61. Credentialing General Information July 1, 1999, all candidates for initial new hampshire certification under Chemistry,Earth/Space Science, English/Language Arts, general Science, Middle http://www.ed.state.nh.us/Certification/credenti.htm

Download Adobe Reader Most Requested Information About the Department Department Directory ... STAFF ACCESS Required Tests All candidates for initial New Hampshire certification under Alternative 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5 must demonstrate competence in the basic skills of reading, mathematics and writing by passing Praxis I Pre-Professional Skills Test. Any educator whose credentials expire after August 30, 1998 will be required to pass the Praxis I Pre-Professional Skills Test (Ed 513.01). Effective July 1, 1999, all candidates for initial New Hampshire certification under Alternative 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5 must demonstrate competence in the basic skills of reading, mathematics and writing by passing Praxis I Pre-Professional Skills Test (Ed 513.01) and Praxis II, content assessments in the areas of Biology, Chemistry, Earth/Space Science, English/Language Arts, General Science, Middle School Mathematics, Physical Science, Physics, Secondary Mathematics, and Social Studies, if applicable. Please contact Educational Testing Service (ETS) at 1-800-772-9476 or (609) 771-7395 for information about test scheduling. Up-to-date information is available on their website at

62. Bureau Of Adult Education The Bureau administers the GED (general Educational Development) Testing Program.The new hampshire GED Certificate is a high school completion credential. http://www.ed.state.nh.us/adulted/adult.htm

Download Adobe Reader Most Requested Information About the Department Department Directory ... STAFF ACCESS NH Department of Education Division of Adult Learning and Rehabilitation The Bureau of Adult Education provides grants to school districts and private not-for-profit organizations for the purposes of offering educational services to adults who have not received a high school diploma or GED certificate, or do not read, write or speak English. With funds provided by the Bureau of Adult Education, local communities provide services to adults whose skills range from very basic to high school level. Adults are eligible for enrollment in any program supported by the Bureau of Adult Education if they are at least 16 years of age have not received a high school diploma or GED certificate do not speak, read or write English are not currently enrolled in school Each New Hampshire county has an Adult Tutorial Program which provides one-on-one tutoring with trained volunteers for any student who meets the eligibility criteria. The Bureau administers the GED (General Educational Development) Testing Program. The New Hampshire GED Certificate is a high school completion credential. Testing is available at twenty local testing sites in New Hampshire.

63. Hampshire EMA Service: New! Section-home 07/10/02 Autumn1 2002 newsheet to schools in hampshire. heritage languages - newsupport package offered by hampshire EMA Service; new special arrangements http://www.hants.gov.uk/education/ema/new/home.htm

Home Search Contacts A-Z Index ... EMA Home Hampshire Ethnic Minority Achievement Service (Hampshire EMA Service) Hampshire EMA Service: new items of interest Most recent news-sheet to schools Previous versions are archived Summary paper copies will continue to be sent to Hampshire schools by the county courier service. Ethnic background categories - links and guidance for Hampshire schools updated 17/10/02 Achievement Projects Strand - new projects for 2002 -2003 Achievement Projects progress report for 2001-2002 Autumn1 2002 newsheet to schools in Hampshire Accredited training - revised courses for 2002-2003 The Fox and the Crocodile Story New Service Level Agreement, Service Development Plan and Ethnic Minority Achievement Grant Action Plan for 2002-2003 2-CAES Biennial Conference update with links to photos Induction club in Aldershot for asylum seekers and refugee pupils ... GCSEs - heritage languages - new support package offered by Hampshire EMA Service; new special arrangements: Joint Council for General Qualifications (JCQG) for EAL pupils for 2002 Portuguese language information Our service Schools Achievement projects ... Hantsweb This page produced by the Hampshire Ethnic Minority Achievement Service . Comments on Hantsweb should be sent to the Hantsweb Manager For more information on our services please contact Hampshire County Council Information Centres This page last updated on 28 November 2002.

