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Ohio Schools General:     more books (100)

A Uniform Course of Study in Agriculture for the Elementary Schools of Ohio by Ohio. State Commissioner of Schools, 2009-12-16 The Ohio Educational Monthly (Volume 14); A Journal of School and Home Education by Ohio State Teachers Association, 2010-10-14 Historical Sketches of Public Schools in Cities, Villages and Townships of the State of Ohio. 1876 by Ohio. State Centennial Committee, 2010-03-27 Hughes annual Report by Ohio. State School Survey Commission, 2009-10-21 The Quiver Educational Architecture in Ohio: From One-Room Schools and Carnegie Libraries to Community Education Villages by Virginia E. McCormick, 2001-02 The school housing problem of Niles, Ohio; report of a survey made on request of the Board of education by George Ransom Twiss, 2010-09-09 Teens of Yesteryear and a One Room School by Ginny Bell Sindledecker, 1999-02 Ohio school laws: in force April 16, 1900 : blank forms and directions to serve as a guide for school officers by Ohio Ohio, L D Bonebrake, 2010-09-01 Ohio School Laws In Force April 15th, 1889 ; Also A Set Of Blank Forms, And Directions For Their Use, To Serve As A Guide For School Officers Ohio School Laws: Accompanied by Blank Forms and Opinions of Commissioners by Ohio, 2010-03-07 Ohio school laws in force April 15, 1889 by Ohio Ohio, 2010-08-25 Elementary Schools in Hamilton County, Ohio: School for Creative and Performing Arts

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61. CER Education Reform Update December 12, 2000: Ohio School Choice Case May Move
    VOIDS USE OF VOUCHERS IN ohio schools, By Jodi to hear recent research findings aboutcharter schools. In addition to some general information presented, the  
    http://edreform.com/update/001212.html
    
    Extractions: December 12, 2000 SCHOOL CHOICE As transmitted yesterday in CER's Special Newswire , the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals has set the stage for a likely U.S. Supreme Court hearing on school choice the penultimate in court cases that school choice proponents have long hoped for and anticipated. The issue in such a case would likely be focused on whether or not aid to parents for educational services (no matter whether the services are religious or non-sectarian in nature) passes the constitutional test of whether a law "respects the establishment of religion, or prohibits the free exercise thereof" - the "Establishment Clause." While there are many opinions in this matter, there is already a solid record of government funding for private services such as, for example, existing government vouchers for low-income parents to help fund daycare at private and parochial facilities. Thousands of students in higher education also use federally funded Pell grants, National Direct Student Loans and GI benefits to attend universities ranging from Notre Dame to Yeshiva University. The decision can be viewed at http://pacer.ca6.uscourts.gov/opinions/main.php

62. Education News & General Information
    general information Finding People The ohio State faculty, staff, and student directory;links to the three College of Education schools; and a roster of the  
    http://www.coe.ohio-state.edu/news.htm

63. OWU Online | Jobs And Employment Openings
    Catalog » definitive overview of general University policies of Delaware » homeof ohio Wesleyan University States Big Walnut Local schools » serving eastern  
    http://jobs.owu.edu/

64. Cinergy Corp. General News Releases
    general News Releases, Email Alert Service and Duke Energy North America AnnouncePartnership Change in ohio/Indiana. schools With Facility Retrofits.  
    http://www.corporate-ir.net/ireye/ir_site.zhtml?ticker=CIN&script=400

65. People For The American Way
    are unable to declare that the general Assembly is providing a ‘thorough and efficient’system of public schools for all of the students in ohio, it would  
    http://www.pfaw.org/pfaw/general/default.aspx?oid=7950

66. Compaq Press Release - Compaq Demonstrates Growing Momentum With Schools, Univer
    to Jim Milton, senior vice president and North America general manager. ohio SchoolNetfocuses on ensuring ohio schools offer the best in traditional education  
    http://h18020.www1.hp.com/newsroom/pr/2002/pr2002030601.html
    
