1. Schools General Interest, Napa Valley, California Main Category schools general Interest Napa Valley, Californiaschools general Interest. Listings Scroll Down. http://www.napayellowpages.com/napa-education/schools_gen.interest.htm

Main Category: Schools General Interest Napa Valley, California Schools - General Interest Listings Scroll Down home Bus - Index Also see: Schools Academic Add Your Listing Here Maps Directions North Bay Traffic School 1878 El Centro Ave Napa, CA 94558-1918 This page uses frames, but your browser doesn't support them.

2. UCLA Undergraduate Admissions & Relations With Schools: General FAQs has a separate application in addition to the general UC application at their schools. TheUniversity of california adds extra weight to grades received in UC http://www.admissions.ucla.edu/Prospect/Top10/FAQgeneral.htm

General FAQs Here are the most common questions we get from students who are considering UCLA. Q: How can I get an application? A: The fastest way to get an application is on the web . If you are California high school student you should also be able to get a paper copy from your counselor. The paper form is also available from any UC Campus or California Community College Q: When should I apply? A: For fall quarters [which begin in late-September], you must file your application during the previous November. [For example, applicants for Fall Quarter 2003 submit their applications in November, 2002.] Applications are available beginning in September. For winter quarters [which begin in early January], the time to file is the previous July. [For example, applicants to Winter 2003 submit their application in July, 2002.]

3. Schools General Interest, Napa Valley, CaliforniaNAPA VALLEY, CALIFORNIA, Guide, Frameworks for implementing the content standards adopted by the california State Board of Education. http://www.marketwiz.net/napa-education/schools_gen.interest.htm

4. UCLA Undergraduate Admissions And Relations With Schools: UCLA General Catalog courses, degree requirements, housing, counseling, and student services is includedin the UCLA general Catalog 2002 The Regents of the University of california. http://www.admissions.ucla.edu/prospect/catalog.htm

UCLA General Catalog Information about undergraduate and graduate courses, degree requirements, housing, counseling, and student services is included in the UCLA General Catalog: www.registrar.ucla.edu/catalog All incoming freshmen and transfer students will receive a paper copy of the catalog if they attend orientation. Paper copies are can also be purchased from the UCLA Store

5. Attorney General Lockyer Releases Statewide Survey On Law Enforcement/School Par After contacting each of the 2,033 middle and high schools in california, the AttorneyGeneral's survey found that there are 1,093 school resource officers http://caag.state.ca.us/newsalerts/2000/00-070.htm

OFFICE OF THE AG PUBLICATIONS CONTACT US SEARCH ... LINKS TO STATE SITES Attorney General Lockyer Releases Statewide Survey on Law Enforcement/School Partnerships on California Campuses April 4, 2000 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE (SACRAMENTO) – Attorney General Bill Lockyer today released a statewide survey on the use of law enforcement/school partnerships on California middle and high school campuses. Lockyer released the report at Sacramento's Encina High School, which uses both a probation officer and Sheriffs' deputy as a school resource officer for students. "Maintaining our children's safety on and off campus should be our highest priority," Lockyer said. "Hundreds of schools throughout California have sought to protect student safety, improve attendance rates and provide counseling services to their students through the use of a probation or other law enforcement officer on their campus. I support these efforts to help our children learn and grow in a safer and better school environment." While serving as the leader of the California Senate several years ago, Lockyer learned of an innovative program being used successfully in the Central Valley that partnered law enforcement agencies with schools to improve school safety and student performance. After his election as Attorney General, Lockyer made school safety one of his top priorities and joined with Superintendent of Public Instruction Delaine Eastin to create a School Safety Task Force. Through his work with the task force, Attorney General Lockyer discovered no comprehensive survey had been done to determine how many schools use law enforcement/school partnerships.

