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Developing An Information Literacy Program K-12: A How-To-Do-It Manual and CD-Rom Package (How to Do It Manuals for Librarians) by Iowa) Iowa City Community School District (Iowa City, 1998-10

Developing and testing a model for measuring and improving educational outcomes of K-12 schools: Technical report by Richard P Manatt, 1986

Kate Shelley And The Midnight Express (Turtleback School & Library Binding Edition) by Margaret K. Wetterer, 1991-09-08

Celebrating citizenship: K-12 activities for teaching citizenship participation by Lynn Nielsen, 1993

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PWSE Role Models
The student role models are undergraduate students who visit schools and communityorganizations across the state of iowa, engaging k12 students in fun
http://www.public.iastate.edu/~pwse_info/HTML/rolemodels.html

Extractions: The Student Role Model program can present a wide variety of science and technology activities. Typically the role models provide hands-on sessions, giving K-12 students a chance to experience the fun of science. To see a listing of the various hands-on activities offered, please click here . The Student Role Model program works individually with each request to determine the best format for the visit. In addition to the hands-on activities, student role models are willing to share their experiences about college life, participate in panel discussions, or be involved with other outreach forums as needed.
FLES@WEB
Foreign Language Resource Center, iowa State University Institute and Press, 2000)k12 Resources on Brave New schools Challenging Cultural Illiteracy through
http://www.public.iastate.edu/~egarcia/fles.html
Microsoft PressPass - Microsoft Solutions Briefings Help K-12 Educators Nationwi
Dowling High School, a West Des Moines, iowa, parochial school with Nearly 5,000individuals from k12 schools, colleges and universities attended Education
http://www.microsoft.com/presspass/press/1997/Apr97/Solbrf.asp

Extractions: Microsoft Solutions Briefings Help K-12 Educators Nationwide Face the Challenges of Technology Integration Free Briefings Designed to Help Schools Create Their Own Connected Learning Communities REDMOND, Wash. - April 9, 1997 - Integrating technology into K-12 schools is a complex and time-consuming challenge. Now educators making technology decisions can get practical advice from technology and education experts by attending free Education Solutions Briefings offered nationwide by Microsoft Corporation. These three-hour seminars introduce K-12 educators and school and community leaders to the "Connected Learning Community," Microsoft's vision for technology in K-12 education, and showcase complete technology solutions for school districts of all sizes. "Educators recognize the value of technology as a tool for teaching and learning," said Kathryn Yates, director of Microsoft K-12 programs. "However, when it comes to integrating technology into their schools they are faced with funding, training and day-to-day management challenges. The Microsoft Education Solutions Briefings are one way that we are helping educators tackle those obstacles and make informed decisions so that their schools can be a part of the Connected Learning Community."
Oakwood Corporate Housing - State By State Links
Division (DMV) iowa Events Calendar iowa Department of Education k12. Office of MotorVehicles (DMV) Louisiana - schools k-12 Louisiana - Employment.
http://www.oakwood.com/moving/statebystate.htm
JPEC - K-12 Programs - High School Curriculum
k12 Teachers / Students. High School Curriculum. JPEC develops NEW Internet-basedEntrepreneurship Curriculum geared for iowa classrooms. iowa high schools
http://www.biz.uiowa.edu/entrep/k-12/high_school_curriculum.html

Extractions: K-12 Teachers / Students High School Curriculum JPEC develops NEW Internet-based Entrepreneurship Curriculum geared for Iowa classrooms Iowa high schools participating in the Iowa High School Entrepreneurship Program gain access to internationally renowned curriculum developed by the National Foundation for Teaching Entrepreneurship (NFTE) to meet the needs of young entrepreneurs. In partnership with NFTE, the JPEC supports Iowa schools with training, curriculum, resources and ongoing support. NFTE, founded in 1987 by former New York City high school teacher Steve Mariotti, was created to provide business and entrepreneurial education to youth. Through NFTE, students not only learn the basics of starting and operating a small business, but also learn math, reading, writing, critical thinking, workplace readiness, teamwork, planning, organization, communication, and decision-making skills.
JPEC - K-12 Teachers / Students
335. 1022 iowajpec@uiowa.edu. News k12 Teachers / Students. The JPEC providestraining, resources and support to iowa schools interested in entrepreneurship.
http://www.biz.uiowa.edu/entrep/k-12/default.html

