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Welcome to Alfred State College Special Announcement - Information on Level Orange Alert More Information Alfred State College, a member of the technology college sector within the State University of New York (SUNY) system, offers outstanding educational opportunities About the College I Academic Programs I Admissions I Athletics I Financial Aid I Student Life I Student Services admissions@alfredstate.edu 1-800-4-ALFRED

42. United Nations Children's Fund - History Of Organization schools, 965 prevocational training schools, 31 schools for training pre-vocationalinstructors, 600 new york, United Nations (E/ICEF/ 608), 1971. http://www.nobel.se/peace/laureates/1965/unicef-history.html

Established by the United Nations General Assembly on December 11, 1946 and originally known as the United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund (UNICEF), the UN Children's Fund has employed three approaches in discharging its mandate.* For the postwar period 1946 to 1950, the "emergency needs approach" meant swift action to meet the food, clothing, and health needs of children, particularly in Europe. At an expenditure of $112,000,000, UNICEF distributed various articles of clothing to five million children in twelve countries, vaccinated eight million against tuberculosis, rebuilt milk processing and distribution facilities, and, at the climax of its effort in Europe, provided a daily supplementary meal to millions of children. During the period 1951-1960, UNICEF continued to meet emergency needs, but at the same time moved into the long-range benefit approach. To protect the health of children, UNICEF conducted campaigns against tuberculosis, yaws, leprosy, and malaria; made provisions for environmental sanitation; encouraged maternal and child health care education. To raise nutritional standards for children, UNICEF helped countries produce and distribute low-cost, high-protein foods and fostered programs to educate people in their use. To provide for the social welfare of children, UNICEF instituted informal training of mothers in child rearing and home improvement, aided services for children through day-care and neighborhood centers, family counseling, and youth clubs. The expenditures totalled $150,000,000.

43. Syracuse District Office At The New York State Vocational And Educational Servic Targeted Audience Parents and students from junior and senior high schools; guidancecounselors Place Empire Room, new york State Fairgrounds, Syracuse. http://unix32.nysed.gov:9280/syracuse/transition.htm

Syracuse Apply for Services Regional Business Initiatives Regional Transition for Students ... NYSED Home New York State Education Department Vocational and Educational Services for Individuals with Disabilities Syracuse District Office - 315.428.4179 Regional Transition for Students Transition Events – 2003 In an effort to assist students, parents, guardians and advocates in the transition process, several community agencies and schools offer informational events. Representatives at these events can include local colleges, training facilities and support service providers. All the events listed here are open to the public and are free of charge unless otherwise noted. Positive Approaches to Behavioral Supports Date : April 10, 2003 Time : 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. Place : Greenpoint Senior Living Center 150 Old Liverpool Road, Liverpool Presente r: Dr. Susan Scharoun Targeted Audience : Individuals with disabilities, family members, professionals A CNY Training Coalition Presentation Cost Contact : Anne Winschel, 478-1462 ext. 323

44. 2002 Pocketbook Of Goals And Results For Individuals With Disabilities Mission of the new york State Education Department's Office of vocational and Educational MathematicsExaminations Public schools Only - 2001; http://unix32.nysed.gov:9280/pocketbook/2002/home.html

Adults District Offices Employers Handbook ... NYSED Home Vocational and Educational Services for Individuals with Disabilities New York State Education Department Pocketbook Directory (other years available) 2002 Pocketbook in PDF Format (323 KB) Expanded Index Condensed Index E xpanded Index Introduction Message from the Deputy Commissioner Members of the New York State Board of Regents Mission/Vision ... Back to Top New York State Education Department SED Home VESID Home

45. Q Daily News that a whole host of vocational schools — massage therapy cosmetology programs,and Montessori schools, to name a new york City’s project page for “Far http://q.queso.com/

