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Report of the survey of the Grafton City Schools Services of Secondary School Media Centers: Evaluation and Development (Ala Studies in Librarianship) by Mary Virginia Gaver, 1971-12 Plays for Home, School and Settlement: Flowers in the Palace Garden, and Other Plays [ 1917 ] by Virginia Olcott, 2009-08-10 The Way We Did at Cooking School [1896 ] by Virginia Reed, 2009-09-22 Construction Work for Rural and Elementary Schools [ 1909 ] by Virginia McGaw, 2009-08-10 Reading and Successful Living: The Family-School Partnership by Lester Asheim, D. Philip Baker, 1983-05 What I Like at School (Little Red Readers. Level 3) by Peter Sloan, Sheryl Sloan, 2001-03 Plays for home, school and settlement; Flowers in the palace garden, and other plays by Virginia Olcott, 2010-09-09 Educational Architecture in Ohio: From One-Room Schools and Carnegie Libraries to Community Education Villages by Virginia E. McCormick, 2001-02 School News Shows: Video Production With a Focus (Professional Growth Series) by Virginia Wallace, Ramona Gorham, 1996-04 The way we did at cooking school by Virginia Reed, 2010-09-07 The Course of Study for the Kindergarten and Elementary Grades of the Training School A Forecast of E-Book Use in America's Schools by Tammy M. McGraw, Krista Burdette, et all 2002-09 School architecture, containing articles and illustrations on school grounds, houses, outbuildings, heating, ventilation, school decoration, furniture, and fixtures by Morris Purdy Shawkey, 2010-08-19

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41. Legal Links
    general; Executive Branch; Legislative Branch; Judicial Branch; Local Continuing LegalEducation; Judicial Organizations; virginia Law schools. Legal Publications.  
    http://www.courts.state.va.us/legal.htm

42. Virginia Education Network - K-12
    In 1869, the virginia general Assembly adopted a constitution providingfor a system of free public schools. Today, virginia’s  
    http://www.ven.state.va.us/k12.html
    
    Extractions: In 1779, Thomas Jefferson proposed his Bill for the More General Diffusion of Knowledge , the purpose of which was to “diffuse knowledge more generally through the mass of the people” for the purpose of “rendering the people safe, as they are the ultimate guardians of their own liberty.” In 1869, the Virginia General Assembly adopted a constitution providing for a system of free public schools. Today, Virginia’s 137 school divisions are governed by 134 local school boards and provide education for over one million students in nearly 1,900 public schools. Virginia is viewed as a national leader in meaningful educational reform, having one of the finest public school systems in the nation. Our commitment to educational excellence is reflected in the outstanding levels of student achievement earned by Virginia school children in kindergarten through twelfth grade. Department of Education

43. Virginia Education Network - Higher Education
    As a direct result of this historic commitment, the citizens of virginia todayenjoy one of the most highly Community Colleges List of schools. general.  
    http://www.ven.state.va.us/higheredu.html
    
    Extractions: Citizens of the Commonwealth have recognized the importance of higher education for more than three centuries. The College of William and Mary was founded in 1693. By 1779, the Virginia House of Delegates was considering the Bill for the More General Diffusion of Knowledge , which included provisions for the reform of the curriculum and governance of the College, penned by Delegate Thomas Jefferson. The Commonwealth has devoted public funds to higher education since the founding of Mr. Jefferson's University of Virginia in 1819. The principle advocated by Mr. Jefferson was that a representative democracy cannot survive, much less flourish, without a well-educated citizenry. That principle remains the foundation of the Commonwealth's continued commitment to higher education. As a direct result of this historic commitment, the citizens of Virginia today enjoy one of the most highly regarded state systems of higher education in the country. Colleges and Universities List of Schools List of Degrees Offered Schools by Geographic Location Financial Aid ... Frequently Asked Questions Community Colleges List of Schools List of Programs General VCCS Board ... Legislative Education Committees

44. Henrico County Home Page
    Henrico County, virginia Civic, Business, and Visitor Information.Category Regional North America virginia Counties Henrico or write to Henrico County Public schools 3820 Nine to the official Henrico County,virginia Web Site. to find out whether Henrico general Government offices  
    http://www.co.henrico.va.us/
    
    Extractions: What's New in Henrico County? Proposed Standing Water Ordinance To help in the control of the spread of West Nile Virus , encephalitis and other potentially serious mosquito-borne diseases, the Henrico County Board of Supervisors is considering a Standing Water Ordinance. Click here to read the proposed ordinance , and plan to attend the public hearing on April 22nd at 7 p.m. in the Government Center Board Room. Leaf Burning Info From February 15 to April 30, between the hours of 4:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m., leaf burning is allowed in areas of the county not currently served by leaf collection . There is no burning allowed without a permit between May 1, and October 14. Contractors wishing to conduct open burning need to apply for a burn permit through the Fire Marshal's Office. Note to businesses: Information on SARA Title III reporting requirements is now available on Fire's home page.

