81. Fast Forward Mississippi - Educators Categories. Libraries mississippi Market Bulletin mississippi military Installationsmississippi http://www.fastforwardms.com/educators/

Educators Administrators Teachers Counselors Educators As the face of the marketplace changes, it is vital that educators work together with business and the community to ensure the production of students who will be able to succeed in a global marketplace. Accordingly, educators can be involved in Fast Forward Mississippi, Mississippi's School-to-Careers initiative, in several ways. Browse Career Information Categories Apprenticeship and Proprietary Schools Business Websites Career Tests Colleges and Universities Community and Junior Colleges Financial Aid Standardized Tests Related URL Links: ACT America Reads Mississippi Barksdale Reading Institute Educational Resources ... Contact Us

82. SB2168 (As Sent To Governor) - 2002 Regular Session AN ACT TO AMEND SECTION 37151-5, mississippi CODE OF 1972, TO INCLUDE FORMER MILITARYPERSONNEL'S YEARS TEACHERS' SALARIES IN THE PUBLIC schools; AND FOR http://billstatus.ls.state.ms.us/documents/2002/html/SB/2100-2199/SB2168SG.htm

MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURE 2002 Regular Session To: Education; Appropriations By: Senator(s) Harden Senate Bill 2168 (As Sent to Governor) AN ACT TO AMEND SECTION 37-151-5, MISSISSIPPI CODE OF 1972, TO INCLUDE FORMER MILITARY PERSONNEL'S YEARS OF CLASSROOM INSTRUCTION IN THE DEFINITION OF THE TERM "YEAR OF TEACHING EXPERIENCE" AS USED FOR DETERMINING TEACHERS' SALARIES IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS; AND FOR RELATED PURPOSES.      BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI:      SECTION 1.   Section 37-151-5, Mississippi Code of 1972, is amended as follows:      37-151-5.  As used in Sections 37-151-3, 37-151-5 and 37-151-7:           (a)  "Adequate program" or "adequate education program" or "Mississippi Adequate Education Program (M.A.E.P.)" shall mean the program to establish adequate current operation funding levels necessary for the programs of such school district to meet at least Level III of the accreditation system as established by the State Board of Education, acting through the Mississippi Commission on School Accreditation, regardless of the school district's geographic location.           (b)  "Educational programs or elements of programs not included in the adequate education program calculations, but which may be included in appropriations and transfers to school districts" shall mean:

83. Mississippi Coast Watchers retirements, ceremonies, funerals) and military parades vehicles and equipment atschools and churches We also regularly support the mississippi VIETNAM VETERANS http://www.angelfire.com/ms3/mscw/

MISSISSIPPI COAST WATCHERS MILITARY ANTIQUE VEHICLES AND COLLECTABLES The MS COAST WATCHERS is a family oriented group of individuals called together for the common cause of the preservation of Military Vehicles. We believe that all military vehicles should be preserved to honor the men and women who used them, both in combat and general service to our great nation. The name MS COAST WATCHERS is based upon the group of young men and women who "searched the skies and seas" for signs of enemy aircraft and ships during World War II. The "Coast Watchers" were stationed all along the Gulf Coast and were a combination of Military Coordinators and Civilian Volunteers. The MS COAST WATCHERS have several privately owned vehicles available for show and presentation. Each owner has attempted to protray their vehicle in the most accurate way possible and each has arms, uniforms, and equipment fitting the era of their vehicle. As a group , the MS COAST WATCHERS participate in a variety of local car shows, festivals, military events (retirements, ceremonies, funerals) and military parades. We also allow school children the oppurtunity to experience a part of history by showing the vehicles and equipment at schools and churches. We also regularly support the MISSISSIPPI VIETNAM VETERANS MEMORIAL and the CAMP SHELBY MUSEUM. We have monthly "meets" all across the Coast and enjoy family picnics, trail rides, and convoys. We are open to any and all dontions of military parts and equipment from any time period . Your support will keep this HISTORY alive for future generations.

84. Beacon Journal | 01/30/2003 | Private Schools Can Refuse Recruiters He said students in private schools ``shouldn't be to learn about the military,''he said http://www.ohio.com/mld/ohio/living/education/5066355.htm

Click here to visit other RealCities sites Help Contact Us Site Index ... Newspaper Subscriptions Search Search the Archives Living Columnists Community Education Higher Learning ... Travel Our Site Tools Weather Akron Cleveland Cincinnati Local Events Yellow Pages Discussion Boards Back to Home ... Living Wednesday, Apr 09, 2003 Education Posted on Thu, Jan. 30, 2003 Private schools can refuse recruiters Public schools, which get federal funds, must give info on students to military By Doug Oplinger and Dennis J. Willard Beacon Journal staff writers When a military recruiter asks Akron Public Schools for the names, addresses and phone numbers of high school juniors and seniors, the district is bound by federal law to oblige. The Army, Air Force, Navy and Marines as the nation prepares for possible war then go to work, hoping to talk teen-agers into serving their country. If a recruiter makes the same request from some private schools such as Archbishop Hoban, St. Vincent-St. Mary or Walsh Jesuit the request is denied. In the aftermath of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, Congress and President Bush approved a law giving military recruiters more access to students. But they also provided an escape clause for private schools, where about one in 10 kids in Ohio and nationally attends classes. Laurie Sellick, the mother of a senior at Firestone High School in Akron, is uncomfortable with the schools' giving anyone especially the military easy access to her son. She is equally troubled that students in private schools are off limits.

