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AmeriCorps*State And National Direct
in basic reading skills daily at five elementary schools in Columbia trainer initiativeorganized under the auspices of the south carolina military Department.
http://www.americorps.org/joining/direct/direct_sc.html

Extractions: AmeriCorps members, at-risk youth ages 16 through 24, build one and build or renovate a second 1,200 square-foot house to be sold to low-income residents of an enterprise zone community in Charleston the. Members also conduct extensive repairs on the homes of four low-income seniors and conduct radon testing to educate residents about the dangers of radon gas. Finally, in conjunction with service partners, members build a playground, including a bike/walking path. -
South Carolina Technical Schools - Including Greenville.
south carolina Technical Colleges Vocational Tech schools. and specialize in Networking;Software Development; Electronics; Pprograms for military personnel.
http://www.technical-colleges-vocational-tech-schools.org/south-carolina-technic

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South Carolina Homegrown Literature - Pat Conroy
military bases around the south, Pat changed schools frequently, finally attendingthe Citadel military Academy in Charleston, south carolina, upon his
http://surfsc.com/scbooks/patconroy.htm

Extractions: SC Homegrown Literature Homepage Pat Conroy's Bio Pat Conroy's Books Biography/Background Pat Conroy was born on October 26, 1945, in Atlanta, Georgia, to a young career military officer from Chicago and a Southern beauty from Alabama, whom Pat often credits for his love of language. He was the first of seven children. Since the family had to move many times to different military bases around the South, Pat changed schools frequently, finally attending the Citadel Military Academy in Charleston, South Carolina, upon his father's insistence. While still a student, he wrote and then published his first book, The Boo, a tribute to a beloved teacher. After graduation, Conroy taught English in Beaufort, where he met and married a young woman with two children, a widow of the Vietnam War. He then accepted a job teaching underprivileged children in a one-room schoolhouse on Daufuskie Island, a remote island off the South Carolina shore. After a year, Pat was fired for his unconventional teaching practicessuch as his unwillingness to allow corporal punishment of his studentsand for his general lack of respect for the school's administration. Conroy evened the score when he exposed the racism and appalling conditions his students endured with publication of The Water is Wide in 1972. The book won Conroy a humanitarian award from the National Education Association and was made into the feature film
LAW FORUM -- SOUTH CAROLINA LEGAL RESOURCES -- Government, Law Schools
Law schools. of birth, census, death, land, marriage, military and state SCIway southcarolina Information Highway SCIway, south carolina's Information Highway
http://www.lawforum.net/resources/sc.htm

Extractions: South Carolina General Resources South Carolina On behalf of the Citizens of South Carolina, welcome to the South Carolina State Government World Wide Web (WWW) server. This service provides access to many resources of state agencies in South Carolina. This page is the entry point into information provided by state agencies and related projects. The State of South Carolina joins the Information Highway in creating an opportunity for citizens to communicate and access information electronically and participate in their state government. We are proud to be able to enhance communication among our citizenry and serve as a catalyst for empowering citizens to interact with their state government. South Carolina State Library The South Carolina State Library provides library services to all South Carolina citizens through the public libraries in each county. Currently available at this site are access to our online databases, a reference room, and a directory of public libraries. Future developments will include a searchable directory of South Carolina special and academic libraries; a list of the SCSL's publications; and an overview of the SCSL's organization, history and staff. Archaeology and Anthropology The South Carolina Institute of Archaeology and Anthropology (SCIAA) was established in 1963 as a University of South Carolina research institute and a State cultural resource management agency. As the latter, it serves as the main State agency concerned with South Carolina's Prehistoric and Historic Archaeology, and its discovery, study, revelation, and official safekeeping at a curatorial facility. As a University research institute, SCIAA initiates and conducts a broad range of field research and collections research throughout the State, participates in a very wide range of USC activities and duties, and contributes to the University infrastructure, and the USC publication series.
Camden Military Academy
School, which operated in Bamberg, south carolina, from 1892 Camden military Academyhas operated as a non of the southern Association of Colleges and schools.
http://www.camdenmilitary.com/main.htm