6. SCORE Science california Department Of Justice Attorney generals Opinons of the california Department of Justice. Attorney general's Civil Rights Commission Reporting Hate longterm goals to assure california's schools remain safe learning environments. http://scorescience.humboldt.k12.ca.us/

Resources "Website Search" Lessons "Lessons Search" ... Feedback Humboldt County Office of Education Preview the new look of SCORE Science. New design by College of the Redwoods Multimedia Program. Schools of California On-line Resources for Education Connecting On-line Resources to California's Standards SCORE Science is maintained by the Humboldt County Office of Education. Funding for SCORE was provided, in part, by the California Department of Education from 1996 - 2000. For standards-based reviews of commercially-produced software, video, and Web resources, visit the new California Learning Resources Network (CLRN) Web site. Last updated May 20, 2002

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9. EWG: Heavy Methyl Bromide Use Near California Schools . foodnews.org. general Info. . About EWG Heavy Methyl Bromide Use. Near california schools. February 9, 1996 http://www.ewg.org/pub/home/Reports/MBCalifornia/CAMethyl.html

Report Topics Cosmetics Arsenic in Wood Toxics Farm Subsidies ... Report Archive EWG Projects Farm Subsidy Database Chemical Industry Archives California environmental issues foodnews.org General Info About EWG Job Openings Contact EWG Search EWG: by Google ewg.org Chemical Industry Archives other sites Heavy Methyl Bromide Use Near California Schools February 9, 1996 Summary In 1993, fourteen people were made ill from routine application of methyl bromide in strawberry fields adjacent to subdivisions in Castroville, California. In 1995, residents of this same subdivision were poisoned again, after methyl bromide was applied to the same fields. In both cases, injury occurred even though all required actions to reduce human exposure to methyl bromide were employed. Since 1985 more than 1,600 Californians have been poisoned and hundreds more evacuated from schools and homes due to methyl bromide exposure (Brodberg et al. 1992). Methyl bromide is an extremely toxic pesticide, heavily used in the production of strawberries, flowers, and other high value specialty crops. It is applied as a gas, and naturally drifts into the surrounding community. Our analysis of pesticide use data from the California Department of Pesticide Regulation shows that at least 826 elementary schools and day care centers were within 2 miles of 10,000 pounds or more methyl bromide use in 1992. Ten schools were within 2 miles of 100,000 pounds of methyl bromide use in that same year, and 321 elementary schools and day care centers were within 1.5 miles of 10,000 pounds of methyl bromide use in 1992. Two schools in Union City, in Alameda county, were within 1 mile of more than 40,000 pounds of methyl bromide use, followed by three schools in Ventura county within 1 mile of between 18,000 and 41,000 pounds of use.

10. California Schools - Elementary, Middle And High School Information state that are implemented with general funds. to come together to learn about localpublic schools. 10% of Internetconnected parents in california and Arizona http://www.greatschools.net/cgi-bin/static/sponsorsofferings.inc/CA

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12. 2002-03 UC Irvine Catalogue: Contents Paper copies of the 200203 UCI general Catalogue are available in person in the libraryor counseling center of most california high schools and colleges Category Reference Education University of california Irvine http://www.editor.uci.edu/catalogue/

TABLE OF CONTENTS About this Catalogue INTRODUCTION TO UCI Message from the Chancellor; UCI Academic Senate Distinguished Faculty The University of California and the Irvine Campus Academic Goals; Academic Structure; Accreditation; Cooperative for Problem Resolution; the Campus Setting; University Advancement Instructional and Research Facilities PREADMISSION MATTERS Office of Admissions and Relations with Schools How to Use the Catalogue Undergraduate and Graduate Degrees and Areas of Study Majors and Careers ... Special Programs : University Program for High School Scholars; Educational Opportunity Program; Center for Educational Partnerships; Student Academic Advancement Services; Graduate Diversity Program; Medical Student Support Programs Expenses and Fees : Estimated Expenses; Fees; Fee Refunds Financial Aid : Scholarships; Grants; Loans; Federal College Work-Study; Aid for Students with Disabilities; Student Employment Undergraduate Admissions Part I: Categories of Application; Admission as a Freshman Applicant; Admission to the University Program for High School Scholars Part II : Admission as a Transfer Applicant; Nonresident Admission Requirements