64. University Of New Hampshire Academic Affairs : Welcome To The Academic Affairs S of schools and Colleges (NEASC) commissioned a project to pilot the developmentof institutional assessment portfolios. The University of new hampshire http://www.unh.edu/academic-affairs/

Home Faculty Resources General Resources General Education Funding Sources Students Academic calendar Student Designed Majors Student Rights, Rules and Responsibilities Chairs and Deans Schedules Instructional Technology Faculty Development Program About Academic Affairs Contact Information Organizational chart General Education Study Committie Academic Planning Steering Committee Academic Initiatives Draft Academic Plan NEASC UNH Assessments Portfolio Welcome to the Academic Affairs Site News April 3, 2003 - Provost's Office announces Undesignated Gifts Fund Competition. The focus for the 2003 competition is student outcome assessments. March 24, 2003 - Change in Provost Candidates Visit Schedule Due to unfortunate circumstances, there has been a change in the schedule for this week's Provost Candidates visit to campus. March 24, 2003 President's Letter on Iraq Additional Information: UNH Emergency Preparedness Updates UNH Assessments Portfolio In the fall of 2001 the New England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC) commissioned a project to pilot the development of institutional assessment portfolios. The University of New Hampshire represents one of ten NEASC institutions selected to pilot the portfolios. NEASC Self-study UNH is currently preparing a self-study as part of our decennial accreditation by the Commission on Institutions of Higher Education ( CIHE ) of the New England Association of Schools and Colleges. The accreditation process - both self-study and external review - is one important way in which we evaluate our strengths and our challenges.

65. NHewLINK Databases For NHAIS Libraries to all public libraries and public schools in new The Union Leader new HampshireSunday news Magazines general Reference, MasterFile Premier Provides full http://www.nhewlink.state.nh.us/nhais/databases.html

About Us Public Libraries Public Schools NHAIS Libraries ... NH Residents The Granite State's Information Connection NHAIS Membership Databases IP Authentication Training ... Home Databases Available to NHAIS Libraries In addition to providing access to all public libraries and public schools in New Hampshire, the The New Hampshire State Library is able to provide access to a number eligible NHAIS libraries. It is a goal of the New Hampshire State Library to provide fully funded access to all NHAIS libraries. Due to funding limitations, however, not all databases are available to all libraries Resources Databases Library Type Newspapers The full-text of the daily newspaper since 1989. Private, Health, Non-Profit Newspaper Source Provides full text for regional U.S. newspapers, international newspapers, newswires, newspaper columns as well as other sources. This database also contains indexing and abstracts for national newspapers. Young Adult and Up Go to Top MasterFile Premier Provides full text for over 1,900 periodicals covering nearly all subjects including general reference, business, health, and much more. Young Adult and Up Academic Search Elite Provides full text for more than 1,700 journals covering the social sciences, humanities, general science, multi-cultural studies, education, and much more. This database is updated on a daily basis.

66. Independent Judiciary: The Nominees As Attorney general, Howard had argued before the court of an income tax to fund publicschools. of constitutional history, the new hampshire Constitution does http://www.independentjudiciary.com/nominees/nominee.cfm?NomineeID=26

67. Tobacco Use Among Middle And High School Students --- New Hampshire, 1995--2001 response rate, particularly among schools, to ensure The remaining elements of NewHampshire's comprehensive tobacco people a report of the Surgeon general. http://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/preview/mmwrhtml/mm5201a3.htm

Tobacco Use Among Middle and High School Students - New Hampshire, 19952001 Tobacco use is the leading cause of preventable death in the United States ( ). Because 80% of adult smokers began smoking as minors ( ), efforts to prevent smoking initiation have focused on adolescents. To examine trends in smoking prevalence among adolescents, the New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services analyzed data from the New Hampshire Youth Risk Behavior Survey (NHYRBS) and the New Hampshire Youth Tobacco Survey (NHYTS) during 19952001. This report summarizes the results of that analysis, which indicate that smoking prevalence in New Hampshire has declined among both middle and high school students. When fully operational, New Hampshire's comprehensive tobacco-prevention and -control program should lead to further reductions in smoking among adolescents and begin to decrease smoking among adults. NHYRBS was conducted in grades 912 in odd-numbered years during 19952001. Although survey results for 1995, 1997, 1999, and 2001 were reviewed, weighted data were available only from 1995 ( Table 1 Table 1 ). The survey used a two-stage cluster sample design; schools were selected with probability proportional to size, and classrooms in schools were selected at random. All students in selected classrooms were eligible to participate. The 2001 survey was divided into two separate samples, one for middle schools (grades 68) and one for high schools (grades 912). Analysis of middle school data was restricted to grades 78. In all surveys, local parental consent procedures were followed before survey administration.