Alas, the fact that you can read this message means that you're using an outdated web browser, and that means that this site may not look too great for you. If that's the case, you may want to consider upgrading your web browser ; there's a lot that's gone on in the world of web development that you won't be able to experience without it! Wednesday, April 9, 2003 So, I was in the back of a taxi this evening coming up Amsterdam Avenue, and at 72nd Street, I decided to open up my laptop and see how many wireless access points were visible along my trip. Between there and 120th Street, I picked up way Columbia University , one at St. John the Divine , one in a New York City Housing Authority building, two NYCwireless nodes, and one beaming out the bedroom window of a certain Filipino broad . There were also a dozen or more powerful nodes named TBA 10:15 PM comments (1) TrackBack (1) Tuesday, April 8, 2003 pachyderms never have all four feet off the ground at the same time . While conducting a modern-day variant of , John Hutchinson also clocked the huge animals at nearly 16 miles an hour (five miles an hour faster than his previous estimates). His findings were accepted for a brief communication in the journal

46. A List Of Fashion Schools, Colleges And Universities In The USA And Worldwide. Fashion schools and Colleges. Design Apparel Program (California); Wood TobeCoburnSchool (new york). The National Commercial vocational Training Agency. Canada. http://www.fashioncareercenter.com/fashion_colleges.html

document.write(code); To have your school added, please email us the URL, the name of the school, plus the location and we will add you to the list - christiwbr@aol.com Fashion Schools and Colleges United States Academy of Art College (California) American interContinental University (Georgia) Appalachian State University (North Carolina) Art Center College of Design (California) Art Institute of Charlotte (North Carolina) Art Institute of Seattle (Washington) Auburn University (Alabama) Barbizon School of Modeling (Cities throughout the US) Bauder College (Georgia) Baylor University (Texas) Brooks College of Fashion (California) Buffalo State College SUNY (New York) Cañada Community College (California) Cazenovia College - Center for Art and Design (New York) Center College of Design (California) Centerary College (New Jersey) Clemson University (South Carolina) Colorado State University (Colorado) Cornell University (New York) Drexel University (Pennsylvania) Fashion Careers of California College (California) (California) Fashion Institute of Technology (New York)

47. From Checker's Desk new york's finest (?) and the perils of determinism February 20, 2003. Part I CanFailing schools be Fixed? February 13, 2003. Part II Rethinking vocational http://www.edexcellence.net/gadfly/checker.html

From Checker's Desk: Previous Editions The law people love to hateand pretend to love March 27, 2003 The hijacking of teacher reform March 20, 2003 Is alternative certification perishing? March 13, 2003 Our schools and our future: are we still at risk? February 27, 2003 Breaking news: ed school profs endorse phonics and mandated curricula! (guest editorial by Diane Ravitch) February 27, 2003 New York's finest (?) and the perils of determinism February 20, 2003 Part I: Can Failing Schools be Fixed? February 13, 2003 Part II: Rethinking Vocational Education February 13, 2003 Head Start re-start February 6, 2003 Adequate yearly progress or balloon mortgage? January 30, 2003 Letter from New York City: Bloomberg's reforms (guest editorial by Diane Ravitch) January 23, 2003 On outrage and double standards January 16, 2003 Reforming Education: The Hard Part Lies Ahead January 9, 2003 Burning High-Stakes Testing at the Stake (guest editorial by Jay P. Greene and Greg Forster) January 9, 2003

48. Vocational Education Resources Infoweb Public schools of North This page has information on vocational educationprograms leading English-language publishers with headquarters in new york. http://pegasus.cc.ucf.edu/~sorg/vocation.html

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49. ::: Research Room - Education Records ::: new york schools have pioneered approaches and methods ranging from standardizedtesting to bilingual education and vocational training. http://www.archives.nysed.gov/a/researchroom/researchroom_education.shtml

WHERE DO YOU WANT TO GO? Partnership Trust Archives Gateway State Education Department ... Research Room Education Records New York has served as a national leader in education from the inception of public schooling. New York schools have pioneered approaches and methods ranging from standardized testing to bilingual education and vocational training. Education Records in the State Archives The State Archives holds educational records created by the State Education Department and other State agencies. The records document the development of educational programs at all levels - from elementary schooling to post-graduate certification. Most early records relating to education were destroyed in the 1911 Capitol fire. The records held by the Archives include: Some statistical reports on colleges and universities starting 1911 and ending in the 1950s. Statistical and financial data for school districts starting 1904 and continuing in paper or electronic format up to the near-present. State Education Department (SED) Primary and Secondary Education Data, 1967-1981

