LOCALITIES OF SCHOOLS Information on. rhode island High schools. Localities of schools. Blackstone AcademyPawtucket (Temporarily in Providence). Birch vocational Center- Providence. http://www.rihssports.com/MISCELLANEOUS/INFO ON RI HIGH SCHOOLS.htm
Extractions: RIHSS InFormation on RI High Schools + the RIIL RI High Schools List of RI High Schools Localities and Classifications of RI High Schools First Years of RI High Schools Rhode Island Interscholastic League RIIL Sports RIIL Season Schedules Info RI High School Sports History Info RI Cities and Towns Info Information on Rhode Island High Schools Localities of Schools Alternate Learning Project- Providence Apponaug Christian Academy- Warwick Bay View- East Providence Blackstone Academy- Pawtucket (Temporarily in Providence) Birch Vocational Center- Providence Bradley School- South Kingstown Central- Chariho- Richmond Compass School- South Kingstown Classical- Providence Davies- Lincoln Educational Development Center- East Providence Exeter/West Greenwich- West Greenwich Farm School- North Kingstown Fatima- Warren Feinstein- Providence Gateway School- Coventry (Charter School Pending Approval) Providence Hendricken - Warwick Hope- Providence Immaculate Conception Academy- South Kingstown Providence Keough- Pawtucket La Salle Academy- Providence Lincoln School- Providence Masters- Smithfield Providence Moses Brown- Providence Mt. Pleasant-
RHODE ISLAND HIGH SCHOOLS 55. Woonsocket. Other rhode island High schools (NonRIIL members). 1. AlternateLearning Project. 2. Apponaug Christian Academy. 3. Birch vocational Center. http://www.rihssports.com/MISCELLANEOUS/LISTS OF RI HS SCHOOLS.htm
Extractions: RIHSS InFormation on RI High Schools + the RIIL RI High Schools List of RI High Schools Localities and Classifications of RI High Schools First Years of RI High Schools Rhode Island Interscholastic League RIIL Sports RIIL Season Schedules Info RI High School Sports History Info RI Cities and Towns Info List of Rhode Island High Schools Rhode Island Interscholastic League High Schools 1. Barrington 2. Bay View, St. Mary's Academy 4. Central 5. Central Falls 6. Chariho 7. Classical 8. Coventry 12. Davies Jr. Career-Technical High School, William M. 15. Exeter/West Greenwich 16. Fatima, Our Lady of 17. Feinstein 18. Hendricken, Bishop 19. Hope 20. Johnston 21. Keough, Bishop Francis P. 22. La Salle Academy 23. Lincoln 24. Lincoln School 25. Masters 26. Middletown 27. Moses Brown 28. Mt. Hope 29. Mt. Pleasant 30. Mount Saint Charles Academy 31. Narragansett 32. North Kingstown 33. North Providence
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Rhode Island Hospitality And Tourism Association embarked in a career in the foodservice or hospitality industries in rhode island. relieson the support and partnership of the vocational schools and colleges http://www.rihospitality.org/mission.html
Extractions: As the official trade group of the foodservice, lodging, restaurant, and tourism industries, the Rhode Island Hospitality and Tourism Association was formed for the purpose of developing and providing programs, services, and support to our members by protecting their interests, promoting industry partnerships, and providing education and leadership such that members receive a definable return on their investment. The Rhode Island Hospitality Association Education Foundation, a non-profit Rhode Island corporation, was formed for the purpose of encouraging persons embarked in a career in the foodservice or hospitality industries in Rhode Island. Through the use of scholarships, grants, and endowments in conjunction with course curriculum involving foodservice and hospitality management and other associated activities. The Education Foundation relies on the support and partnership of the vocational schools and colleges, as well as other educational settings, in the promotion of the education and understanding of the general public, including persons involved in the foodservice and hospitality industries, about the careers available in foodservice and hospitality. RIHTA History
ACCSCT rhode island Office of Career and Technical Education (401222-4600). NebraskaCouncil of Private vocational schools (402-643-2639). http://www.accsct.org/resource/resource_links.html
Extractions: The list below is comprised of links to other accreditation and higher-education related organizations. Their inclusion on this list is in no way an endorsement of the products or services offered by these organizations nor does it guarantee the accuracy of the information contained on the linked web sites. Please report any broken or out-of-date links, as well as suggestions for additional links, to the webmaster Postsecondary Career School Organizations Accrediting Bureau of Health Education Schools Accrediting Council for Continuing Education and Training Accrediting Council for Independent Colleges and Schools Career College Association ... National Accrediting Commission of Cosmetology Arts and Sciences U.S. Department of Education Main Department Site Office of Postsecondary Education Student Financial Assistance Free Application for Federal Student Aid Vocational School Guide GoTRAIN State Vocational Education Agencies (a phone number is provided for agencies with no web site) Alabama Office of Career Technical Education Alaska Vocational Technical Center Arkansas Department of Workforce Education Colorado Community College and Occupational Education System ... Idaho State Division of Professional-Technical Education Indiana Department of Workforce Development (317-232-1829) Minnesota State Colleges and Universities (651-296-8113) New Hampshire School-to-Work Initiative Oklahoma Department of Career and Technical Education Utah Adult Education Services (801-538-7821)
