81. The New York Council For The Humanities Humanities Computing site at new york University. parent's Guide to the Internet,developed by the US Department of education. Humanities Indexes http://www.nyhumanities.org/links.html

Home Page Activities Friends Council People ... Grants LINKS The internet is a gateway to useful information and fascinating sites (not to mention sights) but it's also a source of gross misinformation and dubious guidance. Here is a list of places that we find interesting and relatively trustworthy. We hope the list will grow as time goes on; in the meantime, please send us any links you believe should be included on this page. The National Endowment for the Humanities (our parent organization) Humanities councils in all the other states H-Net , Humanities and Social Sciences OnLine Guide to this list: Journals and Magazines National organizations devoted to the humanities Computers and the Humanities Humanities Indexes ... Miscellaneous Links Journals and Magazines: The Chronicle of Higher Education Civilization (the magazine of the Library of Congress) Critical Inquiry Doubletake Lingua Franca Smithsonian Magazine ... The Utne Reader National organizations devoted to the humanities: American Academy of Arts and Sciences American Council of Learned Societies (the "national academy" of the United States) American Association of Museums American Historical Association American Library Association American Philosophical Association ... National Humanities Center Computers and the Humanities: An interesting essay on computers and the humanities The Association for Computers and the Humanities ( ACH The Center for Electronic Texts in the Humanities ( CETH Computer Learning Foundation Computing in the Humanities , a website at the University of Pennsylvania

82. The New York City Department Of Education I. Klein aimed at significantly improving new york City's public for a schedule ofparent/community engagement that the Department of education will establish http://www.nycenet.edu/parents/

document.title = "The New York City Department of Education"; Mayor's Office City Agencies Services News and Features ... Search NYC.gov - The Official New York City Web Site HOME Students Parents Teachers ... Directory Site Search Fact Finder Site Map Government Agencies Select An Agency NYC.gov School Construction City Agencies Emergency Manag. City University of NY NYS Education Dept. US Dept. of Education NYC School Construction Authority Resources and Information for Parents/Guardians What's New News and current events of interest to parents and the community. What is the Children First Initiative? Read a list of frequently asked questions about the Children First initiative. Information Sheet on School Emergency Procedures In our continuing efforts to ensure the safety and security of all students and staff, the Department of Education has established a comprehensive program to be followed by all schools in the event of an emergency. More...

83. Lifelong Services Network (LSN) Home Page participating successfully in the community as adults. (Ages 1421). Topof Page. new york State education Department SED Home VESID Home. http://www.vesid.nysed.gov/lsn/home.html

Lifelong Services Network (LSN) LSN News Bilingual Special Education Resources Network Deaf/Hard of Hearing/Deafblind ... Transition Coordination Sites Other VESID Sites Links News Publications Contact Us ... NYSED Home Vocational and Educational Services for Individuals with Disabilities Lifelong Services Network (LSN) Lifelong Services Network - About Us Welcome to the gateway to technical assistance, information and referral services for children and adults with disabilities and professional development provided by the Office of Vocational and Educational Services for Individuals with Disabilities (VESID). The Lifelong Services Team , a unit within VESID's Program Development and Support Services, administers the components of the Network from VESID. The Team is charged with improving outcomes for children, students and adults with disabilities by increasing coordination, communication and cooperation between members of the Network. Contact with the Network can be made either through the Regional Facilitators representing LSN throughout the State or directly with local network members. We invite you to contact your local LSN members with questions concerning how they can help you.

