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Extractions: Office, Guidance, Clinic Staff Administration Deans Office Staff Clinic Para Educators Guidance Faculty Back Office Staff Welcome to the offices of Ransom Middle School. We have a very pleasant staff of ladies who are very helpful and dedicated to our school. Mrs. Peggy Castleberry is our school Data Specialist and has been with our school since February of 1989. Mrs. Nubia Echevarria is our School Finance Specialist and has been with our school since December of 1991. Mrs. Sandra Bedsole is our Administrative School Secretary III, and has been with our school since August of 1989. Mrs. Martha Welch is our Administrative School Secretary I in our Guidance Office and has been with our school since August of 1997. Aren't they sweet? (and the flowers are nice too!) Mrs. Peggy Castleberry Mrs. Nubia Echevarria Mrs. Sandra Bedsole Mrs. Martha Welch These are the first two smiling faces you'll see in Ransom's front office. Mrs. Debbie Alltop (left) is our receptionist and an Administrative Clerk II. She has been at Ransom since 1989. Mrs. Sara Blackburn (right) is our attendance clerk. Each one of these ladies will welcome you to our school and will help in any way possible.
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Extractions: Maps All About Maps [ Teens/Mature Teens ] - Includes the art and science of cartography, history of maps, mapmakers, how maps are used today, and how they will be used in the future. Atlapedia Online [ Kids/Teens/Mature Teens ] - Contains full color physical and political maps as well as key facts and statistics on countries of the world. Capitals.com [ Kids/Teens/Mature Teens ] - Simple maps of countries around the world. Also includes basic facts about each country. Color Landform Atlas of the United States [ Kids/Teens/Mature Teens ] - Maps include satellite information, 1895 state maps, and links to outside resources. Flags and Maps of the World - Contains pictures of flags and maps of various countries. Interfact Atlas [ Kids/Teens ] - A unique online atlas for children and teachers. Requires Flash plug-in. Mapzone [ Kids ] - Uses a variety of online games to teach children about mapping and geography. Maui Travelogues [ Kids ] - Contains a map of Maui,Hawaii designed by fourth graders. OSSHE Historic Atlas Resource Library [ Kids/Teens/Mature Teens ] - Includes maps of the ancient world as well as 18th- and 19th-century maps of the United States. Covers topics from the expansion of the Roman Empire to the journeys of Louis and Clark.
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Extractions: I hate how I get sometimes. I'm working tomorrow morning, and I should go to bed like, soon, like, now, but I don't want to sleep. 'Cuz if I go to bed, I'm gonna have to think, and I'm gonna think for a while - I think insomnia is coming back again, anyways, last night it took me forever to go to sleep. And I don't wanna think, I just wanna forget what made me feel like this so I finally can go to sleep. And I don't wanna go to sleep because I don't wanna wake up, and I don't want tomorrow to exist, and... Yeah.
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Extractions: Lost in the shuffle: Knights learned to cope with the new alternative schedule by Van Than This year, a seven class schedule was adopted to better accomodate students' learning needs. Mondays through Thursdays, students attended four classes, three of which were 90 minutes, and on Fridays, all seven classes met for 45 minutes each. Many students and teachers liked not meeting with all classes each day. I like the alternative scheduling, because you have two days to do your homework and extra free time to do other things at home," Kara Peterson, freshman, said. Students valued the new schedule because they could spend extra time with their teachers and they could get to know their classmates better. A large number of the students used the extra class time not only to socialize with friends, but as time to finish their homework. Since classes were longer, teachers were given more time to teach their subject thoroughly. I love the new scheduling plan, because I always have time to get help before turning in my homework," Bao Ngoc Than, freshman, said. Another benefit of the new schedule was additional time for students to prepare for both optional and required standardized tests. "The alternative scheduling gives me an opportunity to concentrate on studying my Georgia Graduation Test skills during classes," Camden Janney, junior, said.
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Extractions: Program ELEMENTARY Pre-K-KG-First Grade Stimulating, hands-on materials allow for active learning. Students develop their own learning styles in social settings and classroom interaction. Listening, acquiring of expressive oral language, along with appreciation for reading are essential skills. A major goal is concept development and readiness for a lifetime of self directed learning through curricular experiences, in mathematics as well as language and independent inquiry. Second/Third Grade An integrated, literature based language arts program provides children with opportunities to become independent readers, writers and thinkers. Numeration, exploring data, geometry, rules/patterns, operations, and measuring are topics of mathematics. Social studies addresses skills of history, geography and society while selected science topics include: living things, materials, earth/space and forces/energy. Language Arts is integrated in all areas of study. Fourth/ Fifth Grade Students develop the ability to work and think cooperatively and independently. Language Arts is integrated into all areas of study. Students participate in literature and writers workshops. In math, students explore formal operations with whole numbers, fractions, decimals, logic, estimation, problems solving, statistics, probability and geometry. Science topics are selected from: living things, materials, earth/space, and forces/ energy. Social studies skill areas are: self/social awareness, cultures, geography, economics and government.