68. The Center For Education Reform: New Jersey's Charter Law CER Grade BNew Jersey (1996; amended in 2000). The 17 th strongest of the nation's38 charter laws. general Statistics. Number of schools Allowed. Unlimited. http://edreform.com/charter_schools/laws/NewJersey.htm

Making Schools Work Better for All Children Charter School Legislation: Profile of New Jersey's Charter School Law Note : The following ranking and analysis reflects the state's law as of 2001. For the most recent state law profile, please contact the Center for Education Reform or order Charter School Laws Across the States: Ranking Score Card and Legislative Profiles from our Publications page New Jersey (1996; amended in 2000) The 17 th strongest of the nation's 38 charter laws General Statistics Number of Schools Allowed Unlimited Number of Charters Operating (As of Fall 2001) Approval Process Eligible Chartering Authorities State commissioner of education Eligible Applicants Teachers and/or parents in district; college/university or private entity in conjunction with teachers/parents Types of Charter Schools Converted public, new starts (but not home-based schools) Appeals Process Applications denied may be appealed to the state board of education Formal Evidence of Local Support Required 51% of teachers and 51% of parents must support for conversions Recipient of Charter Charter school governing body Term of Initial Charter 4 years Operations Automatic Waiver from Most State and District Education Laws, Regulations, and Policies

69. National Inclusive Schools Week, Dec. 2-6 with Severe Disabilities in schools, and has forces, including those developingNew hampshire’s alternate force that is restructuring general and special http://www.edc.org/urban/celebration02a.html

Strategies for Improving at the Secondary Level a telephone seminar with presenters Dr. Cheryl Jorgensen Dr. Don Deshler with a message from Assistant Secretary of Special Education and Rehabilitative Services, Dr. Robert Pasternack Monday, December 2, 2002 AUDIOTAPES NOW AVAILABLE! The cost is $29.95 (including s/h). Please allow two weeks for delivery. Mail checks (made payable to Education Development Center, Inc.) to EDC, 55 Chapel Street, Newton, MA 02458-1060, Attn: Charlene Bemis. Questions: Please contact cbemis@edc.org. Who should attend this program: Parent leaders, policymakers, representatives of state education agencies, central office and building level leadership, classroom and special education teachers, and school based leadership teams Registration fee includes: Access from one telephone line and one set of reproducible participant materials About this delivery method: Take advantage of this learning opportunity from the convenience of your school or office. When you register, you will receive instructions about how to access the seminar from your telephone and written materials by mail or e-mail, so that you can duplicate handouts for participants at your site.

70. EPA Healthy School Environments - New Hampshire new hampshire Hazardous Waste and Your School This fact sheet developed by EPA newEngland Compliance Assistance-Secondary schools and Technical http://cfpub.epa.gov/schools/top_sub.cfm?r_id=1&st_id=NH

71. New Hampshire DES Pollution Prevention Program Publications Pollution Prevention Resources for Healthcare Facilities, January 2003. general PollutionPrevention, Marinas, Best Management Practices for new hampshire Marinas. http://www.des.state.nh.us/nhppp/nh04000.htm

NHPPP Home Table of Contents Email NHPPP Waste Management Division Pollution Prevention Program Publications Sector Information Automotive Pitstops: An Environmental Guide for Automobile Service Facilities (PDF), June 2001 DES Fact Sheet: HW-4 Waste Antifreeze: Management Requirements for Handlers and Transporters Dental Best Management Practices for Dental Offices in New Hampshire: Tips for Reducing Hazardous, Universal, and Solid Wastes. Prepared by N.H. Department of Environmental Services Pollution Prevention Program and the N.H. Dental Society, January 2002. The Environmentally Responsible Dental Office-A Guide to Proper Waste Management in Dental Offices, Dental Office, Waste Handling Procedures For Dentists (Insert to BMP) The Environmentally Responsible Dental Office-A Guide to the Proper Waste Management in Dentals, Mercury/Amalgam Waste Handling Procedures For Dentists (Insert to BMP) Management of Lead Waste From Dental Offices Management of Mercury Wastes From Dental Offices Management of Silver Wastes From Dental Offices Silver (D011) Recyclers List ... Dental Amalgam Recycling Facilities, Northeast Region Environmental Management Systems DES Fact Sheet: CO-13 Environmental Management Systems: Frequently Asked Questions Healthcare BMP Checklist for NH Hospitals Pollution Prevention Resources for Healthcare Facilities, January 2003

72. AUTCOM: New Hampshire's 3rd Annual Summer Institute On Supporting Students With The Autism National Committee Autism Society of new hampshire. with autism/PDD ingeneral education classes and challenges affect learning in schools and living http://www.autcom.org/newhampshire.html