84. Online Resources For Gifted And Talented Education - New York - GreatSchools.net options for gifted children, a parent discussion forum depth gifted and talented educationinformation, including http://www.greatschools.net/cgi-bin/showarticle/ny/97/parent

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85. Family Involvement In Children's Education; Appendix A - Buffalo Parent Center from the State University of new york at Buffalo a teacher at the center, the ParentCenter incorporate arts, aerobics, adult basic education classes, advanced http://www.ed.gov/pubs/FamInvolve/buffalo.html

Family Involvement in Children's Education - October 1997 Buffalo Parent Center: A Large Urban School District Gives Parents a Place of Their Own Buffalo Public Schools Buffalo, New York Overview Context Buffalo Public Schools is a large urban school district that serves about 48,000 children from birth through grade twelve. Fifty-three percent of the district's students are African American, 34 percent are white, 10 percent are Hispanic, and 3 percent are American Indian or Asian. Fifty-nine percent of its students qualify for the federal free or reduced price lunch program. The parent center operates year-round, except for school holidays. During the school year the center is open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.; it closes one half-hour earlier during the summer. The center's Even Start Family Literacy program serves the same group of families for an entire calendar year; all other programs operate on a semester basis. Activities take place within one of three daily sessions: morning, afternoon, or evening. During morning sessions parents with young children engage in developmentally appropriate learning activities and parenting skills training. In the afternoon and evening sessions, families with older children take parent and child computer courses, and participate in tutoring and homework sessions or nonacademic classes such as art, aerobics, and music. Evenings are the busiest time, with 25 to 40 families attending the center. The center employs about 30 staff members, including 7 specialists in adult and early childhood education, 3 home liaisons employed by the Even Start program, a full-time computer teacher, and teachers from the public school system who serve as mathematics, reading, and language specialists.

86. NYC Alternative Schools: Personnel Alternative education in new york City means an approach to educationthat challenges the traditional, 19th Centurystyle schooling. http://www.altschools.org/personnel/

General Information Schools and Programs Office of Technology -Email Gateway ... -International Bridges ATTENDANCE TEACHER GUIDANCE COUNSELOR LAB SPECIALIST OR ASSISTANT SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGIST SCHOOL SECRETARY SCHOOL SOCIAL WORKER TEACHER Search for Job Listings by: TEACHING SUBJECT... ALL ARTS EARLY CHILDHOOD ELEMENTARY ENGLISH ESL FOREIGN LANGUAGE HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION LIBRARY MATHEMATICS PUBLIC SPEAKING READING SCIENCE SOCIAL STUDIES SPECIAL EDUCATION TRADE AND TECHNOLOGY Click here for certification information Click here to send us a resume An Alternative Teaching Experience Because... we are committed to activity centered learning our small size prevents anonymity, improving relations among students and staff we are pledged to using unique principles and practices of schooling Alternative education in New York City means an approach to education that challenges the traditional, 19th Century-style schooling. The Superintendency of Alternative, Adult and Continuing Education Schools and Programs is now the largest collection of schools and programs in the United States devoted to progressive and innovative educational practices and schools of choice. Alternative schools and programs recognize the need to support different approaches and different perspectives so that the power of choice, both for students and parents, can be fostered. The Superintendency pioneered practices such as school based management, peer hiring / evaluation and interdisciplinary curricula. We also promote non-graded organizational structures, thematically-based schools, portfolio-based assessment and the infusion of special education programs into Alternative school settings.

87. ERIC - Urban Education Web Site project of John F. Kennedy High School students in the Bronx new york and their ParentPower Why National Standards Won`t Improve education PDF Policy http://eric-web.tc.columbia.edu/msasub.asp?mid=3&sid=22

88. SED- Assistance staff developer (where available); parent or community representative; representativeof higher education (if appropriate). are for the new State initiatives http://www.emsc.nysed.gov/development/SED_Assistance.htm

SED Assistance Regional Meetings Facilitation PDP/APPR Training Resources Regional Meetings Purpose of meetings Build commitment to developing teachers for student achievement Help district personnel understand new State requirements and initiatives Expose districts to good practices for professional development and annual professional performance reviews Assist districts to understand the next steps to be taken Who should attend regional meetings? We proposed that this be an invitational conference with each district represented by a team which may include: superintendent of schools president of the local teachers union president or member of the board of education district staff developer (where available) parent or community representative representative of higher education (if appropriate) It is important that all elements of a school district understand what the Regents hope to achieve by ensuring continuing competence of teachers through professional development and annual professional performance reviews. Old models of professional development where teachers are gathered in the auditorium for one day to listen to speakers is not an appropriate or effective model. School board members, teachers, administrators, parents and other relevant members of the educational community must hear how effective professional development can be in improving student achievement, what the objectives are for the new State initiatives, what effective practices and resources are available for districts to tap into and what are the next steps that the districts must follow in order to develop their teachers for student achievement.