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PREADMISSION MATTERS OFFICE OF ADMISSIONS AND RELATIONS WITH SCHOOLS The mission of the Office of Admissions and Relations with Schools, a division of Student Affairs, is to: (1) optimize UCI's undergraduate enrollments by implementing Academic Senate, universitywide, and campus policies for the selection and admission of new freshman and transfer students; and (2) stimulate and advance cooperative educational relationships between UCI and California schools and colleges. The Office works to improve the preparation of prospective students for higher education and to promote their access to and success at UCI. Additional information about the services listed below is available from the Office; telephone (949) 824-6703; World Wide Web: http://www.admissions.uci.edu/. Undergraduate Admissions Staff are involved in monitoring applications and admission targets, in collecting and evaluating personal and academic data to select and admit new undergraduate students, in establishing students' permanent UCI academic record, and in evaluating for transfer credit course work taken in other colleges and universities by new and continuing students. Intersegmental Relations Staff are involved in: (1) promoting liaison and curricular articulation between UCI and California Community Colleges; and (2) various educational organizations designed to facilitate regional cooperation (South Coast Higher Education Council).

14. Elementary Schools Elementary schools Berkeley Arts Magnet at Whittier K6) 1645 Milvia Street Berkeley,california (510) 644 Skantze-Neill, Principal general Information Facility http://www.ci.berkeley.ca.us/aboutberkeley/elementaryschools.html

Elementary Schools Berkeley Arts Magnet at Whittier School (K-6) 1645 Milvia Street Berkeley, California (510) 644-6225[FAX: (510) 644-6265] Lorna Skantze-Neill, Principal General Information Facility Summary City of Franklin Microsociety Magnet School 1150 Virginia Street Berkeley, CA (510) 644-6260 [FAX: (510) 644-6420] Barbara Penny-James, Principal General Information Facility Summary Cragmont School 830 Regal Road Berkeley, California (510) 644-8810 [FAX: (510) 644-7717] Jason Lustig, Principal General Information Facility Summary Cragmont PTA Website Emerson School 2800 Forest Avenue Berkeley, California (510) 644-6890[FAX: (510) 644-7758] Susan Hodge, Principal General Information Facility Summary Emerson PTA Website Jefferson School 1400 Ada Street Berkeley, California (510) 644-6298[FAX: (510) 644-6984] Susan McArdle, Principal General Information Facility Summary Jefferson PTA Website John Muir School 2955 Claremont Avenue Berkeley, California

15. Middle Schools Middle schools Martin Luther King Middle School 1781 Rose Street Berkeley, california(510) 6446280 FAX (510) 644-8783 Neil Smith, Principal general http://www.ci.berkeley.ca.us/aboutberkeley/middleschools.html

Middle Schools Martin Luther King Middle School 1781 Rose Street Berkeley, California (510) 644-6280 [FAX: (510) 644-8783] Neil Smith, Principal General Information School Accountability Report Card Facility Summary King PTA Website 1500 Derby Street Berkeley, California (510) 644-6360 [FAX: (510) 644-8707] Carl Brush, Principal General Information School Accountability Report Card Facility Summary Willard Middle School 2425 Stuart Street Berkeley, California (510) 644-6330 [FAX: (510) 548-4219] Gail Hojo, Principal General Information School Accountability Report Card Facility Summary Independent Study General Information Text-Only Sidebar City of Berkeley Home Departments ... Neighborhood Services

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17. CalSAVE Homepage Creates opportunities for california K-12 public schools and districts to participate in discount Category Regional North America Education Resources for Educators...... have its own extranet for california schools coming soon california RepresentativesShannon Lemora california Team Leader line (877) 8041225 general line (800 http://www.c-smart.org/