45. Washington County Public Schools
    schools, Departments, Contact, Policies, Calendars, Links, College Fun EducationalGeneral Educational Local News Special Education virginia Educational Washington  
    http://wcs.k12.va.us/links/index.php3?action=General Educational

46. Government Information Home
    64% of virginia schools Receive Full Accreditation 2002 virginia Supreme Court RejectsChallenge to Legislative some full text of UN general Assembly, Security  
    http://www.swem.wm.edu/GOVDOC/govinfo.htm

47. Republican Party Of Virginia
    on rigorous academic standards in our schools are paying Attorney general Kilgorehas proposed and I will Alert system to all of virginia – This legislation  
    http://www.vagop.com/cgi-data/content_press/files/45.shtml
    
    Extractions: Education continues to be our top priority in the General Assembly. We will continue to demand high standards and accountability from our public schools. We understand that our schools cannot perform well if they are under funded. That is why we are committed to protecting K through 12 education funding. We would like to thank the Governor for recognizing the efforts, made in the House of Delegates and by Attorney General Kilgore, to protect our citizens from sexually violent predators. We will provide the necessary funding to keep these dangerous offenders out of our communities and to give them the serious treatment that they need. Under the leadership of Governors Allen and Gilmore, DMV was brought into the 21st Century by focusing on customer service and becoming a model state agency. Unfortunately, DMV has recently become politicized, causing unnecessary inconveniences and inefficiencies. We are committed to restoring DMV’s focus on customer service by considering reopening some DMV offices, privatization and utilizing recent innovations in delivering service.

48. Virginia Department Of Social Services
    operated by accredited private schools to be virginia Department of Social Services• 730 East general Information • Privacy Policy • Other Sites of  
    http://www.dss.state.va.us/facility/preschool.html
    
    Extractions: Related Links Regulated Children Facilities Certified Pre-Schools Child Care Provider Training Division of Licensing Programs Certified Pre-Schools Email Page Printer Friendly Section 63.1-196.3:1 of the Code of Virginia allows preschool programs operated by private schools that are accredited by a statewide accrediting organization recognized by the Board of Education to be exempt from licensure. The State Board of Education recognizes the accreditation process for private schools administered through the Virginia Council for Private Education (VCPE) Commission on Accreditation. Accrediting organizations that are approved by VCPE administer their own accrediting process for schools in their organizations. In order for preschool programs operated by accredited private schools to be certified certain information must be filed with the Department of Social Services before the beginning of the school year or calendar year and annually thereafter. The information includes verification of accreditation or accreditation candidacy, a statement of intent, documentation that the parents or guardians of children in care have received written notification that the preschool is exempt from licensure, documentation that the school requires criminal record clearances on all employees of the preschool, a list of staff qualifications, and health and fire inspections reports.

49. Virginia National Organization For Women
    a conference brochure, write Women's Health virginia, PO Box There is no evidencein general that single include small classes and schools, equitable teaching  
    http://www.now-va.org/choices/spring98_healthandgeneral.html
    
    Extractions: by Miriam Bender Promoting healthier life-styles and improving women's health has been the focus of increased attention in this country in recent years. Concern has stemmed from the numbers of women affected by diseases and injuries; the impacts on the women themselves, their families and society; and the fact that, until recent years, there has been limited research on women's health. Women's Health Virginia , the statewide initiative, is being established to address these issues and improve women's health in the Commonwealth. The initiative's development began after the 1995 Virginia General Assembly resolved its support for a publicly and privately funded initiative to support educational, research and preventive efforts and use the talents and interest of groups in the Commonwealth involved in women's health. The General Assembly's resolution followed two years of study by the Virginia Department of Health. Those studies noted inadequacies in the existing statewide data systems, but identified the following health problems that disproportionately affect women: breast cancer, lung cancer, cardiovascular disease, HIV/AIDS, depression, reproductive health problems (related to pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases) and violence against women. The second report concluded that women's health issues could not be addressed with only emphasis on diagnosis and treatment of diseases but that multiple social, economic, environmental, educational and cultural factors have impacts on women's response to disease and illness.

