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Extractions: Dr. Lelanie Anderson Alternative Medicine and Traditional Naturopathy About The 'Cherokee Lady' Dr. Lelanie Anderson Alternative Medicine and Traditional Naturopathy Lelanie was featured as one of Oklahoma's Native Medicine People in the 1993 Special Edition of Oklahoma Today Magazine and has appeared in many other magazines and newspapers across the country. As a free-lance columnist, Lelanie has written columns for the Fort Smith, Arkansas, Muskogee, Grove and Pryor, Oklahoma newspapers. And has written monthly columns for the Cherokees of Houston and the Cherokees of California. Lelanie performs annual lectures for the University of Oklahomas medical and dental schools and The Veterans Administration in Muskogee, Oklahoma. She is featured as one of todays 'Essential Blessing People ' on the Internet under Powersource. Known as the 'Cherokee Lady', she began publishing her works in 1991, encouraged by fellow artists, family and friends. To date, she has published 10 books relating to her Cherokee heritage in hopes of preserving this knowledge for those generations yet to come. A Cherokee-American, she resides on Lake Hudson near Salina, Oklahoma, a small rural town in what is known as the 'Cherokee Nation' in northeastern Oklahoma. Salina was originally settled as an Indian trading post in the late 1700s.
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Extractions: IN TENNESSEE SCHOOLS Tennessee's 138 local school systems operate 1,623 schools that employ 65,876 professional educators and serve 896,556 students. Tennessee's student population is approximately 72% Caucasian, 25% African American, and 3% other minorities. Approximately 17% of the students receive special education services, 28% are in Title I compensatory education programs, and 43% receive free or reduced-price school meals. In 38 of the 138 school systems, 50% or more of the students are on free or reduced-price school meals. The number of English Language Learners who were identified as having barriers because English is not their native language increased 35% from 1998-99 to 1999-2000. According to the most recent survey by the U.S. Department of Education's Office of Civil Rights, 44,860 students were paddled in Tennessee elementary, middle and high schools during the 1999-2000 school year. That is 4.2% of the student population, up from 4.0% in 1997-98, the first increase in over a decade. Tennessee is ranked fourth in the nation in percentage of students receiving corporal punishment. This number, however, does not reflect the actual incidence of corporal punishment in Tennessee public schools because students are reported only one time, even though they may have been paddled numerous times throughout the year. The State of Tennessee Department of Education collects no information concerning the incidence of corporal punishment in Tennessee public schools. The Tennessee State Board of Education has not updated information regarding schools that do not use corporal punishment or available speakers on discipline alternatives since 1992.
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Extractions: Schools Inside the neighborhood the gang member considers his turf as a sanctuary, safe from the outside world. In some cases, gang members do not attend school because many of the schools are located outside their turf and they must pass through the turfs of rival gangs, which is dangerous to do. Jackson and McBride , 2000, p. 34) In many of the school districts I visited it was common to find school drop out rates of from 10% to 40%, even in Europe and Canada. Drop out rates can vary significantly from one neighborhood school to another and, while there is no conclusive evidence that dropping out of school is related to gang formation, what we do know is highly suggestive such a relationship.
Extractions: Make your selection Apply for FREE Law School Home Check Your eMail Contact the Law School Campus Life Photo Gallery Campus Map Law Review Law School Events Law School News Student Directory Password-Protected Services SEARCH OCU LAW's Website Weather Update OCU Bookstore Jobs at OCU OCU Home Early Settlement Central Mediation Program's History Since 1991, the mission of Early Settlement Central has been to provide convenient access to fair, effective, inexpensive and expeditious mediation services to the citizens of Oklahoma, Cleveland, and Canadian counties, thereby reducing the court caseloads in these counties, through the operation of a certified mediation program as outlined in the Dispute Resolution Act. Early Settlement Central is part of the Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) System of Oklahoma, and is one of twelve community-based mediation centers located throughout the state. These centers are sponsored by universities and municipalities throughout the state of Oklahoma. The ADR System, which is authorized and funded by the state legislature through the Oklahoma Dispute Resolution Act, is administered and supervised by the Administrative Director of the Courts. In 1996, Early Settlement Central moved to its new home at Oklahoma City University School of Law. This move expanded the program's mission to emphasize service to residents of the three county area who traditionally have been underserved. Thus, the program has stressed providing high quality mediation services to the economically disadvantaged. The program also embraces as its mission providing dispute resolution services in situations that are not necessarily court referrals, such as neighborhood dispute resolution services.
