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Wisconsin K-12 Schools: more detail

The K-12 reading program: A planning resource for Wisconsin schools (Bulletin - Wisconsin Dept. of Public Instruction) by Eunice Bethke, 1980

A guide to planning and implementing K-12 career development programs by Judith M Ettinger, 2001-01-01

Reach them, teach them: Practical ways to promote k - 12 Chrstian education by John C Ibisch, 1981

K-12 conceptual art curriculum by John R Davenport, 1983

A guide to planning and implementing K-12 career development programs by Judith M Ettinger, 2001

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K12Guide
k12 Educational Resources (U of wisconsin-Madison) These resources include internetlinks k-12 schools in Africa This include a list of k-12 schools in some
http://www.sas.upenn.edu/African_Studies/K-12/menu_EduBBS.html

Extractions: aadinar@sas.upenn.edu Ali B. Ali-Dinar The African Studies WWW has a variety of information for teachers of grades K-12. These resources are kept up-to-date in order to provide general and in-depth information about Africa. Below are some of the available materials that are relevant to K-12. AFRICA: It's Not a Country African Odyssey Interactive African Festivals in American Schools African Festivals in American Schools has evolved out of Arthur Hall's years of experience (and discipline and technique) in transposing these traditional concepts to the concert stage and the classroom. The sense of community comes from meaningful dances, appropriate for each student's age and ability, adapted to express the reality that the school is, in fact, a coherent community, albeit one which perhaps never before experienced itself as an African village.
Madison Metropolitan School District
Official website for Madison, wisconsin public schools.Category Regional North America M Madison Education k12Comments, suggestions or questions? Contact us! comments@madison.k12.wi.usMadison Metropolitan School District 545 West Dayton
http://www.madison.k12.wi.us/
Legislative News Update - MMSD
Madison Superintendent Art Rainwater urged the Legislature's budgetwriting JointFinance Committee (JFC) to spare wisconsin's k-12 schools from deeper cuts
http://www.madison.k12.wi.us/cso/legislat/nlet02-2.htm

Extractions: Departments Home Number 2, February 21, 2002 Madison Superintendent Art Rainwater urged the Legislature's budget-writing Joint Finance Committee (JFC) to spare Wisconsin's K-12 schools from deeper cuts than those already required by revenue limits. Rainwater testified before the committee at its public hearing on the budget in Madison. "Revenue limits have forced schools to cut year after year," he said. "It's critically important that we not further reduce funding to K-12 schools. Even with the Governor's repair budget - which essentially holds schools harmless - Madison will still have to cut another $5-7 million from the budget we craft this spring," he told the committee. He added that the district has cut over $17.5 million and eliminated almost 170 positions since the inception of revenue limits in 1993. Rainwater also said unfunded mandates by the state and federal government affect all of Wisconsin's schools, referring specifically to special education and bilingual programs. "Last year we added $2.1 million and over 40 positions for special education and bilingual programs, while we cut nearly $5.5 million from our total budget." The state reimburses school districts for special education at around 30%, and bilingual programs at 17% of total costs. "Schools can't continue down this road. We are jeopardizing one of the nation's best school systems. I ask you to protect this state's great school system, built by generations of Wisconsinites," Rainwater said in his concluding comments.
K-12 Schools Planning Major Mac Purchases
k12 schools planning major Mac purchases Staff Report, email issued today, Applesays major k-12 school districts in New York, Texas and wisconsin will result
http://maccentral.macworld.com/news/9903/18.k12.shtml