Extractions: K-12 Teachers / Students Iowa teachers and students can now participate in the Iowa High School Entrepreneurship Program. Learn how Iowa high school teachers are incorporating entrepreneurship education into their classrooms after attending JPEC workshops. In addition, find out how students in 4 th th and 9 th th grades can participate in summer camps where they learn about entrepreneurship and starting a business. The JPEC provides training, resources and support to Iowa schools interested in entrepreneurship. Click on one of the links below to find out more about our youth entrepreneurship programs. Teacher Education High School Robotics Competition Highlights and Successes JPEC Partners ...
STRATEGIC PLAN:Support ServicesFacilitiesFinancesPersonnelComprehensive Sc
iowa CITY COMMUNITY schools Secondary Class Section Size. iowa CITY STUDENT RACIAL/ETHNICBACKGROUND. iowa CITY RACIAL/ETHNIC TRENDS. iowa k12 RACIAL/ETHNIC
http://www.iowa-city.k12.ia.us/Board/00-01/1010/Enrollment/

Extractions: 2000-2001 ICCSD Enrollment Report Click here to start 2000-2001 Enrollment Report STRATEGIC PLAN: Support Services Facilities Finances Personnel Comprehensive School Improvement Plan 2000-2001 ENROLLMENT REPORT CERTIFIED BUDGET ENROLLMENT ... IOWA CITY OPEN ENROLLMENT Author: Dr. Jim Behle, Associate Superintendent, ICCSD
The Heritage Foundation Research Education School Choice 2001
for teachers and others employed in schools whose pupils the plan was opposed by theIowa State Education with the state's $2 billion k12 education budget for
http://www.heritage.org/Research/Education/Schools/iowa.cfm
Library Home Search Entire Library Information Resources
of iowa, University of Northern iowa, University of Northern iowa, Marilyn Drury 2001,Spreading the Wealth University Partnership with Community k12 schools.
http://www.educause.edu/asp/doclib/subject_docs.asp?Term_ID=394
Announcements About TurnLeaf And K-12 Achievement Management System
2. iowa City Public schools with 10,000 students. 3. Indian Prairie schools (Illinois)with 22,000 students the first time ever, the k12 Achievement Management
http://www.turnleaf.com/secondary.asp?action=Learn&subaction=Events
Mills County Schools
Public, k12, Glenwood Community schools. Public, Continuing Education, iowa StateUniversity Extension 103 East 5th Street PO Box 430 Malvern, IA 51551
http://www.millscoia.us/Around/Schools.html
Teaching K - 12 Abroad
Ms. Tracey Roling University of Northern iowa SSC 19 Cedar Falls, iowa 506140390Tel Offers listings of English-language k-12 schools in over 100 countries.
http://www.bc.edu/bc_org/svp/carct/intlk12.html

Extractions: teaching in ... Private schools Public schools Catholic schools Public schools, no certif. Adult education Alternative settings Higher education Teach K-12 abroad Teach English abroad Advice for Ed majors ...Events ...Job search timeline ...Resumes ...Cover Letters ...Interviews ...Portfolios ...Philosophy of education ...Why I didn't get the job ...Internet job search For those with U.S. teacher certification and some teaching experience, abundant opportunities exist to teach in K-12 schools in foreign countries. Even for those without certification and/or experience, possibilities exist. If you fall into this latter category, be sure you read the section on Certification and Experience Requirements , which includes exceptions to the rules. Four sources of K-12 teaching opportunities overseas Tips on applying for an overseas teaching position Other Web sites offering an overview of this process Four sources of K-12 teaching opportunities overseas There are four main sources of international K-12 teaching positions. We divide them into these categories because, for the most part, the job search strategies and the resources are different in each category.
The Iowa Communications Network
In the past, schools have used this money for purchasing eyes on blindness iowa PublicTelevision (IPTV)s k12 Connections gave iowa students an
http://www.icn.state.ia.us/news/icnnews/2003/mar/marnews.htm