Extractions: Site Menu Front Page Welcome From the Headmaster Academic Program ... E-Mail Us WELCOME! Camden Military Academy is a college preparatory school for young men in grades 7-12. Located in historic Camden, South Carolina, Camden Military Academy provides young men with the opportunity to develop both academically and personally. Small classes, teacher supervised study periods, and tutorials focus each young man academically while the military program provides the framework for personal development. A full athletic program, clubs, and off-campus trips and outings make this a truly complete academic experience. As part of an over one-hundred-year-old tradition, Camden Military Academy provides young men of today with the time-honored foundation of a military education which will prepare them to meet the challenges of tomorrow. While the Camden Military Academy tradition dates back to 1892, operations on the current campus began with the 1958-59 school year. The Academy combines the traditions of three institutions - Carlisle Military School, which operated in Bamberg, South Carolina, from 1892 to 1977; Camden Academy, which was located on the campus from 1949 to 1957; and Camden Military Academy. Camden Military Academy has operated as a non-profit, tax-exempt institution since 1974 and is governed by a self-perpetuating board of trustees.
GT Transfer Equivalency Catalog: U Schools
U schools. Choose the school at which the courses are taught United States CoastGuard Acad. United States military Academy. Univ of south carolinaAiken.
http://www.oscarweb.gatech.edu/tec/U/
ElSurfo - Things To Do - South Carolina
Links to attractions, fairs, events, museums, and parks.Category Regional North America Travel and Tourism Travel Guides south carolina Government schools in south carolina, Things To Do south carolinaCheck Parks Kings Mountain National military Park south carolina Parks
http://elsurfo.com/todo/sc.htm
Find Technical Vocational Trade Schools And Colleges In The South - Virginia, No
Take advantage of special programs for military personnel. Study in one of severalconvenient locations in Virginia, North carolina, or south carolina.
http://www.technical-institutes-schools.com/virginia-carolina-technical-schools-

Extractions: "I've seen my technical career and lifestyle exceed my expectations. In my current job I maintain network security, computer hardware, software programming and a network while engineering projects and solutions for my host company. In addition, I am a number one global reseller of Sun/Unix based equipment as well as PCs and Turn-Key Solutions."
Soldiers Aim For The Classroom
And they will provide more of what schools are now missing State University, thegovernor's office, IBM/Lotus, the south carolina military Assistance Council
http://www.suntimes.com/special_sections/skul/soldiers.html

Extractions: C H I C A G O S U N - T I M E S S P E C I A L S E C T I O N July 31, 2002 BY ASSOCIATED PRESS CLEMSON, S.C. The next campaign for some military veterans is for the classroom. The South Carolina Troops-to-Teachers Coalition, a statewide group headquartered at Clemson University, is launching a pilot program to offer substantive help to soldiers who may consider teaching as a post-military career. The group plans to expand the program nationally next year. The coalition will provide advice, coursework, training and field experience that will lead to certification and placement, according to Nancy C. Dunlap, project leader and associate director of the school of education at Clemson. University faculty will develop a curriculum based on what teachers need to know and do to become successful teachers. And prospective teachers will work in paid internships with mentor teachers. The program is directed especially to commissioned and non-commissioned officers with a bachelor's degree or higher. "Military personnel represent a wealth of talent, experience, diversity, knowledge, expertise, skills, and world view," Dunlap said. The new recruits can help close the gap in an expected teacher shortage, especially at rural and inner-city schools, she said. And they will provide more of what schools are now missing: black, Hispanic, and male teachers. They would be mature, physically fit and drug-free role models for youngsters.
High Schools That Work
Teacher Cadet Program includes 144 high schools in 77 south carolina ranks fifth inthe nation in the number during career nights and for the military as well
http://www.sreb.org/programs/hstw/career/ExemplaryPractices.asp

Extractions: Exemplary Practices in Teacher Recruitment South Carolina The South Carolina Center for Teacher Recruitment (SCCTR) is the oldest and most effective teacher recruitment center in the nation. It began as a center that piloted a Teacher Cadet Program in four high schools and now operates 12 programs aimed at identifying, attracting, placing and retaining well-qualified teachers in South Carolina classrooms. The SCCTR also assists state and local leaders in addressing the issue of teacher recruitment and retention. State leadership for career/technical education in South Carolina is working with the SCCTR staff to make career/technical teachers a target group and to develop a strategy for these teachers. South Carolina is anticipating hiring as many as 250 career/technical teachers over the next four years. The SCCTR target groups are middle and high school students, college students and adults. The Center provides these major programs: Minority Recruitment This program offers activities to increase the number of minorities entering education. It includes a partnership with the South Carolina Association of Black School Educators and the Eisenhower Consortium for Mathematics and Science Education. ProTeam Middle School Program This program is designed to interest middle school students in the education profession before they become "turned off" to the possibility of a career in teaching. Participating in teacher-like activities is essential to the program.
National War College Commandant - MG Reginal G. Clemmons
military schools ATTENDED Field Artillery Officer Basic and Advanced College of Northcarolina BS Degree - Mathematics south carolina State College
http://www.ndu.edu/nwc/commandant/
Colleges In South Carolina - Undergraduate Or Graduate - Vocational Or Academic
south carolina Trade Technical Vocational schools. and specialize in Networking;Software Development; Electronics; Pprograms for military personnel.
http://www.colleges-degrees-searches-online.org/south-carolina-colleges.htm

