61. Indiana University Bloomington: Academic Schools, Departments, Divisions indiana University Bloomington Skip Navigation. Academic schools, Departments, Divisions. MusicMusic Education Department Music in general Studies Musicology http://www.iub.edu/academic/schools.shtml

Prospective Students Current Students Parents Alumni Search: Advanced Search Popular IUB Sites Popular IUB Sites Campus Map E-mail Express Emergency Preparedness GPA Calculator INSITE IUCAT IU Events Calendar Knowledge Base OneStart Oncourse Outlook Web Access Post'Em RegWeb Webmail A-Z Big List Find People Academics Research ... IU Bloomington Home Academic Schools, Departments, Divisions A B C D ... W A Accounting and Information Systems (AIS) African Studies African American and African Diaspora Studies, Department of Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) ... Audio Recording and Technology B Bands, Department of Biochemistry Program Biology Business, Kelley School of ... Operations and Decision Technology C Central Eurasian Studies, Department of Chemistry Classical Studies Cognitive Science Program ... Curriculum and Instruction, Department of D Distributed Education, Office of E East Asian Languages and Cultures Economics, Department of Education, School of Counseling and Educational Psychology ... Ethnomusicology Program F Film Studies Program Finance Fine Arts, School of Art History ... French and Italian, Department of G Gender Studies Geography, Department of

62. Interestind as a private school online and get general information. An explanation of how homeschoolsare nonaccredited nonpublic schools as far as indiana law goes; by http://www.bloomington.in.us/~learn/interestind.htm

Life Education And Resource Network Up-dated 07-30-2001. For Homeschoolers in Indiana: Click on the following topics: Legal/political information Statewide support groups Local support groups in Indiana Miscellaneous information about support groups Legal/political information: The official State of Indiana Department of Education site . List your household as a private school online and get general information. An explanation of how homeschools are non-accredited nonpublic schools as far as Indiana law goes; by Lora L. Miller, "Consultant, Youth Out of the Education Mainstream" at the Indiana Department of Education. And what that means as far as granting diplomas and getting teenagers into college or other post-high school programs. Also check out this page on homeschooling in Indiana and eligibility for federal financial aid. Indiana Standards for Education by grade level. Legislative Information which allows you to track the progress of bills in the House and Senate in Indiana's General Assembly. Does your teenager want to have a job? Check out the

63. Purdue University Facts Online : Schools as a school in the schools of Pharmacy Clinic of Carroll County (FHCCC) in Delphi,indiana. hygiene, environmental health sciences, and general health sciences. http://www.purdue.edu/OOP/facts/pages/schools.html

Schools (West Lafayette Campus) Agriculture Management Consumer and Family Sciences Pharmacy, Nursing and Health Sciences ... SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE One of two divisions originally established at Purdue in 1869. Programs of study> Associate degrees> General agriculture, agricultural economics, agricultural systems management, agronomy, animal sciences, and horticulture. return to top of page SCHOOL OF CONSUMER AND FAMILY SCIENCES Established as a department of home economics in 1905; became a school in 1926; named School of Consumer and Family Sciences in 1976. Areas of specialization> Apparel design and technology; coordinated dietetic program; dietetics; early childhood education and exceptional needs; financial counseling and planning; food science; foods and nutrition in business; individual and family studies; nutrition, fitness, and health; nutrition science-premedicine; hospitality and tourism management; retail management; selling and sales management; youth, adult, and family services; family and consumer sciences education; occupational family and consumer sciences education. Associate degree program: food service and lodging supervision.

