61. Educational Talent Search Program | University Of Maryland | News 830 am 130 pm University of maryland College Park Middle schools Benjamin Stoddert,Charles County Drew Freeman general Smallwood Hyattsville Nicholas http://www.etsp.umd.edu/news.html

Talent Search News REGISTER FOR THE SUMMER START PROGRAM FOR HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS AND JUNIORS (The program is also open to those serviced by ProjectLINKS participants) School Advising Schedule Appointments with Educational Talent Search Outreach Advisors are available daily. The schedules for individuals and groups are as follows: -Course Selection -College Awareness -SAT/ACT Preparation -SAT/ACT College Preparation Waivers -FAFSA/Financial AID -Essay Writing -Letters of Recommendation -Career Assessment -Tutoring Services: College Campus Visits -Cultural Events -Parent Programs Educational Talent Search Target School Roster: Contact the School Guidance Office for specific room assignments. High Schools: Monday UMCP Talent Search Office 3:30 pm - 5:30 pm Tuesday UMCP Talent Search Office- 4:30 pm - 5:30 pm Wednesday UMCP Talent Search Office 3:30 pm - 6:30 pm Thursday UMCP Talent Search Office 3:30 pm - 5:30 pm Friday UMCP Talent Search Office 9:00 am - 3:00 pm Monday Northwestern High School- 9:30 am - 2:30 pm UMCP Talent Search Office 4:00 pm - 6:30 pm Tuesday High Point High School- 9:30 am - 2:30 pm UMCP Talent Search Office 4:00 pm - 6:30 pm Wednesday Suitland High School - 8:30 am - 2:30 pm UMCP Talent Search Office - 4:00 pm - 6:30 pm Thursday Laurel High School - 8:30 am - 2:30 pm UMCP Talent Search Office - 4:00 pm - 6:30 pm Friday UMCP Talent Search Office - 4:00 pm - 6:30 pm Monday 10:00 am - 3:00 pm Parkdale High School College Career Center, Room 106

62. Welcome To CATALYST: For Cleveland Schools year’s $150 million out of the general fund. the first states to use the successfulschools approach, and Other states may be moving in maryland’s direction http://www.catalyst-cleveland.org/03-03/0303update5.htm

Updates February/ March 2003 Maryland doubles funding for high- poverty students by Piet van Lier Recently, the Maryland Legislature’s approval of a law designed to boost state education spending by $1.3 billion put the state in the forefront of national efforts to rethink public school funding, especially for impoverished children. The new formula, if fully enacted, will provide nearly $12,000 per student for schools serving concentrations of low-income children, twice the state aid for schools in more affluent communities. Unlike many other states, including Ohio, Maryland did not create its new system in response to a lawsuit. A commission appointed by the legislature in 1999 looked at Maryland schools that met specific state performance standards and used their funding levels to establish a per-pupil base for all schools. The commission then combined that step, known as the “successful schools” method, with the “professional judgment” approach, in which panels of educators calculated the cost of resources needed to achieve state goals.

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64. Returning To Washington The paper also lists IB and AP programs in the Virginia and maryland public schools.general information about returning to the Washington area and school http://www.state.gov/m/dghr/flo/reentry/

Bureau of Human Resources Family Liaison Office Returning to Washington Employment Reentry Publications Education and Youth Reentry Publications Returning to Washington A list of all papers and computer disks to hand carry: Don't leave home without them Home Service Transfer Allowance - view the allowance on the Office of Allowances web site Bringing Pets to the United States The Transition Center's Overseas Briefing Center answers questions about traveling with pets. OBC's handouts include Shipping of Pets Check List, Pets Traveling on American Carriers, and Pet Transporting Services in Virginia and Maryland. They are available on the OBC web sites or by email attachment. The USDA/APHIS web site lists regulations relating to bringing pets into the United States. Child Care in the Washington, DC Area The Transition Center's Overseas Briefing Center maintains a list of child care facilities convenient to FSI, available by email The Family Liaison Office provides access to child care information in the Washington, DC area Diplotots Child Care Center offers care for infants from 6 weeks old up to 5 years old. Older students can be accommodated during school closings, holidays, and summer camp. There is drop-in care on a space available basis. For more information, contact: flo@state.gov

65. Stateline.org: Maryland Budget maryland Senate Panel Favors schools For Slots would legalize slot machinesin maryland and earmark key step forward in the general Assembly's intense http://www.stateline.org/state.do?state=MD

66. University Of Maryland Eastern Shore 2000-02 Catalog Cultures. High School general Equivalency Diploma (GED). exam. Graduatesof NonAccredited maryland High schools. Applicants http://www.umes.edu/catalog/univ/admision.htm

