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Tennessee Bob's Famous French Links
general Culture; Press,Radio/TV, Telephone; Education in French-Speaking schools; French across
http://www.utm.edu/departments/french/french.html
State Board Of Education
Governing and policy making body for the tennessee system of public elementary and secondary education .Category Regional North America United States tennessee Education and school performance, the Board provides the legislature and the general publicwith to accomplish its mission in the Master Plan for tennessee schools 2003.
http://www.state.tn.us/sbe/

Extractions: What's New The State Board of Education is the governing and policy making body for the Tennessee system of public elementary and secondary education. Its work touches all facets of education from accountability and evaluation to curriculum and teacher education. The General Assembly created the current State Board of Education in 1984 when it adopted the Public Education Governance Reform Act. The legislation restructured the board, gave it increased independence, and expanded its duties. Although the Board works very closely with the State Department of Education, it is a separate full functioning state agency. The State Board of Education has a professional staff of research associates to provide ongoing policy research and analysis of public education issues including instruction, student assessment, and funding. The Board also works closely with the Tennessee General Assembly to secure legislative support for education. Through its annual report on student, teacher, and school performance, the Board provides the legislature and the general public with information about the status of education in Tennessee. The Board has developed specific strategies to accomplish its mission in the Master Plan for Tennessee Schools 2003 (in.pdf format)
Tennessee Education Association - Public Schools: The Facts - Tennessee's Future
The general Assembly is poised to take $373 million from the school children of tennessee for this year. Tell them you want adequate funding for tennessee schools now!
http://www.teateachers.org/thefacts/08117.php

Extractions: Chart of Report Card Changes - 2000 to 2001 Issues in Education Modern Schools Report Per Pupil Expenditures ... Site map The General Assembly is poised to take $373 million from the school children of Tennessee for this year. Every time they take money from school budgets instead of paying what communities really need to make schools better, every child in Tennessee's loses...and so do we. Things are so bad in fact that today only six states value their children less than we do. Where's the proof? Well, other states prove it by what they do, not what they say. Every other state but six pays more to educate each child than Tennessee does. TEA believes our children are worth more than that and so do the voters of Tennessee. 87 out of every 100 people said the biggest school improvement we need is our school funding. 86 out of every 100 said Tennessee needs to raise teacher salaries so that we can attract and keep high quality teachers. 85 out of every 100 believe we don't do a good enough job making sure every child has a chance to learn regardless of family income or where someone lives.
The Constitution, Censorship, And The Schools: Tennessee V. John Thomas Scopes
The tennessee Secondary School Athletic Association provides info on all of the sports it administers, scores, classifications and a calendar. Form, general Information, tennessee Middle School Athletic Association. Post Season Tournament Playoff Information. Vital Information Needed by all tourney directors schools
http://www.yale.edu/ynhti/pubs/A5/herndon.html

Extractions: Peter Neal Herndon Introduction I. Unit Objectives II. Unit Summary and Strategies Tennessee v. John Thomas Scopes ... Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute The world is to be carried forward by truth, which at first offends, which wins its way by degrees, which the many hate and would rejoice to crush. William Ellery Channing, 1849 When we consider what religion is for mankind, and what science is, it is no exaggeration to say that the future course of history depends upon the decision of this generation as to the relations between them. Alfred North Whitehead, 1930 Teachers in the New Haven high schools have used this unit in the Law Course offered to seniors, and to juniors taking United States History. I am aware of at least one ninth-grade teacher who has excerpted parts of this unit for use in teaching principles of the U.S. Constitution. Apparently, the materials contained here are readily adaptable for a variety of interest and ability levels. This teaching unit explores an issue which should be of great interest to both students and professional educators: intellectual freedom. What are the legal boundaries of what may and what may not be taught in public schools? What is the constitutional nature of this question? Besides educators, there are many individuals and groups which have input into the schools: students, parents, and local and state Boards of Education.
Tennessean.com | School Report Card 2002
Data on TCAP (tennessee Comprehensive Assessment Program) achievement test results for all state public Category Regional North America United States tennessee Education the state Department of Education grades schools and school In general, a grade ofC equates to the Gateway tests tennessee high school students took the new
http://www.tennessean.com/schools/

