61. Georgia -- Sources [ ALSO! -- U.S. Law ] administrative districts (some have an alternative web site American Civil LibertiesUnion of georgia Law schools • Admission to Practice • Continuing Legal http://www.lawsource.com/also/usa.cgi?ga

62. The GSU Signal - Georgia's Forests: An Endangered Species? The 26 georgia counties containing national forest land also possible, fewer forestsequal less money for schools. Service doesn't reinstate alternative C, the http://www.gsusignal.com/vnews/display.v/ART/2003/02/04/3e3e89436d5d1

Monday April 07, 2003 Front Page News Perspectives Sports ... Archives Search News options PERSPECTIVES Award shows, concerts wrong time and place to protest Be careful when your eyes contradict your ears Church and state still waiting for the divorce papers Grenade incident could unfairly damage how Muslims are viewed ... How to solve the problems in African American relationships Georgia's forests: an endangered species? Steven Ricard Photo Editor February 04, 2003 Later this month, our regional Forest Service, headed by Bob Jacobs, is expected to release their plan revisions concerning how the Southern Appalachian National Forests will be managed for the next fifteen years. This comes following a late-November revision of the National Forest Management Act (NFMA) by the Bush administration eliminating requirements for environmental impact statements, which measure the long-term damages done to plant and animal life within our nation's forests. Following the lead of the Bush administration, the Region 8 Forest Service is proposing to remove the "no commercial logging" stipulation, known as Alternative C, from its own changes. These changes are not surprising considering the fact that the Department of Agriculture's Undersecretary for Natural Resources and Environment is a former timber industry executive and lobbyist. In Georgia alone, there are more than 865,000 of the Southern Appalachian's 13 million acres of land, spanning 13 Southern states and Puerto Rico. According to the U.S. Forest Service's own figures, approximately 32 percent of threatened and endangered species found in all 155 national forests are located here in the region.

63. School Safety On The Forefront: State Legislative Approaches California, georgia and Minnesota are among the states that have included after atriskpay for teachers who work in alternative schools serving violent http://www.ncsl.org/programs/cyf/CFFCArticle.htm

Login Here Register Now To access special member content and services legislators, legislative staff and Foundation for State Legislatures sponsors must log in. ( Clear this notice.) NCSLnet Registration Help Forgotten NCSLnet Password? School Violence Project School Safety on the Forefront: State Legislative Approaches (as seen in the Colorado Family and Children's Journal, Fall 1999) By: Julie Thomerson, JD/MSW. Policy Associate In the past decade, state legislatures have remained diligent in addressing school violence, with at least twenty states passing new laws promoting school safety during 1998 and 1999. And in the wake of recent school shootings in Littleton, Colorado and Conyers, Georgia, legislative activity is expected to intensify in the 2000 session. State legislatures currently address school violence in various ways. A majority of states continue to follow traditional approaches, such as enhanced security measures and disciplinary codes, while many look for additional ways to prevent crime on school grounds. Increasingly, state legislatures acknowledge the importance of responding to risk factors, such as mental health issues and peer conflict. Recognizing the complexity of the issue, many lawmakers have designed programs and policies to deal with school violence within the broader context of community and family, acknowledging that school violence is not just a school problem. Some unique enactments include an Arizona law providing free college education for third graders that stay out of trouble, firearms training in Utah schools, and community education in Washington. While not an exhaustive list, this article presents a snapshot of recent state legislative activity around school safety issues.

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65. BTS: State Energy Program - Special Projects In Georgia 1998 , Fosters The Development of A Sustainable alternative Fuels Market. 1999-, georgia Clean Cities Support. 1999 -, Marietta City schools CNG Bus Project. http://www.eere.energy.gov/buildings/state_energy/projects/cfm/states/ga_sp.cfm