89. Discretionary Grant Programs - New York State Library systems, library organizations, and the new york State Library upgrading library servicesfor every new yorker through as an integral part of their education. http://www.nysl.nysed.gov/libdev/grants.htm

New York State Library Division of Library Development State Education Department Grants Available to Help New York's Libraries Improve Access to Information Each year, public, academic and special libraries and library systems obtain modest grants from the New York State Library that help them achieve goals important to serving their customers. The New York State Division of Library Development has prepared this information sheet to let more libraries know about these programs. Adult Literacy Services Grants Conservation/ Preservation Grants ... Parent and Child Library Services Grants Adult Literacy Services Grants Public libraries play a vital role in the development and provision of community literacy services. Some libraries are direct providers of literacy services; others work in partnership with agencies such as Literacy Volunteers (ProLiteracy Worldwide), BOCES, and other community organizations. Most New York State public libraries provide literacy and GED (General Equivalency Diploma) collections and computers to support adult learners. The goals of New York State's Adult Literacy Library Services grants program are to increase adult literacy at work and in the home, encourage libraries to become community literacy leaders and to strengthen cooperation among local literacy providers. Funds Available: In 2002 the Legislature appropriated $200,000 for the Program. 14 awards ranging from $5,187 to $20,000 were made. Proposals must be between $5,000 and $20,000.

90. Welcome To The Ballston Spa Central School District of Albany, and 200 miles north of new york City In September 1998, a new High Schoolopened with state eager to win back community support for public education. http://www.ballstonspa.k12.ny.us/

Search Our Site School Budget Vote and Board of Education Election Tuesday, May 20, 2003 - 7 am to 9 pm Click here for more information Select a Page: Home Board of Education - Meet the Board - Board of Education Meetings - Strategic Plan and Guidance Document (PDF) - Policy Manual District Information - Budget Information - Budget Feedback - Vote Results - Community and Partnerships - Contact Information - District Calendar - District Office Staff Directory - District News - District Publications - District Report Card - Emergency Closings - Human Resources - Transportation Department - Voting Information Library Services Parent Resources Professional Development Technology Visit Our Schools - Milton Terrace Primary School - Malta Avenue Intermediate School - Wood Road Intermediate School - Ballston Spa Middle School - Ballston Spa High School We’re Listening School Breakfast and Lunch Menus Ballston Spa Students Learn About South American Experience First Annual 'Taste of Ballston Spa' is a Huge Success! Ballston Spa Board of Education Meetings Modified ... Ballston Spa School Board Elections To Fill Three Seats Mission Statement The Ballston Spa Central School District is committed to meeting the educational needs of each student in becoming a responsible adult. In partnership with the family and community, we strive to prepare each student intellectually, emotionally, physically and socially, while encouraging individual talents and abilities.

91. Manhattan High Schools District parent Resource Center. 122 Amsterdam Ave. Room 348 new york, NY 10023.Phone (212) 5011119. Fax (212) 501-1171. Doreen Conwell. Phone(212) 501-1119. http://www.mhss.org/parents/parents.htm