85. SunHerald.com - Your Biloxi Everything Guide Online Newspaper for Biloxi, Gulfport, and the mississippi Gulf Coast.Category News Newspapers Regional United States mississippi...... GREAT schools, http://www.sunherald.com/

Click here to visit other RealCities sites Help Contact Us Archives ... Newspaper Subscriptions Search Search the Archives THE SUN HERALD SUBSCRIBE HERE! Obituaries Classifieds Opinion ... This week's ads Our Site Tools Weather Gulfport/Biloxi Miami Tallahassee Local Events Yellow Pages Discussion Boards Follow the Marines The Sun Herald's Patrick Peterson is with the Marine 4th Amphibious Assault battalion. Send thanks to the military Postcards from the desert Patrick Peterson archive Follow the Seabees We'll follow the Seabees as they continue their mission in the Middle East. Postcards from the Seabees Wednesday, Apr 09, 2003 NEWS DISPATCHES FACES OF WAR PHOTOS ... HOMEFRONT TOP NEWS FROM IRAQ 'Regime is gone' Iraqis welcome Marines in heart of Baghdad Elated crowds of Baghdad flashed victory signs at passing U.S. Army tanks. They used rope to pull down a towering statue of Saddam Hussein. Knight Ridder Full story Printable map Updated 8:31 p.m. EDT/5:31 p.m. PDT UPDATE: Rumsfeld accuses Syria of aiding Saddam Questions remain as war appears near over U.S. offers weapons rewards PHOTOS of statue coming down Keeping Iraqi peace will be a challenge for U.S.

86. Schools. High School Reunions Online. Go to Minnesota for a complete list. mississippi Carrie Dotson HS,Grenada, MS all classes. Go to mississippi for a complete list. http://www.reunionsworld.com/SchoolList/SchoolList.htm

Where to Go: Home Schools Services About Us ... Family Reunions List Your: Reunion Name Personal Page ... Listing Communicate: Feedback E-mail Lost Friends Missing Persons ... Lost and Found Rings Classified Listings: Reunion Planners Facilities Reunion Merchandise Indicates High School Reunions ONLINE custom built site. Indicates an active grad class intent on remaining connected. If your grad class is not yet listed, go to Announcements and list it. If you want to see an example of an exciting and very active grad class site with photos and messages, go to Montrose Canada Go to Canada for a complete list. Germany Frankfurt Frankfurt American HS , Frankfurt, Germany class of 1982. Hanau Hanau American HS , Hanau, Germany class of 1985. Haiti Port-au-Prince Quisqueya Christian HS, all class notice class of 1979 Iran Isfahan American School of Isfahan all class notice. Philippine Islands Luzon Subic Bay HS, USNS Subic Bay class of 1954.

87. College Of Liberal Arts - Academic Schools And Departments of Liberal Arts Office of the Dean Academic Departments and schools Faculty Research ofLiberal Arts, a division of the University of Southern mississippi. http://www.cla.usm.edu/academics.html

College of Liberal Arts Academic Departments and Schools Departments in the college offer undergraduate majors leading to the Bachelor of Arts degree; most also have academic minors available. Many programs have graduate components for the master's degree; four programs (Criminal Justice, Communication, English and History) have Ph.D. programs. Professional Education Programs leading to teacher licensure are offered in the departments of English, Foreign Languages, History (Social Studies endorsement), Library and Information Science, Speech and Hearing Sciences (Education of the Deaf), and Speech Communication. Schools and Programs Departments and Centers Communication Journalism The Student Printz [frames] - Radio, Television, and Film Speech Communication - Advertising Program - Communication Program WUSM FM 88.5 American Studies Program Economics Program Humanities Program International Studies Program Paralegal Studies Program Women's Studies Program Academic Support Programs Aerospace Studies (Air Force ROTC) Anthropology and Sociology ... Office of the Dean Academic Departments and Schools Faculty Research Interests URL: http://www.cla.usm.edu/academics.html

88. Mississippi Homes, Your Real Estate Guide To Central Mississippi An original certificate of naturalization. Back to top How do militarypersonnel maintain mississippi licenses. Any person in the http://www.clarionledger.com/misshomes/community/license/

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89. The Town Talk Under mississippi law, doctors practicing in Louisiana could still be sued undermississippi malpractice laws if they continued to live in mississippi. http://www.thetowntalk.com/html/12321AEB-61EB-4DAA-9BD9-B75D7D78ADF7.shtml

Home News Sports Features ... About Us OAS_sitepage = 'news.thetowntalk.com/stories'; News Annual Report Capitol Watch Louisiana Links ... Interactive map Natchez doctors inch closer to La. move Andrew Griffin / Staff Reporter Posted on April 5, 2002 Dr. Kenneth Stubbs, a spokesman for the group, said he and several other doctors have gone so far as to put their homes up for sale and are preparing to move. He said he will move not only his practice but his family as well to another state. "I've already put my house up on the market," Stubbs said. Under Mississippi law, doctors practicing in Louisiana could still be sued under Mississippi malpractice laws if they continued to live in Mississippi. The Natchez doctors say Mississippi Gov. Ronnie Musgrove is indifferent to their problem and blames the Legislature for not taking action to curb high malpractice insurance rates. The doctors said Louisiana's governor has contacted them and encouraged the move. "Gov. Foster told me he wants to promote business opportunities in Louisiana," Stubbs said. Stubbs said St. Paul Insurance Company of Minnesota dropped medical malpractice coverage in Mississippi because of the unlimited liability in the state. Patients can sue for any amount, Stubbs said, which has led to skyrocketing insurance premiums.

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