SEP Special Projects in Georgia DOE has awarded the State of Georgia the following Special Projects. The SEP Special Projects are awarded yearly on a competitive basis using funding from technical programs in DOE's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy (EERE) from the buildings, transportation, electricity and electric power, and industrial sectors. The yearly awards were: Year No. of Projects DOE Contribution State Contribution 2002 Special Projects Building America 2002 - High Performance Remodeling And New Home Construction Industrial Technologies 2002 - Georgia Industries Of the Future Zero Energy Homes 2002 - Georgia Zero Energy Homes Alternative Fuels/Clean Cities 2002 - MARTA CNG Bus Signage 2001 Special Projects Building America 2001 - Georgia Building America 2002 Codes and Standards 2001 - Georgia Energy Code Project Energy/Environment Integration 2001 - Georgia Energy And Environment Initiative If you would like to see special projects in other states, go to our SEP Special Project search page Archived Special Projects Buildings Building America Georgia Building America Rebuild America Georgia Energy $mart Schools Partnership Project Electric Power Utilities Remote Solar and Renewable Energy Applications Transportation Alternative Fuels Emory University Electric Station/Shared Car Project Working in Cooperation with Clean Cities - Atlanta and Public School Fleet Managers Clean Cities Fosters The Development of A Sustainable Alternative Fuels Market Georgia Clean Cities Support Marietta City Schools CNG Bus Project Emory University Electric Eagle Shuttle Program ... BTS Home U.S. Department of Energy

66. Great News For NASS And NASS Schools Communities in schools of georgia, Atlanta, GA (receiving $6.3 municipal leadershipin support of developing alternative high schools in communities http://www.streetschools.com/14press/14press.html

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67. Schools - Harris County Georgia Chamber Of Commerce County School System PO Box 388, Hamilton, georgia 31811 (706 Public schools HarrisCounty School System (Website Crossroad alternative School Hamilton 6287452. http://www.harriscountychamber.org/schools.htm

Harris County Education Harris County has a seven-member school board. The Georgia Pre-K, a national award winning pre-kindergarten program, is in place in all elementary schools. Dr. Susan C. Andrews, Superintendent Harris County School System P. O. Box 388, Hamilton, Georgia 31811 Click here to view ITBS Scores Public Schools Harris County School System Website Harris County High School Mr. Roger Couch , Principal Hamilton Pine Ridge Elementary School Mr. Dan Trotter, Principal Ellerslie Mulberry Creek Elementary School Mr. Jeff Branham, Principal Cataula Crossroad Alternative School Hamilton Harris County Carver Middle School Mr. Arnold Jackson, Principal Hamilton Park Elementary School Mrs. Anglea Jackson , Principal Hamilton New Mountain Hill Elementary School Mr. Garnett Ray, Principal Fortson Private School Waverly Hall Christian Academy Mr. Buddy Hucks, Principal Higher Education Area Code 706 Columbus State University ., Columbus, 568-2001

68. Georgia State University News & Events require an intensive summer institute in the schools, along with coursework at GeorgiaState Atlanta Public schools has a similar alternative training program http://www.gsu.edu/~wwwexa/news/archive/education/02_shortage.htm

November 20, 2002 CONTACT: Lisa Borello University Relations Angela Turk, 404-651-4033 College of Education Georgia State, partners get federal funding to alleviate teacher shortage Department of University Relations at Georgia State University

69. Georgia State University News & Events will be to work with state leaders to increase the pool of education graduates whowant to teach in georgia schools. By offering an alternative path to teacher http://www.gsu.edu/~wwwexa/news/archive/education/01_eddeanrel.htm

May 17, 2001 CONTACT: Lisa Borello University Relations Colarusso named Georgia State College of Education dean ATLANTA - Longtime faculty member Ronald P. Colarusso has been named dean of Georgia State University's College of Education. Colarusso, a 30-year veteran teacher and administrator, had served as interim dean of the college since June and chair of the educational psychology and special education department since 1993. The dean's appointment became effective May 14. Colarusso's main objective will be to work with state leaders to increase the pool of education graduates who want to teach in Georgia schools. By offering an alternative path to teacher certification, the state can begin to fill its more than 2,000 classroom and administrative job openings, he said. "We have a responsibility to help deal with the severe teacher shortage in the state," Colarusso said. "We need to be as creative as possible in training teachers, but we can't give up on quality and standards." During Colarusso's tenure at Georgia State, the College of Education has launched collaborations with several metro-area school systems, including Atlanta Public Schools, Cobb County Public Schools and Fulton County Schools. In its partnership with Fulton County Schools, the College of Education started "Georgia State University Teaches Georgia," a summer training program that recruits qualified candidates with bachelor's degrees in fields other than education for jobs in Fulton County's kindergarten to fifth-grade classrooms. Recruits are provided with intensive instruction from university and school-based mentors.