    Extractions: Compaq Demonstrates Growing Momentum With Schools, Universities Total Value of Education Agreements Exceeds $250 Million HOUSTON, March 6, 2002 - Compaq Computer Corporation NYSE: CPQ today announced a series of new contracts with a broad range of education customers totaling more than $250 million, demonstrating the success of the company's strategy and continuing market momentum. The new education business includes an end-to-end solution provider agreement with the Houston Independent School District (HISD), worth more than $120 million if all options are exercised. Compaq is executing effectively on the company's strategy across the board and especially in education, according to Jim Milton, senior vice president and North America general manager. "We're gaining tremendous momentum with local school districts, colleges, and universities across North America, proving that our strategy to provide end-to-end IT solutions is working," Milton said. "Nearly every major education contract we've signed recently calls for a multi-year commitment, which shows a strong belief in Compaq's ability to deliver innovative solutions not just today, but in the future." The new three-year comprehensive technology agreement with HISD—the seventh largest public school district in the United States—covers innovative technologies including iPAQ Pocket PC handheld and Blackberry wireless devices, Evo laptops and desktops, industry-standard ProLiant servers, and services. (See related news release: "

67. NOW: Resources - Bob Moses| PBS
    Surgeon general A report from the US Surgeon general, Physical Activity problemsassociated with schools granting exclusive soda contracts in ohio schools.  
    http://www.pbs.org/now/resources/schools.html
    
    Extractions: The Online News Hour reports on Bob Moses' Algebra Project. The report gives the historical background of the Algebra Project, which was inspired by Moses' belief that math literacy is a civil right. Interviews with students and teachers document the program's success; demonstrating that math, taught in a practical way, helps students' confidence and provides essential life skills. The Christian Science Monitor's Amelia Newcomb document's The Algebra Project's Youth People's Project (YPP). Founder Bob Moses believes that "the demands of a high-tech age make math literacy as much an issue today as voting was in the Jim Crow South half a century ago." In this vein, the YPP acts a traveling carnival of students, sacrificing spring break, to hit the road and teach math to low-income and minority students. The Heinz Awards: Robert Moses In recognition of his work with low-income and minority children through the Algebra Project, Bob Moses became the sixth recipient of the Heinz Award in the Human Condition. The Heinz Award in the Human Condition seeks to honor those individuals who have created programs that protect and empower disadvantaged individuals.

68. Ohio Appalachian Center For Higher Education--a College Access Program
    A consortium of ten public colleges and universities within the 29county Appalachian region, whose Category Regional North America United States ohio Education in the 29 counties of Appalachian ohio, established by the ohio general Assemblyin The program unites colleges, universities, K–12 schools and the private  
    http://www.oache.org/
    
    Extractions: The Ohio Appalachian Center for Higher Education is a consortium of ten public colleges and universities in the 29 counties of Appalachian Ohio The OACHE Grantee schools OACHE member institution. Since awarding its first Access grants in fall 1993, the OACHE has funded 80 projects in 49 different schools and/or school consortia. In addition to its core program, the OACHE also administers several other complementary initiatives

69. Smokefree Schools, Workplaces And Homes - Home Page And Resource Central.
    Partners in Pediatrics; Maryville, Tennessee . . Blount County schools; MiddleburgHeights, ohio . . Southwest general Health Center; Milledgeville, Georgia . .  
    http://www.smokefreekids.com/
    
    Extractions: No Smoke is now available FREE for individual use, or for organizations wishing to evaluate the program. Click Here to download the full-featured freeware version of No Smoke. Autonomy Publishing's No Smoke Software Program has been used for tobacco education programs in a wide variety of educational and health care organizations.

70. Ohio EPA Ohio EPA's Mission Is To Protect The Environment And
    to primary and secondary schools, universities, environmental Overview of the OhioEnvironmental Education Fund; Download 2003 OEEF general Grant Guidelines  
    http://www.epa.state.oh.us/other/oeef/oeemain.html

71. Safe Drinking Water, Bulletin 882-00, Worksheet 5
    two Perry County schools, prompting the ohio Environmental Protection to providesafe water to the schools. commissioners have asked the general Assembly for  
    http://ohioline.osu.edu/b882/b882_07.html
    
    Extractions: Dispatch Staff Reporters Arsenic levels twice the federal limit have been detected in well fields serving two Perry County schools, prompting the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency to order the schools to stop using the water for drinking and cooking. As a result, local officials are seeking construction of a 6.5-mile waterline from Thornville to provide safe water to the schools. Perry County commissioners have asked the General Assembly for emergency financial aid to begin construction of the waterline from the Northern Perry County Water Supply System in time to serve Sheridan High School and Sheridan Middle School this fall. The Ohio EPA, in a letter dated July 2, notified commissioners that routine testing this summer had detected the elevated arsenic levels in the water. A second set of testing confirmed arsenic levels averaging 98 parts per billion, said Richard Ansel, of the EPA office in Logan. Federal law mandates that arsenic in drinking water should not exceed 50 parts per billion.