50. PrintEd Accredited Schools List of Accredited schools (February 11 vocational Technical, Scotch Plains WarrenCounty vocational Technical School, Washington new york High School http://www.npes.org/gaerf/PrintED/accredschools.html

PrintED National Accreditation Program About PrintEd Benefits of Accreditation How To Apply Program Basics ... PIA Home Page ACCREDITED SCHOOLS List of Accredited Schools (April 4, 2003) ALABAMA Central High School-East Campus, Tuscaloosa Coffee High School, Florence Dothan Technology Center, Dothan George Washington Carver High School, Birmingham Jackson-Olin High School, Birmingham Oxford High School, Oxford T.L. Faulkner Career Center, Prichard Walker County Center of Technology, Jasper Woodlawn High School, Birmingham CALIFORNIA Don Bosco High School, Rosemead COLORADO Warren Technical Center, Lakewood CONNECTICUT Henry Abbott Technical School, Danbury FLORIDA Deltona High School, Deltona GEORGIA Bradwell Institute, Hinesville Buford High School, Buford Carrollton High School, Carrollton Chattahoochee Technical Institute, Marietta Dekalb Technical Institute, Clarkston Floyd County Technical High School, Rome Jordan High School, Columbus Kendrick High School, Columbus

51. New York Culinary Schools, Culinary Arts Schools, Culinary School On StarChefs S new york Cooking schools. Nonvocational courses in cooking, baking, and wine appreciationfor theScenes at the Great Restaurants of new york and Culinary http://starchefs.com/cooking_school_finder/html/new_york_cooking_schools.php

var color1 = "#02669C"; var color2 = "#000000"; var color3 = "#02669C"; var color4 = "#002F62"; var colorScheme = "blue"; home feedback e-mail help What's the difference between dreamers and stars? New York Cooking School. Welcome to StarChefs New York Cooking School Finder where you can Find, Teach, or Be a Star...or somebody who wants to be just like them. pricing add my school manage your listing school news ... Chicago Culinary Schools New York Cooking Schools New England Culinary Institute 250 Main St. Montpelier, VT 05602 , USA Phone(s): (877) 223-6324 Web: http://www.neci.edu Inquire more SchoolFinder D I R E C T O R Y New School Culinary Arts 127 West 24th Street, 4th Floor New York, NY 10011 United States Phone(s): (212) 255-4141 Fax: (646) 336-6317 New School Culinary Arts (part of New School University) offers 600 courses annually. Professional-level coursesdesigned for those aspiring to careers as chefs, bakers, caterers, managers, restaurateurs, food stylists, food writers, and entrepreneursare short and intensive. Non-vocational courses in cooking, baking, and wine appreciationfor beginning-to-experienced food enthusiastsrange from one-session to eight-sessions. Culinary Events include going "Behind the Scenes at the Great Restaurants of New York" and Culinary Walking Tours. All courses emphasize attention to detail, quality not quantity, professionalism, and pleasure in learning. Classes are available 7 days a week. Most are limited to 12 students.

52. Resources-publication Curriculum Designers Houghton Mifflin new york, l992. National Center for Research in vocational Education CareerAcademies Partnerships for Reconstructing American High schools. http://www.curriculumdesigners.com/index_resources_pub.htm

Consultants Mapping Software Publications Recommended Websites ... On-Line Discussion Groups See NEW issue from ASCD Curriculum Technology Quarterly- Spring 2003 Vol.12 No.3: Connecting Curriculum Mapping and Technology: Digital Forms Aid Data Analysis and Decision Making The following annotated bibliography is a list of essential readings for informing work on school reform. Publications BIBLIOGRAPHY of recommended authors f or Dr. Jacobs' publications click here * Applied Academics: Modernizing Vocational Education. (1990, March). Columbus, OH: Department of Education, Division of Vocational and Career Education. Barth, Patte and Ruth Mitchell. Smart Start: Elementary Education for the 21st Century. Washington, D.C.: Council for Basic Education, l992. Barth, Roland S. Improving Schools from Within: Teachers, Parents, and Principals Can Make the Difference. Jossey-Bass Inc., San Francisco, CA, 1991. Beane, James A. A Middle School Curriculum for Rhetoric to Reality. Columbus, Ohio: National Middle School Association: 1990 Beane, James A."The Middle School: The Natural Home of the Integrated Curriculum". Educational Leaders 49:9-13, October, 1991.

