000 Presented to the State Board of Education August 3, 2000 ABCs Reports are listed below. These reports are also available in Adobe Acrobat Format which is better for printing. News Release Executive Summary Special Conditions Technical Notes ... Number and Percent of Schools Receiving Awards and Recognition 1997-2000 LEA to Search For: No LEA Selected ALAMANCE-BURLINGTON ALEXANDER COUNTY ALLEGHANY COUNTY ANSON COUNTY ASHE COUNTY ASHEBORO CITY ASHEVILLE CITY AVERY COUNTY BEAUFORT COUNTY BERTIE COUNTY BLADEN COUNTY BRUNSWICK COUNTY BUNCOMBE COUNTY BURKE COUNTY CABARRUS COUNTY CALDWELL COUNTY CAMDEN COUNTY CARTERET COUNTY CASWELL COUNTY CATAWBA COUNTY CHAPEL HILL-CARRBORO CHARLOTTE/MECKLENBURG CHATHAM COUNTY CHEROKEE COUNTY CLAY COUNTY CLEVELAND COUNTY CLINTON CITY COLUMBUS COUNTY CRAVEN COUNTY CUMBERLAND COUNTY CURRITUCK COUNTY DARE COUNTY DAVIDSON COUNTY DAVIE COUNTY DUPLIN COUNTY DURHAM COUNTY EDENTON/CHOWAN EDGECOMBE COUNTY ELKIN CITY FORSYTH COUNTY FRANKLIN COUNTY GASTON COUNTY GATES COUNTY GRAHAM COUNTY GRANVILLE COUNTY GREENE COUNTY GUILFORD COUNTY HALIFAX COUNTY HARNETT COUNTY HAYWOOD COUNTY HENDERSON COUNTY HERTFORD COUNTY HICKORY CITY HOKE COUNTY HYDE COUNTY IREDELL-STATESVILLE

65. BARNonline: A BARN-full Of Good Stuff
    Information and Online Community for north carolina; statewide news, events, business directory, live radio, live cams, message board, classifieds, entertainment, links to city and county websites JAC's Wholesale. of Blounts Creek, north carolina. HELPFUL HEIFER Online Tutorials. NC schools Universities. FILM CHICKENS Here And Have It Seen By Folks All Across north carolina  
    http://www.barnonline.com/

66. Schools And Child Care | Wilmington & North Carolina's Southern Coast
    of the Middle and Upper schools programs. a quality, affordable educational alternativefor area is the largest private school in southeastern north carolina.  
    http://www.insiders.com/wilmington/main-schools3.htm
    
    Extractions: Independent (Private) Schools The Cape Fear region's private schools offer curricula and activities for children from preschool to high school. While tuition and expenses are the responsibility of the parent or guardian, most of these schools offer financial aid or easy-pay plans. In many cases, having more than one child in a particular school allows a discount on tuition for other children within the same family. All private schools aren't listed here, but the following list suggests some alternatives to public education. Cape Fear Academy Cape Fear Academy is the dominant secular private school in the region. Established in 1967, this coeducational day school is open to students interested in a traditional, challenging, college-preparatory education. The program offers a developmentally appropriate curriculum within a stimulating learning environment. The academy's mission statement, "To be a learning community sharing a commitment to respect, integrity and academic excellence," forms the framework for student life at the school as well as fostering a spirit of unity and high ideals. Close relationships with teachers are encouraged. There are approximately 530 students in pre-kindergarten through grade 12. Pre-kindergarten and kindergarten students participate in half-day programs, with after-school care available. The Lower School comprises pre-kindergarten through grade 5. Instruction by professional faculty includes art, music, science, foreign language (Spanish), drama, computer science and physical education.