64. SouthBendTribune.com: Log In indiana School BoardsAssociation and the indiana Association of a Spartan budget thathits schools hard no additional money to support general school operations http://www.southbendtribune.com/stories/2003/02/05/local.20030205-sbt-MARS-A1-Sc

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65. International Studies For Indiana Schools_About ISIS indiana or any states, whose schools have access ISIS presenters include indiana Universityinternational students, both Topics can be as general as The Daily http://crlt.indiana.edu/isis/ISIS_About ISIS.htm

WHAT WE DO 1. ISIS K-12 Classroom Programming We want to encourage you to take advantage of the diverse range of international studies programming opportunities that ISIS offers K-12 educators. ISIS programs are available, free-of-charge, to K-12 teachers, in Indiana or any states, whose schools have access to IAV technology. We even pay for the connection charges. ISIS presenters include Indiana University international students, both graduate and undergraduate, visiting scholars, academic specialists, and world area study centers' outreach staff. Each is selected for his or her special expertise regarding a requested program topic. ISIS topics can address a wide range of curricular subjects, including current events. Topics can be as general as "The Daily Culture of India" and as specific as "The Effects of the Rainforest Biome on the Local Culture." Tailored programs originate with the teacher, who contacts us to request the development of an interactive video (IAV) program focusing on a particular curriculum topic. The relevant IU world area studies center identifies a presenter(s) and the ISIS Programs Coordinator trains her or him in the best use of the IAV equipment and assists in the design of the program. The final product is negotiated among the teacher, the presenter, and the ISIS Coordinator. Each "event" is scheduled for a broadcast time which fits both the teacher's and the presenter's schedules.

66. Parent Involvement asked concerning how to contact members of the indiana general Assembly. Concernedparents may contact members of the general Assembly Up to individual schools. http://www.muncie.k12.in.us/Parent involvement.htm

MCS WEB LINKS SCHOOLS STUDENTS PARENTS ... MCS HOME Superintendent’s Parent Advisory Council News As Superintendent for the Muncie Community Schools, I am seeking your ideas and opinions on how to increase your involvement within our schools to benefit children. Your ideas and opinions are important. Feel free to email your suggestions to me at mcreasy@muncie.k12.in.us or to SPAC President Linda Cortwright at parentcouncil.muncie.k12.in.us Your suggestions will be appreciated. Below are minutes of the Superintendent’s Parent Advisory Council SPAC MINUTES January 13, 2003 7:30 p.m Attendance Norma Norman, Clayton McKnight, Carmen Thomas, Ricky Adams, Kevin Holland, Tom Spotts, Michelle Conley, Mark Cummings, Josie Adams, Patrick Jones, Teresa Bilello, Carol Scanameo, Dana Young, Amy Rawson, Linda Cortwright, Carmen Costello, Joy Pinegar, Jane Koenker, Monica James, Phil Juday, Marjorie Jameson. Comments from the Superintendent Dr. Creasy discussed school safety, progress of PL 221, and cost containment. Dr. Creasy urged members to become aware of the actions of the Indiana General Assembly. He stressed the importance of presenting ideas on school improvements and school funding issues to the Indiana General Assembly. Standing Committee Reports A.

67. School Of Continuing Studies General Studies Degree Program Military Service Cre general Studies Degree Program. indiana University follows the American Council onEducation's education gained through military service, schools, and experience http://scs.indiana.edu/univ/univ_gsd/univ_gsd_military_service_credit.html

General Studies Degree Program Military Service Credit Indiana University follows the American Council on Education's Guide to Evaluation of Educational Experiences in the Armed Services in granting credit on the basis of education gained through military service, schools, and experience. To receive credit for your military service background, you must submit copies of your official discharge (DD214) or active-duty document (DD295) and/or transcripts of service schools you have attended (for example, AARTS, SMARTS, Community College of the Air Force, or Defense Language Institute). Request that official transcripts of your AP, CLEP, DANTES, and Excelsior College examination scores be sent to the office to which you are applying. About Us SCS Site Map Ask Us! Indiana's first online bachelor's degree. Full story. Undergraduate Courses How to Enroll Student Services ... Graduate Degree Last updated: 16 December, 2002