Extractions: The Palmer Institute for Professional Advancement offers training to Chiropractors assisting with attaining and maintaining their licenses. Palmer Institute accommodates students by giving them a choice of attending face-to-face training sessions or over the Internet. Iowa students have a third option of attending classes via the Iowa Communications Network. The Iowa Department of Economic Development (IDED) is working with the Iowa Rural Development Council and the Iowa Association of Regional Councils to offer a series of workshops over the Iowa Communications Network (ICN). These sessions offer assistance to people who are working to make their communities a better place to live and work. Iowa City West High School students in Iowa City, Iowa are enjoying a unique opportunity to discuss issues with their counterparts in Islamabad, Pakistan. The American Abroad Media sponsored program is using this series of Iowa Communications Network (ICN) video conferencing sessions to help students gain a better understanding and increase knowledge of international affairs.
Homelessness Resource Guide K-12
Homelessness Resource Guide k12. This resource guide was developed within iowa toconvey to all schools are urged to take an adopt and adapt attitude adopt
http://www.wmpenn.edu/PennWeb/LTP/Reference/Teach/ResGuideK-12.html

Extractions: WHOLE LANGUAGE UNIT ON HOMELESSNESS LESSONS FOR MIDDLE SCHOOL - GRADES 6, 7, and 8 LESSONS FOR GRADES 9-12 HOMELESS RESOURCES SPEAKER'S BUREAU ON HOMELESSNESS IN IOWA HOMELESSNESS - A BIBLIOGRAPHY Homelessness is not new to Iowa, nor is it new in American life. It has existed for hundreds of years, worldwide. However, the Stewart B. McKinney Homeless Assistance Act (Federal Legislation - P.L. 101-646 as amended in 1990) is helping to sensitize U.S. citizens to the effects of homelessness and the need for assistance for those who experience it. Educators as well as the general public are being asked by many action groups to develop an awareness of and sensitivity to this dilemma in order to address the needs of those who experience homelessness. This resource guide was developed within Iowa to convey to all students the immediate reality of homelessness and how to help. It represents a response for developing awareness and encouraging involvement.
AFT: K-12/Educational Issues Department: Making Standards Matter 1999 - State-by
Standards iowa is the only state that does not have and is not planning a CDROMcalled Standards Development for School Improvement in schools that directs
http://www.aft.org/edissues/standards99/states/Iowa.htm

Extractions: State-by-State Analysis IOWA Standards: Iowa is the only state that does not have and is not planning to develop state content standards. The state produced a CD-ROM called Standards Development for School Improvement in Schools that directs districts to resources to assist them with the development of their district standards and curriculum. Legislation passed in spring 1998 requires the State Board of Education to establish indicators in reading, math, and science that all schools must use to report student achievement data to their local communities and to the state. Which Standards Are Clear, Specific, and Grounded in Content? Iowa Elementary Level Middle Level High School Level English No state-determined standards Math No state-determined standards Science No state-determined standards Social Studies No state-determined standards Assessments: Iowa does not have a state assessment system, but districts are required to assess student performance and to report the data to the state. According to officials, 99 percent of the districts use the Iowa Test of Basic Skills to measure student performance.
EduHound.com - Search Results - Everything For Education K-12!
links.shtml iowa Educational Employment Includes k12, college and Web Address http//www.iowa-counties.com atschool districts, private schools and catholic
http://www.eduhound.com/showlinks.cfm?subj=Employment&skey=Employment
Schools
John Cooper School (k12); Northland Christian School (k-12); Redd School (Pre-K-8); St. Pius High School (9-12) Boarding schools. iowa Test of Basic Skills
http://www.cam-info.net/edu.html

