Local Young Adult Information For South Carolina www.midnet.sc.edu/edu/school.htm A listing of k12 schools in the midlib/menu.htm localMidNet's listing of libraries- local Midlands, south carolina and others http://www.midnet.sc.edu/ya/local.html
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Education: South Carolina Education Worldwide International Colleges Colleges, Universities and Trade schools.k12 schools k-12 schools south carolina All k-12 schools Nationwide http://www.externalharddrive.com/usa/states/southcarolina/education.html
K-12 Schools With Learning Disabilities Programs, USA k12 schools for Learning Disabilities. Gulliver schools 6565 N. Kendall DriveMiami, FL 33156 305-666-7937. Center Academy 8019 Himes Ave. south carolina. http://www.autism-pdd.net/k-12.html
Extractions: Please note: Autism and related disabilities, such as PDD-NOS (Pervasive Developmental Disorder - Not Otherwise Specified), and Asperger's Syndrome are not just one disorder with a well defined set of symptoms; autism is a broad spectrum of disorders that ranges from mild to severe . The schools on our list are schools for Learning Disabilities , they may not be an appropriate placement for all the children with autism. If you have corrections for information already on the list, or a new listing, we'd appreciate hearing from you. State Index Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas ... Wyoming Return to State Index McGill-Toolen High School
DISCUS - South Carolina's Virtual Library - Promotion Ideas Logo DISCUS south carolina's Virtual Library Link to DISCUS home page, k-12 schools(Rich Text Format); Public Libraries Colleges (Rich Text Format). Design http://www.scdiscus.org/proideas.html
Extractions: DISCUS Promotion Ideas Design and distribute a DISCUS bookmark to your users. Create a DISCUS brochure for your library, campus, school district or school. Each describes DISCUS, lists available resources and research activities they support, and explains how to access for these participants. Additional ideas for school and college libraries: Make a DISCUS presentation at a faculty meeting. Make a DISCUS presentation at a parent-teacher organization meeting. Promote DISCUS resources in your school newspaper or newsletter.
Why Not Call It "The Convenience Store And Gas Station Lottery"? In fact, the owners of south carolina s convenience stores and gas stations aregetting more lottery money than are south carolina s public k12 schools. http://www.gwd50.k12.sc.us/TheConvenienceStoreLottery-WebEdition.htm
Extractions: Why Not Call It The South Carolina Convenience Store and Gas Station Lottery? Gary West Greenwood School District Web Edition ( The South Carolina Education Lottery has been selling chances for a year, now. Total revenues for the lottery are about $869 million Based on the latest information, about of that money goes into prizes, goes into administration, goes into commissions for ticket sellers, and goes into education. In many communities, citizens believe that schools are getting a windfall of money that 29% for education from the lottery. That is simply not the case. In fact, t he owners of South Carolina s convenience stores and gas stations are getting more lottery money than are South Carolina s public K-12 schools According to the Education Lotterys website ( http://www.sceducationlottery.com/appropriations.htm $252 million has been raised for education in South Carolina The following table shows a how education is defined under the lottery distributions: Education as Defined by the Lottery In Million $ Percent K-12 Impact College/Tech School Scholarships Not regular classroom instruction College Technology Not regular classroom instruction Other College Programs Not regular classroom instruction EAA Administrative Costs Not regular classroom instruction SCETV Digitalization Program Not regular classroom instruction Public Libraries Not regular classroom instruction School Buses (moved from General Fund) Not regular classroom instruction Teacher Grant Program
About Standards Development The Standards Committee of the south carolina InformationResources k-12 schools and Library Technology Initiative - The k-12 schools http://www.myscgov.com/SCSGPortal/static/about.html
Extractions: Six of the ten strategic issues identified in the South Carolina strategic information resources plan of 1998 addressed improving citizens accessibility to government information, goods, and services. Automated Access to Public Information Seamless Access to Government Services Using IT Resources Effectively and Efficiently Standards to Insure Interoperability Application of Current and Emerging Technologies Simple, Effective Means of Doing Business Using Technology With these in mind, South Carolina has developed the mySCGov.com portal. This includes vertical areas of interests News, Government, Education, Business, Health, Public Safety, Environment and Tourism. A portal is a "one-stop shop" filled with information and service choices. Each of the portals caters to the needs of its users citizens, employees or businesses. The user is linked directly to the information source or service automatically, without needing to know which agency is involved. No longer will the user have to know and navigate a specific agency web site to find the information he wants. Also, a search engine has been incorporated to allow the user the ability to search for specific items. All pages containing information relative to the search will be displayed. However, links to all agencies home pages are available for direct access.