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E-Learn Speaker
This unique project is designed to provide military personnel with the skills Uponretirement, they will enter a oneyear internship in south carolina schools.
http://www.aace.org/conf/eLearn/speakers/dunlap.htm

Extractions: The nation is facing a shortage of teachers; the military has personnel with wonderful talents and abilities to become teachers. What an opportunity to build a bridge! This unique project is designed to provide military personnel with the skills and knowledge to become teachers when they retire. Participants, regardless of where in the world they are deployed, can begin their coursework while still on active duty. Upon retirement, they will enter a one-year internship in South Carolina Schools. This program is the result of 3 years of development by the South Carolina Troops-to-Teachers (T3) Coalition; the Coalition consists of 4 universities, 5 state agencies, and IBM/Lotus. The program consists of ten modules that were crafted by university faculty based on what teachers need to know and be able to do. Military personnel represent a wealth of talent, experience, diversity, knowledge, expertise, skills, and world views. What opportunities exist to install this leadership and talent in the inner-city and rural schools most in need! And our new cadre of teachersour military recruitscan "be all that they can be" yet again.
Homeschool World: Homeschool Groups: South Carolina
south carolina Home Educators Association (SCHEA) PO Box carolina Certification Boardfor Independent schools (CCBIS Shaw military Home Educators (SMILE) 5730
http://www.home-school.com/groups/SC.html
Department Of Defense Education Activity - DoDEA Facts 2002
Children of enlisted military personnel represent 80 percent of the total enrollmentin DoDEA schools. Germany, North carolina. Greece, south carolina.
http://www.odedodea.edu/communications/dodeafacts2002.htm

Extractions: (pdf 151kb) Press Releases Video Clips History Shortly after the end of World War II, the United States military established schools for the children of its service men and women stationed in Europe and the Pacific. Schools for children of military members stationed at various bases in the United States were already well-established. First administered by the military branches they served, the growing number of schools was soon transferred to civilian managers, then organized into two separate but parallel systems: the Department of Defense Dependents Schools (DoDDS) overseas, and the Department of Defense Domestic Dependent Elementary and Secondary Schools (DDESS) in the United States. In 1994 the two systems were brought together under an umbrella agency, the Department of Defense Education Activity (DoDEA). Organization The Department of Defense Education Activity (DoDEA) is a civilian agency of the U.S. Department of Defense. It is headed by a director who oversees all agency functions from DoDEA headquarters in Arlington, Virginia. DoDEA's schools are divided into three areas, each of which is managed by an area director. Within each of these three areas, schools are organized into districts headed by superintendents.
SC League Of The South: Whoareyou
learning, Hollywood productions, the military complex, educational and secondaryeducation, home schools, some church same purpose for south carolina as the
http://www.sclos.org/research/whoareyou.html

Extractions: Get a free SCLoS.org Address! Click here to print this article. About the SC LoS ... HOME SC League Info What's new on SCLoS.org! SCLoS Calendar of Events State Director's Report The Southern Messenger ... Regional Sites Brochures The Hunley Crew The League Building League Building Home League of the South Information League FAQ League Position Papers National Website Research Politics Paleoconservatism No Votes for Turncoats Pax Americana Self-Determination Who are you? Cherokee Nation Declaration New Albany Declaration Voter Education Economics Authors and Poets Father Ryan League Activities Petition for Southern Rights Take down that FLAG! Miscellaneous Leaguers in Business Contact Us Search SCLoS.org Links of Interest ... Help Who Are You? The United States of America is a failed proposition and like all governments that consolidate power into a few hands, the power corrupts and degenerates. The Constitution has been ignored by national politicians and appointed judges and they do not recognise any limit to their power or authority. Laws are passed and programs implemented to control ever facet of daily life while taxes approaching 50% of earned income are extracted from the needs of daily life.
State Information
to attend a twoyear technical college, or to enter the military after high schoolgraduation. The major features of south carolinas schools of Excellence
http://www.nssb.org/states/southcarolina.htm

