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EnVision- Volume18 No.1
HANDSON GEOGRAPHY POPULARIZING PROTEINS COSMIC VISTAS california military HISTORYTHE WORLD ACCORDING of the master teachers of San Diego City schools in 1999
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Extractions: HANDS-ON GEOGRAPHY Figure 1. Terrain Model This 3-D terrain map of part of North America, including the continental United States, is on display in the U.S. Library of Congress in Washington, D.C. The first of the geographical models to go into the lending rotation was a flat, cylindrical-projection map of the world, with vertical elevation exaggerated by a factor of 40. "With only a 12-mile spread between the lowest and highest points on an area 25,000 miles across, it’s necessary to exaggerate the data to show the land forms," said Mike Bailey, SDSC senior principal scientist and director of the lab. "Without the exaggeration, the map would look like a slightly bumpy piece of plywood." Bailey picked a flat projection for ease of handling by students; the spherical model of the Earth would be about the size and weight of a bowling ball. "A flat map also allows students to directly compare mountain ranges across the world," said Bailey, who has contributed other terrain maps to the museum.
WWII History Bill Awaits Davis' OK - 9/9/02 - NCTimes.net
in adding war stories into the social sciences curricula taught in schools. Theoral history project is part of the california military History Education
http://www.nctimes.net/news/2002/20020909/54702.html

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california Maritime Academy The california Maritime Academy is a marine Merchant Marine,Naval and Coast Guard military, as well as Oceanographic schools.
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CNS - NPR Survey Overview - Rankings
Complete Article (PDF) Summary of Findings schools Surveyed. colleges; the fourUS military service academies. Yale University (CT) 4. california Institute of
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Extractions: Home Publications NPR Survey Survey Overview Complete Article Summary of Findings Schools Surveyed Part 1 of the survey focused on instruction in four categories of undergraduate institutions: the 25 leading national universities the 25 leading public national universities the 25 leading national liberal arts colleges the four U.S. military service academies Rankings are from the 2001 edition of U.S. News and World Report 's annual publication, "America's Best Colleges." (Undergraduate Programs) 1. Princeton University (NJ)
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SFOR Stabilisation Force In Bosnia And Herzegovina
military schools ATTENDED Infantry Officer Basic and Advanced Division (Light), FortOrd, california and OPERATION DC Jun 92 May 94 Politicomilitary Planner, J
http://www.nato.int/sfor/coms-sfor/commndn/t020322a.htm
AAPS PRODUCTS: Schools Offering Programs In Chemical Engineering
schools Offering Programs in Chemical Engineering. of california, Santa BarbaraSanta Barbara, california. Royal military College of Canada Kingston, Ontario.
http://www.aapspharmaceutica.com/careercenter/links_chemicalschools.asp
Air Force Officer Disciplined....
student affairs at the Defense Language Institute in Monterey, california a US havethe same names as alumni of American military schools, the authorities
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Extractions: A US Air Force officer in California recently accused President Bush of deliberately allowing the September 11 terror attacks to take place. The officer has been relieved of his command and faces further discipline. The controversy surrounding Lt. Col. Steve Butler's letter to the editor, in which he affirmed that Bush did nothing to warn the American people because he "needed this war on terrorism," received scant coverage in the media. Universally ignored by the press, however, was that the officer was not merely expressing a personal opinion. He was in a position to have direct knowledge of contacts between the US military and some of the hijackers in the period before the terrorist attacks that destroyed the World Trade Center and damaged the Pentagon. Lieutenant Colonel Butler, who wrote in a letter to the editor of the Monterey County Herald charging that "Bush knew about the impending attacks," was vice chancellor for student affairs at the Defense Language Institute in Monterey, California — a US military facility that one or more of the hijackers reportedly attended during the 1990s. In his May 26 letter to the newspaper, Butler responded to Bush supporters, who had written the paper opposing the congressional investigation into the September 11 events. He wrote:
WILPF
children's education to restrict the military from their WILPF Branches to visitthe schools in their three synagogues in Sacramento, california, and further
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Livermore Valley Schools In Livermore, California
california independent colleges and universities, outof-state colleges and universities,military academies, ROTC, and vocational and technical schools.
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Extractions: The Josefa Higuera Livermore Chapter of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution celebrated the achievement of students in Livermore. The Good Citizen Award went to Ashlee Chatterton of Granada High School. Essay winners by grade level were also announced. (Adobe Acrobat Reader required)
Vol 15 No 2 - Rethinking Schools Online
By David Keenon Michigan and california voters squash Angela Valenzuela What happenswhen schools disrespect students military Recruiters By TR Amsler How might
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Military Educational Opportunities
california law requires school districts to establish a Student under this Act shallprovide military recruiters the students in over 14,000 schools nationwide
http://www.cde.ca.gov/ci/military.html

Extractions: The U.S. Armed Forces offer today's youth a wide assortment of vocational, college and university "earn while you learn" educational programs and benefits. All armed forces stress continuing, accredited education leading to an associate, bachelor's or master's degree. The combination of formal education, military occupational specialty training, job experience, demonstrated responsibility, maturity and teamwork make service men and women highly competitive job candidates upon completion of their military service. On October 9, 2002, the U.S. Department of Education and U.S. Department of Defense issued guidance for releasing student records to military recruiters. See Student Directory Release Policy Presented below is a brief description of the various military education programs currently available to those entering military service. For specific program information please call any recruiting center and ask to speak to the educational specialist, or discuss your interest with a recruiter. Military Educational Programs
California State Senate Republican Caucus
as the construction of new homes, schools, cellular phone make it nearly impossiblefor the military to carry If california bases are unable to perform their
http://republican.sen.ca.gov/news/17/pressrelease1969.asp

