41. Education Private Schools Washington DC, Maryland And sponsored schools, specialty high schools and charter schools. Paul School Easton,MD parochial, co-educational Gregory the Great School virginia Beach, VA http://www.onegenesis.com/Education/Private_Schools/more2.html

42. Black Schools Of Jefferson County, West Virginia of land was given to the Board of Education of Charles Town District, Jefferson County,West virginia in order PHILIP'S parochial AND INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL The St. http://www.jeffersoncountycvb.com/blackschools/

JOHNSONTOWN COMMUNITY SCHOOL (1876-1933) On April 7, 1876, several acres of land was given to the Board of Education of Charles Town District, Jefferson County, West Virginia in order to establish a school house for the purpose of educating the residents of Johnsontown. Teachers included: Mrs. Odetta Berry, Mrs. Dora Robinson, Mrs. Margaret Arnold, Mrs. Emma Laws, and Rev. Jerry Johnson. THE WILTSHIRE SCHOOL The Wiltshire School was located on the right, one mile off the Leetown Road on the Brownshop Bardane Road. ST. PHILIP'S PAROCHIAL AND INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL The St. Philip's Parochial and Industrial School was the only known private school for Negroes in Jefferson County. The school which opened in 1900, was located at St. Philip's Episcopal Church on South West Street in Charles Town. The school closed in the 1930's. "All great people glorify their history and look back upon their early attainment with a spiritual vision." - Kelly Miller WILTSHIRE SCHOOL (1890s - early 1930s) Located in the east side on Brown Shop Bardane Road, one mile north of Leetown Road intersection. The school was built sometime before 1890 for white students. It became a school for black students around 1929 and closed in the early 1930's. This school was torn down around 1972. Teachers included: Mrs. Arianna Fox, the mother of Mrs. Bertha Fox of Charles Town.

43. WashingtonPost.com: '97 Virginia Governor's Race in virginia had a simple answer when asked whether it was legal for public schoolbuses to provide transportation for children attending parochial schools It http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/local/longterm/library/vagov/issues/issue30

[an error occurred while processing this directive] I N D E X P A G E S: Back to Opening Page Gilmore's Conservative Views Apparent By Eric Lipton Washington Post Staff Writer Sunday, October 26, 1997; Page B01 For more than 30 years, the attorney general's office in Virginia had a simple answer when asked whether it was legal for public school buses to provide transportation for children attending parochial schools: It would be unconstitutional. But Jim Gilmore changed that. "I am of the opinion that the prior opinions do not accurately state the current law," Gilmore, then the attorney general, wrote in 1995, responding to a question posed by a conservative Republican legislator. "It would not be a violation of the Virginia Constitution . . . to provide public school buses for transporting students to both public and private schools, even when some of those private schools are sectarian in nature." Although the turnaround delighted some of Gilmore's most ardent supporters, critics saw it as yet another example of how the politically ambitious attorney general now the Republican nominee for governor had allowed his ideological views to shade his view of the law. His tenure as attorney general was filled with similar controversies involving issues such as air pollution and cigarettes. At the same time, Gilmore, 48, has been praised for his leadership and nuts-and-bolts management of the attorney general's office. He is credited with helping to push through a slew of tough-on-crime laws. He reorganized the 270-person office in a way that most agree improved morale, strengthened operations and de-emphasized political patronage in hiring outside lawyers.

44. City Of Norfolk classes. Maury High School's Technology Education Program was named bestin virginia. MIT visual arts. Norfolk Private and parochial schools. http://www.norfolk.va.us/development/education.htm

GoHome News City Hall Neighborhood Network ... Support Contact Us Director Department Business Analysis Market Research Development Managers Norfolk Profile: Demographics Workforce Training Permits and Zoning Military ... Maps Education and Research Norfolk is a city of students and a vast selection of opportunities is available. From K-12 to advanced degrees - on to world-changing research initiatives - we are honored to present these institutions. Universities: Norfolk Eastern Virginia Medical School (EVMS) EVMS is one of thee medical schools in the state of Virginia. This world-renowned institution works with over 20 hospitals and clinics in the area. EVMS is home to four nationally and internationally recognized research institutes that are actively engaged in discovering new disease therapies. These institutes include the Leonard R. Strelitz Diabetes Institutes, Center for Pediatric Research, Virginia Prostate Center, and the Jones Institute for Reproductive Medicine. The Jones Institute is home to the first in-vitro fertilization clinic.