EPA NE: Safer Schools Serving Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, rhode island, Vermont 10 workshops and visits to high schools and vocational schools, EPA educates http://www.epa.gov/region01/children/schools.html
Extractions: New England's school buildings suffer from a variety of environmental problems, including poor maintenance and inappropriate products, that make our children ill. EPA's Tools for Schools EPA HQ program helps educators identify ways to improve indoor air quality. According to a 1995 General Accounting Office report, more than half the schools in this country have poor ventilation and significant sources of pollution. In 2000 and beyond, EPA New England will enlist an additional 200 schools a year to undertake the Tools for Schools program. For information on how to get involved in this program in New England, contact Eugene Benoit , Tools For Schools Program Coordinator, or our Customer Call Center at 888-372-7341.
Katharine Gibbs School : Technical Vocational Schools & Trade Schools Katharine Gibbs schools. Campus. Programs. Boston, Massachusetts. Providence,rhode island. Certificate PC Network Operations and Support. Vienna, Virginia. http://www.technical-vocational-trade-schools.com/katharine-gibbs-schools.html
Extractions: Home Private Technical Colleges Career Education Corporation (CEC) Computer Career Institutes (CCI) ... Military Personnel Katharine Gibbs Schools, Multiple Campuses Whether you are a student just beginning to think about the future or you are a professional interested in advancing or changing careers, the Katharine Gibbs Schools can help you prepare. The colleges within the Katharine Gibbs network provide their students with the foundation for lifelong learning. The technical training programs offered by the Gibbs colleges are designed to prepare graduates for entry-level positions in network administration and management, technical support, office technology, and many other technical careers. Many of the programs also prepare students for certification exams, including MCSE, CNA, MCP, and A+. The Associate Degrees can be completed within 18 months, while Certificate programs take 9 months for full-time day students, and 12 months for the evening program. Exact length varies by program and campus. Learn more about the variety of technical programs available at Katharine Gibbs Katharine Gibbs Schools Campus Programs Boston, Massachusetts
YES Press The rhode island Automobile Dealers Association, the rhode island Human Resource apprenticeshipprograms, and his ease at working with vocational schools. http://www.ayes.org/docs/news/yespress/yp_spring02/3.html
Extractions: Beti Yoder is the new Automotive Youth Educational Systems State Manager for the State of Ohio. The Ohio Department of Education and AYES/NADA fund her position. Beti comes to AYES with experience in the auto industry, serving as the Executive Vice President of Stark County Automobile Dealers Association in Canton, Ohio. Other experience includes office manager positions at two automotive dealerships. Working with the association for the past seven years has given her the opportunity to play an instrumental role in assisting Stark State College of Technology with putting in place the GM ASEP training program as a part of their curriculum. Beti is active on the advisory board for the Automotive Technology Department of the college. She is also involved with other area middle schools and high schools working to increase awareness of the careers available in the automotive industry. Beti is eager to work with high school programs across Ohio to promote AYES and assist in increasing the number and quality of students interested in automotive technology. She will encourage students, male or female
Rhode Island Catholic Schools Parents Federation Dicenso Invalidated Pennsylvania and rhode island statutes which attending public,private and religious schools. assistance, through a vocationaltuition grant http://www.catholicschools.org/parents_federation/court_cases.html
Extractions: Impacting Catholic Schools 1925 - Pierce vs. Society of Sisters of the Holy Names of Jesus and Mary 1930 - Cochran vs. Louisiana State Board of Education 1947 - Everson vs. Board of Education of Ewing Township 1968 - Board of Education vs. Allen 1971 - Lemon vs. Kutzman, Earley vs. Dicenso 1977 - Woolman vs. Walter
Extractions: This page contains links to schools offering courses in fashion design, interior design, web design and graphic design, all listed by state. Simply select the state you wish to attend classes in to see a listing of the accredited design schools in that area, then click on the fashion, web, graphic or interior design school of your choice to receive information from that school.