ADMISSIONS The Office of Admissions and Registration serves prospective students, currently enrolled students, faculty and staff relative to registration for classes, processing grades, and maintaining student academic records. The Recruitment Office engages in prescribed activities designed to identify, attract and enroll prospective new students. Campus Tours Prospective students and their parents are encouraged to visit the campus for an orientation tour, and discuss enrollment with University staff. Campus tours can be arranged by contacting the Recruitment Office at (410) 651-6410. Return to the University Index FRESHMAN ADMISSIONS REQUIREMENTS General Policies As a condition of admission, prospective freshmen will be expected to have graduated from an accredited high school and have successfully completed an academic program of study which includes the following minimum course requirements: Applicable courses pertinent to the above may include: Mathematics Advanced Topics, Algebra I, Algebra II, Analysis (or Elementary Analysis), Analytic Geometry, Calculus, Computer Math, Functions, Geometry, Mathematics II, Mathematics III. Mathematics IV, Matrices, Probabilities, Modern Geometry, Probability and Statistics, S.M.S.G., Modern Math, Trigonometry, Computer Science (only with a prerequisite of at least two years of Algebra/Geometry).

67. Dhw_resume 19661973 Baltimore County Public schools Honor's (high school chemistry). 1973-1974Chemistry Teaching Associate (general chemistry I) University of maryland. http://www.mindspring.com/~drwolfe/dhw_resume.htm

RESUME Drew H. Wolfe Ph. D. Education Positions held Professional associations Grants ... Courses taught BUSINESS ADDRESS Department of Chemistry Hillsborough Community College Dale Mabry Campus P.O. Box 30030 Tampa, FL 33630-3030 E-MAIL ADDRESS: drwolfe@mindspring.com EDUCATION Collegiate Institution Attended Dates Degree/Year University of Maryland, College Park 1962-64 Towson University, Towson, MD 1964-66 B.S./1966 Morgan State University, Balto., Md 1967-70 M.S./1970 University of Maryland, College Park 1971-76 Ph.D./1976 POSITIONS HELD: Dates School 1966-1973 Chemistry Teacher Baltimore County Public Schools Baltimore County, Maryland 1973-1974 Chemistry Teaching Associate University of Maryland Department of Chemistry College Park, Maryland

68. Maryland Newsline - Politics ANNAPOLIS At the beginning of maryland's general Assembly session, Gov slate ofproposals to revamp maryland government tougher gun laws, charter schools and a http://www.newsnet.umd.edu/politics/batteredbobby031403.htm

Maryland Newsline Home Page Politics Schools Health Et Cetera Ehrlich Initiatives Hewing Troubled Road in General Assembly By Tom LoBianco Capital News Service Friday, March 14, 2002 ANNAPOLIS - At the beginning of Maryland's General Assembly session, Gov. Robert Ehrlich stormed in with a short, but controversial slate of proposals to revamp Maryland government. Now that agenda is crumbling, leaving questions as to what will remain when the Legislature adjourns in April. In his State of the State address, delivered in late January, Ehrlich outlined five major initiatives, four of which were translated into legislation: legalized slot machines, tougher gun laws, charter schools and a reformed juvenile justice system. Now the Senate has dumped his slots proposal in favor of one to be crafted by Sen. Edward Kasemeyer, D-Baltimore County, and swapped his charter schools bill for a more watered-down version drafted by Sen. Roy Dyson, D-St. Mary's. The juvenile justice bill is locked up in the Finance Committee, where the chairman said it will stay until senators get a look at the budget proposal. And the gun-crime initiative, Project Exile, is trapped in a committee headed by the lawmaker who led a successful campaign to reject one of Ehrlich's campaign appointments: Sen. Brian Frosh, D-Montgomery.

69. ANA: Government Relations: News: Press Release in opposition to a school commercialism bill in the maryland general Assembly. boardsto adopt policies related to advertising and marketing in their schools. http://www.ana.net/govt/what/03_18_02.cfm