70. About Us received from the state of georgia's alternative Education Program As an alternativeeducation facility, it serves Gwinnett County and the Buford City schools. http://www.korrnet.org/give/introduction.html

The Center The G winnett I nter V ention E ducation Center The GIVE Center 91 Green Street Lawrenceville, GA 30045 PHONE: (770) 338-4898 FAX: (770) 338-4899 The GIVE Center was created in 1994 by the Gwinnett Board of Education. It began as an initiative funded by grant money received from the state of Georgia's Alternative Education Program, formerly known as the CrossRoads Alternative Education Program . As an alternative education facility, it serves both Gwinnett County and the Buford City Schools. The GIVE Center exists to serve the educational and behavioral needs of students who have had chronic disciplinary problems at their base schools or who are returning to the school environment from a Juvenile Justice Facility. GIVE was one of the first alternative school programs in the state of Georgia. It serves anywhere from 78 to 200 students at a time. They range in age from 12 to 18 years old. The ratio of students to teachers is ideally 15:1. Total number of students served: The average student stays at GIVE anywhere from 18 weeks to a year. The length of the stay is determined by the Disciplinary Panel . Less than 10% of students who exit the GIVE program return for disciplinary problems. More Questions?

71. Capitol Punishment Midsized georgia cities could also fall under GRETA's jurisdiction. lawmakers complainedthat Barnes' $12 million boost for alternative schools would punish http://www.flagpole.com/Issues/02.03.99/capitolpunish.html

Capitol Punishment A regular series covering the Georgia General Assembly Last week lawmakers spent so much time discussing proper attire that some bills can be identified by their fashion accessories. Welcoming the firearms industry's largest trade show to Atlanta this week, lawmakers in the House last Friday overwhelmingly passed Rep. Curtis Jenkins' (D-Forsyth) bill, backed by the National Rifle Association, that would prevent the city of Atlanta from suing gun manufacturers. Mayor Bill Campbell spoke against the measure, all but ensuring its passage. It goes to the Senate this week. House Minority Leader Bob Irvin (R-Atlanta) introduced competing legislation that would bar the city from suing any product manufacturer and lashed out at trial lawyers in "thousand dollar silk suits," drawing the ire of the majority. Sen. Sonny Perdue (R-Bonaire) dealt lobbyists another blow, drafting a bill to make ex-lawmakers wait one year before getting the license to pander to former peers. About 30 of the registered 1,000 lobbyists were legislators or high-ranking state officials, some as recently as last month. Tired of amateurish perks from lobbyists such as booze, bucks and barbecue, lawmakers may aspire to turn pro with product placements like Speaker Murphy, or snag fat corporate sponsorships. February 1 is, after all, according to a House resolution, "Kroger Day at the Capitol." Beware lawmakers eating Big Macs on the House floor, or popping in pieces of Wrigley's when they speak at the well.

72. SavannahNOW: Our Schools: School Profiles who make that assumption are misinformed about the georgia Teacher alternative PreparationProgram. SavannahChatham County Public schools report verifiable http://www.savannahnow.com/features/ourschools/2001news.shtml

2001 School News Four ideas to transform our schools Web posted Sunday, Aug. 26, 2001 There is no better time for this community to take ownership of public education. KIPP program hinges on school system support Web posted Saturday, Aug. 25, 2001 Chatham County's public schools have a chance to get a nationally acclaimed program that boosts the way poor, minority students perform in school. No need for first-day jitters Web posted Tuesday, Aug. 14, 2001 Second- and third-graders in Room 22 at Ellis Elementary stared up at Leigh Mesco Monday as she introduced herself on the first day of school. Renovated school gets high marks from students, teachers Web posted Tuesday, Aug. 14, 2001 Bright, shiny white floors with streaks of green and blue and freshly-painted matching walls are some of the changes that have students and teachers beaming at Jordye Bacon Elementary School in Liberty County. Fellow named for reform model program Web posted Monday, Aug. 13, 2001 If the Savannah-Chatham County Public Board of Education wants a KIPP school next year, it can have one. For the past several months, former schools Superintendent Virginia Edwards and others in the Savannah-Chatham County Public Schools system have been working with KIPP (Knowledge is Power Program) officials to bring the program, which targets low-income, minority students, here. A new breed of teachers Web posted Sunday, Aug. 12, 2001