72. Cleveland Ohio Education And Schools
    to the web sites of area schools and institutions of Cleveland was founded in 1796by general Moses Cleaveland ohio Residents Start a 529 College Savings Plan  
    http://cleveland.about.com/cs/education/

73. Internet Training - Carol Ritzenthaler - Homepage Design Tips
    JAVASCRIPT The JavaScript Discussion List dedicated to the general discussionof School Libraries on the Web ohio schools on the Web Web66 International  
    http://www.ohionet.org/~carol/tips.htm
    
    Extractions: With so many books and online resources to choose from when looking for tips on creating a homepage, it's sometimes difficult to know where to begin. Below are some of the most useful resources I've found that will provide a good starting point. Graphics Made Easy Guides To Writing HTML School Libraries on the Web Selecting Color for Text, Links, and More ... CAST's Bobby Service

74. Battelle - Life In Columbus
    Buying and selling real estate in Central ohio; Franklin County with articles andbulletin boards about local schools, plus general parenting information;  
    http://www.battelle.org/careers/battelle/columbus.stm
    
    Extractions: Working at Battelle ... Diversity Battelle is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer and supports diversity in the workplace. Applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, veteran status, marital status, or sexual orientation. Battelle is a drug-free workplace. Columbus, Ohio was once thought of as a "cow-town." It hasn't been easy getting rid of that reputation, but the fact-of-the-matter is that Columbus has been one of the most dynamic and fastest growing cities in the country. One of the reasons for this is our ideal location right in the middle of the heartland. We are within a two-days drive of nearly eighty percent of the continental United States. With access to all the intellectual capital of the Ohio State University and dozens of smaller institutions of higher learning, Columbus is a leading city in the technological and finance industries. As our industry has grown, so has our population. Franklin County now has the highest population of all Ohio's counties. Some of our area's school districts have been among the fastest growing in the nation.

75. CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Ohio
    of the state commissioner of common schools, the number of public school buildingsin ohio is 10,723 The general Assembly is empowered to create and  
    http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/11225d.htm
    
    Extractions: Home Encyclopedia Summa Fathers ... O > Ohio A B C D ... Z The seventeenth state of the American Union, admitted on 19 Feb., 1803. It is bounded on the north by Michigan and Lake Erie, on the east by Pennsylvania and West Virginia, on the south by West Virginia and Kentucky, and on the west by Indiana. Its greatest breadth is 215 miles, and its greatest length (north to south) 210 miles; its area is 41,060 square miles. The surface is an undulating plain 450-1500 feet above sea-level. The population (1910) is 4,767,121. The agricultural output in 1908 was valued at $198,502,260; the mineral output at $134,499,335; the value of dairy products was $15,484,849; and the total value of industries $960,811,857. The railroad mileage is 9274 miles, besides 4450 miles of electric railway. Ohio profits commercially by the Ohio River in the south, connecting with the Mississippi, and by Lake Erie on the north. There are also four canals, the Miami and Erie, the Ohio, the Hocking, and the Walhonding. CIVIL HISTORY Ohio was discovered by La Salle about 1670 and formal possession of the territory including the state was taken by the French in 1671. A controversy between France and England was settled by the Treaty of Paris (1763), by which Great Britain obtained all the French dominion in the north, and west as far as the Mississippi River. In 1787 an organization known as the Ohio Company of Associates was formed in New England by a number of those who had served in the American Revolutionary War and under their negotiations a purchase of a large tract of land in the territory northwest of the Ohio River was made from the Government. This was the first public sale of land by the United States. Marietta, the first settlement, was founded on 7 April, 1787.