68. NCSLnet: Lotteries In The U.S. K12 Public schools). indiana. 10/13/89. Education, License Plate Tax, Police/FiremanPensions, Teachers Retirement, Build indiana Fund. Iowa. 08/22/85. general Fund. http://www.ncsl.org/programs/econ/lotto.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? Lotteries in the United States Updated December 2, 2002 LOTTERIES State Start-Up Date Use of Net Revenue Arizona Mass Transit, General Fund, County Assistance, Economic Development, Heritage Fund, Local Transportation Assistance Fund California K-12 Education Colorado Parks and Recreation, Wildlife, Open Space Connecticut General Fund D.C. D.C. General Fund Delaware General Fund Florida Educational Enhancement Trust Fund Georgia Education (Hope Scholarship Program, Voluntary Pre-Kindergarten Program) Idaho Illinois Common School Fund (K-12 Public Schools) Indiana Education, License Plate Tax, Police/Fireman Pensions, Teachers Retirement, Build Indiana Fund Iowa General Fund Kansas Economic Development, Prisons Kentucky General Fund Louisiana State's Lottery Proceeds Fund (appropriated by legislature annually) Maine General Fund Maryland General Fund, Stadium Authority

69. Day Of Concern Events: October 8, 1998 Eastern Hancock High School Charlottesville, indiana (317) 467 in connection withNashville schools citywide in show with Illinois Attorney general, Jim Ryan http://www.pledge.org/press/oct8events.html

home the pledge day of national concern news ... contact Student Pledge Against Gun Violence Day of Concern Events: October 8, 1998 Examples from around the country: Minneapolis, Minnesota New York City, New York Marietta, Georgia Philadelphia, Pennsylvania ... Want more information? Minneapolis, Minnesota At the invitation of Minnesota Attorney General Skip Humphrey, Secretary of Education Riley will be visiting a school in Minneapolis on the Day of National Concern. He will participate in a panel discussion with high school students on the subject of young people and gun violence. Minneapolis Mayor Sharon Sayles Belton, who has played a significant national role by activating her fellow mayors participation, and Attorney General Humphrey, who has also played a national role by alerting his fellow state attorneys general to the Day of National Concern, will be taking part in the panel discussion. Date: Oct. 8

70. Marion Indiana | General Overview malls and movie theatres, factories, schools, parks and the Indians in the State ofIndiana during the named for the Revolutionary War general, Francis Marion http://www.marion-in.com/general_overview/

Introduction Marion, Indiana is a midwestern city like most others - tree-lined streets with tidy lawns, shopping malls and movie theatres, factories, schools, parks and playgrounds. Every morning thousands of men and women hurry to jobs - teachers, factory workers, doctors, shopkeepers. Likewise, their children head off to school, aspiring to be computer programmers and artists, teachers and homemakers. But there’s something very different about Marion. Perhaps it’s the rich history of patriotism and prosperity. Or maybe it’s the unparalleled excellence in the arts. It could be the presence of outstanding universities and technical colleges. Or a tenacious drive for success in athletics. More likely, it is the arch of courage and determination that connects Marion’s heritage of innovation and diversity to its vision of the future, made strong by a keystone of community pride. History of Marion Grant County was dedicated in 1831 to the honor of Captain Samuel Grant and Moses Grant, both killed in an Indian Battle in 1789, the same year that George Washington was inaugurated as the first president of the United States.

71. Military Schools And Colleges indiana. Fort Benjamin Harrison Soldier Support Institute Adjutant general SchoolFinance School Computer Science School Physical Fitness School Recruiting http://www.erec.army.mil/ompf/branchschools.htm

AR 600-8-104 AR 351-1 and DA Pamphlet 351-4 (List Revised 05 December 2001) 1. A list of authorized training Certificates and Course Completion Certificates (Resident and Non-Resident/current and discontinued) are listed below by location of the school. 2. Training from other branches of the armed Services, i.e. Navy, Marine, Air Force, National Guard and Army Reserve, are authorized for filing. If you still have questions after reviewing the list click here and ask us. Click on a location for school information: Alabama Alaska Arizona California ... Washington Alabama Fort McClellan: Chemical School Polygraph Institute U.S. Army Training Center Military Police School NCO Academy (Chemical) Drill Sergeant School Fort Rucker: U.S. Army Safety Center Aero Medical Center Aviation Medicine NCO Academy (Aviation) NCO Academy (Military Police) Redstone Arsenal: Ordnance Missile and Munitions Center and School Maxwell, AFB:

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Home Lw Schools Links Law Schools in U.S. Law Schools in Indiana Send this page to a friend Featured Listings: Get your institution listed here. General Listings: Indiana University, Bloomington 211 South Indiana Ave. Bloomington, IN 47405 Phone: 812-855-4765 URL: http://www.law.indiana.edu Institution: Public Indiana University, Indianapolis 530 West New York Street Indianapolis, IN 46202 Phone: 317-274-2459 URL: http://www.iulaw.indy.indiana.edu Institution: Public University of Notre Dame PO Box 959 Notre Dame, IN 46556-0959 Phone: 219-631-6626 URL: http://www.law.nd.edu Institution: Private Valparaiso University Wesemann Hall Valparaiso, IN 46383 Phone: 888-825-7652 URL: http://www.valpo.edu/law Institution: Private Submit A Link

73. I.U. School Of Law - Indianapolis, China Summer Program through the financial aid offices of their home schools. 530 West New York Streetindianapolis, indiana 462027536 general Information From and About China. http://indylaw.indiana.edu/programs/china/china.htm

China Summer Program Professor Jeffrey W. Grove , Director General Description Curriculum Instruction Activities ... Information About China Indiana University - A Tradition of Summer Law Study in China The Indiana University School of Law - Indianapolis pioneered in sponsoring summer law programs in China. In 1987 Indiana University launched a summer program in Shanghai which operated annually for ten years. Law students and lawyers from nearly 100 law schools in the United States and seven foreign countries participated. In 1998 Indiana University began a new summer program in Beijing - China's ancient capital and its political and cultural center. The host institution is Renmin (People's) University of China School of Law, internationally recognized as one of China's premier law schools. This is the only 4 week/5 credit program in Beijing, focusing on the legal aspects of China's emerging market economy, the increasing opportunities for trade and investment in China, and the development of rule of law in China. The 2003 Program is scheduled from May 23 - June 21. Renmin (People's) University of China Renmin University of China was established in 1950, the year following the founding of the People's Republic of China. The first university established in the New China, it is designated a "key" national university. Its tree-lined campus is located in the University Sector of Beijing. Approximately 1,000 students are enrolled in Renmin's School of Law, which confers both undergraduate and graduate law degrees, and which has established academic exchange and other cooperative programs with more than 50 law schools in more than 20 countries.

74. IAAN Indiana Academic Advising Network private schools, while not funding new students in public schools. this year, unlessmodified by the general Assembly, the indiana property taxpayers http://iaan.indiana.edu/index2.htm

IAAN Indiana Academic Advising Network Allied Organization of click the above logo to go to the NACADA website The Outstanding Indiana Advisor Award application is available on-line. Nominations are due on Friday, 4 April 2003. There will be two awards made one for a faculty advisor and one for a professional staff advisor. Have you sent in your nomination yet? LEGISLATIVE UPDATES 2003 This page will be updated as information is released from the State House. Please check this page regularly 03/10/03 Update Budget Clears House "The House of Representatives passed a new two-year budget proposal to the Senate last week on a 51-49 vote along party lines. As expected, the proposal tapped several funding resources including the pension stabilization fund, tobacco settlement savings, and additional gaming taxes. To accomplish increased funding for education, spending for Medicaid and corrections was curtailed. The House budget placed a priority on funding education for both K-12 and the state's universities. Specifically, the House restored the cuts in each campus' operating appropriations imposed for this biennium through the Governor's Deficit Management Plan and prior legislative action. In addition, for those campuses that experience growing enrollments, the budget allocates one half of the requested growth formula amount in Fiscal Year 2004, and an additional 25 percent in Fiscal Year 2005..."

