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BPS: Bismarck Public Schools
Official site. Includes information about the district and schools, programs, and departments; also Category Regional north America B Bismarck Education K12Jobs · Maps · Calendars · Lunch Menus. Visitors Employees Students Parentsschools, general Information Current Issues Bismarck, north dakota.
http://www.bismarck.k12.nd.us/
North Dakota Council On The Arts
Tips for Successful GrantWriting; general Policies and provides matching funds forschools and other to bring artists into north dakota schools and communities
http://discovernd.com/arts/grants/grants.htm

Extractions: GRANT PROGRAMS Organizations and individuals seeking financial support from the North Dakota Council on the Arts will find general requirements, program descriptions, application forms, and so on in the items below. The programs are listed in alphabetical order. Please read all instructions carefully and be sure to contact the Council if you have any questions or problems: Guidelines and Programs General Information Applications Forms Only Application Instructions Glossary of Terms A guide to the various terms you may encounter.
LAW FORUM -- NORTH DAKOTA LEGAL RESOURCES -- Bar Association, Law Schools
Jobs · Maps · Calendars · Lunch Menus Visitors Employees Students Parents schools general Information Current Issues Departments Curriculum BPS Foundation School Board Search Copyright © 2002 Bismarck Public School District.
http://www.lawforum.net/resources/nd.htm

Extractions: North Dakota General Resources North Dakota State Government This site offers links to the various government resources of the State of North Dakota. We appreciate your interest in our great state and hope you enjoy discovering the spirit that is North Dakota. Human Services Department This guide is intended to provide a quick reference to the Department of Human Services (DHS). Each program is identified, together with a name and telephone number so that you might know where and from whom further information about any specific unit can be obtained. Health Department The North Dakota Department of Health is dedicated to the goal of assuring that North Dakota is a healthy place to live and to the belief that each person should have an equal opportunity to enjoy good health. To accomplish this mission, we are committed to the promotion of healthy lifestyles, protection and enhancement of the environment and provision of quality health care services for the people of North Dakota. Water Commission This site provides easy access to a variety of information about one of North Dakota's most important natural resources. We will use this forum to help accomplish our agency mission and to address water management issues affecting North Dakota citizens.
North Dakota Schools - Elementary, Middle And High School Information
in the sponsor's state that are implemented with general funds. middle and high schoolinformation for north dakota public, private and charter schools.
http://www.greatschools.net/cgi-bin/static/sponsorsofferings.inc/ND

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South Dakota Home Page
people of north dakota, grateful to Almighty a general nature shall have a uniform operation. Section 23. The state of north dakota is a north dakota resident, shall be a
http://www.state.sd.us/

Extractions: The program includes public service announcements that encourage families to have a communications plan so members can reach each other in an emergency; to make a supply kit with flashlights, batteries, water and other necessities; and to learn more about terrorism. See http://www.ready.gov Youth Risk Behavior Survey Youth Risk Behavior Survey 1991-2001 Trend Data The South Dakota Department of Education and Cultural Affairs (DECA) has released South Dakota Youth Risk Behavior Survey (YRBS) trend data results for the years 1991-2001. South Dakota trends are compared to national trends. Science Moves to Small Schools
North Dakota Schools - Elementary, Middle And High School Information
general Questions About Greatschools. net Elementary, middle and high schoolinformation for north dakota public, private and charter schools.
http://www.greatschools.net/cgi-bin/static/faq.inc/ND

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Private Postsecondary Schools & Institutions Authorized To Operate
Private Vocational schools that have been Authorized to Operate in the state of north dakota concentrations in general Administration, Health. Services Administration, Information
http://www.state.nd.us/vte/services/institutions/schools.html
North Dakota Special Education
The Special Education Process for north dakota schools Procedural Safeguards ComplianceResources; Conflict Resolution; general Resources; Parent Resources.
http://www.dpi.state.nd.us/speced/index.shtm
Violence/Aggressive Behavior In North Dakota Public Schools 2001: Perspectives O
on violence/aggressive behavior in north dakota public schools was initiated by Pathfinder the questionnaires to address the general topic being studied was "violence/aggressive
http://www.ndpass.minot.com/plaintext/safeschools.html

Extractions: Pathfinder Family Center Back to Main Page Contact Us About Us Pathfinder Resources ... Links Violence/Aggressive Behavior In North Dakota Public Schools 2001: Perspectives of Parents and Principals Student Violence and Aggressive Behavior Survey 2001 (Principal Survey) Safe Schools Survey (Parent Survey) Introduction In November 2000 a study on violence/aggressive behavior in North Dakota public schools was initiated by Pathfinder Family Center's North Dakota Parent Assistance and Supportive Schools (NDPASS) Project, the state's federally-funded Parent Information Resource Center (PIRC) located in Minot. Part of the NDPASS mission is to provide information to families and schools to enhance collaboration between the groups and promote parents' involvement in their children's education. NDPASS already offers schools and parents a variety of workshops and resource materials related to school safety issues. However, when school violence was identified at the federal level as a priority item for the PIRC's to address, NDPASS took the opportunity to expand its services by conducting a study that would provide North Dakota with current data on the topic. Recent incidents of school shootings reported in the media across the country in early March 2001 are reminders that school safety is a growing concern. Much of the attention has focused on aggressive behavior such as bullying as a contributor to school violence. The impact of such behavior can have a dramatic impact on education objectives. "Every day 160,000 children miss school for fear of being bullied, the National Association of School Psychologists estimates" (Seppa, 1996). A recent regional academic study brings these statistics closer to home, finding that "...significant numbers of students in small and rural schools appear to perpetrate bullying and suffer peer aggression"; the report also stated, "...the effects of psychological and physical safety on academic achievement is well established" (Hoover, et al., 2000, p. 9).
North Dakota School Health & Drug Free Programs
general Information. Surveys of schools and Youth. 2001 north dakota Youth Risk BehaviorsBrochure (1/03); 2001 north dakota Youth Risk Behavior Survey Regional
http://www.dpi.state.nd.us/health/index.shtm