New Hampshire's 3rd Annual Summer Institute on Supporting Students with Autism/PDD in General Education Classes Sponsored by the University of New Hampshire's Institute on Disability and the New Hampshire Department of Education Co-Sponsored by: The Autism National Committee Autism Society of New Hampshire As educators and families work together to plan the most effective ways to educate students with autism/PDD in general education classes, they often ask: What are the unique learning styles and challenges that many students with autism/PDD experience? How do those styles and challenges affect learning in schools and living with families? How can we best support students in typical education classes and with families? This four-day conference is designed to answer these questions and develop effective support strategies for students with autism/PDD and their families, teachers, paraprofessionals, related service providers, and school administrators. Each day the conference will begin at 8:30 a.m. with a morning keynote presentation by an internationally recognized expert in the field of autism. After the keynotes, participants will meet in pre-assigned, small work groups, facilitated by a working professional in the field. Work groups are designed to support participants to synthesize new information into effective day-to-day strategies for home and school. A variety of topical workshops will be offered in the afternoon. Tentative workshop topics include: Learning Styles, Facilitated Communication, Movement Differences, Developing Social Stories, Supporting Sensory Sensitivities, and Alternative and Augmentative Communication. Each day will conclude at 4:00 p.m.

73. New Hampshire Community Technical College - Manchester, Stratham Anselm College, and Southern new hampshire University, as well as is a list of highschools and the HS – College Composition (4 sections); general Biology II http://astro.manc.tec.nh.us/nhctc_new.php

74. In The News and Shop’n Save stores in Maine, new hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, and newYork can December 10, Hannaford will reward schools by donating http://www.hannaford.com/news/articles/article92.htm

HANNAFORD HELPS SCHOOLS PROGRAM KICKS OFF Program offers schools an opportunity to supplement tight budgets Under the terms of the program that continues through December 10, Hannaford will reward schools by donating money based on customer purchases of certain General Mills products. At the end of the program, Hannaford will award an additional $1,000 education grant to the school that raises the most funds through each of its stores. To become involved in the Hannaford Helps Schools program, schools that have not yet registered may do so by calling 1-866-716-5730. Participating schools will receive a school kit containing official collection envelopes with instructions, program handouts and posters. The program is open to all K-12 schools. At the end of the program, participating schools will forward their School Dollars to a clearinghouse. Schools will receive their checks from Hannaford in February.

75. Town Of Warner, New Hampshire Source of information for and about the town of Warner. Town services, officials, businesses, activitie Category Regional North America Localities W Warner...... accreditation by both the State of new hampshire and the new England Associationof schools and Colleges. thousands of people from all over new England and http://www.warner.nh.us/

NOTICE 2003 Revaluation Assessments can be found here This Web Site provides information about the Town of Warner, New Hampshire. You will find information about Town Departments, Town Services, Town Officials, Office and Services Hours Warner Village Water District, Businesses, Activities, a Photo Tour around our great town and some very interesting Early History of Warner. Also, information about this year's Fall Foliage Festival (the 56th) and photos from previous years can be found. Town Profile Warner, situated in the Dartmouth-Lake Sunapee Region of New Hampshire and in the western part of Merrimack County, is eighteen miles northwest of Concord via Interstate 89 or NH Route 103. The village is pleasant and picturesque with neatness and thrift evident in all the surroundings. Mount Kearsarge, at 2937 feet above sea level, is the highest point in Merrimack County and the third tallest peak south of the White Mountains, The 360 degree panorama from the summit includes the White Mountains, Green Mountains, New Hampshire and Maine coasts and the tallest buildings in Boston. There are 6 ponds within the town's 31,851 acres. Warner is one of the seven towns that comprise the Kearsarge Regional School District.

76. PLTW National Affiliate Training Center At The New Hampshire Technical Institute Established by the general Court in 1961 to “prepare qualified serve as assistantsto professionally trained personnel,” new hampshire Technical Institute http://www.pltw.org/ntc/NHAffiliate.shtml

National Alliance For Pre-Engineering Programs Project Lead The Way We're Teaching Tomorrow's Technology Today PLTW Home About Us Strategic Action Plan Contacting PLTW ... Showcase Of Schools New Hampshire Technical Institute Established by the General Court in 1961 to “prepare qualified high school graduates as technicians who may serve as assistants to professionally trained personnel,” New Hampshire Technical Institute in Concord serves the entire State of New Hampshire. It is the largest public, two-year institution in New Hampshire with residence hall facilities. The Institute now has twenty-nine associate degree programs, two diploma programs and twenty certificate programs. In the fields of Computer and Engineering Technologies, NHTI offers the following associate degree programs: Architectural Engineering Technology, Broadband Networking and Communications Technology, Computer Engineering Technology, Manufacturing Engineering Technology and Mechanical Engineering Technology. New Hampshire Technical Institute became a PLTW National Affiliate Training Center in 2001.