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Extractions: By the sixth century, three states had emerged as the political and cultural heirs of the Meroitic kingdom. Nobatia in the north, also known as Ballanah, had its capital at Faras, in what is now Egypt; the central kingdom, Muqurra, was centered at Dunqulah, the old city on the Nile about 150 kilometers south of modern Dunqulah; and Alwa, in the heartland of old Meroe in the south, had its capital at Sawba. In all three kingdoms, warrior aristocracies ruled Meroitic populations from royal courts where functionaries bore Greek titles in emulation of the Byzantine court. The emergence of Christianity reopened channels to Mediterranean civilization and renewed Nubia's cultural and ideological ties to Egypt. The church encouraged literacy in Nubia through its Egyptian-trained clergy and in its monastic and cathedral schools. The use of Greek in liturgy eventually gave way to the Nubian language, which was written using an indigenous alphabet that combined elements of the old Meroitic and Coptic scripts. Coptic, however, often appeared in ecclesiastical and secular circles. Additionally, early inscriptions have indicated a continuing knowledge of colloquial Greek in Nubia as late as the twelfth century. After the seventh century, Arabic gained importance in the Nubian kingdoms, especially as a medium for commerce.
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Extractions: Middle School Web Resources Web Page Guidelines Instructional Technology Facilitators Workshops, Summer 2002 Teacher Resources 7th Grade Web Resources Greece Egypt Authors Mythology ... 7C Hershey Project 8th Grade Web Resources American History Native Americans General History Genealogy ... Basketball General Reference and Search Engines Reference Search Engines For the Teacher 7th Grade Greece Scientists Thales : First Philosopher/Scientist Greece - People in History Biographies, The Scientists : A List. Archimedes Home Page Aristarchus and the Heliocentric Theory Top of page General Information Egypt Egyptian Mythological Deities NOVA Online/Pyramids The Inside Story presented by Tour Egypt: Official Site of the Ministry of Tourism, Egypt King Tut Top of page Authors Gary Paulsen Teens@Random Hang with the Authors Candlewick Press - Welcome Houghton Mifflin Company Scholastic.com CanTeach ... The Literary Web (IS 490) Authors on the Web litweb.net
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Extractions: Teacher Announcements FAQ Links ... Calendar If you have previously made changes to this page, in this Internet session, you may have to click on your Reload/Refresh button to see those changes reflected below and to preserve those changes as you make new changes. April 7-11 LANGUAGE ARTS: You need to have 3 entries in your Writers Notebook each week. They can be on any topic. They will be checked on Monday. You can always add more to your readers response or writers notebooks. Do you have a response written in your Readers' Response book for the fantasy and biography you read? Revised drafts of Oratorical due now! Read Leona in Seedfolks and complete all paperwork for Wednesday, April 9. MATH: Keep practicing the challenge problems. Page 6 #6 due Thursday, April 10. SCIENCE: SOCIAL STUDIES: TFK Scavenger Hunt for extra credit.
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Extractions: WEB RESOURCES NEA Web Resources NEA History/Social Studies Sponsored by Bordentown Regional School District Teacher Tools BRSD Lesson Plans Subject Links Student Links ... Administrator Links The following sites are from the NEA booklet entitled "Useful Web Sites for Educators - 2000." The descriptions are also from the NEA site; compiled by a group of NEA teacher consultants from across the country. History/Social Studies URL Description First Thanksgiving The tradition of this site is steeped in myth and legend. Thanksgiving was not a national holiday until 1863. CyberSchoolBus The is an educational project launched by U.N. Publications. Imagine the United Nations as a vast land of resources to travel through. You can stop on the way and pick up information on water pollution or housing or urban problems or drop in at one of the four major U.N. conferences (such as the one on population held in Cairo) or visit all of the peace-keeping sites around the world. You can also take a tour of the U.N. and then stop by the bookstore to order instructional materials, charts, and posters. Using the Multimedia Tolls of the Internet for Teaching History This site was developed as an
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Extractions: We focused on the history and culture of Africa. We learned about the earliest people, the growth of civilizations and kingdoms, the coming of Europeans, and the struggle for independence, as well as important issues for African people today, including social, political, economic, and environmental problems.
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Extractions: Main Page Full Texts Legal Texts Additions Search ... IHSP Credits The Internet Ancient History Sourcebook has expanded greatly since its creation, and now contains hundred of local files as well as links to source texts throughout the net. See Introduction for an explanation of the Sourcebook's goals. See the Help! page for all the help on research I can offer. Although I am more than happy to receive notes if you have comments on this web site, I cannot answer specific research enquiries [and - for students - I cannot, or rather will not, do your homework.] The Ancient History Sourcebook works as follows: This Main Index page [this page] shows all sections and sub sections. These have also been regularized in a consistent hierarchy. This should allow rapid review of where texts are. To access the sub-section pages , simply browse the sections below and select the highlighted (white text with blue background) section title on the left.
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