45. History Of St. Louis Neighborhoods - Carondelet Other parochial schools were those of St Following incorporation as a City, the firstschools were set up in 1883, all on the west side of virginia Avenue south http://stlouis.missouri.org/carondelet/history/schools6.html

History of Carondelet Home History Index Schools As Carondelet's population was entirely Catholic for many years after its founding, the first attempts toward education were made by that faith. After the first parish was founded in 1824, a parochial school was established in due course. It had been continued until recently and occupied a building erected in 1926, adjacent to the Church of St. Mary and Joseph. Other parochial schools were those of St. Boniface, founded in 1860, and now occupying a building built in 1949, and St. Columbkille founded in 1872, and closed with abandonment of the parish in 1952. The girl's school at the Convent of the Sisters of St. Joseph began in 1836 and was supported after 1839 by public funds for teachers' salaries. This method continued until public schools were instituted following incorporation as a city in 1851. St. Trinity Lutheran Church's school was founded about 1860 and is now located at 517 Koeln Street. A school was organized by the Carondelet Evangelical Church in the 1870's but was closed early in the twentieth century. In 1871, the Carondelet School was built at 8221 Minnesota Avenue to serve the southern part of the community. This school was closed in 1975 and sold to a church group which operates it as the Gateway Day Nursery. Des Peres School, 6307 Michigan Avenue at Iron Street, was opened in 1873. The two story structure, in common with others of its time, had high ceilings and windows for satisfactory air and light. Each room was heated by a coal stove and drinking water was provided in buckets with dippers, in the hallways. Henry T. Blow's daughter Susan, opened the first kindergarten in America in Des Peres School soon after its opening through arrangements with William T. Harris, superintendent of schools. The school was closed in 1935, and is now used as a grocery warehouse.

46. Lexington Institute Consider A Commonwealth Education Poll conducted by virginia Commonwealth University thatwould help parents choose private or parochial schools for their http://www.lexingtoninstitute.org/education/candidates.htm

Candidates Disregard School Issue Charlottesville (VA) Daily Progress October 14, 2001 By Robert Holland Plenty of evidence exists that Virginians are skeptical of the status quo that a government monopoly perpetuates in K-12 schooling and are open to fresh ideas about educating children.. Consider: A Commonwealth Education Poll conducted by Virginia Commonwealth University researchers last spring found that half of Virginians favor vouchers (publicly funded scholarships) or tax credits that would help parents choose private or parochial schools for their children. Four in 10 were opposed. Young adults and minorities often ill-served by government-run schools were especially receptive to funding children instead of an entrenched system: 70 percent of Virginians under 29 favored vouchers, while African-Americans supported them 57 percent to 32 percent. Yet school choice is virtually invisible in the contest for Governor between Democrat Mark Warner and Republican Mark Earley. Warner, the Alexandria cellphone magnate who sends his own children to private schools, vows to battle all efforts, including tax credits, to "divert public dollars to private academies." So money left in private pockets, uncollected by the government, is public money? Would that apply to tax breaks for, say, technology companies, too, or just tax breaks that enable poor children to obtain scholarships to escape failing government schools?