Washington Contacts: Phone: 202.296.1883 FAX: 202.296.1430 Email: washington@ANA.net ANA OPPOSES SCHOOL COMMERCIALISM BILL IN MARYLAND GENERAL ASSEMBLY March 18, 2002 ANA has submitted testimony in opposition to a school commercialism bill in the Maryland General Assembly. The bill, Senate Bill 679, would require local school boards to adopt policies related to advertising and marketing in their schools. The bill goes on to mandate what those policies should be in a number of respects. Many businesses develop various partnerships with local schools and Senate Bill 679 would micro-manage local school operations. We pointed out that a number of concerns about commercialism and information collection in the schools have already been addressed in the major education reform bill passed last December in Congress, the "Leave No Child Behind Act." The Maryland Senate Education, Health and Environmental Affairs Committee held a hearing last week on Senate Bill 679. No vote has been taken on the proposal. ANA was very active last year in opposing the legislation by Senators Chris Dodd (D-CT) and Richard Shelby (R-AL) to impose an unworkable new privacy regime on the collection of information in the schools. The final version of the education reform bill adopted a reasonable approach to protecting student privacy without destroying the partnerships that many businesses have developed with local schools. We urged the members of the Maryland Senate Education Committee not to impose another inconsistent standard on local school districts.

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Home Admissions Alumni Calendar ... E-Mail Us Mission Accreditation The Maryland College of Art and Design is an accredited college with programs in fine art and visual communication. The Maryland College of art and Design is the only two-year college authorized by the Maryland Higher Education Commission to award the Associate of Fine Arts Degree. Maryland College of Art and Design is an accredited institutional member of the National Association of Schools of Art and Design. Transfer Options Maryland College of Art and Design has fifteen formal articulation agreements. An articulation agreement enables a student who has completed the Associate of Fine Arts degree requirements at MCAD to transfer into these schools to complete a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree. Please keep in mind that the student must comply with the requirements specified by the individual agreement. The MCAD Dean of Academic Affairs is available to assist students in understanding and meeting transfer requirements: Atlanta College of Art Art Academy of Cincinnati Columbus College of Art Corcoran College of Art and Design Kendall College of Art and Design Maryland Institute, College of Art

71. NEWSNIGHT MARYLAND - State Circle maryland correspondents who covered the general Assembly joined maryland becamethe first state in the nation to add Legislation on CHARTER schools died on http://www.pnwilliams.com/page18.html

Maryland Life Maryland Discoveries Planet Maryland State of the Arts ... Maryland Money April 13, 2001 It's a Wrap: A Look at Maryland's 2001 Legislative Session by Our State Circle Reporters. . . FACTS General Assembly Organizational Structure: Senate President, Thomas V. "Mike" Miller, Jr. House Speaker, Casper R. Taylor, Jr. The 2001 session of the Maryland General Assembly ended this week 90 days that brought our state a new drug benefit for seniors, a gay rights law, and a crackdown on drunk driving. Newsnight Maryland correspondents who covered the General Assembly joined Anchor Jeff Salkin to analyze this year's session. DEATH PENALTY . Debate on a proposed moratorium continued into the last minutes before the Senate adjourned for the year. The outcome, and the process, proved controversial. "It was chaos," says senior correspondent John Aubuchon. "The Senate had finally taken up the death penalty moratorium bill shortly after 10:00." The House assumed that it would be on it for the rest of the night until the constitutional adjournment deadline of midnight. Therefore at about 11:30, House leaders "had their desks cleared" and adjourned. When Miller learned the House had adjourned, he decided to adjourn the Senate as well. Supporters of the death penalty moratorium did win passage of a measure to ensure post-conviction DNA testing for murderers and rapists who may be proven innocent by the results.

72. CCPSHome.html general information, school calendar, policy, and curriculum.Category Regional North America Counties Caroline Education......CCPS. Our Mission general Information Caroline's schools School System Map SchoolCalendar Board Policy maryland State Department of Education. http://cl.k12.md.us/

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73. Virginia Technical Schools - Including Arlington, Norfolk, Richmond, Reston, Mar These programs integrate general education to enhance graduates' personal development Richmond,technical schools in Reston, technical schools in maryland. http://www.technical-colleges-vocational-tech-schools.org/virginia-technical-voc

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74. MDJustice.org - Maryland Legal Assistance Network MLSCeligible clients and the general public will provider community, judiciaryand law schools), MLSC grantees, the MCCJ maryland Moderate Income http://www.mdjustice.org/public/mlan.html

The Maryland Legal Assistance Network (MLAN) is a unique collaborative effort among Maryland legal services providers to improve the delivery of legal services to low and moderate income persons in Maryland. With the support of the judiciary, state and local bars and law schools, the Project's goal is to increase access to justice in civil justice matters through coordination and support of the state's legal services providers, lawyer referral programs, and the private bar. We anticipate that MLAN will serve as a national model for increasing access to legal information, advice and assistance in areas of common concern to low and moderate income persons. Why was MLAN created? What is the role of the MLSC? What is the MLAN project? What are Unbundled Legal Services? ... How can I offer Input? Recent MLAN Updates MLAN looking for provider staff as consultants Annual report to OSI - September 1999 Annual report executive summary 1999 October - general update ... Automated Legal Research Why was MLAN created? The MLAN Project is the outgrowth of a set of shared recommendations from two task forces established by the Maryland State Bar Association in 1995 the Maryland Coalition for Civil Justice (MCCJ) and the Maryland Moderate Income Access to Justice Task Force to improve the delivery of legal services for low and moderate income persons. What is the Role of MLSC?

