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About St. John's Military School
and the kansas Department of Education. We are members of the National Associationof Episcopal schools and the Association of military Colleges and schools of
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Extractions: The Right Reverend Elisha Smith Thomas may be called the founder of St. John's. Soon after taking up residence in Salina as Episcopal Bishop Coadjutor of Kansas, he interested a number of prominent citizens in the idea of a military school and soon the school was incorporated. Late in 1887, the Rt. Rev. Thomas H. Vail, Bishop of the Diocese of Kansas, laid the cornerstone of the first building known as Vail Hall which stood until 1978 when it was destroyed by fire. St. John's Before 1948 fire St. John's After 1948 As we begin the new millennium, St. John's continues to train young men to harbor the cherished qualities of honesty, loyalty and duty. Our goal is to bring out the best in each cadet, which is evident in our commitment to one-on-one instruction and guidance. The school also continues its close and mutually beneficial relationship with the community of Salina. Home to three colleges and other post-secondary institutions, Salina is a progressive city that provides the benefits of a larger city with a small-town atmosphere. St. John's Military School is debt free and has an operating budget of $3 million. We are accredited by the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools and the Kansas Department of Education. We are members of the National Association of Episcopal Schools and the Association of Military Colleges and Schools of the United States.
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Our featured schools provide you with program of Missouri kansas City - kansasCity University of Louis Wentworth military Academy - Lexington Westminster
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Extractions: Army ROTC Program Info Our featured schools provide you with program descriptions and request for information forms. Azusa Pacific University Azusa Biola University La Mirada California Polytechnic State University San Luis Obispo California State Polytechnic University - Pomona Pomona California State University - Fresno Fresno California State University - Fullerton
July 1999 Engineer Update
and military Police School from Fort McClellan, Ala., to Fort Leonard Wood, Mo.To support this move, the two schools required new facilities. kansas City
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Extractions: Kansas City District The Army's military police and chemical soldiers have new state-of-the-art training facilities in their new home, thanks to Kansas City District. In June 1995, the Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC) Commission recommended moving the U.S. Army's Chemical School and Military Police School from Fort McClellan, Ala., to Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. To support this move, the two schools required new facilities. Kansas City District (KCD) managed construction. The MP Village will be used to train soldiers at the Military Police School in all aspects of police work. (U.S. Army Photo) Applied Instruction Facilities The Applied Instruction Facilities (AIF) project was designed by the Gossen-Livingston Architectural Engineering firm of Wichita, Kansas, and provides about 190,000 square feet of new facilities. Hensel Phelps Construction Company completed this $30 million project in March, more than two months ahead of schedule. The AIF project is really three projects on three sites to accommodate the training and storage needed by the Chemical and Military Police schools. The project includes an MP Village, Chemical Defense Training Facility (CDTF), and an addition to the post museum.
Biography Of Lieutenant General Joseph K. Kellogg, Jr., US Army
military schools ATTENDED. EDUCATIONAL DEGREES. University of Santa Clara BA Degree- Political Science University of kansas - MA Degree - Political Science.
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Extractions: MAJOR DUTY ASSIGNMENTS FROM TO ASSIGNMENT Sep 67 Mar 68 Reconnaissance Platoon Leader, E Company, 2d Battalion (Airborne), 506th Infantry, 101st Airborne Division, United States Army, Vietnam Mar 68 Jul 68 Junior Aide-de-Camp to Commanding General, 101st Airborne Division, United States Army, Vietnam Jul 68 Nov 68 Pathfinder Section Leader, 160th Combat Aviation Group, 101st Airborne Division, United States Army, Vietnam Nov 68 Sep 70 Commander, C Company, 4th Battalion, 2d Basic Combat Training Brigade, United States Army Training Center, Fort Lewis, Washington
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University Career And Employment Services At The University Of Kansas
according to category including military, ungraded curriculum girls, both, underachievers,and schools abroad. school district information for kansas and other
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Extractions: Updated annually by the American Association for Employment in Education, this resource has information on supply and demand of teachers in the US, resumes, interviewing, job searching, and related articles. Also included are certification offices for all states in the US. Directory of Public School Systems in the US
Kansas ORSH
kansas One Room School House Project A List of schools, A Work in Progress Name,District, Location, County. South of Garland on old military road, Bourbon.