AwareParent Schools Internet/WWW Our Schools MHSS Parents Website School Report Cards Internet Usage Policy ... Alliance for Quality Education Colleges Learning Opportunities FAFSA on the Web NY Times Learning Network City University of NY (CUNY) Free Online Tests - Learning Express ... College Financial Assistance Documents College Quest District Parent Policy Parents Make a Difference 2 General Interest Public School Monthly Organizations Publications for Parents (NYS) PTA (NYS) Newspapers Online PTA (Nat'l) ... New York Urban League Legend Internal Link Internet Link Microsoft Word Document Adobe Acrobat Reader File If you do not have Acrobat Reader, click here to download. District Parent Resource Center 122 Amsterdam Ave. Room 348 New York, NY 10023 Phone: (212) 501-1119 Fax: (212) 501-1171 Doreen Conwell Phone:(212) 501-1119 Fax: (212) 501-1171 Manhattan Federation of Parents (Presidents' Council) Kim Murrell President District Title I Parent Advisory Council Deborah Walker-Dudley Chairperson Home About Us District ... Resources Contact webmaster@mhss.org

92. Collaborating With Community Resource List new york Ballantine Books. Gender Equity in Early Childhood education. http://www.unt.edu/cpe/library/rbibliog/genderrolesbib.htm

Go To Continuing Education and Conferences Texas ROPER NT Partnership for Parent Engagement Parent Educator Networks Career Development Library and Resources Just For Parents Public Awareness About Us New This Week Center for Parent Education Home Resource List Some websites of interest www.aauw.org American Association of University of Women www.sadker.org Myra Sadker Advocates for Gender Equity www.girlscount.org Girls Count www.agele.org Association for Gender Equity Leadership in Education www.newmooncatalog.com New Moon publishes books "for and about" girls www.weea.org Women's Educational Equity Act; this site runs the edequity listserve www.nameorg.org National Association for Multicultural Education www.tolerance.org/teach fight hate and promote tolerance; Southern Poverty Law Center American Association of University Women. (1992). How Schools Shortchange Girls: A Study of Major Findings in Education . Washington, DC. AAUW

93. Special Education Law & Advocacy Strategies For Parents, Advocates, Attorneys An educational resource for parents, advocates, attorneys and school personnel on the educational rights Category Society Law North America United States West Virginia...... CHAT ROOM TONIGHT 900 1030 PM, EST Enter Here Long Island, new york WorkshopADVANCED What's new. View the article of their battle in special education. http://www.reedmartin.com/

Home Site Map Shopping Cart REED MARTIN, J.D. WELCOME! The website where parents, advocates, attorneys and school personnel come for accurate answers to questions with strategies to secure children's rights! Connie Matthews, Matthews Media, LLC -updated 4/9/03 Only 7 more days to save $20 on the NH workshop 9:00- 10:30 PM, EST FREE Chat Session with Reed and Friends State Education Information Articles by Topic Phone Consultations Talk to Reed One-on-One We Just Got The "Minutes" Of Our Recent IEP Meeting. We Apparently Did Not Attend The Same Meeting That The Note Taker Attended. How Can We Set The Record Straight? Getting Control of the IEP Process Manual How to use over 100 changes in the law to get what your child deserves IEP Articles and Resources NEW YORK 2nd Court of Appeals Court Case A SCHOOL THAT WOULD RATHER RETALIATE AGAINST PARENTS AND STUDENTS INSTEAD OF PROVIDING A FREE ... Keep Your Child Learning This Summer with Fun Workbooks, Flash Cards, Musical Educational Tools April 26 Portsmouth, New Hampshire Workshop:

94. Long Island, New York, Special Education Law & Strategies Workshop - Advanced Ad Saturday, March 29, 2003, Plainview (Long Island), new york. so that you can determineif new evaluation is parents in all 50 states on special education cases. http://www.reedmartin.com/newyorkspecialedworkshop.htm

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95. FC-New York - Spotlight On - National Center For Schools And Communities related to equity issues in the new york City public develop a tool kit for parentgroups to community organizations to assess their educationrelated policy http://fdncenter.org/newyork/spotlight/ny_spotlight_122501.html