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Extractions: Below is a copy of the LPS Transportation Department School Bus Rider's Handbook - A Guide for Students and Parents. Clicking on any of the links below will zoom you directly to the topic. Safety Tips Eligibility to Ride a Bus Emergencies Riding a Different Bus ... Special Transportation Policies Safety Tips Be aware of the Danger Zone - The Danger Zone is the ten (10) feet area around the bus. The bus driver can't see you when you are in the Danger Zone. If the bus starts moving while you are in the Danger Zone, you could be injured. Safety Tips at the Bus Stop Wait on the sidewalk, away from the road. Don't fool around while waiting on the bus. Wait until the bus comes to a full stop. Walk to the bus single file.
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Extractions: REGISTRATION FORM The Eighth Annual Regional Conference on Improving America's Schools Please register me for: Mobile, Alabama October 17-19, 2001 Reno, Nevada November 13-15, 2001 San Antonio, Texas December 17-19, 2001 REGISTRATION FEES: Individual Group * * In a group of 4 or more from the same agency. Must register together. Please check if you plan to attend the luncheon with Secretary Paige on Day Three NAME:
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Extractions: High School Statistics The following table lists high schools in the area. High schools are defined as those schools with grades 9 and over. The information shown below is based on a survey prepared by the National Center for Education Statistics. The information is only as accurate as what was supplied to the center by the local governments. The NCES does employ various methods to verify the data, however, lapses can occur. Please consult with local authorities to verify information that you are using to base a decision on. Sources: National Center of Education Statistics - 2000/2001 School Grades Students % White % Black % Hisp.
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EMHS - Profile District encompasses 97 square miles in northern oklahoma County and middle schools(68), three (3) high schools (9-12) and one alternative secondary school http://www.edmond.k12.ok.us/memorial/profile/profile.htm
Extractions: Contacts - High school personnel and phone numbers. Credentials Community The Edmond School District encompasses 97 square miles in northern Oklahoma County and southern Logan County. The district consists of thirteen (13) elementary schools (K-5), five (5) middle schools (6-8), three (3) high schools (9-12) and one alternative secondary school (6-12). Elementary Schools 13 schools serve grades K - 5 Middle schools 5 schools serve grades 6 - 8 High Schools Alternative School 1 school serves grades 6-12 The area may be characterized as a suburban community consisting predominantly of middle and upper income families. Basically, the residents are in professional or managerial careers. Population of the district is approximately 75,000. Within the boundary are two four-year colleges, University of Central Oklahoma and Oklahoma Christian University. The personal and financial support of the school by the community is evidenced by the excellent educational programs and additional services offered. Philosophy Edmond Memorial is a traditional high school with a progressive outlook. EMHS works in conjunction with the community to develop a basic curriculum and ancillary programs which support -each learner in the pursuit of academic excellence and personal growth.
Extractions: Throughout the school year, the district has worked towards balancing its budget in the face of these continued revenue reductions that now total nearly $16 million. The District has also seen a $5 million increase in mandated revenue expenditures. A number of cuts have been made throughout the district that did not affect the classroom or services to students. With the projection that public schools across the state could soon see additional cuts, the district now unfortunately regrets that it must announce a restructuring of its transportation services. The transportation changes outlined below will be effective on the first school day after the holiday break, Tuesday, January 7, 2003.