EDUCATORS: browse products Buy for yourself Buy for school/district New products Hardware ... Go to Advanced Search Search Click here to learn how to use the CalSAVE site. CALIFORNIA K-12 EDUCATORS! Welcome to CalSAVE, the source for low prices on high quality technology and instructional products. Special Deals: CalSAVE is pleased to announce a partnership with the Teacher Education Institute (TEI) . TEI is a leading provider of online professional development and a member of the Microsoft Professional Development Alliance. (PDF 64K) TEI's online technology training solution meets all the professional development criteria defined in the No Child Left Behind Act and therefore is the perfect partner for your EETT projects. Your source for Cisco and 3Com Network Connectivity Hardware Govplace offers a broad range of contract vehicles including six CMAS contracts with 120,000 products. Click here to enter our CalSAVE Storefront to browse our wide selection of Cisco and 3Com products. Most Popular Products: More Great Deals!

18. Welcome Vendors! The establishment of lowest possible prices for california schools is a critical participatein the Department of general Services' california Multiple Award http://www.c-smart.org/vendors/

EDUCATORS: browse products Buy for yourself Buy for school/district New products Hardware ... Go to Advanced Search Search Click here to learn how to use the CalSAVE site. Welcome Vendors! We invite you to become our partner. We offer big benefits for your business CalSAVE brings California K-12 school and district buyers to you! They check our prices before buying technology, instructional materials and other products for their districts and schools. We are building long term relationships with the K-12 community which will continue to benefit them and you. We're looking vendors who offer... High quality products CalSAVE carries high quality, reliable, well supported products and services that are useful to K-12 teachers and administrators. To find out what we currently carry, take a tour of the site. We regularly expand our range to include new products and services. Ask us if your products and services are right for our customers. Best Pricing Offering the lowest possible prices to California schools is the key to maximum benefits for both vendors and customers. It is a powerful motivator for buyers to use CalSAVE for all their needs. This in turn brings more frequent large orders to our vendors.

19. Career Center - Graduate School - Online Resources graduate and professional schools general Finding College information can searchfor schools by subject Guide to california Colleges and Universities List http://career.berkeley.edu/Grad/GradResources.stm

Graduate School - Online Resources General Graduate/Professional Degree Programs Arts, Communication and Humanities Business ... Technology and Physical Science Following are helpful websites for researching graduate and professional schools: General Finding College and University Information - This includes information about graduate programs, ratings, and financial aid information, study abroad programs and more. Graduate School Essays - A number of links and articles on writing the personal statement for graduate school, including sample essays. Gradschools.com - A comprehensive source for graduate school information can search for schools by subject and region. Guide to California Colleges and Universities - List of California schools and the programs they offer. Peterson's Graduate and Professional Schools - A comprehensive searchable database of graduate schools with many links to other resources on graduate school. Review.com - Topics related to graduate school, admissions, financial aid, faculty, test preparation etc. Statementofpurpose.com

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Preparing for Physical Therapy School Overview Pre-Physical Therapy Course Requirements Suggested Timetable for Application Volunteer Experience ... Suggested Extra-Curricular Activities Overview Physical therapists work with a range of people varying from famous athletes to disabled people to people recovering from major accidents. Physical therapists assess a patient's joint and muscle ability, lung capacity, and even sensory perception and functional ability. They use these evaluations to improve the overall quality of each of these areas by using several techniques. These techniques include massage, exercises, range of motion activities, and general joint and muscle health education. Physical therapists are generally excellent communicators, able to effectively educate patients about their recovery and are employed by private rehab, professional/college sports teams, nursing homes, hospitals and private practice. Changes in reimbursement for therapy by the federal government has affected the job market for practicing therapists. This is seen as a short-term situation; as a significant portion of the U.S. population ages, the long-term need for physical therapists is strong. The American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) advocates the completion of a Master's Degree from an accredited Physical Therapy School. At the

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