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Extractions: A List of Schools, A Work in Progress Name District Location County Onion Creek Allen Prairie Dell S.E. of Iola Allen Spring Valley N.E. of Moran Allen Judy School 3 miles S. of Greeley Anderson Mingona Southwest of Medicine Lodge Barber District 107 South of Great Bend Barton Pleasant Valley 3 miles East of Ellinwood Barton Bunker Hill Bourbon Custard South of Garland on old military road Bourbon Fort Lincoln Fort Lincoln Bourbon Gwin Godfrey Bourbon Patossie Bourbon Rocky Point, Hog Holler 3 miles SW of Uniontown Bourbon Unknown School North of Cato Bourbon Unknown School Southern Bourbon Bourbon Ellet, Elliott near Latham Butler Leon Leon Butler Richland Butler Rose Hill Rose Hill Butler Van Huss Leon Rt. 2, Little Walnut Twp Butler Globe South of Hallowell Cherokee Blue Ridge Northwest Corner Cheyenne District 84 Aurora Township Cloud Waverly Waverly Coffey Enterprise between Coldwater and Protection Comanche Plum Creek 5 miles NE of Dexter near Plum Creek Cowley South Walnut South Walnut Cowley Star Valley between Dexter and Cambridge Cowley Theaker 4.5 miles W. of Arkansas City
Computer Training Schools Factsheet - TechSkills - Kansas City
Cambridge Circle Dr. Suite 150 kansas City, KS an education experience that otherschools simply cannot virtually all corporate and military tuition assistance
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Extractions: TechSkills provides hands-on training for the hottest IT careers on the planet. We offer certification programs for Microsoft, Cisco, Oracle, CompTIA, Linux, the Internet, Security and other leading technologies. Whether you want to get a better job, get ahead in your current job, or just make sure you keep your job, TechSkills can get you there. Right now, TechSkills Graduates are employed as Microsoft Engineers, Network Administrators, Cisco Engineers, Database Administrators, Web Designers, Application Developers, PC/Network Technicians and more. At TechSkills, we deliver real hands-on skill building. When our Graduates are on the job, theyre able to
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Parry has numerous military schools including Command and General Staff College,which he Medal with three oak leaf clusters, the kansas Emergency Duty Service
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Extractions: http://skyways.lib.ks.us/kansas/adjutant FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE March 29, 1999 No. 99-041 PARRY IS NEW KANSAS ARMY NATIONAL GUARD CHIEF OF STAFF By Joy D. Moser Maj. Gen. Gregory B. Gardner, the adjutant general of Kansas, announced the selection of Col. Dennis Parry as Chief of Staff of the Kansas Army National Guard (KSARNG). "Col. Parry did great things for aviation. I expect him to continue his record of excellence in managing, coordinating and supervising for the good of the Kansas Guard as we go into the 21 st century," said Gardner.
Aviation Schools Online.com - Aviation Schools Flight Training Schools
on general aviation, commercial and military aircraft. visit the home page of AIM kansas CITY. Copyright © Aviation schools Online - A guide to education and
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Extractions: CLICK HERE! Aviation Institute of Maintenance (AIM) - Kansas City is located near downtown Kansas City. AIM - Kansas City students are able to pursue their education and career goals surrounded by the aviation industry in which they will work. By locating our classrooms and shop near the airport, AIM-Kansas City students are immersed in a total aviation environment, working hands-on with turbine and piston engines, airframes, and aircraft. AIM - Kansas City offers an FAA approved, Part 147, Aviation Maintenance Technician (AMT) program which qualifies graduates to become certified Airframe and Powerplant mechanics. AIM - Kansas City participates in private loans, veterans, and vocational rehabilitation. AIM-Kansas City's AMT programs is designed to assist students to prepare for entry level employment in aviation and aviation related fields. By attending day or evening classes, students can develop the technical knowledge and skills required to pass FAA exams and secure employment throughout the world. All instructors are FAA certified mechanics with extensive experience working on general aviation, commercial and military aircraft.
