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The New Ft. Wood
is a result of the military's moving two military schools chemical and military policeto opportunities, not just for southcentral missouri, but for
http://www.missourilife.com/town002a.shtml

Extractions: Aug-Sept 1999 Welcome to Fort Leonard Wood. America's military has a new vision today, and it means a multi-million dollar boon to Missouri's economy. Along Interstate 44 between St.Louis and Springfield, you can enjoy views of gently rolling Ozark hills, pristine streams, and national forest land, interrupted only by the occasional town and the roar of diesel trucks. In Pulaski County near Fort Leonard Wood, some of those trucks take on the distinctive pattern of camouflage. You're going to be seeing a lot more of those trucks. An estimated 10,000 new residents more than the combined populations of the neighboring towns of St. Robert and Waynesville will be coming to the Fort Leonard Wood area later this year. The influx is a result of the military's moving two military schools chemical and military police to the fort to join the engineering school that moved in the 1980s. Currently, more than $130 million is being spent on commercial and residential construction in the base region, in addition to the $220 million the U.S. Army is spending to build new facilities on the base. In 1995, Fort Leonard Wood came out of the federal government's Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC) Com-mission's process victorious. BRAC considered only two options for the fort: either the military police and chemical schools would be moved to Fort Wood, or it would be closed forever.
Projects
Metro St. Louis Public schools, Reitz, Evansville, Indiana, St. COLLEGES/UNIVERSTITIES,Illinois College Jacksonville, Il. missouri military Academy - Mexico, MO.
http://wcsllc.net/geiger/projects.html
Missouri State Teachers Association
in upcoming weeks, several school districts in missouri are preparing we can onlyhope that this military action doesn t last too long and that schools aren't
http://www.msta.org/news/index.asp?ID=197&Front_Page
SLCL Reference - Search The Internet - Education Sites
resources for special education, including schools for the degree programs, learnerservices, and missouri colleges and K12, community, and military education
http://www.slcl.lib.mo.us/reference/sites/education.htm

Extractions: Links to Web sites of Missouri state government educational services, including the state departments of education. Contains information on technology, testing, guidance and placement, teaching, adult education, and specific programs such as the Missouri Heritage Project. K - 12 Missouri Kids Count Missouri Data Book
WEB - NHSDTC Registered Schools By Level
Miami Coral Park High School, FL, Confirmed. missouri military Academy,MO, Confirmed. Oak Ridge military Academy, NC, Pending. 155 schools.
http://server4.nshosts.com/thenationals/dt-schools.htm

Extractions: Drill Team Championships The following is a list of schools that have been accepted to participate in the 2003 National High School Drill Team Championships. This list is sorted alphabetized by school, with the competition level of the entered team(s) listed to the right. SNI would like to congratulate these fine schools for the efforts they will undertake to become a part of the 2003 "Nationals." Teams below may be listed as: "ACCEPTED" SNI has accepted the team into the event as registered by the school, no changes "DECLINED" suffient spaces are not available to select the team(s) for entry into the event at this level If your school registered to attend the event and you are not listed below, your school was not selected to attend the 2003 Nationals. This overall national excellence provided many terribly difficult decisions and unfortunately, some solid schools could not be accepted. We hope these schools will re-apply next year! For more detailed information regarding the school/team selection process for "The Nationals", please feel free to visit the SNI F requently A sked ... uestions webpage.
Jr. Reserve Officer Training Corps
Mail AFROTC Det 440 217 Crowder Hall University of missouri Columbia, MO 1916 authorizeda junior ROTC course for noncollege military schools, high schools
http://airforce.missouri.edu/sub1/afrotcinfo6.htm
The College Of New Jersey Army ROTC -- Class Of 2004
Student Activities . military schools Army Basic Training at Ft. Leonardwood,missouri. ROTC Activities Ranger Challenge '01 '00, Color Guard.
http://www.tcnj.edu/~armyrotc/cadets04.htm