53. NYCBOE Job Search - Help Special Education Programs provide educational, vocational and behavioral Title Iservices in over 250 schools throughout the five boroughs of new york City http://www.nycenet.edu/dist_sch/help.asp

Search Help School Number: Enter the school's number only. Do not include level (i.e. PS, IS, HS) Example: for PS 7 enter 7 School Levels: E =Elementary, I H =High School Districts: Enter the district's number only. Boroughs Legend: K =Brooklyn (Kings County) M =Manhattan Q =Queens R =Staten Island (Richmond County) X =Bronx Glossary of Terms: Boroughs : The City of New York comprises five geographic sections called “boroughs.” Schools that are part of Community School Districts, High Schools and Specialized Superintendencies all receive a borough designation as follows: K=Brooklyn (Kings County) M=Manhattan Q=Queens R=Staten Island (Richmond County) X=Bronx The district number will identify the type of school or program but the district letter designates the location. This is helpful because each borough includes diverse types of schools and programs. Community School District : There are 32 Community School Districts located throughout the five boroughs of New York City. The Community School Districts, supervised by a Community Superintendent and Community School Board, operate elementary, intermediate/middle and junior high schools.

54. The New York City Department Of Education The Official Site of new york City link to home. vocational HIGH SCHOOL,26,132. 1,204, schools, 153,134, Students Receiving Special Education Svcs. http://www.nycenet.edu/stats/

document.title = "The New York City Department of Education"; Mayor's Office City Agencies Services News and Features ... Search NYC.gov - The Official New York City Web Site HOME STATISTICAL SUMMARIES Students Parents Teachers Statistical Summaries ... Featured Links Performance Projects GrowNet Decision Support System Assessment and Accountibility Guide to Educational Data Site Search Fact Finder Site Map Government Agencies Select An Agency NYC.gov City Agencies Emergency Manag. City University of NY NYS Education Dept. US Dept. of Education Statistical Summaries SCHOOL REGISTER Oct.31st,2002 ELEMENTARY JH/IS ACADEMIC HIGHSCHOOL/GED ALTERNATIVE H.S. PROGRAMS COLLABORATIVE VOCATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL SPECIAL -ED PROGRAMS TOTAL 2002-03 REGISTER For questions and technical support, please email edwsupport@nycboe.net 2002 - 2003 AT A GLANCE (As of 12/31/02) Total Enrollment Schools Students Receiving Special Education Services Average Class Size (Grades 4-9) English Language Learners Billion $ DOE Aprroved Budget Graduates (Local Diplomas, Regents, Regents with Honors, GEDs

55. Preparing Future Faculty: List Of All Schools Involved Bolded schools are cluster anchors. Albuquerque Technical vocational Institute,new Mexico, Milwaukee Baruch College, new york, North Seattle Community College http://www.preparing-faculty.org/PFFWeb.295.htm

Institutions Involved in PFF The following institutions are partners in the PFF program. Bolded schools are cluster "anchors." Adams State College, Colorado Michigan Technological University Agnes Scott College, Georgia Midlands Technical College, South Carolina Albuquerque Technical Vocational Institute, New Mexico Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design, Wisconsin Alcorn State University, Mississippi Minneapolis Community and Technical College, Minnesota Alverno College, Wisconsin Morehouse College, Georgia Amherst College, Massachusetts Morehouse School of Medicine, Georgia Anderson College, South Carolina Mount Saint Mary's College, California Arizona State University Mount San Antonio College, California Arizona State University-East Murray State University, Kentucky Arizona State University-West Nebraska Wesleyan University Armand Hammer United World College, New Mexico New Hampshire Community Technical College Asbury College, Kentucky

56. ACCSCT Nebraska Council of Private vocational schools (402643-2639). new Mexico Associationof Private schools (505-828 Coalition of new york State Career schools (914 http://www.accsct.org/resource/resource_links.html