75. ClearLearning News in May 2000 the year’s general assessment tests School Corporation contains threeelementary schools with a The indiana State Auditors also expressed concern http://www.clearlearning.com/frames/news/alexandria.html

News Alexandria, Indiana schools Purdue University EET Department Test Pilot ClearLearning in Alexandria, Indiana Alexandria Community School Corporation Finds Strength in (automated) Numbers The Alexandria (Indiana) School Corporation has successfully completed in May 2000 the year’s general assessment tests for all its first through fifth graders in record-breaking time thanks to their new electronic testing system made possible by Test Pilot from ClearLearning. "We were frustrated by the time it took to administer, score and record our paper exams the previous year," stated Diana Haggerty, Title I Coordinator for the Alexandria Community School Corporation. "We’ve calculated that the district was able to redirect more than 600 staff hours back into educating our students by converting to Test Pilot." The new system was a big hit with students, teachers, parents, and administrators. The district now plans to expand its use to high school assessments and other forms of progress testing. Too Laborious The Alexandria Community School Corporation contains three elementary schools with a total of 850 students. "In previous years, grading by hand was horrendous," commented Ms. Haggerty. "It took all 10 of the Title I teaching staff approximately a full month to score and record the end of the year assessments." Additionally, classroom teachers needed student achievement results more quickly in order to plan remedial interventions. The Indiana State Auditors also expressed concern about the validity of test results since so many people had been involved in the scoring and reporting process. To ensure greater accuracy, the Auditors suggested that the district incorporate a procedure with more quality control.

76. IHETS: Distance Education Resources disseminates information about the Star schools Program of of Distance Educationat indiana State University position in the group general Distance Education http://www.ihets.org/learntech/distance_ed/resources/

Distance Education Resources This collection of distance education and mediated instruction development resources is intended for Indiana higher education staff, faculty, and administrators and others with professional interests in distance learning. Information here is regularly updated, most recently on October 5, 2000. IHETS staff welcomes comments and suggestions. Write webmaster@ihets.org Table of Contents (click any title to go to that section) General Distance Education Resources Virtual Universities Teaching with Technology Resources Maintained on the IHETS Web Site ... The Distance Education Clearinghouse "This web site brings together distance education information and resources from Wisconsin, national and international sources. New information and resources are being added ... on a continuing basis," report its organizers at the University of Wisconsin-Extension. Distance Education Network ADEC The Web site of the American Distance Education Consortium, state universities and land grant institutions providing distance education programs and services via technology. Lots of information on Internet and electronic trends, satellite delivery, accessibility, and standards and plans. Distance Education Resources On the site of the Instructional Technology Council, this page features links to individual other sites of interest and also links to groupings of informaiton on topics like " Legislative and Grant Resources," "Reports and Abstracts," and " Online Courses."

77. Mid-Central Conference General Information indiana WESLEYAN WINS ALL SPORT TROPHY indiana Wesleyan prevailed as the MCC All majorhelp from their women's sports, whom amassed 51 of the schools 88.5 points http://www.mid-centralconf.org/first_page.html

Information INDIANA WESLEYAN WINS ALL-SPORT POINTS.......BETHEL WINS BASEBALL TITLE....IN SOFTBALL, MARIAN, BETHEL ADVANCE TO NAIA REGION VIII CHAMPIONSHIPS.... Main Page Fall Sports Winter Sports Spring Sports ... Past Women Sport Champions The Mid-Central Collegiate Conference has the purpose and function to promote intercollegiate athletics in a well-rounded athletic program, maintain high ideals, and promote sportsmanship. Therefore, the Mid-Central Collegiate Conference encourages the member schools to stress the supporting role of athletics in the total education process and keep athletics in proper prospective. 2001-02 ALL-SPORT STANDINGS INDIANA WESLEYAN WINS ALL SPORT TROPHY Indiana Wesleyan prevailed as the MCC All-Sport Award winners for the 2001-02 year. They edged out Taylor University 88.5-87.5 points. Bethel College, last year's champs, came in 3rd with 68 points. The remainder: Huntington College was 4th with 58.5; Marian College 5th with 55; University of St Francis 6th with 51; Grace College 7th with 50.5 and Goshen College 8th with 44 pts. IWU won the trophy by with major help from their women's sports, whom amassed 51 of the schools 88.5 points. IWU won or shared 5 of the league's 7 women's sport titles.