What's News departure from traditional vocational schools becausestudents, in to strengthen linksbetween schools, employers . student performance in rhode island and vows http://www.dlt.state.ri.us/webdev/stw/news.html
Extractions: A new State vocational high school will emphasize workplace experience over classroom instruction. The Metropolitian Regional Career and Technical Center , or the MET , is a radical departure from traditional vocational schools becausestudents, in theory, would learn curriculum basics, Social Studies, Math, Science and English on the job, not in the classroom. Providence Journal Bulletin Saturday, May 18, 1996 - Elizabeth Rau "Grant to strengthen links between schools, employers " For younger students, the federal grant may bring careerday speakers and educational materials, and for older students and graduates, it could provide career counseling, field trips to local companies and paid internships. Warwick - The School-to-Work Partnership has awarded a grant of an expected $200,000 to consolidate and expand career-guidance and training for Warwick students. The program, designed by Rosemary Sullivan Zinns, director of institutional advancement for CCRI , will bring together the efforts of nearly a dozen groups to provide work experience and strengthrn the linkbetween student's education and career interests. The plan is designed for students from kindergarten through college. The plan also calls for counseling parents on how to best help their children explore career options. Grant money will also go to hire substitute teachers so regular teachers and counselors can undergo training and to purchase career-assessment materials.
STW For Rhode Island A major initiative in rhode island's planning efforts has and presentations at schools,trade union labor organizations, and vocational educational agencies. http://www.dlt.state.ri.us/webdev/stw/stwsum.html
Extractions: Rhode Island has been actively pursing the involvement and commitment of administrators and decision makers from education, employment, government and community in developing an implementation plan for building a statewide system of school-to-work transition. The School-to-Work initiative in the state is governed by the HRIC School-to-Work Transition Subcommittee. This subcommittee is co-chaired by the Commissioner of Elementary and Secondary Education and the Director of the Department of Employment and Training and consists of members from the business and education communities, elected officials and a representative from the Governor's office. A primary incentive for Rhode Island to establish and maintain a statewide school-to- work transition system is the decision to provide all of its current and future citizens with the opportunities to become skilled workers and to enjoy a high standard of life in a high skills, high wage economy. To respond to this challenge, Rhode Island has established a collaborative approach to economic development, education reform and workforce enhancement. Under the leadership of the Department of Employment and Training and Department of Education, a broad partnership has been formed in the state to build a comprehensive, integrated state system that provides the infrastructure to guide and support local program development of school-to-work opportunities for all students.
Extractions: Certification RHODE ISLAND REQUIREMENTS FOR VOCATIONAL EDUCATION TEACHER This certificate is valid for service in the secondary grades as a vocational education teacher and will be endorsed for the specialized field as established in I-B. THIS CERTIFICATE DOES NOT APPLY TO TEACHERS WHO WORK IN A VOCATIONAL SETTING AND ARE COVERED BY SEPARATE CERTIFICATION (E.G., BUSINESS EDUCATION, HOME ECONOMICS, AGRICULTURE). TEMPORARY PROVISIONAL-VOCATIONAL EDUCATION - valid for 1 year Diploma from a high school approved by the State Board of Regents for Education or a high school equivalency diploma Appropriate work experience as recommended by the Rhode Island Vocational Credentials Review Committee Written and practical exam administered by the Rhode Island Vocational Credentials Review Committee* Twelve semester hours of professional education courses from I-E below, which are designed for the preparation of vocational education teachers. Six of the twelve credits must be in the area of vocational methods and curriculum. Courses approved as preparation for vocational teaching, including work in the following areas:
Job Resources Nursing schools. Central Massachusetts, Montachusett Regional vocational Tech, LicensedPractical rhode island, Community College of rhode island, Associate Degree. http://www.longtermcarecareers.org/nursingschools.stm
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HIGH NEED SCHOOLS Northern New England Troops to Teachers Program. HIGH NEED schools FOR BONUS ELIGIBILITY.rhode island PROVIDENCE. BIRCH vocational. PROVIDENCE SCH DIST. PROVIDENCE. http://www.nnettt.org/RI_Bonus.htm