Extractions: The 2002 Report Card released by the state Department of Education grades schools and school districts on student progress. These charts show how local districts measure up. The district charts show statistical information about students, finances, and the overall achievement and value-added grades in reading, language arts, math, science, social studies and writing. The achievement grade ranks students against a national average; the value-added mark shows whether students learned more or less than they should in a normal year. In general, a grade of C equates to the national average. Gateway tests Tennessee high school students took the new Gateway exams in algebra and biology for the first time during the 2001-02 school year. The Gateways are end-of-course tests, so students take them when they finish the appropriate class, not in any particular grade. Most students took the tests in the spring, but these scores include those who took them in the fall as well. This chart shows how many students took each test and what percentage passed. Beginning with the Class of 2005, students must pass the tests to graduate. Those who fail the first time can retake a test up to three times a year until they pass.
Tennessee Department Of Education
Policy for tennessee schools. State Board of Education Master Plan. 2002 CharacterEducation and Conflict Resolution Report to the tennessee general Assembly.
http://www.state.tn.us/education/sp/sp-drugs.htm

Extractions: Skip to Content. Home Directories Tests ... 2002 D.A.R.E. Grant Application (Adobe Acrobat) Comprehensive Intervention Services Grant State Board of Education Policy Documents: Alternative School Program Standards School Safety Policy for Tennessee Schools State Board of Education Master Plan 2002 Character Education and Conflict Resolution Report to the Tennessee General Assembly ... Schools Participating in State-Sponsored Training The Safe and Drug-Free Schools and Communities Program provides support to Tennessee schools in their efforts to maintain a safe, disciplined and drug-free learning environment. The program operates through the following broad areas: The 21st Century Community Learning Centers Program provides federal funding to schools and communities to support the development of extended learning opportunities for students who attend high-poverty schools and their families. The Tennessee School Safety Center provides training and technical assistance to educators and others on a wide range of school safety and youth violence prevention issues. More than 2500 persons participated in Center-sponsored training events during the 2001-02 school year.
University Of Tennessee: Tennessee Schools
Welcome general Academic Administration Admissions Alumni Athletics Faculty Libraries OtherTennessee schools Austin Peay State University Belmont University
http://www.utk.edu/schools/
University Of Tennessee: Academic Programs
campus bookstore and computer store Undergraduate catalog, general information,programs of distance education courses, summer and evening schools, non-credit
http://www.utk.edu/academics/

Extractions: April 11, 2003 A-Z Index WebMail Campus Directory People Search Campus Search System Search Advanced Search Page About the University Academic Programs Administration Libraries ... Registrar A QUICK LOOK Supply chain management/logistics program in College of Business Administration7th in nation College of Pharmacy ranked 7th in nation Largest academic collegeArts and Sciences at Knoxville with more than 7,500 students UT's nuclear engineering program is ranked 11th nationally 271 Degree programs 5 Professional Listed by official names Listed by school or college Faculty Handbook Faculty Handbook (Health Science Center) Faculty Handbook (Institute for Agriculture) Faculty Information Service Faculty Senate Graduate Council Manual for Faculty Evaluation ... Online@UT (Blackboard) Software Purchases, Departmental Technology Training Classes Undergraduate Academic Services Knoxville Tennessee 37996 Telephone 865-974-1000 Voice/TDD Contact Webmaster
88.01.02: The Constitution, Censorship And The Schools: Tennessee V. John Thomas
The Constitution, Censorship and the schools tennessee v. John Thomas Scopes curiae appeal (Appellate Court) arrest Attorney general bail balanced treatment act bill Butler Act
http://www.yale.edu/ynhti/curriculum/units/1988/1/88.01.02.x.html

Extractions: Peter Neal Herndon "The world is to be carried forward by truth, which at first offends, which wins its way by degrees, which the many hate and would rejoice to crush." - William Ellery Channing, 1849 "When we consider what religion is for mankind, and what science is, it is no exaggeration to say that the future course of history depends upon the decision of this generation as to the relations between them." - Alfred North Whitehead, 1930 This unit of study contains certain basic concepts associated with the topic which students will be expected to understand and use: The following is a list of concepts and ideas students should be familiar with after having completed this unit of study: American Civil Liberties Union adjourn amicus curiae appeal (Appellate Court) arrest Attorney General bail balanced treatment act bill Butler Act case checks and balances civil law counsel court record: off the record court record: on the record constitutionality (of laws) conviction creation-science criminal law cross-examination Darwinism defendant defense dissenting opinion Edwards v. Aguillard (1987)
Tennessee.gov Site Reorganization
Guide West tennessee Community Guide tennessee schools Directory Web Sites fortennessee schools tennessee Public Library Directory general Information on
http://www.tennesseeanytime.org/main/help/sitemap.html

Extractions: WELCOME TO THE NEW TENNESSEE.GOV! For those who visit frequently, please see the graphic to the left for an overview of the new Tennessee.gov main page. Online services and State News remain in the same place, but other parts of the page have been moved. New visitors may want to become familiar with how the new Tennessee.gov site is organized. If you know what you want, you can being using Tennessee.gov, with any of the links below: The following links are at the bottom of each page. Tennessee.gov Home Search Tennessee.gov A to Z Directory Policies ... Help and Contact
Tennessee.gov Site Reorganization
Web Sites for tennessee schools. tennessee Public Library Directory. tennessee NewspapersWeb Sites. general Information on tennessee Communities County profiles
http://www.tennesseeanytime.org/main/citizen/community/