67. Educational Placement
    Montana Joint Application for Certified Teaching Employment. north CarolinaTeacher/Administrator Electronic Application. alternative schools.  
    http://www.uiowa.edu/~edplace/OnlineCenter/www/pk-12.htm

68. Public Schools Of North Carolina - Testing Section
    with the 199697 school year for all K-8 schools. ten days or the equivalent for alternativeschedules (except NC Test of Algebra I. The north carolina Test of  
    http://www.dpi.state.nc.us/accountability/testing/alternate/lep/
    
    Extractions: Grades 3-12 Acknowledgments Introduction North Carolina Testing Program The North Carolina Testing Program, Grades 3-8 NC Pretests NC End-of-Grade Tests - Reading Comprehension NC End-of-Grade Tests - Mathematics NC Writing Assessment NC Open-Ended Assessment NC Tests of Computer Skills The North Carolina Testing Program, Grades 9-12 NC Competency Tests NC High School Comprehensive Test NC Test of Algebra I NC Test of Biology NC Test of Economic, Legal, and Political Systems

69. The League Of Charter Schools: Home
    to be a fatal flaw for north carolina’s charters called a local charter school analternative school? How many times have local district schools dumped their  
    http://www.charterleague.org/
    
    Extractions: Quick Reference -Home -List of Charter Schools -Contact the League -Join the League ... -News Archive Search our Site "Citizens choose schools. Subjects are assigned schools." -Vernon Robinson Visit our Sponsors! Students/ Parents Teachers Administrators ... Home click above to read about various NC charter schools in the news NC CEO Friedman Foundation Center for Education Reform Also check out our useful links on the Teachers Administrators , and Services pages! The State of NC Charter Schools First The Bad News The Charter School Movement is Contracting in North Carolina The North Carolina Charter School Cap is still at 100. The state’s new chartering timeline means that no new schools will open until July 2004 This year, the number of chartered schools has decreased from 100 to 95 and is falling. At least 30 new quality applications are needed by February 2003 to get the Charter School Advisory Committee (CSAC) to recommend enough schools to again reach the charter school cap of 100 by July 2004.

70. Introduction
    Welcome to the story of a teacher and an assistant at two alternative Schoolsin north carolina one in Alamance County and one in Johnston County.  
    http://www.ibiblio.org/smiley/altprog/0.html
    
    Extractions: Introduction The drive to Sellars-Gunn Education Center can be rather intimidating. I-85 only shows the clothing outlets in Burlington, NC, but a short drive down one of the sideroads will show a different picture of the town. Low-income housing prevails in Burlington and Graham, with the middle- and upper-class neighborhoods few and hard to find. The textile industry, once strong in Alamance County, has left behind two towns of people with little or no income and two towns with a serious housing problem. Sellars-Gunn Education Center is located near one of the worst parts of town. It is located near Ireland Street and Autumn Lanes, notorious in Alamance County for violent crimes and drug-trafficking, crimes which are committed mostly by teens and young adults. Sellars-Gunn itself is ominous: if you drive to the back part of the building you are greeted with a 10-foot fence topped off with barbed wire. When I first drove into this place I would be working for a year, I immediately thought it looked like a prison. In some sense I felt as if I were working in one. Welcome to the story of a teacher and an assistant at two Alternative Schools in North Carolina: one in Alamance County and one in Johnston County. These two schools arose from the same program, the "Safe Schools" grant. The Safe Schools program in North Carolina, as implemented in Alamance County, is designed to provide a two-pronged approach to the reduction of violence in North Carolina’s public schools. The first part, called "prevention," is the "prejudice reduction" workshops offered to teachers and other educators in the school system. In Alamance County, these workshops included mostly issues on race and cultural diversity. The second part, called "intervention," is the creation of an alternative school to remove violent and chronically disruptive students from the traditional classroom setting.

71. Public School Systems
    Johnston County schools' student achievement ranks within the top 10 percent ofNorth carolina school districts. alternative and Special schools 5.  
    http://www.carolinaparent.com/education_directories/Public_schools.html

72. FindLaw For Law Students
    Select a Practice Area.  
    http://stu.findlaw.com/schools/usaschools/northcarolina.html
    