December 25, 2001 Organization Name: National Center for Schools and Communities Year Founded: Contact Person: Diane Pagen, Program Coordinator Address: 33 West 60th Street, 8th floor, New York, NY 10023 Phone: Fax: Email: ncsc@fordham.edu Website Address: http://www.ncscatfordham.org Mission: The mission of the National Center for Schools and Communities is to build the power and capacity of low-income parents and communities to improve their children's schools. We strive to create research and action partnerships with grassroots organizing groups, parents, civic and community leaders, public school teachers, university faculty, and other community stakeholders dedicated to closing the achievement gap between poor children and other students. Background: Current Programs: Joint policy and program development with grassroots community organizations to address inequality of educational resources, educational leadership, and political support for public schools and seek solutions to the broader conditions that create and perpetuate such inequality. Identification and dissemination of strategies that lead to meaningful change in the governance, resource base, culture, and performance of high poverty schools and districts.

96. ESubjects Online LD resources resources for the learning disabilities for everyone involved in educationthrough publications new york Times Teacher Connections - Each school http://www.esubjects.com/teachers/resources.html

Thursday, April 10, 2003 Quick Links Teacher Resources Teacher Spotlight Teacher Reading Room Teacher News ... About Us Teacher Resources ALPS-Active Learning Practices for Schools - From Harvard Graduate School of Education. Interactive forums, curriculum design resources, model lessons and activities, opportunities for professional reflection. AOK Teacher Stuff - Teacher resources and freebies. Free catalogs, samples, educational CDs. Links to resources on the Internet. Links to relevant shopping sites. Community Learning Network (CLN) - The network's primary focus is to help K-12 teachers integrate information technology into their classrooms. Ednow.com - Portal providing resources exclusively for K-12 teachers, librarians, administrators, and other education professionals. EducationMail.net

97. Contacts Steven Sanders new york State Assemblyman Chairman, new york State Assembly EducationCommittee CoChairperson Taskforce on School Governance District Office http://www.altschools.org/parents/contacts.php

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98. PreK-12 Instruction, Student Information, And Business Office Systems: Pearson E educational curriculum software and education adminstration software for schoolsCategory Computers Software Administration and School Management...... the Internet Revolution A new Category for of the Concert online education community—a http://www.pearsonedtech.com/

Products Services Support Successes ... ADMINISTRATOR Please select... California Florida Georgia Indiana Michigan New Jersey New York Pennsylvania Tennessee Texas Virginia More coming soon... Pearson Education Technologies names new president and CEO Florida schools improve student performance with Pearson Education Technologies' SuccessMaker courseware Bloomfield, NM schools to streamline operations through new online administrative and instructional programs Pearson Education Technologies enhances NovaNET courseware with 66 new multimedia lessons in math and language arts ... SASIxp, CIMS Finance, and NCS ABACUSxp maintain their positions on the eSchool News Readers' Choice winner's platform, while Concert Business joins the list HTML TEXT Pearson Education Technologies: Leading instruction, student information, and business office systems

99. Services & Programs - Parent To Parent Of NYS general disability topics such as education, home modifications If you reside in NewYork State and would and Referral services, please Contact parent to parent http://www.parenttoparentnys.org/services.htm

Connecting and supporting families of individuals with special needs in New York State Our Services Regional Offices Contact Parent to Parent Publications ... Home This page last updated on April 7, 2003 OUR SERVICES Our Regional Offices tailor Services to meet the needs in their area. Please contact your Regional Office to find out what Services are available in your area. Parent-to-Parent Matching How It Works This is a .pdf file and requires the free Adobe Acrobat Reader for viewing. Volunteer Support Parents Request a Parent-to-Parent Match Information and Referral We are glad to provide families with the information they seek. We can provide information on general disability topics such as education, home modifications, financial assistance programs, etc. Information can also be provided on a specific disability or condition. Our coordinators strive to stay up-to-date on local resources available as well as state and national resources. We feel it is vital for families to get connected to the resources they need. If you reside in New York State and would like to utilize our Information and Referral services, please

100. Parenthood.com Check out the resources calendar from your local parenting publication http://www.parenthood.com/

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