Extractions: School: The College of New Jersey CDT Rank/position: Cadet Lieutenant Hometown: Ramsey, New Jersey Major: Political Science Student Activities: Peer Advisor, Staff Writer for The Signal Military Schools: ROTC Activities: Color Guard ROTC Awards: Academic Excellence Award, Color Guard Ribbon The passion to pursue excellence: physically and mentally. To acquire and obtain a new love for the United States. I think that when it all comes down to it, I'm fulfilling my own personal call. Back to Class of 2004
N E W S A D V I S O R Y - Missouri Governor Bob Holden
creates wonderful opportunities for schools to recognize The missouri Legislaturecreated Operation Recognition to before graduation to serve in the military.
http://www.gov.state.mo.us/press/press111201.htm

Extractions: Jerry Nachtigal at 573-751-3222 Holden Awards First Operation Recognition Honorary Diplomas to Missouri Veterans Gov. Bob Holden today officially awarded honorary high school diplomas to three central Missouri veterans who quit school to enter the military during World War II. "As we celebrate this Veterans Day, it is a privilege for me to launch Operation Recognition and salute the first group of Missouri veterans to receive an honorary high school diploma," Holden said. "This is a small but significant way for the people of Missouri to honor the sacrifices these veterans made on our behalf and to say thank you for their service to our state and nation." Lawrence R. Barry, 76, of California, Mo. Barry was in the Army from 1943-45, serving in North Africa and Italy. He was attending school in California when he joined the military. Kenneth N. Proctor of Russellville (deceased). Proctor served in the Navy during 1945 and 1946. His widow, Norma Jean Proctor, accepted the diploma from Holden. Proctor, who died early this year, had expressed hope that he would be able to receive an honorary diploma.
The Visitor's Guide To Historic Lexington, Missouri
Machpelaei Cemetery established by an act of the missouri General Assembly in 1849 in1880, one of the nations oldest and most respected military schools.
http://www.historiclexington.com/VisitorsGuide.html

Extractions: z What to do in Lexington The Lexington Area Chamber of Commerce in cooperation with The Lexington Tourism Bureau will assist you with your plans on a visit to Lexington! Call- Lexington Area Chamber of Commerce (660) 259-3082 Lexington Tourism Bureau (660) 259-4711. We will assist in making arrangements for your memorable visit, strolling the historic streets and byways of Lexington, Missouri. Conventional lodging as well as , quaint tea rooms, wonderful dining and drinking establishments, funky taverns with great food, where the 'locals' from all social strata's hang out. The History of Lexington is perhaps our biggest drawing card. With Lexington's phenomenal history and the wonderful historic structures, dotting our Four National Historic Districts , a wonderful assortment of some of Mid-America's most unique Antique Shops and Fine Gift Shops grace our downtown district . Our new Cannonball 6 Theaters, a six-plex theater
Find Your School @ EDUSlash.com
View a list of schools Front Page. Murray State University Southeast missouri StateUniversity of Tennessee at Chattanooga Virginia military Institute Western
http://eduslash.com/directory.shtml
Commissioner's Newsletter
between educators and the different military recruiting commands and the designationof priority schools by December As part of missouris continuing effort
http://www.dese.state.mo.us/commissioner/letters/2003/10182002.html

Extractions: Home Commissioner of Education Commissioner's Newsletter Commissioner's Newsletter October 18, 2002 Military Recruiters' Access to Schools and Students The Award Of Excellence For Professional Development Academy For New Superintendents Reception For Freshman Legislators ... Commentary Dear School Administrator: Enclosed is a copy of Tom Daviss letter summarizing the September meeting of the State Board of Education. His letter covers several timely issues, and I encourage you to review it carefully. MILITARY RECRUITERS ACCESS TO SCHOOLS AND STUDENTS One of the lesser-known provisions of No Child Left Behind requires high schools to provide "directory information" about students to military recruiters and to grant recruiters the same level of access to schools that they give to postsecondary institutions and prospective employers. Under the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA), you are required to notify parents about the privacy of educational records and the uses of students directory information (name, address and phone number). Under the new law, such information must be made available to recruiters unless parents specifically "opt out" and refuse to allow the release of such information. I do not expect this will be an issue for most schools because the education community has worked at developing a positive relationship between educators and the different military recruiting commands. Nevertheless, it may be advisable for you to review your practices and make sure everyone understands how students directory information may or may not be used.
Missouri Home Schooling
The missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education has to reenroll in thepublic schools, they need colleges and universities or the military and to
http://www.dese.state.mo.us/schoollaw/HomeSch/homeschool.htm

