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Texas Military Schools:     more books (26)

Is article 125, sodomy a dead letter in light of Lawrence v. Texas and the new article 120?: An article from: Army Lawyer by Joel P. Cummings, 2009-01-01 Audie Murphy: War Hero and Movie Star (Stars of Texas Series) by Dr. Judy Alter PhD, 2007-10-26 The Kadet 1953 Yearbook (Peacock Military Academy) by Peacock Military Academy, 1953 MARINE MILITARY ACADEMY:Pass in Review 1999 (School Yearbooks, Attention to Detail) by El Paso,TX Academy Staff, 1999 Military orientations of white, black, and Chicano high school youth: Some extensions of prior empirical generalizations from a Texas study by William P Kuvlesky, 1973 El Paso Military Institute by Samuel A Ramirez, 1954 Modernizing the Army/Air Force Exchange Service (University of Texas regional history of business in the Southwest) by Joseph S Hardin, 1973 Alamo by Kristin L. Nelson, 2004-01 Journey to San Jacinto (Mr. Barrinton's Mysterious) by Melodie A. Cuate, 2007-04-01 Journey to the Alamo (Book One, Mr. Barrington's Mysterious Trunk Series) by Melodie A. Cuate, 2006-11-01 COL (Ret.) David H. Hackworth: A leadership assessment of America's most decorated living soldier by Andrew Ballenger, 1999 Friday Night Lights: A Town, A Team, And A Dream by H.G. Bissinger, 1989-12-31

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21. Schools
    most of the major colleges, junior colleges, tech schools, and universities in texas.There is also a special section for the United States military Academies.  
    http://www.geocities.com/grumpy_eighty3/Schools.htm
    
    Extractions: This page contains web link for most of the major colleges, junior colleges, tech schools, and universities in Texas. There is also a special section for the United States Military Academies. Public Colleges and Universities Private Colleges and Universities Junior Colleges/Tech Schools United States Military Academies Public Colleges and Universities: Angelo State University Howard College Odessa College Sam Houston State University ... Back to Top Private Colleges and Univerisities: Abilene Christian University Austin College Baylor University East Texas Baptist University ... Back to Top Junior Colleges and Tech Schools: Cisco Junior College Devry Institute of Technology Ranger Community College South Plains College ... Back to Top United States Military Academies: Air Force Academy Coast Guard Academy Naval Academy Merchant Marine Academy ... Back to Top James L. Farquhar, all rights reserved

22. Corpus Christi Coastal Bend South Texas News, Information, Events Calendar
    live on military bases and attend local public schools. However, the 240,000 militarychildren who live off Chet Edwards, Dtexas, whose district includes Fort  
    http://www2.caller.com/ccct/home/article/0,1641,CCCT_800_1727529,00.html

23. Corpus Christi Coastal Bend South Texas News, Information, Events Calendar
    Bush budget would slash assistance for military schools proposes eliminating childrenof military personnel who live Copperas Cove, texas, where many Fort Hood  
    http://www2.caller.com/ccct/home/article/0,1641,CCCT_800_1727629,00.html

24. Schools We've Served
    England American School, 1998, 2001 texas military Institute, 1995 Milwaukee, 2000Valley Forge military Academy CT), 1993 The Westminster schools (GA), 1991  
    http://www.wickenden.com/clients.html

25. Texas Responds: War Relief Package
    Local schools could also have a special role by sponsoring “gettogethers” ofTexas military families and friends, ensuring that school-aged children of  
    http://www.window.state.tx.us/wrp/per01.html
    
    Extractions: Summary Texas needs this program because families of reservists are located across the state and not always near a military base of support. The reduced number of bases nationally means less support available nearby to military families that may need assistance. Additionally, military bases in Texas are hosts to families from across the nation, separated from their normal family support structure, and military families from Texas are located around the world. Program Description In Adopt-a-Family, community organizations will match volunteer families and individuals with families of soldiers and rescue workers. The volunteers will provide moral support and other assistance to families in Texas with spouses or parents stationed away from home or who have military reservists or rescue personnel called up for duty. Texas local community organizations, including faith-based community organizations, schools, hospitals, local officials and corporations, will work together to identify families, individuals and children in the community who would like to help. Military families will apply through their base, military family support group or the nearest Texas National Guard unit, or along with volunteer families, access the program through toll-free hotlines, a website, local community organizations or similar groups. These organizations will match the volunteer families with military families. Local organizations and state agencies will work together to recruit volunteers to help with the matching effort.

