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Sumter County Schools Sumter County, located in the West Central part of Alabama, is 135 miles from the capital city of Montgomery, Alabama and about 20 miles from Meridian, Mississippi. The school district serves two towns within the county, York with a population of 3,160 and Livingston, with a population of 3, 530. The major industry in the area is lumbering, with the major agricultural product being cattle. The largest employers in the county are Mannington Wood Floors with 285 employees, University of West Alabama with 275, Chemical Waste Management with 255, Livingston Apparel, Inc. with 112, Toin Corporation Packaging with 105, and Custom Shetting Corporation Paper Mill with 103 Sumter County contains 2 K-8th grade schools, one in York and one in Livingston, and 2 9th-12th high schools, and and 2 elementary schools, and 1 Vocational-Technical School that serves the entire county. Sumter County High School in located in York and has a total school population of 413 with 96 students with disabilities. Livingston High School is located in Livingston, next to the campus of the University of West Alabama. The total school population is 400 with 75 students with disabilities. York and Livingston are within easy commute of several post-secondary education opportunities, including Alabama Southern, which is a vocational school, Meridian Community College in Meridian, Mississippi, and the University of West Alabama in Livingston. Transition Services at the Beginning of the Project

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Mouseover preload - not necessary for function Mouseover preload - not necessary for function Skip Navigation Privacy, Security, Notices About ED A-Z Index ... Contact Us Search: Advanced My Profile Add to My.ED.gov Bookmarks Inside OPA OPA Home Press Releases Speeches Radio Broadcast News ... ED Budget Bush Administration Invests $16 Billion Nationwide $247.8 Million for Alabama Students FOR RELEASE: November 14, 2001 Contact: : Jim Bradshaw million in federal support for its students. "Schools across America are working to meet President Bush's call to leave no child behind," Secretary Paige said. "Educating America's students is primarily a state and local issue, but the department is working to support the needs of Alabama's disadvantaged students without unnecessary federal red tape." Following are among the highlights of the grant award programs for Alabama: Title I grants, the largest federal education activity for pre-K through grade 12, helps districts close the achievement gap between high- and low-poverty schools by targeting resources based on the number of children in poverty. Even Start, a Title I component, supports local family literacy projects that integrate early childhood education, adult literacy or basic education, as well as parenting education for families. Includes grants to promote Title I accountability and offer school choice. $113.3 million.

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Return to Alabama CINS Child Care Workers - Including Private Household Specialties/Related Occupations: 301.677-010 Child Monitor 355.674-010 School Child Care Attendant 187.167-186 Residence Supervisor 359.677-010 Children Institution Attendant 359.677-018 Nursery School Attendant Job Description and Worker Requirements: Child Care Workers serve and assist children in their daily activities in institutions, special schools, day-care centers, nursery schools, or private homes. Specific Duties: May include feeding, bathing, changing, weighing, and watching children; either dressing them or helping them dress themselves; and planning activities for them such as games and storytales. Education: Several secondary vocational schools and vocational and technical colleges offer child care and guidance programs. These programs run 12 months to 2 years in length. Employment: There were approximately 4,040 child care workers employed in Alabama in 2000. They are employed by day care centers, schools (especially nursery schools), churches, and hospitals. Most work in cities where there are more working mothers. Outlook: Employment of Child Care Workers is expected to increase through 2006.

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Description Education / Training Employment Experience Other Qualifications ... Industry Concentration of Employment DESCRIPTION: Welding is the most common way of permanently joining metal parts. Welding is used in constructing buildings, bridges, and other structures, as well as shipbuilding, automobile manufacturing and repair, aerospace applications, and thousands of other manufacturing activities. Top ENTRY LEVEL EDUCATION / TRAINING: Formal training is available in high schools, vocational schools, and most secondary institutions, such as vocational-technical institutes, community colleges, and private welding schools. The Armed Forces operate welding schools as well. Some employers provide training to help welders improve their skills. Top EMPLOYMENT EXPERIENCE: Entrants with vocational training can often enter this field without employment experience. Those without vocational training must acquire the necessary skills from another source, usually on-the-job training. Top OTHER QUALIFICATIONS: Some welders become certified, a process whereby the employer sends a worker to an institution, such as an independent testing lab or technical school, to weld a test specimen to specific codes and standards required by the employer.

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AEE 8593 Agricultural Education Prior to the Smith-Hughes Act of 1917 In Fall 1915, 90,708 students were enrolled in agriculture classes in 4,665 high schools. In 1885, there were basically none. In the thirty years prior to Smith-Hughes, why was there such growth in agricultural education in elementary and secondary schools? Problem How did agricultural education develop in the U.S.? Question for thought: Did we need the Smith-Hughes Act? Objectives Discuss individuals, organizations and events which contributed to agricultural legislation of 1917 Explain provisions of the Smith-Hughes Act of 1917 Explain the changes mandated by subsequent vocational education acts Hatch Act and Secondary Agricultural Education " . . . aid in acquiring and diffusing among the people of the United States . . ." Experimentation and education major emphasis was placed on education by A. C. True Alfred C. True Director of Federal Office of Experiment Stations in USDA, 1893-1915 Director of States Relations Service, USDA, 1915-1923 History of Agricultural Education in the United States, 1785-1925

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