    Extractions: FindLaw Legal Professionals Students Business ... Lawyer Search State AL AK AZ AR CA CO CT DE DC FL GA HI ID IL IN IA KS KY LA ME MD MA MI MN MS MO MT NE NV NH NJ NM NY NC ND OH OK OR PA RI SC SD TN TX UT VT VA WA WV WI WY AS GU MP PR VI Select a Practice Area Administrative Law Adoption Agriculture Law Alternative Dispute Resolution Aviation Bankruptcy Law Business Organizations Child Support Civil Rights Constitutional Law Construction Law Consumer Protection Contracts Criminal Law Criminal Law Federal Debtor/Creditor Discrimination Divorce DUI/DWI Education Law Elder Law Eminent Domain Employment Law Employee Employment Law Employer Energy Law Environmental Law Estate Planning Family Law Franchising Gaming Law Government Contracts Insurance Law Intellectual Property Law International Law Internet Cyberspace Labor Law Landlord/Tenant Legal Malpractice Lemon Law Medical Malpractice Law Military Law Motor Vehicle Accidents Plaintiff Native Peoples Law Natural Resources Law Nursing Home Patents Personal Injury Defense Personal Injury Plaintiff Products Liability Law Professional Malpractice Law Real Estate Law Securities Law Sexual Harassment Social Security Disability Taxation Law Toxic Torts Trademarks Traffic Violations Transportation Law Trusts Wills Workers' Compensation Law FindLaw Newsletters Top Legal News Headlines

73. Home Page- North Carolina Chemical Injury Network
    of California Irene Wilkenfeld SAFE schools NC Chem Medicine EI/MCS and Alternativehealth care NIOSH north carolina Profile Americans With Disabilities ADA  
    http://www.ncchem.com/
    
    Extractions: North Carolina Chemical Injury Network Safe Schools Washington State MCS Network SPOTLIGHT - Cleaner Air Symbol - Will this be the newest required symbol of accessibility? More on the Cleaner Air Symbol go to http://users.lmi.net/wilworks/events/clnerair.htm Working Independently together Join the MCS Beacon of Hope foundation Ask President Bush for MCS Awareness and Education Month. GWS NEWS RELEASE June 26, 1999 Chemical Wastes, Children's Health, and the Superfund

74. Warren County Schools
    WARREN COUNTY schools Administrative Offices 109 Cousin K Program, 252257-3767 AlternativeSchool, 252 427 West Franklin Street Warrenton, north carolina 27589.  
    http://www.warren-countyschools.org/schools.html

75. Alternatives To The Court System
    One basic alternative to court litigation is dispute settlement centers in north Carolinausing mediation others conduct mediation programs in public schools.  
    http://www.aoc.state.nc.us/www/copyright/jsnc/altct.html
    
    Extractions: In recent years, North Carolina has been experimenting with resolving disputes by methods other than litigation. Court litigation is not the best method for solving all disputes, and the time and cost of litigation has made it important to look to alternative methods of resolving disputes. The North Carolina Bar Association has worked closely with the Administrative Office of the Courts in supporting efforts to experiment with alternative methods of dispute resolution. In 1991 the General Assembly authorized a pilot program for mediated settlement conferences in superior court cases; today the program is available in all counties. The program requires superior court litigants and their attorneys to participate in a settlement conference with a paid mediator before their case can be tried in court. A similar program functions for litigants in worker's compensation cases before the Industrial Commission. In 1995, the General Assembly created the Dispute Resolution Commission to administer mediator certification and regulate mediator conduct. The Commission includes judges, mediators, attorneys, and citizens. Mediation also is used in family law cases in the district court. Mediation of child custody and visitation disputes, first begun experimentally in Mecklenburg County, has been endorsed by the General Assembly. Currently twenty-five district court districts have court-ordered mediation of child ustody and visitation disputes, and the program will be expanded to other counties as money becomes available.

76. North Carolina Office Of The Governor - Governor Easley's Photo Gallery
    would mean $5 million to Guilford County's schools. $8 million of grant money to alternativelearning programs of Outdoor Drama in north carolina, honoring the  
    http://www.governor.state.nc.us/News/Photos/default.asp
    
    Extractions: Audio/Video Clips Photo Gallery Press Releases Proclamations ... Speeches Photo Gallery Below is a list of our current photos by date taken. To view an enlarged image, click on the thumbnail image. List Results... 1 - 96 of 96 Image Caption Gov. Mike Easley unveils preliminary findings of the N.C. Teacher Working Conditions Survey at Southeast Raleigh High School. Gov. Mike Easley joins Doug Galyon, chairman of the State Board of Transportation, in Guilford County to discuss N.C. Moving Ahead!, the initiative that proposes to use $700 million in Highway Trust Fund money for needed road maintenance, modernization and public transportation. Gov. Mike Easley joins School Nurse Hilda Diaz at Collinswood Elementary School in Charlotte to discuss the Healthy North Carolina initiative, which will hire more school nurses to keep students healthy in the classroom. Gov. Mike Easley helps break ground for Carolina Technical Plastics Corporation's 40,000-square-foot manufacturing facility in Craven County that will create 70 new jobs and invest more than $11 million in the state's economy. First Lady Mary Easley visits the Give Kids A Smile dental clinic in Raleigh.