77. ShawGuides, Inc. | Southern New Hampshire University Culinary Program Courses, Include culinary skills, bakeshop, food production, garde manger,nutrition, general ed courses. US Locations, Manchester, new hampshire. http://cookingcareer.shawguides.com/SouthernNewHampshireUniversity/

High Performance Programs Cultural Travel Language Vacations A Free, Online Directory from ShawGuides Add Listing! Sponsor Login Hints ... NYC Classes MONTHS: January February March April ... December STATES: Alabama Alaska American Samoa Arizona ... more COUNTRIES: Argentina Aruba Australia Bahamas ... more Southern New Hampshire University Culinary Program A Gourmet Education for the Discriminating Palate At Southern New Hampshire University we combine all the necessary ingredients to convert your love of food and your creative flair into the skills required of a culinary professional: a well-conceived curriculum; faculty willing to bring out your individual skills and creativity; and a superb culinary facility offering everything you will need to help you rise fast and go far in the field. Two Degree Options You can earn an AAS degree in Culinary Arts in two years or earn both an AAS in Culinary Arts and a bachelor’s degree in Hotel or Restaurant Management in just four years. During your second year you can choose either the Culinary or Baking track. Magnificent Hospitality Center Our state-of-the-art facility offers two culinary laboratories, two baking labs, four lecture classrooms, a coffee shop and retail bakery, a demonstration classroom, function rooms that can accommodate up to 150 people at a banquet, and a 75-seat restaurant, which is open to the public.

78. The Union Leader And New Hampshire Sunday News - 10-Apr-03 - Home Daily. Covers entire state. Local, state, national and world news; feature articles, sports, classifieds, Category news newspapers Regional United States new hampshire...... if the schools are expanded and because towns could get out of the deal after 10years. Full Story. Articles from The Union Leader and new hampshire Sunday news http://www.theunionleader.com/

Web Edition Thursday, Apr. 10, 2003 Choose a section Home page newhampshire.com Calendar of Events Parade Search archives MSNBC news Special Reports Business Directory Classified Ads Prior Editions Site Map Weather Online auctions Shop today's ads NH Politics Obituaries Salem Observer WAR ON TERROR Hussein's government collapses to cheers Statue topples and a city falls ... MESSAGES TO THE TROOPS TOP NEWS STORIES NH man gets steakhouse chain to yank Dixie Chicks NH delegation says coalition not done ... loophole to boost pay SPORTS Wildcats are thrilled to be the underdogs Monarch's Notebook: There’s nothing subtle ... All-America status EDITORIALS Iraqi freedom: This is what our troops delivered Bedford’s loss: ... students in limbo COLUMNS Jonah Goldberg: Inferiority complex blinds many Arabs to coalition’s true military intent in Iraq ... can win over Arab and European skeptics STOCKS Enter Company Symbol Enter Company Name How to track your stocks and use Portfolio Manager CHURCH CRISIS POLITICS ... EDUCATION JOHN DiSTASO: Granite Status John DiStaso Granite Status Little egg goes a long way for Presidential hopefuls HOW DO THEY LOOK NOW?

79. Notre Dame College, Manchester, New Hampshire - A Catholic College In New Englan take the courses that the new hampshire State Department of Teaching in SecondarySchools (subject specific IN SECONDARY EDUCATION AND general SPECIAL EDUCATION http://www.notredame.edu/newndc.nsf/teaching.html

Introduction Courses Curriculum and Instruction Elementary/Secondary Teaching w/ General Special Education ... Return to Graduate Programs Admissions: admissions@notredame.edu Other Departments: info@notredame.edu This program provides an opportunity for students whose undergraduate work was in another discipline to earn teacher certification and a Master's degree. It is designed for the beginning educator who wishes to focus on instructional excellence and become a qualified generalist in education. A minimum of 36 semester-hours is required to complete the Master of Education degree. The total number of credits required for certification and for the degree may vary, depending upon the student's previous coursework. Students seeking secondary certification (which is available in Art [K-12], Biology [7-12], English [5-12], General Science [5-9], and Social Studies [5-12]) may need to supplement their undergraduate major with courses in the discipline as well as with professional education courses. The Elementary or Secondary Teaching programs are designed to meet the certification standards of the state of New Hampshire. CERTIFICATION (Elementary or Secondary) In this section of the program, students take the courses that the New Hampshire State Department of Education requires for certification in Elementary or Secondary Education. The total number of credits required for certification may vary depending upon the student's previous course work.

80. Search Results 24 nonfeatured schools returned Applied Computer Science,Chemical Dependency,GeneralStudies new hampshire Community Technical College - Claremont 2 year school http://www.collegesurfing.com/search_schools.cfm?searchtype=state&state=NH

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