73. MediVibe.com - Medical Schools honoring the field of alternative Medicine as admission information, online coursesand medical schools. Medical College of georgia Health sciences university http://www.medivibe.com/medical_schools.shtml

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75. Engineering Outreach Jasper County located in central georgia is a community that has four schools allconcentrated in Academy and Washington Park alternative School simultaneously http://www.engr.uga.edu/service/outreach/Japer County.htm

Jasper County Schools Recycle Food Waste SUMMARY The Department of Biological and Agricultural Engineering at the University of Georgia in Athens and Jasper County Extension Service have cooperated in order to develop a food waste recycling and educational program in Jasper County Schools. This included participation from students, teachers, and the community. The program was based on results from a 1999 UGA Engineering Outreach Service pilot study where the University's food waste was successfully composted. BACKGROUND Jasper County located in central Georgia is a rural farming community that has four schools all concentrated in and around the Monticello township. Piedmont Academy and Washington Park Alternative School simultaneously expressed interest in composting their food waste as a waste reduction and environmental educational tool. The other two schools expressed interest pending success of the first two schools. While Piedmont Academy and Washington Park Alternative School together generate a modest 10 tons of food waste per year, education and future outreach were the focal points of this project. Results and experience gained from a pilot study, composting the University's cafeteria food waste, was applied to the project. PROCESS MODIFICATIONS

76. Georgia Schools Of Nursing On: The Nurse Friendly University System of georgia Board of Regents http//www Modest Gains, However, ComeAs Many schools Work to healthcare, up to 30% on alternative Chiropractic http://www.nursefriendly.com/nursing/nursingschools/georgia.schools.of.nursing.h

Nurse Directories on: The Nurse Friendly Georgia Schools of Nursing You are here: Home Directories Nursing Schools, Colleges of Nursing The Shortcut URL To This Section Is http://www.nursefriendly.com/schools/ Each link on our website is Nurse-Reviewed and Approved. To add your site to our index, please click here Add Your Website/URL Do you have a question or concern? Please E-mail us Georgia Nursing Schools School of Nursing at Athens (SONAT) : The School of Nursing at Athens (SONAT) offers the baccalaureate program (both generic and RN to BSN) and a limited number of tracks within the masters program. Approximately 100 generic undergraduate students, 10 RN to BSN students, and 15 masters students can be accommodated on the Athens campus. Campus Address: Kellett Building 1905 Barnett Shoals Road Green Acres Center Athens, Georgia 30605 (706) 542-7053 http://www.mcg.edu/SON/sonat.html School of Nursing at Barnesville (SONAB) : "The School of Nursing at Barnesville (SONAB) offers only the RN to BSN program by distance learning and is capable of accommodating up to 20 students." Gordon College Room 210 Smith Hall 419 College Drive Barnesville, Georgia 30204 (770) 358-5304 Please email comments, suggestions or questions to: Brenda Maddox

77. Schools Serving Harris County Georgia Crossroads alternative 132 Barnes Mill Road, Hamilton, GA 31811. Harris County High8281 georgia Highway 116, PO Box 448, Hamilton, GA 31811, (706) 6284278. http://www.harris-county.com/business/school.htm