K The k12 School Technology Initiative is funded by the south carolina Legislatureto ensure that all schools and libraries can participate. http://www.myscgov.com/OIR/k12initiative.htm
Extractions: K-12 SCHOOL TECHNOLOGY INITIATIVE Mission To provide all public schools and public libraries in South Carolina with high speed, efficient and cost effective access to the Internet and to SCINET, the statewide data backbone. Status In 1997, South Carolina was the first state in the nation to have all public libraries connected to the Internet and one of the top 3 states to have all public schools connected to the Internet and a high speed, statewide, digital backbone. High speed data and Internet access allows schools in South Carolina to forge new learning experiences for all students in all grades. High speed Internet access allows all libraries to offer every citizen the chance to bridge the digital divide and benefit from all that the Information Age offers to enrich their lives. Management The K-12 School Technology Initiative is funded by the South Carolina Legislature to ensure that all schools and libraries can participate. Costs for this network are managed efficiently and effectively by the K-12 School Technology Coordinating Committee, which takes advantage of high volume statewide contracts for equipment and services, thereby reducing the overall cost of the network. The Federal E-rate program is also utilized to defray a portion of the expenses. Additionally, the network is centrally managed by the Office of Information Resources, freeing the schools and libraries from the difficult task of maintaining a large, complex, ever-evolving telecommunications network.
Education K-12 Education k12 How Does America's Promise Support Local the foundation for many schools'and communities The south carolina Association of School Administrators http://www.americaspromise.org/GetInvolved/supportschools.cfm
Extractions: Our Partners ... National Organizations Education K-12 How Does America's Promise Support Local Schools of Promise? America's Promise provides the following categories of support and technical assistance to schools that are implementing and strengthening their Schools of Promise initiative: Implementation tools and technical assistance including: The Five Promises Checklist, a tool to help schools identify the age-specific needs and the community resources to fulfill the Five Promises for all kids;
PELINKS4U - K-12 School PE Web Sites for Great Physical Education Grafton, MA; south Knoll Elementary Lincolnton MiddleSchool, North carolina - Mr. Rutledge Mr School Districts/k-12 schools. http://www.pelinks4u.org/links/k12schools.htm
Extractions: Click To See More Resources Archives Book Reviews Editorial Team Higher Education PE Web Sites K-12 School PE Web Sites PE Academic Areas PE Advocacy PE Forum Online Site Sponsorships State AHPERDs State PE Standards Teaching Unit Plans Web Pages of PEHLS Professionals Updated March 27, 2003 Elementary High School School Districts/K-12 Schools Conference/Workshop Calendar Elementary Schools A.G. Richardson Elementary School , Culpeper, Virginia - John Kassel Aiken Elementary School , South Carolina- Ms. Secrist Apalachee Elementary School , Tallahassee, Florida,- Terry Devine Applecreek Elementary School - Sundie Garrison Aster Elementary School , Colville, Washington - Bill Carpenter Ayden Elementary School , North Carolina- John Williams Barneveld Elementary School , Barneveld, Wisconsin - Cindy Kuhrasch Babler Elementary School , Glencoe, Missouri Bayview Elementary , Norfolk, Virginia - Bill McDonald Blaine Elementary School,
Extractions: Bibliography American Association of School Librarians and the Association for Educational Communications and Technology. Information Power: Building Partnerships for Learning. Chicago: 1998. Bialo, Ellen and Sivin-Kachala, Jay. " The Effectiveness of Technology in Schools: A Summary of Recent Research. " School Library Media Quarterly, Fall 1996, pp. 51-57. Benton Foundation. The Learning Connection. http://www.cdinet.com/benton/goingon/learning.htm The CEO Forum on Education and Technology. School Technology and Readiness Report: From Pillars to Progress, Year One. Washington, DC: 1997. Dede, Chris. ASCD Yearbook: Learning with Technology. Alexandria: ASCD, 1998. Education Commission of the States. Harnessing Technology for Teaching and Learning . Denver, CO: Education Commission of the States, 1998. Gartner Group/Datapro. Best of Breed and Best Practices . August, 1997. Online) Available at http://www.ed.gov/Technology/Plan/Nat Tech Plan.htm Haycock, Ken. Research Imperatives for Information Professionals: Developing Foundations for Effectiveness . Morris, Betty, ed. School Library Media Annual. Englewood CO: Libraries Unlimited, 1995.