75. Sunspot.net | Maryland News offer higher salary, bonus (912 PM) • schools chief to one of the best examplesin maryland of the House (727 PM) Slots coverage general Assembly coverage http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/local/

Search/Archive Site Map About Us Contact Us ... Middle Atlantic Columnists Gregory Kane Michael Olesker Dan Rodricks Weekly features Education Beat On the Bay Political Game News ... Marketplace Become a mySunSpot member Sign up here Already registered? Login here Registration Print Edition Wireless Edition ... Put SunSpot on your site We make it easy. Quick search Type search term(s) for articles, places or events, then hit enter Ehrlich warns of future vetoes at bill-signing Montgomery County levy for transportation plans may be among targets; Bethlehem Steel measure signed; Radar cameras to ticket speeders and HMO tax also could be rejected Assembly session leaves uncertain legacy Ehrlich fails to name a new secretary of the environment Slots coverage General Assembly coverage ... Picking a college is a multiple-choice test: (Sun photo by Jerry Jackson) Candidates in city rush to raise cash, revise plans Union polling troopers on Norris FDA study of midshipmen comes under scrutiny Privacy concern, violation of guidelines are issues Jury begins deliberations in Ocean City killings Sifrit faces first-degree murder charges in deaths of 2 tourists City seeks to expand red-light cameras Little Italian bakery offers peace during a time of war Dan Rodricks A R U N D E L FDA study of midshipmen comes under scrutiny Privacy concern, violation of guidelines are issues

76. Maryland Sea Grant Schools Network News Vol. 4, No. 1, 2001-2002 - Oyster Instit Science Horn Point Lab (HPL), and the University of maryland Biotechnology Institute's Dr.Stan Allen, and Dr. Ken Paynter ranging from general oyster biology http://www.mdsg.umd.edu/Extension/msgsnn/msgsnn04_1/oyster_inst.html

Vol. 4, No. 1, 2001-2002 Download The Issue Adobe Acrobat PDF file) Mid-Atlantic Marine Educators Conference Jellyfish Oyster Institute From the Bottom Up ... Professional Development FEATURE ARTICLE Oyster Institute A workshop for environmental educators concerning the Eastern Oyster An upclose view of an oyster mantle and tentacles of one of the feeding oysters at the Horn Point Laboratory. In June 2001, environmental educators from a variety of organizations in Maryland gathered together to immerse themselves for a few days concerning the research, restoration, biology, and ecology of the Eastern Oyster Crassostrea virginica. The workshop was hosted by a collaborative between Maryland Sea Grant Extension Program, University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science Horn Point Lab (HPL), and the University of Maryland Biotechnology Institute's Center of Marine Biotechnology (CoMB). During the three day experience participants were treated to a variety of lectures from prominent scientists involved in the study of the Eastern Oyster. At HPL lectures were given by Dr. Victor Kennedy, Dr. Stan Allen, and Dr. Ken Paynter ranging from general oyster biology, oyster genetics, and oyster restoration efforts in MD and VA. These outstanding lectures and "Q and A" were complemented by a day of field and wet lab activities in the HPL oyster hatchery led by Dr. Don Meritt talks to participants about the growth and development of spat or juvenile oysters.

77. Research Index Research Modules Supporting the Essential Curriculum and Information Literacy.Baltimore County Public schools Towson, maryland. Science (general and GT). http://www.bcpl.net/~sullivan/modules/

Research Modules Supporting the Essential Curriculum and Information Literacy Baltimore County Public Schools Towson, Maryland Modules K-5 Modules 6-12 What is an Online Research Module? Create Your Own Module Elementary Level Unit and Module Grade K Seasons The Snow Museum Grade 1 Authors! Authors! Let's Celebrate Authors Literary Favorites Grade 2 Literary Favorites Rabbit Hill (GT) Exploring Animals Choosing a Classroom Pet The New Zoo Social Studies Celebration of Countries Symbols of American Pride Grade 3 Literary Favorites (GT) - Wizard of Oz Oz Family Values Social Studies Save the Bay A Visit to Charm City (ESOL) Grade 4 Science: Investigating Earth and Space Visit the Planets Literary Favorites (GT) - Cousins Attitudes Towards Elders Grade 5 Moving West: Life on the New Frontier Go West Secondary Level Unit and Module Grade 6 Science Oceanography: Marine Adaptions Social Studies: World Cultures East Asia English Cultural Expressions: The Iron Ring (GT) The Natural World Grade 7 English/Social Studies Apartheid: A Clash of Cultures Changing World Views: Middle Ages to Renaissance (GT) Science Diseases, Conditions, and Disabilities