26. Home Page Of Congressman Chet Edwards, 11th District Of Texas
    Also receiving special recognition from the military Impacted schools Associationat District Offices 701 Clay Avenue, Suite 200 Waco, texas 76706 (254  
    http://www.house.gov/edwards/pr020424-militaryimpacted.htm

27. Congressman Ciro D. Rodriguez - 28th District Of Texas
    successful efforts to improve militaryrun schools for children of improving benefitsfor veterans and military retirees, and protecting texas farmers and  
    http://www.house.gov/rodriguez/bio.htm

28. API Adult High School Diploma Program - Central Texas College PFEC
    API will consider military schools and Training attend every class unless officialmilitary duties require Copyright © 19992003 Central texas College Pacific  
    http://www.ctc-pac.com/pro_api_hs.htm
    
    Extractions: API General Information API High School Curriculum - Course List API Basic Skills Program General Information Attainment of a High School diploma from American Preparatory Institute (API) requires completion of 22 credits in specific areas of instruction. API courses may be taken for graduation from API or for transfer to another high school. Each student pursues his/her graduation requirements, working individually with instructor assistance as needed. Progress is measured by achievement of specific competencies in each course as demonstrated on mastery tests. Course credit is awarded upon the student's demonstration of 80 percent mastery of the competencies of the course. The student is thus afforded an adult setting in which he/she takes only the courses he/she needs, studies individually, progresses through achievement, and moves through the program at his/her own pace.

29. The Texas State Senate News
    silence during each school day in public schools. on Veteran Affairs and militaryInstallations held a StateFederal Relations and the texas Strategic military  
    http://www.senate.state.tx.us/75r/senate/new.htm
    
    Extractions: Texas Senate News Archived News Live Webcast Archive Webcast Radio April 11, 2003 Week in Review Appropriations Process The Lieutenant Governor David Dewhurst and Laredo Senator Judith Zaffirini reported on Thursday that they are increasingly optimistic that the Senate will pass an appropriations bill to fund all essential services. They said that they are working hard to preserve funding for core programs, such as children's health insurance, Medicaid, public education, higher education, prisons, and mental health and mental retardation, so that the vulnerable in our society are not at risk. Dewhurst and Zaffirini both met with disabled visitors in the Capitol to hear their concerns on funding health and human services programs. The Senate Finance Committee met this week to consider workgroup budget recommendations for agencies classified under the following articles: Public Safety and Criminal Justice, Higher Education and Public Education, General Provisions, and Health and Human Services. Rainy Day Fund is the "Right" Approach Former Senator John N. Leedom sent a letter to the Lieutenant Governor's office Thursday assuring him that it is the "right" approach to use the Rainy Day Fund to assist in balancing the budget. Leedom helped create the legislation that created the Economic Stabilization Fund, which is commonly referred to as the Rainy Day Fund. Dewhurst explained that the fund was established to create a cash reserve in the event that actual revenues received by the state in the biennium are less than the amount previously anticipated by the Comptroller of Public Accounts, which is exactly the current situation. Zaffirini stood by Dewhurst, saying that the majority of the Senators believe that it is time to dip into the fund.