Extractions: Email: jcouch@sde.state.sc.us State Skill Standards Board / Panel / Credentialing Council None at present. State Agency Responsible for Skill Standards on a Daily Basis Office of Career and Technology Education, South Carolina Department of Education secondary level; State Technical College System postsecondary level. Current State Skill Standards Legislative Measures / Policies/ Initiatives None at present. Certificate of Mastery None at present. However, a State exit exam at the twelfth grade level is required of all South Carolina students for high school graduation. This exit exam is administered at intervals through the senior year. Students must also demonstrate academic proficiency and computer literacy before graduating. Workplace Basics Included in High School Graduation Requirements None at present. However, an instructional module on soft skills the V-TECS Workplace Skills curriculum is taught across the State in 42 career centers and 60 comprehensive high schools with career and technology programs. Currently, this soft skills instructional module is an elective, used by local determination. The goal is its total infusion within South Carolina.
Princeton Army ROTC -- Class Of 2006
military schools Basic Training at Fort Benning, Georgia; Advanced IndividualTraining at Fort Jackson, south carolina. ROTC Activities . ROTC Awards . .
http://www.princeton.edu/~armyrotc/cadets06.htm

Extractions: Erick Torres Cadet Matthew Anton: Photo Not Available School: The College of New Jersey CDT Rank/position: Cadet Private Hometown: Neptune, New Jersey Major: Undeclared Student Activities: Military Schools: ROTC Activities: ROTC Awards: ROTC Honors, Cadet Scholar Award, Excellence in Physical Fitness Award (Silver) Back to Class of 2006 Cadet Charles Ballew: School: Princeton Univesity CDT Rank/position: Cadet Private Hometown: Crystal Lake, Illinois Major: Undeclared Residential College: Mathey College Student Activities: Varsity Cross Country Military Schools: ROTC Activities: ROTC Awards: Cadet Scholar Award, ROTC Honors, Excellence in Physical Fitness Award (Gold) I joined ROTC for the valuable leadership training and experience. Back to Class of 2006 Cadet John Barry: School: Princeton Univesity CDT Rank/position: Cadet Private Hometown: Riverside, Connecticut
Inez Tenenbaum, South Carolina's Fifteenth State Superintendent
guidance counselors and resource officers for our schools. of Research for the Medical,military, Public and Affairs Committee of the south carolina House of
http://www.sde.state.sc.us/archive/statedep/inez-bio.htm

Extractions: This page has been made available for your convenience, but the content of this site will no longer be updated after May 20, 2001. Visit the new site for new information. Inez Moore Tenenbaum State Superintendent of Education Downloadable biography in Microsoft Word Return to SDE main page Inez Tenenbaum, South Carolina's fifteenth State Superintendent of Education, has been an energetic and determined advocate for children throughout her career. A former schoolteacher and an attorney, Inez is committed to raising the quality of education in South Carolina through comprehensive and sustained reform. Her priorities include raising academic standards through accountability, making sure every child starts school ready to learn, improving the quality of the States principals and teachers, ensuring that schools are safe and healthy places for learning, and increasing the support of parents and communities in public schools. As Superintendent, Inez is leading the way on these important issues. Her first term has been marked by rising SAT scores, falling violent crime rates in our schools, and more children testing ready for school than ever before in the States history. Her accomplishments include leading the successful effort to provide over $750 million for school construction without raising taxes, reducing class size, creating more alternative schools, raising teachers salaries, and providing more guidance counselors and resource officers for our schools. She created the first-ever School Leadership Executive Institute to train our principals and superintendents and helped Governor Hodges launch the landmark First Steps to School Readiness initiative to ensure that every child starts school ready to learn.
Anderson Independent Mail: University Of South Carolina
close follower of current events, south carolina football coach an assistant coachat various schools throughout most Holtz served as an military reservist and
http://www.andersonsc.com/and/sp_univ_of_sc/article/0,1886,AND_8212_1824725,00.h

Extractions: March 19, 2003 "It’s a serious time because you don’t know what’s going to happen," Holtz said. "I hear all these (people) saying they’re going to surrender. I’m going to tell you this — you go tell (Tennessee coach) Phillip Fulmer he’s got until Wednesday to vacate that job up there. I wonder how you get that done." Holtz has plenty of experience to draw upon when talking to his team about war. He was an assistant coach at various schools throughout most of the Vietnam War, and served as head coach at N.C. State from 1972-72, which were the final years of the war. "In 1968, we had a great football team (at Ohio State) ? and I remember we went up to Wisconsin, and I’ll never forget, the students had taken over the administration building," Holtz said. "There was a big riot and everything else. The same thing was happening at Ohio State to a certain extent. But it was a very turbulent time." Holtz served as an military reservist and in May of 2001, he participated in a six-day tour of the Middle East sponsored by the U.S.O. Holtz said he spoke to troops stationed in Bahrain, Saudi Arabia and Kuwait.

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