78. Table Of Contents: - Subject Guides - Enoch Pratt Free Library, Baltimore, MD general Reference general Reference / Acronyms Universities / Education in maryland/ Educational Resources Professional Graduate schools / Scholarships http://www.epfl.net/subjects/index.cfm

Subject Guides: General Reference African Americans ... Writing Enoch Pratt Free Library Subject Guides: General Reference General Reference Calendars Encyclopedias English Dictionaries ... Time Current Events Bioterrorism Homeland Security Human Cloning Iraq ... The Philippines African American Studies African American Genealogy Civil Rights Harlem Renaissance Military ... Underground Railroad Art Architecture Art History Drawing Museum Guides ... Price Guides Automobiles Buying a Car Car Insurance Car Safety Price Guides Baltimore Baltimore Attractions Baltimore Government Baltimore Neighborhood Information Baltimore Neighborhoods ... Web Page Authoring Directories Associations International Companies Postal Regional Companies ... Vocational Schools Entertainment Movies Music Television Theater ... Support Groups History Maryland County Histories Maryland Municipal Histories U.S. History World History ... Maryland Real Estate Humanities Languages Library Science Mythology Philosophy ... Regional Information Center Periodicals Maryland Chesapeake Bay Education in Maryland Maryland Business Maryland County Histories ... Maryland Weather News Central Newspapers Crafts Dance Gardening ... Women's Studies Statistics Business Statistics Country Statistics Crime Statistics Health Statistics ... U.S. Statistics

79. Youth Violence: A Report Of The Surgeon General Kenneth Salazar, JD, Attorney general, State of Development, National Institutesof Health, Bethesda, maryland. Safe and DrugFree schools Program, Office of http://www.surgeongeneral.gov/library/youthviolence/acknowledgments.html

Acknowledgments This report was prepared by the Department of Health and Human Services under the direction of the Office of the Surgeon General, in partnership with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Center for Injury Prevention and Control, the National Institutes of Health, National Institute of Mental Health, and the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, Center for Mental Health Services. RADM Arthur Lawrence, Ph.D., R.Ph., Assistant Surgeon General, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Health, Office of Public Health and Science, Office of the Secretary, Washington, D.C. Nicole Lurie, M.D., M.S.P.H., Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary for Health, Office of Public Health and Science, Office of the Secretary, Washington, D.C. Beverly L. Malone, Ph.D., R.N., F.A.A.N., Deputy Assistant Secretary for Health, Office of Public Health and Science, Office of the Secretary, Washington, D.C. RADM Kenneth Moritsugu, M.D., M.P.H., Deputy Surgeon General, Office of the Surgeon General, Office of the Secretary, Washington, D.C. CAPT Allan S. Noonan, M.D., M.P.H., Senior Advisor, Office of the Surgeon General, Office of the Secretary, Washington, D.C.

80. Montgomery County Public Schools, Rockville, Maryland More Emergency Preparedness Learn what schools are doing to prepare and how your 850Hungerford Drive, Rockville, maryland 20850 United States of America, http://www.mcps.k12.md.us/

Wednesday, April 9 Learn more about our upgrade and take our visitor survey. How To Enroll Jobs: Work With Us School Calendar ... Preparedness Next Meetings: April 10, 10 a.m. Televised live on cable channel 34. Agenda Board web site Our Call to Action: Raise standards for all students and close the achievement gap by race and ethnicity. More Superintendent's web site Diamonds conference focuses on serving GT/LD students They are the children who may be light years ahead in math but reading below grade level. Ask them about the Civil War, DNA cloning, lasers or ancient civilizations and one might get bombarded with information, but ask them to write about the same topic and they may produce little or nothing. Read story More from The Bulletin (PDF) U.S. Congressman Chris Van Hollen, opening speaker at the conference, talks with Carolyn Cooper, Maryland State Department of Education specialist in GT education, and Richard Weinfeld, MCPS instructional specialist, GT/LD Programs. Use our online comment form to share your views.

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