77. Employment System Overview Page 4
    SYSTEM schools STUDENT/PARENT ABSS EMPLOYEES CALENDAR EMPLOYMENT AlamanceBurlingtonSchool System,1712 Vaughn Road, Burlington, north carolina 27217  
    http://www.abss.k12.nc.us/employment/employmainover/employmainover4.html
    
    Extractions: Location ... Local Benefits Location, Location, Location If, as they say, location is everything, then the Alamance-Burlington School System is very fortunate. Our county is located midway between the peaceful Blue Ridge mountains and the beautiful beaches of the Atlantic. The Interstate 85/40 corridor enables easy access to these recreational areas as well as to major colleges and universities, medical centers, and shopping areas. The county has a population of approximately 130, 800. The largest city is Burlington with 44,917 and the county seat is Graham with 12,833. Whether your game is ACC basketball, NFL football, NHL Hockey, or AAA baseball, Alamance County puts you at the doorway to the action. If you prefer to participate in sports, our county is rich in opportunities. There are nine public golf courses spread throughout the county. The Burlington Recreation and Parks Department has recently opened new tennis and year-round aquatic facilities which are among the best in the state. There are a number of municipal parks and hiking trails, and a large rural park with hiking and horseback trails. The county also has four lakes with picnicking, fishing and boating facilities, and the Haw River a challenge for canoeists and kayakers. Burlington has a nationwide reputation for softball, and often hosts national tournaments. Local recreation and parks divisions offer outstanding athletic programs for young people.

78. North Carolina Outward Bound Press Tent - Story Ideas
    A large number of high schools and universities have also developed AlternativeSpring Break (ASB) chapters on their campuses. north carolina Outward Bound  
    http://64.227.208.136/hype/storyideas.html
    
    Extractions: Localize it, Personalize it Are you interested in writing about North Carolina Outward Bound’s exciting adventure programs, but need a local angle? Consider interviewing Outward Bound alumni or instructors from your city. Our alumni and staff come from all over the United States and abroad. We have an extensive database and can easily provide you with contacts from your city. Outward Bound Celebrates 60 Years of Wilderness-Leadership Programming Internationally Established in Great Britain in 1941, Outward Bound is the oldest, largest and most recognized wilderness education organization in the world. There are more than 48 Outward Bound schools and centers in 28 countries representing five continents. There are nearly two million Outward Bound alumni and 100,000 new alumni each year. There are five Outward Bound schools in the United States based in North Carolina, Maine, Minnesota, Colorado and Oregon. North Carolina Outward Bound will celebrate 35 years of programming in 2002. Visit this link for a detailed history on Outward Bound: www.ncoutwardbound.org/tellmemore/history.html

79. College Of Education
    also administers Teacher Education, the Office of Clinical Experiences, the Eastcarolina Latham Clinical schools Network, the north carolina Teaching Fellows  
    http://www.soe.ecu.edu/
    
    Extractions: Mission Statement The College of Education consists of six academic departments that offer seventeen undergraduate degree programs, twenty-two graduate degree programs, six programs for advanced certification, and the EdD program in educational leadership. The College of Education also administers Teacher Education, the Office of Clinical Experiences, the East Carolina Latham Clinical Schools Network, the North Carolina Teaching Fellows Program, the ECU Center for Science, Mathematics and Technology Education, Legislators' School and Summer Ventures. ECU's College of Education is a

80. Home
    Mission and vision statements, school listings, career oppotunties, board of education, and manuals Category Regional north America Education School Districts Wendy Greene. Gateway alternative School Heidi Coleman. The Caldwell County Schoolsare winners of Five Consecutive north carolina Governor's Awards!  
    http://205.152.116.5/CCSMainSite/
    
    Extractions: More Education News on Statewide Issues North Carolina School Report Cards No Child Left Behind Legislation Department of Public Instruction Caldwell County ... Caldwell County Chamber of Commerce Federal Education Caldwell County Education Foundation Homeland Security Advisory System Recommendations

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