Extractions: SACRAMENTO, CA A measure by Senator Wm. J. Pete Knight (R-Palmdale) that is designed to protect the Californias military mission readiness from urban growth pressures unanimously passed a key fiscal panel on Wednesday. This latest success marks another step forward for a measure that has enjoyed widespread support through the legislative process. Rapid urban growth around military bases puts pressure on the ability of military installations to carry out their assigned mission. Civilian activities such as the construction of new homes, schools, cellular phone and radio towers can inevitably conflict with military activities like aircraft and rocket testing, artillery bombardments, and troop transportation. Resulting legal and regulatory enforcement actions make it nearly impossible for the military to carry out its mission. If California bases are unable to perform their essential training and readiness activities they will likely be targeted in the next round of closures slated for 2005. It is important to recognize how much Californias military training and testing programs contribute to our nations defense, and how much military spending contributes to our states economy,
San Francisco Public Library: Education
tests for academic, civil service, military, military and other San Francisco BayArea schools Performance Index (API) Growth Report For california schools.
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Steps To Become A Nurse
military Corpsmen california law permits military corpsmen to take the national examfor RN You can choose from nearly 100 california Nursing schools.
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Extractions: Steps to Become a California RN Take college prep classes in high school. Choose the type of nursing school you want to attend. ... Obtain an RN license. Take college prep classes in high school. You need a high school diploma to become an RN. - Take the following classes in high school, and you will have a head start on your nursing class prerequisites at college: - Check out nursing prerequisites at colleges you are considering. - Individual nursing schools vary in their nursing course prerequisites. If you did not take the required courses in high school, you may be able to make them up at college. But the more prerequisites you take in high school, the more quickly you can become an RN. Talk to your high school guidance counselor, and check out the websites of the California nursing schools you are considering.
Marketing The Military: Should Soldiering Be Sold Like Soap?
authority and access provided by youngsters' community schools. As one antimilitaryactivist puts it vocational tests. Indeed, one california mother remembers
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People For The American Way
Antigay incidents in california covered in the Gay officer discharged, ordered torepay military. protest perceived homosexual agenda in district schools.
http://www.pfaw.org/pfaw/general/default.aspx?oid=4045
Expiring 'Troops To Teachers'Project Outfits Classrooms With Professionals In De
In california, Troops to Teachers was combined with a years, 734 defense workersand 276 military recruits have In Texas, where schools have hired 467 Troops
http://www.ncei.com/EdWeek101498.htm

Extractions: Originally published in Education Week As a military instructor, Lazaro Ramirez could order his students to do something and they'd jump. It wasn't so easy with his 3rd graders at Alamo Elementary School in McAllen, Texas, but he stuck with his new job. "You have to adjust your way of being and acting toward the kids," said Mr. Ramirez, who is now an assistant principal at a middle school across town. "They're here because they have to be here, not because they volunteered." A former Army sergeant major, Mr. Ramirez, 46, has made a smooth transition to a second career in education through Troops to Teachers. The program, launched by the U.S. Department of Defense in 1994, helps personnel cut loose by the military's post-Cold War "drawdown" land teaching jobs. In the past four years, some 3,000 people from all branches of the armed services and the Coast Guard have found jobs as teachers, primarily in the 20 states with the most military bases. Districts in California, Florida, Georgia, Texas, and Virginia have hired hundreds of veterans for their classrooms. With the program scheduled to end next fall, recruitment officers are eager to spread the good word about Troops to Teachers. A study commissioned by the Washington state recruitment office calls it a "rich source" of sought-after teachers: The recruits are much more likely than traditional applicants to be male, members of minority groups, willing to work in hard-to-staff urban and rural schools, and qualified to teach mathematics, science, and special education.
Newsline February 13, 2003 :: San Diego City Schools
attend San Diego area trade schools, universities or With the increased military actionas well Diego Education Association (SDEA), california School Employees
http://www.sdcs.k12.ca.us/staff/newsline/newsline_021303.html

Extractions: by supporting teaching and learning in the classroom. February 13 , 2003 Choose an Article Info Regarding Supplemental Early Retirement Program Info For Employees Affected By Layoffs/Reductions In Hours SDCS Receives Grant To Teach Kids To Be Fit For Life Teacher Of The Year Process And Deadlines Announced Discover Program Seeks Instructors Third Annual Scripps Research Institute X-Sci 2003 Event National Association Of Secondary School Principals Comes To San Diego Special Booksale For Teachers San Diego County Water Authority Member Agency "Paths To Partnerships" Scholarship Program Free CPR Training from the American Red Cross Job Postings On the Web! In the News! Notable and Quotable INFO REGARDING SUPPLEMENTAL EARLY RETIREMENT PROGRAM San Diego City Schools, in collaboration with all of the district's employee groups, is offering eligible employees a Supplemental Early Retirement Plan (SERP). The plan is being offered to reward long-time employees for their dedication to San Diego's students and to minimize the number of employee who could be laid off as a result of the budget situation. For more information, visit the SERP page of the district website.

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