Extractions: Schools Tests School Districts Immunizations Rating Schools (K-12) ... District Profile August 14, 2002 Klein ISD Home Page Fingertip Facts August 19, 2002 Spring ISD Home Page General Info (.pdf file) August 19, 2002 SchoolMatch School Directory (All K-12 public school systems in US. Search directory for free.) Houston ISD Virtual School Report Card Accountability Rating System Houston Area K-12 Education Texas Reading Initiative ... SchoolMatch (K-12 school ratings public schools only) Kid's Directory K-12 Schools A Few Private Schools in the North Houston Area (in alphabetical order) Banff School (K-12) Concordia Lutheran High School Houston Christian High School John Cooper School (K-12) Northland Christian School (K-12) Redd School (Pre-K -8) St. Pius High School K-12 Boarding Schools K-12 Boarding Schools Home School Legal Defense Assn. ... Texas Homeschooling Support Groups (Jon's Homeschool Resources) Parent and Child Educational Services (PACES) (Weekly classes for homeschoolers in the greater Houston area) Unschoolers Unlimited Family Unschoolers Network Houston Area Homeschool Teen Alliance HomeSchooling Texas ... WISE (Woodlands Innovative Scholastic Environments nonsectarian homeschool support group) Religious Home Schooling Resources Apostolate of Roman Catholic Homeschoolers Traditions of Roman Catholic Homes (TORCH) Homeschool Christian Youth Association Southeast Texas Home School Association (Includes Houston) Smoothing The Way (Home Schooling Support Group)
Iowa Related Links
k12 School Links. Association iowa Girls High School Athletic Union Keystone AEA1iowa Department of Education Central Community schools Decorah Community
http://www.elginiowa.com/links.html
K-12 Services - State Assessment Advisor
Act (ESEA), the principal federal law affecting k12 education. to allow students,parents, and schools both to iowa Test of Basic Skills, ITBS; iowa, Riverside.
http://www.homeroom.com/irp/glossary.asp

Extractions: Activate Account AK AL AR AZ CA CO CT DC DE FL GA HI IA ID IL IN KS KY LA MA MD ME MI MN MO MS MT NC ND NE NH NJ NM NV NY OH OK OR PA RI SC SD TN TX UT VA VT WA WI WV WY 504 Plan The terms "Section 504 Plan" or simply "504 Plan" refer to a plan developed to meet the requirements of a federal law that prohibits discrimination against people with disabilities, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, commonly referred to as "Section 504." Section 504 applies to all public schools and to private schools that receive federal funds. Although such plans are typically referred to as "Section 504 Plans," your school may use a different name.
Education, Medication, And Incarceration
Incarceration One of the most important decisions made by the iowa General Assemblyeach year is the level of commitment we will make to iowas k12 schools.
http://www.rofoege.com/reports/20030302.htm

Extractions: One of the most important decisions made by the Iowa General Assembly each year is the level of commitment we will make to Iowas K-12 schools. Since state aid is an important part of every school districts budget, setting the level of state funding is crucial to all of Iowas public schools. School aid funding accounts for approximately 38% of the States general fund, representing the single largest segment of the state budget. The Senate and the House approved a bill last week that provides a 2% increase in per pupil funding for K-12 school districts for the 2004-2005 school year. It passed unanimously in the House, and the Senate had one dissenting vote. As passed by the House, state funding for K-12 school districts is estimated to increase $42.3 million in fiscal year 2005. The bill has been forwarded for signature to Governor Vilsack who recommended the 2% growth level. The increase in funding, called allowable growth, is set two years in advance so that school districts have the opportunity to plan and budget ahead. Under Iowa's school finance laws, school districts receive a defined budget that is a combination of state aid and local property tax revenues. The school aid formula distributes funding on a per pupil basis.

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