Extractions: In a press release issued today, Apple says major K-12 school districts have recently purchased iMac computers, new Power Mac G3 systems and Mac software. Large education technology projects choosing Macs in New York, Texas and Wisconsin will result in combined sales of over US $11 million. "Apple's unmatched ability to offer powerful computer systems with curriculum-based software is extending Apple's leadership in education," says Mike Lorion, Apple's VP of Education Sales, in the press release. "We are thrilled that these highly regarded school districts are using Macs, bringing the excitement of the Internet and easy networking to their faculty and students." In New York City, over $6 million was recently allocated for new Mac systems and software, including more than 3,200 iMac computers bundled with the Apple Education Series Elementary Desktop Tools software. The purchase was made as part of New York City's ongoing Project Smart Schools program, with the goal to outfit all sixth-through-eighth grade classrooms with computers, as well as to train educators on integrating technology effectively into the curriculum. The project has purchased over $50 million in Macintosh systems in the last two years. "The schools' decision to buy iMacs was based on the Mac's ease of installation and ease of use; Apple's demonstrated product reliability; and their ongoing commitment to education," says Stephen Brown, coordinator of Project Smart Schools. "Also, iMac colors are powerful and creative and the students are excited about having these great-looking computers in their classrooms."
Education In Wisconsin
k12. wisconsin k-12 Public School Web Sites. wisconsin's Private Colleges andUniversities. wisconsin Private Post-Secondary schools. Other Links.
http://www.state.wi.us/education/
National Center For Mathematics And Science - K-12 Education Research Projects
has been active for more than 10 years in a wisconsin high school and sites by studyingand identifying the key challenges faced by k12 schools (and districts
http://www.wcer.wisc.edu/ncisla/research/

Extractions: school features that support learning and achievement Across grades K-12, researchers have focused on ways that students investigate, model, discuss, and understand increasingly sophisticated mathematics and science concepts, including those embedded in algebra, geometry, the physics of motion, calculus, statistics, genetics, evolution, astronomy, and other topics.
Elton S. Karrmann Library - University Of Wisconsin Platteville
the most innovative models of k12 teaching and school reform and the policies thatguide schools. ITV) series being broadcast on wisconsin Public Television.
http://www.uwplatt.edu/~iml/subject/gen.htmlx

Extractions: This site includes links to information on getting the Internet into schools, teaching methods and curriculum, and resources for educators in the areas of astronomy, biology, chemistry, environment, and other disciplines. There are also links to Math and Science Gateway (9-12) and Arts and Social Sciences Gateway (K-12) Education World
Private Education And The Public Interest
over 16% of the states total k12 enrollment. One out of every fourk-12 schools in wisconsin is a religious/independent school.
http://www.wcris.org/PrivateEducation.htm

Extractions: Private Education and the Public Interest A message from the Wisconsin Council of Religious and Independent Schools (WCRIS Religious and independent schools are partners in the education of the public. One out of every four K-12 schools in Wisconsin is a religious/independent school. Religious and independent schools provide students with the knowledge, skills and values that are essential for productive and responsible participation in a democratic society. Religious and independent schools are diverse and pluralistic. Religious and independent schools are urban, suburban and rural, large and small, progressive and traditional, religious and secular, independent and networked in various associations. In short, religious and independent schools offer parents and students a broad and meaningful range of educational options. Religious and independent schools set high standards and assure direct accountability. For all their diversity, religious and independent schools share a number of essential characteristics in common. Chief among these is the fact that education in a religious and independent school is always a function of choice.
Partnership Aims To Reinvigorate Science Education - 11/28/1999 - ENN News - Env
and engineering in k12 schools, especially among groups under represented in sciencesuch as women and minorities;. to give University of wisconsin at Madison
http://www.enn.com/enn-news-archive/1999/11/112899/kinfinite_7670.asp