30. The Texas State Senate - Jeff Wentworth: SD 25 - Column
    Bill Ratliff's interim charges to the texas Senate Veteran as a bill that will helpstudents in military families may attend two or more high schools during the  
    http://www.senate.state.tx.us/75r/senate/members/dist25/pr02/p110802a.htm
    
    Extractions: Contact: Margaret Rambie - (210) 826-7800 Students in military families will benefit from bill Legislature passed in 2001 Although more than 80 years have passed since World War I ended on November 11, 1918, it is appropriate that Americans continued to pause on this day to honor veterans for their patriotism, service and sacrifice. Veterans Day is especially meaningful in Texas, which has a tradition of military service. More Texans served in the armed forces of World War II than citizens of any other state. To increase public awareness of Texas' involvement in World War II, the Texas Historical Commission initiated a World War II survey to document military and home front sites. Survey information may be found on the Historical Commission's web site at www.thc.state.tx.us During the time between legislative sessions, the Texas Legislature continues to ensure that Texas' 1.5 million veterans have access to the benefits they deserve. Lt. Governor Bill Ratliff's interim charges to the Texas Senate Veteran Affairs and Military Installations Committee includes monitoring the implementation of legislation that the 77th Legislature passed in 2001, such as a bill that will help students in military families.

31. Texas Schools May Face A Wilderness Of Funding | Csmonitor.com
    one makes a family 03/20/03 Timeline The road to war in Iraq 03/19/03 Gulf deploymentleaves US military stretched thin. texas's poorer schools say they  
    http://www.csmonitor.com/2003/0310/p02s02-ussc.html

32. Affirmative Action, Texas Style, Stirs Criticism | Csmonitor.com
    Palestinians worry about a military reoccupation. would have been an option withoutTexas's top 10 classes from public or private schools - earn automatic  
    http://www.csmonitor.com/2003/0212/p03s01-usgn.html
    
    Extractions: HOUSTON Her mother teases her with nicknames of "bookworm" and "nerd," but the teasing is filled with pride for her oldest daughter. Even though Diana Medina initially struggled in school and cried every night when the family first crossed the Rio Grande, she soon learned English, made the Honor Roll, and is now third in her class. Juan Maldonado's parents also came from Mexico, but before he was born. Growing up in Houston, he has long planned to aid astronauts from inside NASA's Mission Control. "I don't want to just sit around watching the TV. I have goals," he says, "dreams."

33. El Paso Times Online
    help communities to build new schools, utilities and recreational facilities to accommodatetheir military neighbors, he for the state of texas, Sharp said  
    http://www.borderlandnews.com/stories/borderland/20020919-23252.shtml
    
    Extractions: /* You may give each page an identifying name, server, and channel on the next lines. */ var pageName="" var server="" var channel="" var pageType="" var pageValue="" var prop1="" var prop2="" var prop3="" var prop4="" var prop5="" var prop6="news" var prop7="" var prop8="" var prop9="" var prop10="" /********* INSERT THE DOMAIN AND PATH TO YOUR CODE BELOW ************/ /********** DO NOT ALTER ANYTHING ELSE BELOW THIS LINE! *************/ var s_code=' ' El Paso Times News Real Estate Classifieds ... AUSTIN Texas should do more to protect its military installations from the next round of base closings, Democratic lieutenant governor candidate John Sharp said Wednesday while offering ideas to increase the value of those assets. One way to do that is by improving roads and railways running from military bases and posts to deployment seaports and airports, Sharp said, because reducing deployment times is an important consideration for the military. The state should step up efforts to enhance those roads and railways and also help communities to build new schools, utilities and recreational facilities to accommodate their military neighbors, he said.

34. Military History And Museums In Austin Texas
    cemetary, burial place for many texas military heroes, and Service Looking for apartmentsin Austin, texas? teacher, I know Austin schools, neighborhoods and  
    http://austin.about.com/cs/militaryhistory/

35. Central Texas Military History | Texas Military Units | Veterans Services
    texas military Forces Army and Air National Guard units A leading national builder,building in Austin, texas. teacher, I know Austin schools, neighborhoods and  
    http://austin.about.com/cs/military/