47. Training And Education Command a number of private and parochial schools in the and business colleges, technicalschools, major colleges universities in the northern virginia, Washington, DC http://www.mcu.usmc.mil/mcu/misc/LocalSchools.htm

// this variable is displayed at the top of the page and between the two red lines var command = "Marine Corps University"; // this is what creates the link to your command between the two red lines at the top var commandhttp = "http://www.mcu.usmc.mil"; // if you have a subcommand or a sub unit that will contain its own pages and such use this. var subcommand = "NA"; // creates the link to the subcommand var subhttp = "http://NA"; // the current page you're on. This is displayed between the two red lines var thispage = "Home"; // NOTE: If you do not want to display a subcommand, put NA between the quotes and the subcommand will be ignored. Education Information Virginia Domestic Dependent and Secondary School System The Virginia Domestic Dependents and Secondary School System is financed by the Department of Defense. The three elementary schools, one middle/high school at Quantico, and one elementary/middle school at the Naval Surface Warfare Center in Dahlgren, Va., are accredited by the Commonwealth of Virginia and the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools. All teachers are certified. Assignment to a School Where your children may attend school is generally decided by the family housing area in which you reside.

48. MedTech Park 4 private kindergarten centers 1 private school 3 parochial schools. Area Post Secondaryschools. http//qcom.etsutn.edu/ Southwest virginia Higher Education http://www.medtechpark.com/education.htm

Home Park Information Master Plan Site Information ... City Government School Systems (Accredited by the Southern Association of 3 pre-school sites 7 Educare (before/after school care) locations 8 elementary schools 1 middle school (second middle school by fall 1998) 1 high school 1 technology center Parochial/Private Schools 27 state-licensed day-care centers/pre-schools 5 Head Start centers 4 private kindergarten centers 1 private school 3 parochial schools Area Post Secondary Schools East Tennessee State University (Johnson City,TN) http://www.etsu.edu/ Emmanuel School of Religion (Elizabethton,TN) http://www.esr.edu/ http://www.ehc.edu/web/ Graham Bible College (Bristol,TN) http://www.3wave.com/gbc/ King College (Bristol,TN) http://www.king.edu/ Milligan College (Elizabethton,TN) http://www.milligan.edu/ National Business College (Bristol, VA) http://www.nationalbusiness.edu/bristol.html

49. Leon Humphrey - Demographics centers 1 private school 3 parochial schools Area Post Secondary schools East Tennessee ofMedicine (Johnson City) Southwest virginia Higher Education http://www.anameyoucantrust.com/demographics.htm

Johnson City and the area surrounding it are experiencing exciting growth. We have provided this information to answer any questions as to the general demographics of the area. There are additional links that you might be interested in on our Links Page City Statistics Cost of living as a percent of national average: 93% Median household expendable income: $28,782 Employment level: 96.4% (third quarter, 1998) Corporate headquarters: 14 National crime rate: 29th lowest of 261 MSAs ranked Square miles within the city limits: 39.1 Mean travel time to work: 16 minutes* Building permits issued/valuation, 1996: 1,606/$113,032,421 Building permits issued/valuation, 1997: 1,764/$117,553,520 Building permits issued/valuation, 1998: 1,346/$97,185,597 State Fire Rating: Class 3 1998 retail sales: $1,072,700,000 *1990 Census Data Housing Housing units rented: 43.2%* Housing units owned: 56.8%*

50. Three Virginia Schools Receive National Recognition Two public schools, South Anna Elementary in Hanover County and TrantwoodElementary in virginia Beach, and one parochial school, St. http://www.pen.k12.va.us/VDOE/NewHome/pressreleases/may3001.html

For Immediate Release May 25, 2001 Contact: Charles Pyle Public Information Manager Julie Grimes Public Information Specialist Three Virginia Elementary Schools Receive National Recognition Hanover County’s South Anna, Virginia Beach’s Trantwood, and Chantilly’s St. Timothy Named Blue Ribbon Schools Two public schools, South Anna Elementary in Hanover County and Trantwood Elementary in Virginia Beach, and one parochial school, St. Timothy in Chantilly, were recently selected as 2000-2001 Blue Ribbon Schools. U.S. Secretary of Education Rod Paige announced the 264 public and private elementary school winners on May 23. Administered by the U.S. Department of Education, the Blue Ribbon Schools Program spotlights some of the country’s most successful schools. Elementary and secondary schools are recognized in alternate years. "This is quite an honor for these schools," said State Superintendent of Public Instruction Jo Lynne DeMary. "To be recognized for this distinction, a school must demonstrate a strong commitment to educational excellence for all its students. Schools attaining this designation excel in school leadership, teaching, curriculum, student achievement and parental involvement." "These schools are carrying on Virginia's long tradition for Blue Ribbon School recognition at the national level," said Board of Education President Kirk T. Schroder. "To me, these schools are another example of the many great things about Virginia public education. Sometimes in the public debate on education, we forget about those good things, and I am pleased that these schools are reminding the public about this fact."