Harris County, Georgia Antioch Cataula Ellerslie ... Whitesville, and Lake Harding Search This Site: Site Map Accountants Animals/Pets Attorney ... Web Site Design HARRIS COUNTY EDUCATION Columbus State University, (706)568-2030, Marlowe, Dr. Lon D. Harris County School System (Click here for more info) Crossroads Alternative 132 Barnes Mill Road, Hamilton, GA 31811 Harris County Carver Middle 184 South College Street, P. O. Box 408, Hamilton, GA 31811, (706) 628-4951 Harris County High 8281 Georgia Highway 116, P. O. Box 448, Hamilton, GA 31811, (706) 628-4278 Mulberry Creek Elementary 8405 Georgia Highway 315 P. O. Box 3094, Cataula, GA 31804 New Mountain Hill Elementary 33 Mountain Hill Road, Fortson, GA 31808 (706) 323-1144 Park Elementary PO Box 428, Hamilton, GA 31811 (706) 628-4997

78. Middle Georgia Clean Cities The Bibb County Superintendent of schools, Ms. Sharon buses and to the transitionto alternativefueled vehicles The georgia State Energy Office will make funds http://www.mga-cleancities.com/founders.asp

Cleaning up the air will let us all breath a little easier about the future. HOME Donate to Clean Cities List of Stakeholders MGCCC is composed of a diverse and highly committed stakeholder team. The Advance Power Technology Office The U.S. Air Force Advance Power Technology Office (APTO)—formally known as the Alternative Fueled Vehicles Systems Program Office (AFVSPO)— was established in April 1995 to lead acquisition efforts for alternative fueled vehicles (AFVs) for the Air Force. Air Force AFV efforts are driven by the national goal to reduce dependence on imported oil and the need to comply with federal energy and environmental mandates and Executive Order 13031. Alternative Fuel Solutions Alternative Fuel Solutions is a Georgia-based consulting company for the propane industry led by Ed White. Mr. White is a member of the Board of Directors for Clean Cities-Atlanta and is currently working with six Clean Cities Coalitions and State Energy Offices in four states to promote alternative fuel programs. His company, Alternative Fuel Solutions, is actively involved in developing infrastructure to support propane vehicles throughout the Southeast. Bill Butler Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep

79. Habitats Homepage provide alternative classroom setting. to developing a Schoolyard Wildlife Habitatin georgia includes tips CERTIFIED schools Find a certified school near you. http://www.gwf.org/schools2.htm

Keep Filling Your Feeders: Georgia’s Wintering Hummingbirds Need Nourishment The Georgia DNR/WRD is recommending that Georgians keep their hummingbird feeders up throughout the winter. Learn More.... The Basics: Water The Basics: Cover The Basics: Nesting ... Other Links CREATING WILDLIFE HABITATS Take your students outdoors! Create a Schoolyard Wildlife Habitat A Schoolyard Wildlife Habitat is an outdoor laboratory alive with learning opportunities for all ages across the curriculum. Schoolyard Wildlife Habitats are designed to attract wildlife by providing elements crucial to wildlife survival: food, water, cover and places to raise young. A Schoolyard Habitat will: provide areas for teaching and learning about nature restore habitat for wildlife decrease mowing maintenance costs provide alternative classroom setting create beautiful places on campus enhance biodiversity Let GWF help you get started!

80. Homeschool/Alternative Links homeschooling as a viable alternative for the HandsOn Curriculum, Curriculum/schools,Associations, Message Cherokee and Forsyth counties, georgia) who want http://w3.gorge.net/cannon/home.html

Homeschooling AERO-The Alternative Education Resource Organization AERO helps people who want to change education to a more empowering and holistic form. It helps individuals and groups of people who want to start new community schools, public and private, or change existing schools. It also provides information to people interested in homeschooling their children, or finding private or public alternative schools. To provide a free "book resource" service to the homeschool internet community. To promote Christian homeschooling as a viable alternative for the education of our children. This website is a FREE service to homeschoolers. You will find K-12 curriculum for use with your children (students). The Digital Education Network Education is rapidly undergoing a progression from traditional curricula to innovative and increasing interactive learning. ACT360° Media is addressing this issue by providing quality content and new methods of interaction through the Digital Education Network. With DEN, teachers and parents can access timely content for classroom or home use, and introduce students directly to the Internet education experience. Right now, ACT360° Media is offering seven exciting DENs. Each DEN offers up-to-date information and interactive features that encourage students to learn, think, and participate in the online community. Discussion Board For Home Educators Home Educators of any religious or secular belief system are welcome. Practical advice and scholastic/academic discussions and support are the focus here.

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