Extractions: Site Index: Home News ENN Earthnews Affiliates News In-Depth Topics Interact Online Quizzes Postcards Marketplace Advanced Search Advertise Join ENN e-mail Subscription Take our Survey Affiliate Tech Center Post Press Release Help About ENN Site Map Partnership aims to reinvigorate science education Sunday, November 28, 1999 By Margot Higgins Wisconsin teachers discuss science curriculum. Science and math classes will soon take on new dimensions at four Wisconsin school districts thanks to a partnership between the National Science Foundation and the University of Wisconsin at Madison. The new initiative, known as the K-Through-Infinity Professional Development Partnership, is an ambitious effort to join a broad array of University of Wisconsin science, math and science research and education programs with the expertise of K-12 teachers. "We want to better connect university scientific discovery, and the excitement of that discovery, with K through 12 education, said Terry Millar, a UW-Madison graduate school associate dean and a professor of mathematics. "This is science education for the 21st century." "International studies that rate math and science performance among K through 12 students in the industrial world place the U.S. at the bottom of the heap," Millar said. "Yet the university system in the United States is the envy of the world."
Wisconsin.gov - - Education
System; Job Opportunities; k12 Public schools; k-12 Private schools;University of wisconsin System Email Directory. Technical Colleges;
http://www.wisconsin.gov/state/core/education.html
Wisconsin.gov - - Frequently Asked Questions - State Of Wisconsin - Education
Where can I find information on private schools? Where can I locatean online list of k12 private schoolsin the State of wisconsin?
http://www.wisconsin.gov/state/core/faq_wisconsin_education_t.html
Reasons For The Internet In K-12 Schools
for more details), or try Web66's listing of schools on the Here's the wisconsin Dept ofPublic Education's starter's and k12 collection of frequently-used Web
http://www-personal.si.umich.edu/~kenh/k12.html

Extractions: Note: If you aren't familiar with the Web, you might click the mouse here for a student-level guide to it, ending in a number of resources for educators. Or: If you'd like just to know more about the so-called "Information Highway" first, click here (Note also that this page uses a technique where you may be advised to click on a link and then use any "find" option your browser may have to locate a certain phrase, to reach the exact point in question in a page that has no suitable anchors.) They can bring a whole world of information to the students. That information can involve students more in learning, making them active learners (in the Piaget tradition) and involved in outreach projects with the real world. To read more, click
National K-12 Foreign Language Resource Center - Institutes
a collaboration among the National k12 Foreign Language Studies at the Universityof wisconsin Milwaukee, and Cannon, Winnetka, IL Public schools Mari Haas
http://www.educ.iastate.edu/nflrc/institutes/latinamerica.htm
Letters & Science, University Of Wisconsin-Madison
The collections include the extensive Vegetation of wisconsin image sets developedby shows and information on how to arrange appearances in k12 schools.
http://www.ls.wisc.edu/outreach.htm

Extractions: Madison, WI 53706 The College of Letters and Science provides a broad range of outreach opportunities for audiences ranging from K-12 students to lifetime learners. Those resources include on-campus programs traveling presentations Web resources for students, teachers, and the public, and opportunities and resources for teachers . This page includes only resources for which on-line information is available. Please contact individual departments and programs for information on resources that are not represented here. On-campus programs Christmas in the Lab of Shakashiri
MnLINK: Resources For K-12 Schools
million were appropriated to k12 schools this year Some schools participate indirectly,as members of WISCAT wisconsin's Union Catalog project Catalog website
http://www.mnlink.org/k12/proj.htm

Extractions: Database and information site: http://www.sunlink.ucf.edu/ SUNLINK is a union catalog for k-12 schools in Florida. The database is delivered free to schools on CD-ROM and is now on the web. Operating software for the CD, instruction manual and training are provided free of cost. The project began in 1984 with a legislative initiative to study the development of uniform library databases. The first funding was in 1988 at $300,000/per year. Funding increased to $1,000,000 in 1993. SUNLINK is an initiative of the Florida Department of Education, School Library Media Services Office. An advisory group, the SUNLINK Task Force, consists of district library media supervisors from state K-12 school districts. The project is administered by the SUNLINK Project Office in the College of Education at the University of Central Florida.
K-12 Schools
schools Community. Housed in the MSU Writing Center, the Write For Your Life(WFYL) project offers teachers and students in Michigan, wisconsin, New York
http://writing.msu.edu/content/schools.html