Extractions: WELCOME TO THE NEW TENNESSEE.GOV! For those who visit frequently, please see the graphic to the left for an overview of the new Tennessee.gov main page. Online services and State News remain in the same place, but other parts of the page have been moved. New visitors may want to become familiar with how the new Tennessee.gov site is organized. If you know what you want, you can being using Tennessee.gov, with any of the links below: The following links are at the bottom of each page. Tennessee.gov Home Search Tennessee.gov A to Z Directory Policies ... Help and Contact
Tennessee Career College - Career Training Schools - Nashville, TN
general Information. Admission Requirements For All Programs A high school diplomaor GED is required for admission to all programs. tennessee CAREER COLLEGE.
http://www.tennesseecareercollege.com/page5.html

Extractions: A high school diploma or GED is required for admission to all programs. No other prior degree or training is required for admisison. To be admitted, an applicant must visit and tour the school and be interviewed by an admissions representative. If the applicant meets the minimum enrollment criteria for the desired program, the applicant is eligible to complete the enrollment agreement, pay the registration fee and be accepted in writing by a school official. Contact TCC Admissions to set up a school visit or to find out more. back to top T ENNESSEE C AREER C OLLEGE Day and Evening Classes Available
Welcome General Information School System News Curriculum
School system news, links to individual schools, kindergarten entry requirements, and other resources Category Regional North America Education School Districts It shows us, once again, that Rutherford County schools are some of the finest inthe state. * For a complete overview of tennessees 2002 State Report
http://www.rcs.k12.tn.us/

Extractions: It is important that parents register their children for kindergarten during pre-registration if possible because if the schools know in advance how many children to expect for kindergarten, then they can be well prepared on the first day of school. This ensures a good start to school for students, parents and teachers.
Knox County, Tennessee Finance Department: Overview
general Purpose School Fund, $1.323, 44.70%. Total schools, $1.323, 44.70%. Afterproperty taxes, the second largest revenue source is the State of tennessee.
http://www.rnd.knoxcounty.org/finance/overview.html

Extractions: Home Overview 2003 Budget 2002 CAFR Knox County, Tennessee's Finance Department website has been designed to comform to XHTML and CSS standards as defined by the . The budget is accessible to all versions of every browser; however, your browser does not seem to support basic Web standards, and this is preventing the proper display of this website. If you would like to upgrade to a standards-compatible browser, you can find one by visiting the Browser Upgrade Campaign , provided by WebStandards.org The services provided by Knox County (the County) are made available as a result of revenues collected. By far, the greatest amount of revenue received is from property taxes. The assessed value of property is established by the Property Assessor. The County Commission approves the property tax rate based on the needs presented in the budget. Taxes for the 2002 fiscal year are levied at a rate of $2.96 per $100 of assessed value. The 2002 tax rate is divided between General Government and the Schools as follows:
Knox County, Tennessee Fiscal Year 1999 CAFR
Department of Finance · 400 Main Street, Suite 630, Knoxville, TN 37902 Knox County,tennessee's Department of Finance website general schools Projects Fund
http://www.rnd.knoxcounty.org/finance/99cafr.htm

Extractions: Home Overview 2003 Budget 1999 CAFR Knox County, Tennessee's Department of Finance website has been designed to comform to XHTML and CSS standards as defined by the . The budget is accessible to all versions of every browser; however, your browser does not seem to support basic Web standards, and this is preventing the proper display of this website. If you would like to upgrade to a standards-compatible browser, you can find one by visiting the Browser Upgrade Campaign , provided by WebStandards.org All of the linked documents on this page are in either Microsoft Word (.doc) or Microsoft Excel (.xls) formats. INTRODUCTORY SECTION i-xxii Letter of Transmittal xxiii Roster of Publicly Elected Officials/Organization Chart FINANCIAL SECTION Independent Auditors' Report General Purpose Financial Statements: Combined Balance Sheets - All Fund Types, Account Groups and Discretely Presented Component Unit Combined Statement of Revenues, Expenditures, and changes in Fund Balances - All Governmental Fund Types, Expendable Trust Funds and Discretely Presented Component Unit Combined Statement of Revenues, Expenditures, and Changes in Fund Balances - Budget and Actual (Budget Basis) - Governmental Fund Types Combined Statement of Revenues, Expenses and Changes in Retained Earnings - All Propriety Fund Types and Discretely Presented Proprietary Component Units ... Notes to Financial Statements Required Supplementary Information COMBINING, INDIVIDUAL FUND AND ACCOUNT GROUP STATEMENTS
University Of Tennessee Physics: Outreach
and the World Wide Web As part of tennessee's Bicentennial celebration the opportunityfor all 1,554 public schools to be Appropriate for general audiences.
http://www.phys.utk.edu/outreach.htm
TENNESSEE PTA IS SPEAKING OUT ON BEHALF OF EVERY CHILD WITH ONE VOICE
School Program Because the Governor's schools main objective go onto higher education,the tennessee PTA Board of Managers urges the general Assembly to
http://www.tnpta.org/action.html