The American Overseas Schools Historical Society (AOSHS) Press Release
PARK, Ariz. The City of Wichita, kansas has been family members served their countryin the US military. the educators who taught in those overseas schools. .
http://aoshs.wichita.edu/PressRelease.html

Extractions: WICHITA, KANSAS CHOSEN AS SITE FOR THE AMERICAN OVERSEAS SCHOOLS HISTORICAL PARK, ARCHIVES AND MUSEUM LITCHFIELD PARK, Ariz. The City of Wichita, Kansas has been selected as the site of the American Overseas Schools Historical Park by the membership of the American Overseas Schools Historical Society (AOSHS) at its annual meeting in Minneapolis on July 11th. The Wichita site was selected through a process which included soliciting proposals from 14 selected metropolitan areas in the United States; followed by site visits by a nine member committee to the three cites best qualified to have the park in their area. "The City of Wichita was a clear choice in the site selection competition," said Dr. Tom Drysdale, American Overseas Schools Historical Society President and Archives Director. "The five-plus acre, downtown river front site made available by the City of Wichita in the heart of their outstanding 'Museums on the River' cultural district is superb. Additionally, the show of support from city government, Wichita State University, the Wichita Public School System and local business and industry has been very strong." "Wichita is very excited and honored to be selected as the home for the American Overseas Schools Historical Park. The park and museum will be a wonderful addition to the Museums on the River district, " said Wichita Mayor Bob Knight.
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of the Historic Fort Hays frontier military post, and has often been called theprettiest in kansas. Conference (RMAC), which comprises 14 schools from the
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Extractions: http://www.fhsu.edu/admissions/vr/class_3f.shtml When the Germans settled on the Kansas high plains over a century ago, after homesteading a farm and establishing a church, the next priority was to build a schoolhouse. Located on the campus of Fort Hays State University is the original Plymouth Country Schoolhouse. This school was moved to the campus in the fall of 1977 from Russell County. Originally constructed in 1874, this schoolhouse was built from 3,000 quarried limestone blocks in the Russell County area. Subjects taught to the students ranging in age from five to 21 years were reading, penmanship, arithmetic, descriptive geography, physical geography, and physiology. Other subjects taught were U.S. history, declamation, drawing, algebra, and bookkeeping. Music was by singing familiar songs parents taught their children. During recess games played were baseball, follow-the-leader, marbles, leap frog, drop-the-handkerchief, spin-the-bottle, and tag. Each year enrollment increased with the highest number of enrollees being 59 and with all the subjects in 8 grades it became difficult to teach in a one-room school. By 1904 attendance dropped sharply and the school closed until 1912 when it was opened for one year. It was again closed until 1915 when it reopened and stayed active until 1936. The school was then closed permanently at the end of the school year for several reasons, mainly lack of students, but also due to the depression, dust storms and drought.
PFLAG-KC Home Page
Local chapter of the national support and education organization. Calendar of events stating meeting Category Society Gay, Lesbian, and Bisexual PFLAG Chapters in the groups protected from discrimination in their schools. the LGBT community inmetropolitan kansas City Missouri. of gay men and women in the US military.
http://www.pflagkc.org/

Extractions: Newsletter Archives WHO ARE WE? Parents, Families and Friends of Lesbians and Gays of Kansas City (PFLAG-KC) is a group of parents, siblings, friends, lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgendered (LGBT) people who: Provide a support system for the families and friends of LGBT people to enable them to understand, accept and support their children with love and pride; Provide education for individuals and the community at large on the nature of homosexuality; and Support the full human and civil rights of LGBT people. MEETING INFORMATION PFLAG-KC general meetings are held on the second Sunday of each month at 3:00 pm at The Village Presbyterian Church, 6641 Mission Road, Room 307, Prairie Village, KS. (The meeting room is wheelchair accessible.) PFLAG-KC board meetings are held at 1:30 pm before the general meeting. Everyone is welcome to attend and add their ideas. For more information call our help line at
KNEA - Quality Schools - Helpful Links
serving the children of US military personnel stationed in an online database of detailedsteps schools can take Education NAEP Report Card for kansas gives a
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Extractions: How to transform high-poverty, low-performing schools into high-performing schools is one of the most vexing questions facing educators today. The Louisiana Staff Development Council sought an answer to that question by exploring the role that professional development plays. LSDC investigated 12 schools considered "academically above average" and that also had at least 80 percent of their students living in poverty. Source: NSDC Results
The Salina Journal Online | Guide To Salina 2001
Parochial schools. St. John's military School. Send Comments Questions to thewebmaster Mike Strand © 2000 The Salina Journal, Salina, kansas, USA.