The list below is comprised of links to other accreditation and higher-education related organizations. Their inclusion on this list is in no way an endorsement of the products or services offered by these organizations nor does it guarantee the accuracy of the information contained on the linked web sites. Please report any broken or out-of-date links, as well as suggestions for additional links, to the webmaster Postsecondary Career School Organizations Accrediting Bureau of Health Education Schools Accrediting Council for Continuing Education and Training Accrediting Council for Independent Colleges and Schools Career College Association ... National Accrediting Commission of Cosmetology Arts and Sciences U.S. Department of Education Main Department Site Office of Postsecondary Education Student Financial Assistance Free Application for Federal Student Aid Vocational School Guide GoTRAIN State Vocational Education Agencies (a phone number is provided for agencies with no web site) Alabama Office of Career Technical Education Alaska Vocational Technical Center Arkansas Department of Workforce Education Colorado Community College and Occupational Education System ... Idaho State Division of Professional-Technical Education Indiana Department of Workforce Development (317-232-1829) Minnesota State Colleges and Universities (651-296-8113) New Hampshire School-to-Work Initiative Oklahoma Department of Career and Technical Education Utah Adult Education Services (801-538-7821)

57. Find Trade Schools.org Arizona Colleges and Technicalvocational schools. new york new JerseyTechnical Colleges vocational Trade schools. Country Specific Sites http://www.trade-school.org/trade-schools-resources.htm

Other Educational Resources Educational Links State Specific Sites: Texas Colleges, Universities and Vocational Schools Boston Massachusetts Area Colleges and Technical-Vocational Schools Arizona Colleges and Technical-Vocational Schools Country Specific Sites: Trade Schools Medical Career Schools Information Technology Aviation Schools ... Automotive Schools Below you will find non-related web sites that may be of interest to you VNUS: Alternative in the Treatment of Varicose Veins Learn more about the VNUS closure procedure; an alternative in the treatment of Varicose Veins.

58. The New York Directory To Business Listings And User Reviews Yellow Pages for new york Click on a category Alarms Car Loans Conversions Dealers new Cars Dealers Education Arts schools Business vocational Colleges http://newyork.citysearch.com/directory/

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59. High Schools That Work new york Dewitt Wallace Reader’s Digest Foundation. High schools That Work andWhole School Reform Academic Achievement of vocational Completers Through http://www.sreb.org/programs/hstw/specialnetworks/csr/CSR-ResearchSupport.asp

Research Basis Supporting Key Practices of High Schools That Work Raising Expectations: Covington, Martin V. 1992. Making the Grade: A Self-Worth Perspective on Motivation and School Reform . New York: Cambridge University Press. Marshall, Hermine H., and Rhona S. Weinstein. 1984. Classroom Factors Affecting Students: Self Evaluation: An Interaction Model. Review of Educational Research National Association of Secondary School Principals. 1996. Breaking Ranks: Changing an American Institution. Reston, VA. Quality Education for Minorities Project. 1990. Education That Works: An Action Plan for the Education of Minorities . Cambridge, MA. Rosenthal, Robert. 1987. Pygmalion Effects: Existence, Magnitude, and Social Importance. Educational Researcher Rosenthal, Robert, and Lenore Jacobson. 1968. Pygmalion in the Classroom: Teacher Expectations and Pupils’ Intellectual Development . New York: Rinehart and Winston. Stevenson, Harold W. 1990. Making the Grade in Mathematics . Reston, VA: National Council of Teachers of Mathematics.

60. About World Of Knowledge Foundation Congress and the German Bundestag. For applications from new york ornew Jersey vocational schools, please contact Roudinah Youssef. http://www.worldofknowledge.org/news/pressrel.htm

The Congress-Bundestag Vocational Exchange to Germany Through a partnership with Nacel Open Door, The World of Knowledge Foundation Offers Exchange Study Abroad Opportunity in Germany for New York and New Jersey Vocational School Students Through a partnership with Nacel Open Door, the World of Knowledge Foundation is marketing the The Congress-Bundestag Vocational Exchange to Germany in the states of New Jersey and New York. Exerpts from Nacel Open Door's website about The Congress-Bundestag program: The Congress-Bundestag Youth Exchange Program provides a unique intercultural educational opportunity for American and German youth. Each year over 300 American high school students receive full scholarships to become exchange students to Germany, where they will live with host families for a year and attend German schools. Similarly, German students live for a year with American families in the United States. This program is supported, as well as funded, by the United States Congress and the German Bundestag. For applications from New York or New Jersey vocational schools

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