Extractions: Deb Pilon - Administrative Asst. Drinda Olsen - Program Coordinator General Information Surveys of Schools and Youth 2001 North Dakota Youth Risk Behavior Survey Results 2001 National Youth Risk Behavior Surveillance System (YRBSS) Data 1999 North Dakota Youth Risk Behaviors Brochure 1999 North Dakota Youth Risk Behavior Survey Results "Connecting the Links Between Health & Academics" - 2002 School Health Education Profile (SHEP) 1998 School Health Education Profile (SHEP) Curriculum Information Forms Consolidated Final Report for Federal Title Programs SFN 53276 Due: June 30, 2002
North Dakota Education Association | Teaching And Learning
general Guidelines and Instructions The classroom teacher is the backbone IndividualNorth dakota schools may nominate a candidate, which means systems with
http://www.ndea.org/teach.html

Extractions: The classroom teacher is the backbone of the American educational system. No one person has a greater impact on the education of a child than does the teacher who creates the primary learning and instructional environment. It is the mission of the State and National Teacher of the Year Programs to recognize and honor the contributions of classroom teachers. NDEA, in conjunction with the Council of Chief State School Officers and Scholastic, Inc. is a sponsor of the State and National Teacher of the Year Programs. The program is the oldest and most prestigious honors program to focus public attention on excellence in teaching. Nomination: Nominations for North Dakota Teacher of the Year must come from a teacher, school administrator, school district trustee, local education association, student or parent. Individual North Dakota schools may nominate a candidate, which means systems with more than one school may nominate more than one candidate. Administrators, county superintendents or their designees, and local association presidents will receive nomination forms in the mail in early March. Nominations are due by the end of April of each year.
North Dakota Education Association | Latest News
your building, in your school district, in the NDEA general Assembly, before STRENGTHENINGPUBLIC EDUCATION north dakota's public schools continue to
http://www.ndea.org/new.html

Extractions: NEA President Weaver Scheduled for RA The NDEA 2003 Representative Assembly is scheduled April 12 at Bismarck's Doublewood Inn. This year, NEA President Reg Weaver will speak to the delegates on what's happening to public education at the national level. A middle school science teacher and 35-year classroom veteran, Weaver is a native of Danville, Illinois, where he attended a segregated school for part of his elementary school years. As an adult, he rose through the NEA ranks serving as a local association president in Harvey, IL, then president of the Illinois Education Association. He served on the NEA Executive Committee from 1989-1995, and for the past six years has served as NEA Vice President. Weaver, an outspoken advocate for public education, was elected President of the 2.7 million-member NEA last year. As the Association's vice president, Weaver logged tens of thousands of miles traveling across the country as an ambassador for public education. In a recent speech to the NEA Midwest Region Conference in Sioux Falls, SD, Weaver told the audience, "As an Association, our job is to make sure that all children have access to a quality public education. Let's make all schools the best as the best one."
Violence/Aggressive Behavior In North Dakota Public Schools 2001: Perspectives O
NDPASS, there are also implications for north dakota schools. of junior high/middleschools, express a said violence/aggressive behavior in general was getting
http://www.pathfinder.minot.com/plaintext/safeschools.html

Extractions: Pathfinder Family Center Back to Main Page Contact Us About Us Pathfinder Resources ... Links Violence/Aggressive Behavior In North Dakota Public Schools 2001: Perspectives of Parents and Principals Student Violence and Aggressive Behavior Survey 2001 (Principal Survey) Safe Schools Survey (Parent Survey) Introduction In November 2000 a study on violence/aggressive behavior in North Dakota public schools was initiated by Pathfinder Family Center's North Dakota Parent Assistance and Supportive Schools (NDPASS) Project, the state's federally-funded Parent Information Resource Center (PIRC) located in Minot. Part of the NDPASS mission is to provide information to families and schools to enhance collaboration between the groups and promote parents' involvement in their children's education. NDPASS already offers schools and parents a variety of workshops and resource materials related to school safety issues. However, when school violence was identified at the federal level as a priority item for the PIRC's to address, NDPASS took the opportunity to expand its services by conducting a study that would provide North Dakota with current data on the topic. Recent incidents of school shootings reported in the media across the country in early March 2001 are reminders that school safety is a growing concern. Much of the attention has focused on aggressive behavior such as bullying as a contributor to school violence. The impact of such behavior can have a dramatic impact on education objectives. "Every day 160,000 children miss school for fear of being bullied, the National Association of School Psychologists estimates" (Seppa, 1996). A recent regional academic study brings these statistics closer to home, finding that "...significant numbers of students in small and rural schools appear to perpetrate bullying and suffer peer aggression"; the report also stated, "...the effects of psychological and physical safety on academic achievement is well established" (Hoover, et al., 2000, p. 9).
General Information
activities and in coop athletic programs with the public schools. Through this programchildren and their families throughout north dakota receive specialized
http://www.ndsdeaf.k12.nd.us/General/general.htm