51. BestJobsUSA.com schools and nine high schools as well as 49 private and parochial schools. virginiaMuseum of Fine Arts, virginia Historical Society, virginia Aviation Museum http://www.bestjobsusa.com/sections/CAN-bestplaces2002/CNrichmond.asp

Homepage Job Seeker America's Best Places To Live and Work Richmond Richmond, Virginia Richmond is most likely best known for its rich history. Civil War buffs can go to any number of battlefields and monuments. Tourists can check out St. John's Church in Church Hill, considered the birthplace of America. This was the site where in 1775, Patrick Henry said the famous 'Give me Liberty' speech. Virginia's capitol city preserves the past and at the same time embraces the present that includes industry, educational institutions and a great quality of life. There are several major corporations that have a strong presence here. The city has a wide range of industries including semiconductor, distribution, tobacco, transportation, healthcare, pharmaceutical and publishing. Major semiconductor manufacturing firms have been attracted to Richmond. The increase in semiconductor firms to the area has made the city a central point of the East Coast's Silicon Dominion.

52. Randolph County West Virginia the home for the Mountain State Forest Festival, West virginia’s second ElkinsRandolphCounty also has three private and parochial schools and one vocational http://www.randolphcountywv.com/history_randolphcounty.cfm

About Randolph County Calendar Business Listings Dining ... Things to See and Do Randolph County History Randolph County, the largest in West Virginia, is situated in the central eastern section of the state. It contains 1,046.34 square miles of land area. 176,230 acres of the Monongahela National Forest lie within the county. Much of the county is forested with northern hardwoods including oak, beech, maple and birch and an elevation above 3.500 feet, spruce and hemlock forest are found. Randolph County is mountainous. The surface level varies from 1,750 feet above sea level at Laurel to 4,760 feet above sea level near Harman. Within the county there are twenty knobs over 4,000 feet high. In the center of the county is the relatively broad Tygart Valley. The county is drained by tributaries of the Cheat and Tygart Rivers. Highways serving the area include U.S. Routes 33, 219 and 250 and West Virginia state routes 92 and. 55. A section of Appalachian Corridor H has been completed and is proposed to eventually connect Interstate-79 and Interstate-81. The Elkins-Randolph County Airport was established in 1959 and consist of two runways which intersect at right angles and are approximately 4,500 feet in length each. There are several taxi services in the Elkins- Randolph County area and the Chessie System provides freight rail service to the area.

53. Criminal Justice Information Services Specific Volunteer Agencies. Private/parochial schools*. Foster Care Agencies*. VISA/Passportsfor International Travel. virginia Racing Commission*. Depts. http://www.vsp.state.va.us/cjis_chrc.htm

Criminal Justice Information Services Criminal History Records Check Back to Criminal Justice Information Services main page Criminal history record dissemination is governed by Section 19.2-389 of the Code of Virginia . Pursuant to this section, the following non-criminal justice entities are empowered to receive conviction data on criminal record name searches for the purpose of employment and/or licensure. Hospital Pharmacy Employees Adult Home Care Facilities Licensed Homes for Adults District Homes for Adults Adult Day Care Centers Licensed Child Care Centers Unlicensed Child Care Centers Cities/Counties Under a Duly Enacted Ordinance Submit an SP-230 form in conjunction with a $15.00 company check or money order to: Department of State Police P. O. Box C-85076 Richmond, VA 23261-5076 Please allow 8-10 business days for processing. This form can be viewed, downloaded and/or printed by visiting the Virginia State Police Forms page or directly by clicking the thumbnail to the right (Adobe Acrobat Reader required). Form SP-230 The following agencies are entitled to receive complete criminal record information from CCRE as specified by law: Alcoholic Beverage Control Board Specific Volunteer Agencies Private/Parochial Schools* Foster Care Agencies* Domestic/International Adoption Agencies Gaming Commission Office of Interdepartmental Regulations* State Lottery* Court Order/Subpoena Public School Boards* State Corporation Commission