Extractions: Home School Laws and Legislation Home Schooling H ome Schooling Information The current statutory provisions for home schooling can be summarized as follows: 1. Any parent may educate a child at home. The parent does not have to have a teaching certificate or meet any education requirements. 2. According to recent legislation signed into law by Governor Carnahan, effective August 28, 1993, a parent or guardian of a child, between seven and sixteen years of age, shall cause the child to attend regularly some public, private, parochial, parish, home school or a combination of such schools 3. If a parent decides to home school, he or she shall offer 1,000 hours of instruction during the school year, with at least 600 hours in the basics, which will be in reading, language arts, mathematics, social studies, and science. At least 400 of the 600 hours shall occur in the home location. 4. The school year is defined as beginning July 1 and ending the next June 30. 5. A parent who is home schooling a child must maintain the following records:
Fort Leavenworth History - Leavenworth County, Kansas
Trail led up the steep hills away from the missouri River the National Guard, formervolunteer officers, and graduates of civilian military schools and colleges
http://www.lvarea.com/data/forthist.htm

Extractions: Ft. Leavenworth's Home Page In March 1827, the Adjutant General's Office in Washington, D.C. ordered Colonel Henry Leavenworth to set up a permanent camp near the junction of the Missouri and Little Platte Rivers. Colonel Leavenworth moved up the Missouri River with four companies of infantry and, on 8 May 1827, found a suitable area for a permanent camp. While waiting for official site confirmation, he started a tent camp. Small log and bark huts soon followed, built along what is now Scott Avenue, south of the Post Chapel. Permanent construction began around the Main Parade Area the following year. In September 1827, the site was approved and called Cantonment Leavenworth. Records show the strength of the camp as 14 officers and 174 enlisted men. Thus began one of the most important Army posts west of the Mississippi River. From here a branch of the Oregon Trail led up the steep hills away from the Missouri River. The huge corrals and supply yards for a branch of the Santa Fe Trail sprang up in this area. From here, traders and wagon trains began their long journeys to the West. When the Indian migration began in the 1830s, the post became the center of activities for Indian agents and found itself keeping peace among the tribes. The name of the post was changed to Fort Leavenworth in 1832. When the Mexican War broke out, the fort was used to outfit troops moving to the south. The post, under the command of General Philip Kearny, was the headquarters for the Army of the West. The 1850s were times of turmoil and bitter animosities in the United States. States' rights and slavery were the issues of the day when the territory around Fort Leavenworth opened for settlement in 1854. The town of Leavenworth was established in that year. At the beginning of the Civil War, the Army set up Camp Lincoln at Fort Leavenworth to muster men into the service, train them, and assign them to units for combat duty.
Missouri Community And Technical Colleges - SHG Resources
Florissant Valley; Forest Park; Meramec; Southwest missouri State University College;Three Rivers Community College; Wentworth military Academy Online schools.
http://www.statehousegirls.net/mo/colleges/community/

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What No Child Left Behind Means For Your Child - Missouri - GreatSchools.net
up some controversy The US military has the obtain lists from high schools of students
http://www.greatschools.net/cgi-bin/showarticle/mo/205/choosing

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All ROTC Scholarships - Featured Schools
Our featured schools provide you with program Rolla Rolla University of missouri-St LouisWentworth military Academy - Lexington Westminster College - Fulton
http://www.all-rotc-scholarships.com/featured/
KANSAS CITY PROGRAM
Location of program office Kansas City, missouri. will be informed about militarismand its impact upon youth through schools the military newsletter.
http://www.afsc.org/pdesc/pd255.htm