50. Proprietary Schools Staff Roster
    general Information, Larry Rayburn. Licensing, Nora Perez. New Programs Seminarsfor Original schools, virginia Bosman, Larry Rayburn, or Colleen Klein.  
    http://www.twc.state.tx.us/svcs/propschools/propphon.html
    
    Extractions: Proprietary Schools Section How to Reach Us Staff Directory Who to Ask about What? Other Resources You May Need How to Reach Us Mailing Address with Money: Mailing Address without Money: Texas Workforce Commission Texas Workforce Commission Proprietary Schools - Controller Proprietary Schools Section 101 East 15th Street 101 East 15th Street Austin, Texas 78778-0001 Austin, Texas 78778-0001 (make checks payable to "TWC Proprietary" and mail with fee sheet PS-186) Internet Webpage Address: http://propschools.texasworkforce.org

51. JCOTS Meeting Summary: November 19, 1997
    information services to the virginia general Assembly about 190 to date) and overvirginia Public Television’s instructional programming to schools.  
    http://jcots.state.va.us/summaries/sum_97-11-19.htm
    
    Extractions: Upon the recommendation of the HJR 195 subcommittee, the 1997 General Assembly also passed SJR No. 218, requesting the State Council of Higher Education for Virginia (SCHEV) to examine the demand for computer scientists, engineers, and other technologically skilled workers in Virginia industry, and SJR No. 226, requesting the Center for Innovative Technology (CIT) to report on the status of certain emerging scientific and technological assets. Eileen Heveron of CIT reported that as a whole, Virginia's science and technology assets are key to supporting existing and emerging technology-based industries as they compete in a global economy. The Applied Research Center, Biotechnology Research Park, Biotech Infomatics Center, Free Electron Laser, Langley Full-Scale Wind Tunnel, Smart Roads Project, Virginia Institute for Micro-Electronics, Virginia Modeling and Simulation Center, Virtual Reality Center, and Wallops Island Space Flight Facility were the particular focus of CIT's study (published as Senate Document No. 8 (1998)). To fully capitalize on all the potential research, development, and commercialization opportunities, the report recommends: creating a technology growth fund to meet federal matching requirements on certain projects;

52. West Virginia Division Of Natural Resources
    contribute to our understanding of amphibians in West virginia, Dowler said. is justone of the many programs for schools and the general public sponsored  
    http://www.dnr.state.wv.us/99News22.htm
    
    Extractions: Contact: Bernie Dowler, Wildlife Resources Section Chief (304) 558-2771 DNR Invites Schools to Participate in Amphibian Studies "This program offers an excellent opportunity for students to go outside and do actual science as well as contribute to our understanding of amphibians in West Virginia," Dowler said. "I hope to see many schools take advantage of this opportunity this spring." The DNR provides lesson plans and equipment to teachers and students from grades 1-12 to study salamanders, frogs, and toads in their area during the spring. Students then observe amphibians in their natural habitats, conduct surveys, and make collections to learn how to identify the animals and master scientific techniques. Packets come complete with step-by-step directions, worksheets, background information, and identification keys. This is the ninth year this program is being offered and teachers may choose to focus on either common terrestrial and creek salamanders, or common toads and frogs. Interested teachers should contact the WV Nongame Wildlife Program, P.O. Box 67, Elkins, WV 26241 (304) 637-0245 for details. The deadline for applying for this exciting educational opportunity is February 15

53. NEED State And Local Programs - S Through W
    of Petroleum Engineers Gulf Coast Section; Texas general Service Commission schools,NEED provides technical and educational assistance to virginia schools.  
    http://www.need.org/programs/s_w.htm
    
    Extractions: Working in partnership with the SC Department of Health and Environmental Control and the SC Energy Office, the NEED Project participates in the Workshop hosted each July for educators across the state. More than 300 teachers participated in the NEED program in 2001-2002 and were provided with NEED memberships, NEED hands-on curriculum units, the Action for a Cleaner Tomorrow South Carolina Environmental Education curriculum, and much more. South Carolina hosts the NEED National Energy Conference for Educators in July 2002. NEED Lead Teachers are conducting workshops across the state to expand the program. All NEED materials have been correlated to the South Carolina science education standards. The Palmetto Energy Awards Program is offered to students in grades K-12.