76. T E L U G U   S T U D E N T - Welcome
    general schools MBA Programs Law schools Professional Courses. Downloads. GRE TestPaper TOEFL Test Paper GMAT Test Paper SAT Test Paper. Universities in ohio.  
    http://www.telugustudent.com/usa/oh.htm

77. 2001 Vision Award Winners!
    This year's general Contractor/Commercial ($250 million and over) category winners Thisyear's Government category winner is ohio schools Facilities Commission  
    http://www.constructech.com/special_events/vision/2001winners.asp
    
    Extractions: Constructech announces recipients of 2nd annual Vision Awards Carol Stream, IL, November 16, 2001 - Constructech magazine announced the winners of its 2nd annual Vision Awards at a ceremony held in Philadelphia, Pa., on November 14 at the Hard Rock Cafe. " Constructech serves as a resource to help general contractors, builders, subcontractors, and owners understand how leading-edge technology solutions can improve the building processes and at the same time impact ROI," says Peggy Smedley, Constructech's editorial director and publisher. "This year's Vision Award winners are a testament to the power of that vision and are shining examples for the rest of construction and facility management industries to consider these solutions for their own businesses. For that reason, we are excited to recognize these industry leaders who have been able to achieve their visions through the use of technology." The competition was open to companies involved in the following areas: residential construction, commercial and heavy construction, subcontracting in all trades, architectural and engineering, land development, and property/facility management. Entrants were asked to address how their companies used technology in an innovative way to solve a problem, to improve their competitiveness, or to create a better working environment for their employees. Each entry was evaluated on its individual merits and on the success of the solution in meeting the challenge or solving the problem, the innovation exhibited by the application of the technology, and the resulting benefits of implementation.

78. Military Schools And Colleges
    ohio. Adjutant general (Formerly Ft Harrison, IN) Chaplain Center School) (FormerlyFt Monmouth, NJ) Finance School (Formerly Ft Harrison, IN) Recruiting  
    http://www.erec.army.mil/ompf/branchschools.htm
    
    Extractions: 1. A list of authorized training Certificates and Course Completion Certificates (Resident and Non-Resident/current and discontinued) are listed below by location of the school. 2. Training from other branches of the armed Services, i.e. Navy, Marine, Air Force, National Guard and Army Reserve, are authorized for filing. If you still have questions after reviewing the list click here and ask us. Click on a location for school information: Alabama Alaska Arizona California ... Washington Alabama Fort McClellan: Chemical School Polygraph Institute U.S. Army Training Center Military Police School NCO Academy (Chemical) Drill Sergeant School Fort Rucker: U.S. Army Safety Center Aero Medical Center Aviation Medicine NCO Academy (Aviation) NCO Academy (Military Police) Redstone Arsenal: Ordnance Missile and Munitions Center and School Maxwell, AFB:

79. MORE - Moving Ohio Resources Everywhere
    ATTENTION MULTILIS schools Sign up now to become a access to 50 million items inOhio's public and the MORE Web site for additional general information http  
    http://www.infohio.org/LibraryStaff/MORE.html
    
    Extractions: Sign up now to become a MORE participant for School Year 2003-04 W hat is MORE? Now Ohio public and school libraries can bring their patrons MORE an acronym that represents Moving Ohio Resources Everywhere. MORE is a statewide resource sharing network that brings library patrons more resources, more books, more music, and more videos. Imagine having access to 50 million items in Ohio's public and school libraries for your students and teachers. A few keystrokes and the desired material will be delivered to your library via the statewide delivery network. That's the power of MORE. Visit the MORE Web site for additional general information http://www.moreforohio.org If a patron searches her/his own library catalog for an item and comes up short, s/he can choose to re-execute her/his search in library catalogs statewide and request the item. The item will be shipped to the home library of the patron for checkout. The patron returns the item to the home library, where it is shipped back to the owning location. MORE is a collaborative project of the State Library of Ohio OPLIN INFOhio Ohio Library Council and Ohio Educational Library Media Association How do I sign up Submit the MORE Configuration Form for INFOhio MultiLIS Libraries.

80. CNS : Partners In Service : What Partners Are Doing : Ohio Assembly
    Responding to the current needs and limited resources in ohio's schools, the ohioGeneral Assembly authorized $800,000 in state fiscal year 1998 and $2,000,000  
    http://www.nationalservice.org/partners/examples/ohioassembly.html
    
    Extractions: Partners in Service : The Ohio General Assembly Responding to the current needs and limited resources in Ohio's schools, the Ohio General Assembly authorized $800,000 in state fiscal year 1998 and $2,000,000 in state fiscal year 1999 for a new program called Seniors Teaching and Reaching Students (STARS). Based on the success of the Seniors for Schools program (an initiative of the National Senior Service Corps Comments or questions about partnerships? Please contact us

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