Extractions: AFSC-KC program started in 1981 as a generalist program addressing militarism and other issues. Its current program has expanded to address the culture of violence, militarism and their impact on youth; the lack of understanding and division among the diverse groups which make up our community; and the inadequacy of analysis and local nonviolent response to social and international issues. KC program work includes the following activities: Conflict Resolution/Peer Mediation training and programs with youth and adult groups. The HIPP (Help Increase the Peace Program ), for middle and high school-aged youth using interactive, participatory workshop sessions in community building, non-violent conflict resolution, violence prevention, prejudice reduction, and social action. The Greater Kansas City Committee on Militarism in Schools challenging the growing militarism in schools in the Kansas City (KC) metro area. Education is provided on conscientious objection, life in the military, and the effects of militarism in society.
KSDK NewsChannel 5 - Where The News Comes First
M Mary Institute St. Louis Country Day School, missouri military Academy, MiriamSchool, N Return to Top of Page. Metro East Public schools. A Alton District,
http://www.ksdk.com/news/School_Websites.asp

Extractions: Google School Websites and Lunch Menus Missouri Public Schools If your school has a website but is not listed have your principal e-mail us at webmaster@ksdk.com Missouri Private Schools Metro East Public Schools Metro East Private Schools ... Other Educational Institutions Missouri Public Schools A Affton School District Arcadia Valley R-2 Lunch Menu Available B Bayless School District Bowling Green R-1 School District Brentwood School District Bismark R-V C Clayton School District Central High School Lunch Menu Available D Dunklin R-V School District DeSoto School District E Elsberry R-II School District F Farmington R-7 School District Festus R-6 School District Ferguson-Florissant School District Fox C-6 School District ... Lunch Menu Available G Gasconade County R-II School District Lunch Menu Available Grandview R-II School District H Hancock Place School District Hazelwood School District Lunch Menu Available I Iron County C-4 Schools K Kirkwood R-VII School District North Glendale Elementary Menu Available Tillman Elementary School L Ladue School District Lebanon RIII School District Lincoln County R-III School District Lindbergh R-VIII School District ... Lunch Menus Available M Madison C-3 School District Lunch Menu Available Mehlville R-IX School District Lunch Menu Available ... Lunch Menu Available N Northwest R-I School District O Orchard Farms School District P
PSNLIST Archives: CMU Military Contracting (Carnegie Mellon, That Is)
7BIT Precedence none Originator action96@pencil.math.missouri.edu X would liketo hear from others about military research at your schools again three
http://burn.ucsd.edu/archives/psnlist/1996.Mar/0014.html
Missouri's Pulaski County: Ozark Scenery, Tourism, Recreation, Vacations, Gascon
Robert, missouri Click here to send us email and request information. With the additionof the military Police and Chemical schools to the Army Engineer
http://www.visitpulaskicounty.org/flw.html

Extractions: In St. Robert, Missouri Click here to send us e-mail and request information A State-of-the-art Training Facility Fort Leonard Wood is the Army's Maneuver Support Center, training more than 25,000 initial entry and engineer, chemical defense and military police enlisted soldiers each year. Stop by the Information Center by the front gate for directions. Fort Leonard Wood is on 100 square miles of rugged Ozark wilderness. With the addition of the Military Police and Chemical schools to the Army Engineer School, Fort Leonard Wood became the Maneuver Support Center for the Army. Now that the two new schools are in place, the Fort is projected to have a nearly $600,000,000 impact on the region. Throughout its growth, Fort Leonard Wood's soldiers and their family members have enjoyed an outstanding quality of life. Children attend a top-ranked school district and activities on post are plentiful. The new multi-million dollar Davidson Fitness Center and new Child Development Center, along with a superb hospital and many other facilities and amenities, make Fort Leonard Wood a premier Army installation. Attractions at Fort Leonard Wood Click here to send us e-mail and request information Home Waynesville ... St. Robert

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