Home Reports And Publications Quick Facts. about south carolina Public schools. Local Certificates, 913, 1,089.Percent Entering Postsecondary schools b, 61.8%, 62.1%. Teachers (Grades k12). 44,449. http://www.myscschools.com/reports/fact00.htm
Extractions: Home Reports and Publications Quick Facts about South Carolina Public Schools July 2000 ENROLLMENT BY GRADE SPAN, 1998-99 Male Female Total Kindergarten (5-year-old) Primary (Grades 1-3) Elementary (Grades 4-8) High School (Grades 9-12) Total Enrollment ENROLLMENT BY ETHNICITY, 1998-99 Male Female Total % of Total African-American White Other Total Enrollment SPECIAL POPULATIONS, 1998-99 Number Percent Children with Disabilities (Ages 6-21) Free/Reduced-Price Lunch Eligible a PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL COMPLETERS Completers Diplomas State Certificates Local Certificates Percent Entering Postsecondary Schools b PALMETTO ACHIEVEMENT CHALLENGE TESTS (PACT) PERCENTAGES BASIC OR ABOVE, SPRING 1999 Reading/Language Arts Mathematics Grade 3 Grade 4 Grade 5 Grade 6 Grade 7 Grade 8 PROFESSIONAL EDUCATIONAL STAFF, FALL 1999 Positions - Instructional Personnel FTE c Teachers (Child Development) Teachers (Grades K-12) Librarians/Media Specialists Guidance Counselors Other Instructional-Oriented TOTAL INSTRUCTIONAL STAFF Positions - Instructional-Related Personnel Principals Assistant Principals Vocational Center Administrators Assistant Superintendents Directors of Instruction and District Supervisors Consultants and Coordinators Other Professional Staff T OTAL INSTRUCTIONAL-RELATED STAFF TOTAL PROFESSIONAL STAFF TEACHER PROFILES, FALL 1999
Schools & Churches - Pendleton, South Carolina Grades k12, Anderson County School District Four. learn skills each year in SpecialSchools for new is the fourth largest college in south carolina's system of http://www.townofpendleton.org/schools&churches.htm
Extractions: Grades K-12 Anderson County School District Four College Tri-County Technical College Tri-County Technical College is a public two-year college serving Anderson, Oconee and Pickens counties from its campus in Pendleton. A tool for economic development was its original mission in 1962 and it remains the College's primary mission today. Tri-County has an open admissions policy and annualy enrolls around 5,000 students in credit classes. Another 14,000 enroll in continuing education classes, and around 1000 students learn skills each year in Special Schools for new and expanding manufacturers in the three-county service area. With a total enrollment of close to 10,000 students in all programs, Tri-County is the fourth largest college in South Carolina's system of 16 technical colleges.
South Carolina's Educational Technology Plan Bibliography Indicators of Quality Information Technology Systems in k12 schools. Making TechnologyHappen Best Practices and Policies from Exemplary k-12 schools. http://www.sde.state.sc.us/sde/educator/techplan/techbibl.htm
Extractions: This page has been made available for your convenience, but the content of this site will no longer be updated after May 20, 2001. Visit the new site for new information. Bibliography American Association of School Librarians and the Association for Educational Communications and Technology. Information Power: Building Partnerships for Learning. Chicago: 1998. Bialo, Ellen and Sivin-Kachala, Jay. " The Effectiveness of Technology in Schools: A Summary of Recent Research. " School Library Media Quarterly, Fall 1996, pp. 51-57. Benton Foundation. The Learning Connection. http://www.cdinet.com/benton/goingon/learning.html The CEO Forum on Education and Technology. School Technology and Readiness Report: From Pillars to Progress, Year One. Washington, DC: 1997. Dede, Chris. ASCD Yearbook: Learning with Technology. Alexandria: ASCD, 1998. Education Commission of the States. Harnessing Technology for Teaching and Learning . Denver, CO: Education Commission of the States, 1998. Gartner Group/Datapro. Best of Breed and Best Practices . August, 1997.
Home State Superintendent Of Education Even when you take last years budget cuts into account, over the past four years,south carolina's state funding for k12 schools has increased by 27 percent http://www.sde.state.sc.us/superintendent/2002SuptSpeech2.cfm
Extractions: previous page As I travel across the state, I meet business and industry officials, school board members and legislators, Kiwanis, and Rotarians, ministers and lay people, parents and senior citizens. And what I tell them is that our progress in public education is the result of your hard work, your creativity, and your determination. I stand on your shoulders. You are giants. Truly, you are South Carolina heroes. Several years ago, South Carolina raised the bar for its K-12 education system. In approving the landmark Education Accountability Act of 1998, the General Assembly finalized statewide academic standards for every school, every grade, and every subject. These new standards were as rigorous as any in the world. And we are creating better learning environments: Our students have made significant, and in some cases dramatic improvements, in statewide PACT testing. We have seen gains across all grade levels, subjects, and demographic groups.
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South Carolina PTA SCPTA supports the Comprehensive Health Education Act in all schools in SouthCarolina. for lottery proceeds to be divided between k12 schools and college http://www.myschoolonline.com/page/0,1871,0-110242-48-6983,00.html