Extractions: MISSION STATEMENT NON-DISCRIMINATION POLICY (504) PHILOSOPHY INTRODUCTION The NORTH DAKOTA SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF established in 1890 by the North Dakota Constitution and located in Devils Lake is under the direction, control, and management of the Department of Public Instruction. The school is an educational institution for the education of children with severe to profound hearing loss. To be eligible for enrollment children must be between the ages of and 21 and must be residents of North Dakota. Out-of-state students are accepted on a tuition basis. The North Dakota School for the Deaf is a school using specialized methods of instruction for hearing impaired youth. The school provides a comprehensive academic program covering a broad range including traditional academic offerings, vocational education, special studies, physical education, and art. Further educational opportunities are presented through residential, athletic, and recreation programs. A major emphasis throughout all programs is development of language, receptive and expressive skills. In order to educate hearing impaired students in accordance with Individualized Education Plans, they may participate in mainstream programs with their hearing peers for part of the day in the Devils Lake Public Schools including academic and vocational classes. Hearing students from the Devils Lake Public Schools may attend selected classes at NDSD in a reverse mainstream program. NDSD offers sign language instruction to Devils Lake High School students. Students from NDSD may participate in community activities and in co-op athletic programs with the public schools.
EPA Healthy School Environments - North Dakota
www.epa.gov/Region8/air/iaq/schools/schools.html. north dakota Indoor Air QualityInfo Sheet This fact It also provides general guidelines on detection, cleanup
http://cfpub.epa.gov/schools/top_sub.cfm?r_id=8&st_id=ND
WorldBook General Reference Encyclopedia > Geography > North America > Rivers >
Online Click for north dakota schools north dakota Ag. Links Homepage north dakotaHigh School Activities surfing the WorldBook general Reference Encyclopedia
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Extractions: Documents 21 - 30 of 112 on the subject : Red River of the North Add to my e-mail alerts Northscape The Grand Forks Herald Online News Business Sports Entertainment/Just Go Chat Rooms Real Books Yellow Pages Outdoors Classified Ads Site Index Published: Saturday, November 14, 1998 Destination Sunday: Wahpeton, N.D. By Darrel Koehler Todays destination: Wahpeton, N.D.,
WorldBook General Reference Encyclopedia > Geography > North America > Rivers >
in northeast South dakota, eastern north dakota, northwest Minn learn.sdstate.edu/wcb/schools/sdsu/cee aresurfing the WorldBook general Reference Encyclopedia
http://www.surfablebooks.com/worldbookgeneral/Geography/North America/Rivers/Red

Extractions: Documents 41 - 50 of 112 on the subject : Red River of the North Add to my e-mail alerts RED RIVER OF THE NORTH NAWQA STUDY-UNIT RED RIVER OF THE NORTH NAWQA STUDY-UNIT The Red River of the North Basin study-unit in Minnesota, North Dakota and South Dakota, and is part of the US Geological Surveys National Water-Quality ...
* BOARD APPROVED SCHOOLS OF NURSING : North Dakota Board Of Nursing
* Board Approved schools of Nursing nursing licensure are provided by north Dakotanursing programs Students must meet the general College/University admission
http://www.ndbon.org/education/default_sub.asp?ID=28
North Dakota
Title I. MPS Foundation. ND Starting Points. general Links AccuWeather Minot, Mapsof north dakota. Job Service north dakota, Network Services. Fargo Forum, schools
http://www.minot.k12.nd.us/nd.html

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SPA -- General Information
in voice, drama, and band/orchestra instruments, and are taught by instructors fromthe Grand Forks schools, as well as from the University of north dakota.
http://www.spacompany.org/info.html

Extractions: The Summer Performing Arts Company, or SPA, is an eight-week summer arts program available for students in the elementary, middle and high schools in Grand Forks, North Dakota and the surrounding communities. These programs are instructed by staff from the Grand Forks region (including the Grand Forks Public Schools and the University of North Dakota ), as well as special guests from around the country. Students learn and grow in through a variety of experiences in the arts. SPA produces several theatrical performances each year, as well as a series of concerts. Other performance opportunities also exist for students. There are many classes in a variety of areas, including vocal and instrumental ensembles, visual arts, and technology. Individual lessons on voice or an instrument are provided as well. SPA is offered through the Grand Forks Public Schools, and graduation credits are earned by students for their work. SPA has won several awards for it's accomplishments, including the Mayor's Award for the Arts (1997), the

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