78. Indiana Department Of Education Central resource for indiana's public school system provides links to school pages, legal services, special education and online publications. State House. indianapolis, indiana . 462042798. Questions relating Unlike many states, indiana schools are not required to hot topics pertinent to the indiana educational community. http://www.doe.state.in.us/

Superintendent State Board of Education K-12 School Web Sites K-12 School Data ... Answer to a Question www.doe.state.in.us Room 229, State House Indianapolis, Indiana, Questions relating to this web site: Voice: 317-232-0808 Fax: 317-233-6326 webmaster@ doe.state.in.us April is School Library Media Month Hot Topics: State-Approved Supplemental Services Provider List, 2002-2003 Core 40 End-of-Course Assessments Student Services Online Monthly Conference Town Meetings ... A Letter to the Editors April 4, 200 27 Communities Awarded $12 Million for Learning Centers April 1, 200 171 Four Star Schools Announced for 2002-2003 March 28, 200 Letter to the Editor Indiana State Board of Education March 27, 200

79. Redirect : IU Law Bloomington School of LawBloomington's Error Page/Redirection. Bloomington Campus. indiana University. This Week at the Law School There is also a general site map available to The indiana Constitution and other indiana State Law Documents http://www.law.indiana.edu/law/lawschools.html

CONTACT US SITE MAP Prospective Students Our Community ... Our Community Curriculum: Programs and Courses Career Services Student Life Outreach ... Law School Page Not Found (404) We've recently redesigned our site. As a result, bookmarks and some search engine referrals have become obsolete. Please use this page to help you locate the information you are seeking and then refresh your bookmarks accordingly. This page provides likely search paths through the Law School's site. There is also a general site map available to assist your search. Quick Topic Links Admissions Libraries and Documents Course Information Law Journals ... Community Outreach Programs If you are looking for: Admissions Related Information (Prospective Students) Law School Admissions Office Admissions Home Admissions Application Information Admissions Quick Start Financial Aid Financial Aid and Information Law School Application Application and Information Request Form Questions about the Admission Process Frequently Asked Questions Libraries and Documents The Law Library The Virtual Library The Declaration of Independence, U.S. Constitution, and other Federal Law Documents

80. Charter Schools: Indiana Charter schools indiana indiana does not have a charter school law, although there has been legislative interest. (For many years, indiana schools have been able to appeal to the State Board of Education for the waiver of rules. http://www.ncrel.org/skrs/timely/ind.htm

Charter Schools: Indiana Pathways Home Page Contents Indiana does not have a charter school law, although there has been legislative interest. (For many years, Indiana schools have been able to appeal to the State Board of Education for the waiver of rules. Each year, a modest number of schools make this request; they usually ask for relief from the 180-day instructional requirement in order to give teachers time for professional development.) In 1995, Indiana passed the "freeway school" bill, a further opportunity for school districts and private and public schools to propose the waiver of state laws and regulations contingent upon the improvement of attendance, academic performance, and graduation rates. Freeway schools are schools or school corporations that have applied to the State Board of Education for freeway school status, which allows them to break free of bureaucratic red tape that binds locally controlled schools in Indiana. In exchange, these schools agree to be acountable for student performance (as measured by the ISTEP+ or other locally developed standardized test). Currently, there are about 10 freeway schools, several of which were private schools that voluntarily came under the power of the state in applying for freeway school status. Indiana's attempt to pass charter school legislation failed in January 1997. The legislation would have allowed local school boards to establish charter schools as public schools within the school corporation that the school board governs. The bill limited the number of charter schools to 60. It gave priority to those schools serving at-risk students and required that 16 of the charter schools would be designed to increase educational opportunities for at-risk students.

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