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Curriculum Vitae For Cpt. Kyle S. Sinisi
1815 US History to 1877 US History since 1877 (kansas State University War, WorldWar II, Introduction to History, and the History of Southern military schools.
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Kansas Private Schools
316683-9245 Sedgwick County Christian schools Address 2655 N E-mail Address(es)1883sjl@kansas.net Address John's military Middle High School E-mail Address
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Military-Brats Registry
Selection includes books, note cards, and music for those who grew up on military bases. Products Category Shopping Niche military to support their efforts in building a museum in Wichita, kansas for the memorabiliaof overseas and stateside schools which were attended by military Brats.
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Extractions: Did you grow up in the Military? Do you have trouble answering the question "where are you from?" Then you've come to the right place! The Military-Brats Registry offers you a way to find your friends and a way for them to find you. There is no cost to register your information here, and no cost to search or contact your friends once registered (and opted-in to our occasional news and events mailings). If you have not registered, do so today! DoDDS teachers and family members are welcome also. The Military-Brats Registry was created and is maintained by Marc Curtis This site was created out of my own need to locate my long lost friends from Ft Bliss, Texas in 1960-61. I knew that others must be seeking their Military Brat friends too, so the Military-Brats Registry was developed in 1997 as a free resource to help everyone. The site is supported by advertisers (please visit them!), by the sale of items in the Brat Store, and by subscriptions and donations. The Military-Brats Registry is not associated with any government agency. The Military-Brats Registry has a firm commitment to the American Overseas Schools Historical Society and Archives. We have developed a program that donates a portion of the sales of some items in the Brat Store to AOSHS to support their efforts in building a museum in Wichita, Kansas for the memorabilia of overseas and stateside schools which were attended by Military Brats. Please visit the
Military Resume
military schools Attended (with Year Completed) Field Artillery Officer militaryDecorations/Badges Army Reserve Components Achievement Leavenworth, kansas.
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Extractions: Military Resume ROGERS, John M. Lieutenant Colonel, Field Artillery, US Army Retired Reserve Date and Place of Birth: 1948, Rochester, New York Last assignment: IMA, Office of the Deputy Under Secretary of the Army for International Affairs (DUSA-IA-IPR), Pentagon, Washington Source and Date of Commission: ROTC, 13 June 1970 Years Total Federal Officer Service: 28 years Military Schools Attended (with Year Completed): Military Decorations/Badges: Army Reserve Components Achievement Medal, 1974; Kentucky Merit Ribbon, 1979 Chronological List of Appointments: Chronological Record of Duty Assignments: 26 July - 23 Oct 70 (Active Duty) : Field Artillery Officer Basic Course, Ft. Sill, OK, Distinguished Graduate.
WOLF PACKS® - List Of Service Dog Schools And Information
Lists organizations, mailing lists, and training schools.Category Society Disabled Service Animals Dogs SERVICE DOG schools ORGANIZED BY STATE. Special Alert and other Areas served International(military dependants and kansas Center for Canine Assistance, Inc.
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Extractions: Wolf Packs Homepage Service Dogs assist people with a disability (other than blindness). These special animals are trained to do many things, including picking up dropped objects, pulling wheelchairs, predicting seizures, and helping with stability for walking. This list includes contact information for many of the training organizations available worldwide, however, some may no longer exist. Therefore, this listing is for informational purposes only. This is a list for information purposes only. It is up to each person to check the credentials of the organization and to find a program that is compatible to their needs. SERVICE DOG RESOURCES A non-profit organization to improve the standards in Assistance Dog programs. Organizations that are voting members of Assistance Dog International have certain criteria they must have before becoming a voting member. Auxiliary members are ones who are either in the process of getting voting membership or are individuals that have joined for other reasons. Assistance Dogs International

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