54. WalkSports.com -- USA Private And Parochial High School Web Sites United States of America (USA) Private and parochial High schools Private and parochialHigh schools (Texas). ALABAMA (1). UTAH. VERMONT. virginia (2). http://www.walksports.com/usaschoolweb.htm

United States of America (USA) Private and Parochial High Schools Private and Parochial High Schools (Texas) ALABAMA (1) Pelham Hope Christian School ALASKA ARIZONA (3) Mesa Faith Christian School Phoenix Country Day School Phoenix St. Paul's Preparatory Academy ARKANSAS (2) Fort Smith Christian School Shiloh Christian School CALIFORNIA (12) Huntington Beach Liberty Christian School Lancaster Antelope Valley Christian School Lancaster Desert Christian School La Puente Bishop Amat Memorial High School ... Yuba City Faith Christian High School COLORADO (2) Arvada Faith Christian Academy Denver Lutheran High School CONNECTICUT (3) Bristol St. Paul Catholic High School Fairfield Notre Dame Catholic High School Waterbury Holy Cross High School DELAWARE (1) Wilmington Christian School FLORIDA (10) Coral Springs Christian School Fort Lauderdale Westminster Academy Fort Myers Bishop Verot High School Jacksonville Victory Christian Academy ... West Palm Beach Berean Christian School GEORGIA (4) Columbus Calvary Christian School Gilead Christian Academy Lilburn Killian Hill Christian School Marietta Dominion Christian High School HAWAII (1) Honolulu Hawaii Baptist Academy IDAHO ILLINOIS (4) Chicago Mount Carmel High School Crystal Lake Harvest Christian School Palos Heights Elim Christian School West Chicago Wheaton Academy INDIANA (4)

55. Caff - Essay Category Second-Place Winner 2002 by Jefferson in his bill, which became known as the virginia Statute for have centeredon the highly controversial issue of State aid to parochial schools. http://www.firstfreedom.org/dodgeessay.html

Essay Category Winner "Religious Freedom: Cornerstone of Democracy" Therese Dodge Seton School Manassas, Virginia John Greenwood languished for seven years in an English prison; finally, on the sixth of April, 1593, during the reign of Queen Elizabeth I, John was marched to the gallows on Tyburn hill outside London, and hanged. John Greenwood was an early relative of mine. His crime was that he would not conform to the edicts of the Established Church of England. Many of America's early settlers fled their European homelands in search of a place in the New World where they could worship God according to the dictates of their own conscience. Colonies were formed and the new land was brought under the government of England where the Anglican Church still ruled. Only a few colonies allowed some measure of religious freedom. Finally, the Revolutionary War brought an end to the established religion in the newborn States. Our Founding Fathers understood the importance of guaranteeing the natural right of religious freedom as a cornerstone of democracy. They had witnessed the effects of established religion and religious persecution in the Old World and were resolved that such abuses of freedom should not exist in the newly founded United States of America. The freedom of religion, as guaranteed in the First Amendment, was expressed in two clauses known as the Establishment Clause and the Free Exercise Clause. The first prevents a government-established religion, while the second protects against religious persecution.