Extractions: Because the Governor's Schools main objective is to teach those skills necessary for success in college and to encourage students to go onto higher education, the Tennessee PTA Board of Managers urges the General Assembly to restore funding for the Governor's School Program. This is a relatively inexpensive program that is beneficial to students in a wide range of academic and fine arts skills.
Comptroller Of The Treasury - Offices Of Research And Education Accountability
April 1999, tennessee District Attorneys general Weighted Caseload Study preparedby the American April 1999, Considering Nursing Practices in tennessee schools.
http://www.comptroller.state.tn.us/orea/reports/

Extractions: Published Reports These reports are in Adobe tm Acrobat tm format. To view or print them you will need the Acrobat Reader software. If you do not already have this software you can get it by clicking the "Get Acrobat" button below. Adobe, Acrobat and the Acrobat logo are trademarks of Adobe Systems Incorporated. Macintosh is a registered trademark of Apple Computer, Inc. Windows is a trademark of Microsoft Corporation. Febuary 2003 Building Tennessee's Lottery: Considerations for Policymakers January 2003 Statewide Summary: Tennessee Schools on Notice December 2002 TennCare Prescription Drug Costs November 2002 Prescription Drug Costs in Tennessee November 2002 FY 2001-2002 Tennessee Weighted Caseload Study Update September 2002 System Reports for Schools on Notice 2001 August 2002 School Capital Funding: Tennessee in a National Context
Williamson County Tennessee Government
County government information, community information, and links for Williamson County, including Brentwoo Category Regional North America tennessee Counties Williamson Juvenile Court Clerk. general Sessions Judges. Property Assessor. Risk Mgt. SewageDisposal Mgt. schools. Board Of Education. City of Fairview. State of tennessee. TWRA.
http://www.williamson-tn.org/

Extractions: calendar boards library community ... pro access Elected Offices Board Of Education County Commission Constables Circuit Court Clerk ... Circuit Court Judges (appt) County Clerk County Executive Juvenile Court Clerk General Sessions Judges Property Assessor Register of Deeds Sheriff Trustee ... Engineering Highway Human Resources Information Systems Juvenile Services Library ... Warrants Other Government City of Franklin City of Brentwood City of Fairview State of Tennessee ... Town of Nolensville Other Local Links Brentwood Chamber of Commerce Better Business Bureau Williamson Works Franklin-Williamson County Chamber of Commerce ... Nashville International Airport EMAIL CONTACTS County Commissioners Human Resources County Executive WCS Schools ... Webmaster Gallery
Tennessee Education Association - Public Schools: The Facts - Modern Schools Rep
In 1995, the US general Accounting Office government to help modernize the nation'sschools. Notes from TEA Communications tennessee's total infrastructure
http://www.teateachers.org/thefacts/08054.php

Extractions: Kathleen Lyons 202-822-7213 ( klyons@nea.org WASHINGTON, D.C. - A study released today by the National Education Association (NEA) shows it will take an estimated $322 billion to repair and modernize America's public schools, and to provide them with adequate educational technology. The report - "Modernizing Our Schools: What Will It Cost?" - is the first-ever state-by-state estimate of the potential cost of school modernization. (NOTE: The entire report is available at www.nea.org/lac/modern In 1995, the U.S. General Accounting Office (GAO) estimated that America's public schools needed $112 billion for repair and updating. The NEA study goes beyond the GAO study in scope, and is based on a more comprehensive set of criteria than those used by GAO. It also includes two components - $268 billion for infrastructure (repair and construction) and $54 billion for educational technologies (including wiring and networking for Internet access) - in reaching the $322 billion estimated cost. Estimated individual state school modernization costs - comprising both infrastructure and technology - range from nearly $51 billion for New York to $333 million for Vermont. The top 10 states are New York, California ($32.9 billion), Ohio ($25.1 billion), New Jersey ($22 billion), Texas ($13.6 billion), Illinois ($11.3 billion), Pennsylvania ($10.4 billion), Massachusetts ($9.9 billion), Michigan ($9.9 billion), and Utah ($9 billion).

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