Extractions: Red Cedar Writing Project Teachers meet four weeks in an invitational institute during the summer to share best practices. This project is built on the premise that teachers helping teachers is among the most effective ways to improve educational practice. Project Outreach The teachers affiliated with the Red Cedar Writing Project have joined teachers in California, New Mexico, Alaska, Pennsylvania, North Carolina, Louisiana, West Virginia, Georgia, Mississippi, Washington, D.C., Puerto Rico, Oklahoma, and Nevada in Project OUTREACH, funded by DeWitt Wallace and the National Writing Project. Each of the eighteen project sites are conducting research focusing on the particular professional development needs of teachers in low-income school districts and leadership opportunities for teachers who represent racial, ethnic or linguistic diversity. For further information, contact Janet Swenson at jswenson@pilot.msu.edu or at (517)432-3610. Write For Your Life Housed in the MSU Writing Center, the
Search Results For K-12
University of wisconsin k-12 Education Journal Annotations Read reviews of Microsoft- schools k-12 Find education resources, news and Microsoft technology
http://www.directhop.com/cgi-bin/search/smartsearch.cgi?keywords=k-12
Ashwaubenon School District
Includes tentative calendar, employment opportunities, district and retiree information, and links Category Regional North America Localities A Ashwaubenon schools, you can apply via wisconsin's Open Enrollment The Ashwaubenon School Districtis a k12 district with is composed of five schools - Ashwaubenon High
http://www.ashwaubenon.k12.wi.us/

Extractions: The Ashwaubenon School District is a K-12 district with an average annual enrollment of approximately 3,100 students. The district is composed of five schools - Ashwaubenon High School (1100 students), Parkview Middle School (750 students), Pioneer Elementary School (450 students), Valley View Elementary School (600 students), and Cormier Kindergarten and Early Leaning Center (200 students) - and a District Office. The district provides a comprehensive K-12 educational program. Instruction at all levels seeks to meet the range of student differences in abilities, interests and learning styles. Co-curricular programs enable students to become well-rounded individuals. All schools have high parent involvement, which is reflected in the district's high graduation rate and test scores. Ashwaubenon is unique in the region for its World Language Program. German and Spanish are offered to students from Kindergarten to twelveth grade.
Education Information At Madison Public Library
http//www.asd.com/ A database of Web pages k12 schools in the wisconsin ParentsAssociation - http//www.homeschooling-WPA.org/ A state wide group promoting
http://madison.scls.lib.wi.us/ref/mpl_education.html

Extractions: Compiled by the Education and Social Science Library at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, this site links to higher education rankings for undergraduate, graduate, and specialty schools in the U.S. and around the world. The site includes well-known rankings, such as those from Money Magazine or U.S. News and World Report as well as lesser-known or more specific rankings. College Opportunities On-Line (COOL) - http://nces.ed.gov/IPEDS/cool/Search.asp Listings for over 9000 colleges and universities in the U.S. Searchable by: geographic region, state, or city; type of institution; discipline; name; enrollment (search results will show demographics); degrees or certificates awarded, tuition and fees, and financial aid statistics. Peterson's - http://www.petersons.com/
Science Education: K-12 Engineering Outreach Program Homepage
of the University of wisconsinMadison. Mission The k-12 Outreach Program sendsundergraduate students to area schools to talk about careers and training in
http://tc.engr.wisc.edu/zwickel/Outreach/

Extractions: of the University of Wisconsin-Madison Mission: The K-12 Outreach Program sends undergraduate students to area schools to talk about careers and training in technology and science while demonstrating some of the ways in which engineers are changing our world. There is no charge for Outreach Programs, but we do ask teachers to complete and return Evaluation Forms for each presenter. Presentation Topics States of Matter: Plasma and Microchips Talking About Robots: an Introduction Places for People: Civil Engineering and You Electricity and Magnetism ... The Mechanical Advantage: Mechanical Engineering Careers in Engineering For Teachers: A PowerPoint slide show on What is Outreach? which descibes the mission and goals of the program, including information about the various topics A list of Presentation Topics How to Arrange for an Outreach Presentation at your school Resources for teachers, including on-line catalogues and links to sites related to the outreach presentations Presentation Formats for our outreach programs For Engineering Students: PDF versions of the Presenters' Manuals Brief outlines for each presentation Coaching Sessions for Presenters How to Develop a New Outreach Program The student Availability Form which all presenters must fill out an and turn it in to the Coordinator.

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