56. Federal Funding virginia residents are suing the state because their parents believe that they childrento use as partial payment methods for private or parochial schools. http://members.aol.com/educationdoctors/page3.html

While behind the scenes they have destroyed our education system. Leaving us to feel that the problems are the teachers, the condition of the classroom, the food, the old books, and the lack of ....federal funding. We fight with each other, the media sensationalizes our complaints while the federal government and elected officials continue to plot the next stage of their plans. The Tenth Amendment of the US Constitution considers federal involvement in directing education is an outright violation of the law. If this is true, then how is it that the federal government has gotten away with violating the US Constitution? They have made the State Department of Education Agencies for each state responsible for the decision to accept federal funding, while they tell the states how and what to teach our residents. Some elected officials are trying to provide parents with education choices. Vouchers. Paid for with tax dollars via the federal government for parents of low performing children to use as partial payment methods for private or parochial schools. Did you know that if the state provides federal funding to private or parochial schools for education resources, school construction, technology centers, after-care, or day care, the private or parochial school will be forced by federal law, to implement the secular education of the federal government within five years? Did you know that within three years, a child who graduates from a private, parochial, or homeschool that does not accept federal funding will be unemployable because the education they provided the student will not provide the proper graduation certificate that employers must review before hiring?

57. Paull Associates Is One Of The Larger Insurance/Real Estate Firms In Northern We parochial schools, Two Senior High schools (9-12). Private schools-, Onepre-school -6. West Liberty State College. West virginia Business College. http://www.paullassociates.com/wheeling_info.htm

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58. All Sides Of The Story supported by Title I funds, teach parochial school students on the grounds of theparochial schools?) still valid? Rosenberger v. University of virginia (1995 http://www.mrswebdesign.net/teachingreligion/legal/history.html

Quick Guide to Legal Issues History of Legal Issues Legal Scenarios What is a Religion? ... Glossary of Terms History of Legal Issues Everson v. Board of Education (1947) . This case addressed the issue of whether the cost of public transportation for children attending parochial schools be supported with public money? One of the first major court cases that addressed the First Amendment issue of separation of Church and State. Engle v. Vitale (1962) . Can audible and public nondenomenational prayer be offered in school by school by school officials? Abbington v. Schempp (1963) . Can Bible verses or the Lord's Prayer be publicly read or recited in school under official school sanction? Epperson v. Arkansas (1968) . Can the state of Arkansas prohibit the teaching of evolution? Board of Education v. Allen (1968) . Can school textbooks be loaned to private parochial schools? Lemon v. Kurtzman (1971)

59. Office Of Economic Development, City Of Danville, Virginia - Education And Train There are eight private and parochial schools in the Danville area. Private schools.School, Location, Grades, Enrollment. Chatham Hall, Chatham, virginia, 9 12, 113. http://www.ci.danville.va.us/ddc/ddclnk7.htm

Danville Public Schools During the 2000-2001 school year, there were approximately 7,510 students enrolled in the Danville Public Schools. The teacher to student staffing ratio for the elementary level was 1 to 18-20 (varied per class). The staffing ratio for the high school was 1 to 15-21 (varied per subject area). Over one half of the system's teachers hold master's degrees. The per pupil expenditure for 2000-2001 was Gifted and Talented Programs The Academic Competition for Excellence Program (ACE) originated in Danville's Public Schools. The program has been instituted statewide. ACE was designed to recognize mental skill and endurance among high school students. The Academically Talented Program strives to provide experiences for students which cannot be provided in the regular classroom. The "pull-out" programs are developed in the areas of science, language arts, and international education. In addition to the ACE and Academically Talented Programs, standard courses are offered to gifted students at an accelerated level. The Governor's School for Global Economics and Technology The Governor's School for Global Economics and Technology serves gifted and highly motivated students in grades eleven and twelve. The curriculum incorporates elements of chemistry, physics, biology, mathematical analysis, and calculus with heavy emphasis in the integration of technology, science, and engineering. The goal is educate gifted, highly capable students in global economics and technology and to serve as a resource and catalyst for improving educational opportunities for all high school students in Southside Virginia. Classes are held at Averett College and Danville Community College. The dual enrollment courses offered through the program provide the students the opportunity to obtain a year's worth of college credit.

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