36. Hobby's Corner
    State's Frugality Has Hurt Too Many Texans Math texas military Initiative Buckyballs Possibleto Deliver Excellence Efficient and Effective schools (1) Paying  
    http://www.swt.edu/cpm/hobbyscorner/

37. The University Of Texas System - TMDSAS - Texas Residency
    of residency and established a domicile in texas at least of residence has been changedwhile in the military. All schools are notified at the time a change of  
    http://www.utsystem.edu/tmdsas/txres.htm
    
    Extractions: MCAT/DAT/GRE ... TMDSAS Home TEXAS RESIDENCY You must be a resident of Texas at the time of application to be eligible for the Texas resident applicant pool. Residency will be determined by applying the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board Rules and Regulations for Determining Residence Status at the time of application. TMDSAS does not presume residency. If eligibility for reclassification occurs after the deadline for filing an application, but before enrollment in medical or dental school, the applicant will be considered a non-resident for application purposes. If Texas residency is questionable, it will be necessary to complete a Residence Questionnaire so that proper residency may be determined. A copy of the Questionnaire may be obtained from the Application Service. You may also download and print the University of Texas at Austin Residency Questionnaire:

38. American Forces Press Service
    help counselors and educators deal with military connected students arriving atand departing from their schools, preceded 2 this year in San Antonio, texas.  
    http://www.militarychild.org/press/AFPS080102.htm
    
    Extractions: American Forces Press Service SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Aug. 1, 2002 Fifty-two school counselors from around the world gathered here for a day-and-a-half conclave seeking better ways to help military-connected students as they move from one school to another across the globe. Transition Counselors Institute trainers like Brenda Coffield and Cathy Franks are educators with secondary school experience, high school counselors, transition specialists, military parents and others. The institute strives to increase availability of specifically trained transition counselors who understand the needs of mobile military- connected students and have the skills to bridge the transition from school to school. Trainers Brenda Coffield (left) and Cathy Franks chat during a class break at the Transition Counselors Institute, sponsored by the Military Child Education Coalition . Classes, to help counselors and educators deal with military - connected students arriving at and departing from their schools, preceded. The annual coalition annual conference July 31-Aug. 2 this year in San Antonio, Texas. Photo by Rudi Williams. (high-resolution image available.)

39. Expiring 'Troops To Teachers'Project Outfits Classrooms With Professionals In De
    In texas, where schools have hired 467 Troops to Teachers participants, the state accordingto Meryl Kettler, the coordinator of the texas military Initiative.  
    http://www.ncei.com/EdWeek101498.htm
    
    Extractions: Originally published in Education Week As a military instructor, Lazaro Ramirez could order his students to do something and they'd jump. It wasn't so easy with his 3rd graders at Alamo Elementary School in McAllen, Texas, but he stuck with his new job. "You have to adjust your way of being and acting toward the kids," said Mr. Ramirez, who is now an assistant principal at a middle school across town. "They're here because they have to be here, not because they volunteered." A former Army sergeant major, Mr. Ramirez, 46, has made a smooth transition to a second career in education through Troops to Teachers. The program, launched by the U.S. Department of Defense in 1994, helps personnel cut loose by the military's post-Cold War "drawdown" land teaching jobs. In the past four years, some 3,000 people from all branches of the armed services and the Coast Guard have found jobs as teachers, primarily in the 20 states with the most military bases. Districts in California, Florida, Georgia, Texas, and Virginia have hired hundreds of veterans for their classrooms. With the program scheduled to end next fall, recruitment officers are eager to spread the good word about Troops to Teachers. A study commissioned by the Washington state recruitment office calls it a "rich source" of sought-after teachers: The recruits are much more likely than traditional applicants to be male, members of minority groups, willing to work in hard-to-staff urban and rural schools, and qualified to teach mathematics, science, and special education.

40. Colleges & Universities Information At Business.com
    Coast Guard military, as well as Oceanographic schools. texas Maritime Academy Locatedin Galveston, texas. The Citadel military college located in Charleston  
    http://www.business.com/directory/aerospace_and_defense/military/education_and_t

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