54. Jackson Davis Collection Of African-American Educational Photographs | Special C
    Jackson Davis about county training schools Proposed survery of higher educationin virginia from Jackson Address Letter to the general Education Board  
    http://etext.lib.virginia.edu/davis/

55. West Virginia Rural Health Education Partnership| Home Page
    Calendar, IDS Links, Committees, Informatics, Directory, Research and Publications,Policies, Scholarships, Reports, schools, general Information, TRACKER, CARDIAC,  
    http://www.wvrhep.org/

56. West Virginia Links
    Sistersville Sisterville general Hospital. Tyler County schools. Cities BuckhannonUpshur County Extension Service West virginia Highlands Conservatory  
    http://www.polsci.wvu.edu/wv/wvlinks.html
    
    Extractions: West Virginia State Government Office of the Attorney General ... Social Security Division State Agencies West Virginia Department of Administration Legislative Branch Judicial Branch Independent Agencies Federal Government in West Virginia West Virginia Congressional Delegation Senate Senator Robert C. Byrd

57. State Constitution Article XII.
    The general supervision of the free schools of the State shall be vested in theWest virginia board of education which shall perform such duties as may be  
    http://www.state.wv.us/const/articl12.htm
    
    Extractions: WV State Constitution Article XII. CON 12-1. Education. The Legislature shall provide, by general law, for a thorough and efficient system of free schools. CON 12-2. Supervision of free schools. The general supervision of the free schools of the State shall be vested in the West Virginia board of education which shall perform such duties as may be prescribed by law. The board shall consist of nine members to be appointed by the governor, by and with the advice and consent of the senate, for overlapping terms of nine years, except that the original appointments shall be for terms of one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, and nine years, respectively. No more than five members of the board shall belong to the same political party, and in addition to the general qualifications otherwise required by the Constitution, the legislature may require other specific qualifications for membership on the board. No member of the board may be removed from office by the governor except for official misconduct, incompetence, neglect of duty, or gross immorality, and then only in the manner prescribed by law for the removal by the governor of state elective officers. The West Virginia board of education shall in the manner prescribed by law, select the state superintendent of free schools who shall serve at its will and pleasure. He shall be the chief school officer of the State and shall have such powers and shall perform such duties as may be prescribed by law.

58. Appendices
    assistant attorney general, Civil Rights Division, West virginia Attorney general’sOffice. Eliza Jane Dillard, retired teacher, Logan County schools.  
    http://www.usccr.gov/pubs/wvsac/app.htm
    
    Extractions: Civil Rights Issues in West Virginia Appendices Appendix 1: List of Forum Participants* 1. Community Forum, Logan, West Virginia, November 17, 1998 Panel 1: Police-Community Relations, Recruitment of Minority Officers, and Hate Crimes Panel 2: Equal Educational Opportunity, School-to-Work Program Rick Wilson, American Friends Service Committee Wilma Zigmund, principal, Logan High School Dr. Pat White, Logan County Board of Education Margaret Fletcher, school-to-work curriculum coordinator, Mingo County Schools Peggy Vance, school resource assistant, Logan County Schools Eliza Jane Dillard, retired teacher, Logan County Schools

59. VSB Links
    Links. general Links. Professional Regulation. virginia Law schools.Government. Home. general Links. American Bar Association; Conference  
    http://www.vsb.org/links.html
    
    Extractions: (This link will take you to the ALPS Web site.) Richmond Journal of Law and Technology State of Virginia Home Page Virginia Board of Bar Examiners Virginia CLE ... Virginia Lawyers Weekly (Recent Opinions) Professional Regulation Virginia Law Schools Appalachian School of Law George Mason School of Law Regent University School of Law University of Richmond T. C. Williams School of Law

60. American Civil Liberties Union : ACLU Asks Virginia Military Institute To Stop S
    28, to VMI Superintendent Major general Josiah Bunting, III, ACLU of virginia LegalDirector by schoolsponsored religion in secondary public schools.  
    http://www.aclu.org/ReligiousLiberty/ReligiousLiberty.cfm?ID=7207&c=141

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