Extractions: SCHOOLS THAT SERVE A HIGH PERCENTAGE OF STUDENTS FROM LOW-INCOME FAMILIES RHODE ISLAND AS OF 26 JUL 02 SCHOOL NAME SCHOOL DISTRICT NAME CITY LEA ID AGNES E. LITTLE SCHOOL PAWTUCKET SCH DIST PAWTUCKET ALAN SHAWN FEINSTEIN SCHOOL CENTRAL FALLS SCH DIST CENTRAL FALLS ALFRED LIMA, SR. SCHOOL PROVIDENCE SCH DIST PROVIDENCE ALTERNATE LEARNING PROJECT PROVIDENCE SCH DIST PROVIDENCE ARLINGTON SCHOOL CRANSTON SCH DIST CRANSTON ASA MESSER ANNEX PROVIDENCE SCH DIST PROVIDENCE ASA MESSER SCHOOL PROVIDENCE SCH DIST PROVIDENCE BERNON HEIGHTS SCHOOL WOONSOCKET SCH DIST WOONSOCKET BIRCH VOCATIONAL PROVIDENCE SCH DIST PROVIDENCE CALCUTT MIDDLE SCHOOL CENTRAL FALLS SCH DIST CENTRAL FALLS CAMDEN AVENUE SCHOOL PROVIDENCE SCH DIST PROVIDENCE CAREY SCHOOL NEWPORT SCH DIST NEWPORT CARL G. LAURO SCHOOL PROVIDENCE SCH DIST PROVIDENCE CENTRAL FALLS JR-SR HIGH CENTRAL FALLS SCH DIST CENTRAL FALLS CHARLES FORTES SCHOOL PROVIDENCE SCH DIST PROVIDENCE CITIZENS MEMORIAL SCHOOL WOONSOCKET SCH DIST WOONSOCKET COLT-ANDREWS SCHOOL BRISTOL WARREN REG DIST BRISTOL CRANSTON - CALVERT NEWPORT SCH DIST NEWPORT CUNNINGHAM SCHOOL PAWTUCKET SCH DIST PAWTUCKET CURVIN-MCCABE SCHOOL PAWTUCKET SCH DIST PAWTUCKET EDMUND W. FLYNN SCHOOL
College Links Technical and vocational schools Less comprehensive listing of all vocationaltraining programs Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, rhode island and Vermont. http://www.doversherborn.org/highschool/libmed/college.html
Extractions: College Search Services Technical/Vocational Schools Applications ... Financial aid Admissions and applications: About.Com- College and University Admissions Information about college and university applications, rank, tests, visitations, essays, interviews, location, and more. Common Application please download to a floppy disk (at school) or to your home computer; this general application form is used by over 150 independent colleges and allows you to apply online. Testing Information: ACT, Inc. Formerly the American College Testing Program, is an independent, nonprofit oganization dedicated to measurement and research to support students making education and career choices. College Board Online -Includes College Board tests, programs, and online registration, a "Test Question of the Day," a searchable database of colleges, financial aid information, career planning information, a fee-based essay evaluation service, and more.
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Working Wonders Video Project Year 2 Technical Center, Provide remote vocational/career programs rhode island Schoolfor the Deaf, Provide effective means Interact with other schools for the deaf http://www.ri.net/RINET/ivid/workwondvideoyr2.html
Extractions: Warwick Veterans Memorial High School The videoconferencing equipment awarded through the Working Wonders program will allow each of these schools to broaden their instructional capabilities by allowing real time communications with other students, instructors, and academic experts that would otherwise be beyond geographical or financial reach. The addition of advanced videoconferencing capabilities will also greatly benefit teachers and staff members by offering more opportunities for professional development, training, and collaboration with colleagues at other institutions. These schools envision a wide range of applications that will take advantage of their new videoconferencing capabilities. Here are some examples: High quality videoconferencing capabilities will for the first time make real time communications over the Internet available to students of the Rhode Island School for the Deaf (RISD). Streaming video utilizing low frame rates and low resolution may be satisfactory for some applications, but it is highly unsuitable for communication using sign language. The Polycom videoconferencing unit and ATM network connection will provide students with the ability to communicate effectively via sign language to remote locations. RISD coordinators have identified several other schools for the deaf in locations such as Texas and California that already have videoconferencing capabilities and can serve as resources for distance learning and remote collaboration.
November 17 REGIONAL Career and Technical Center evolved out of a state report in 1990, whichconcluded that vocational schools in rhode island were inadequate and that http://www.bigpicture.org/WebSite2002NEW/Archives96ProJoAlternative.htm
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Rhode Island Schools Recycling Club - Getting Started schools Report Card America Recycles Day - November 2002 Report Card GRADINGKEY A - Executes an effective recycling program. Birch vocational Center, F. http://www.rirecyclingclub.org/site/reportcard.php?town=Providence
