41. National Aquaculture Extension Conference Summary: High School Vocational Agricu are 30 to 40 high schools in indiana which have Students from all of the Putnam Countyschools are also to enroll in a two year vocational aquaculture program http://www.mdsg.umd.edu/extensionconf/AQ08.html

Conference Summary High School Vocational Agricultural (Aquaculture) Training in Indiana LaDon Swann Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant Program Purdue University West Lafayette, Indiana 47907-1026 As one of the six regional aquaculture learning centers (Indiana, Iowa, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Texas, Washington), South Putnam conducts two to three workshops a year for beginning and advanced aquaculture instructors from around the nation. The Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant Program and the Cooperative Extension Service have provided instructors for each of the training programs. The South Putnam program received a value-added grant from the state of Indiana to build a mobile aquaculture laboratory. The mobile lab was constructed to transport to other schools and special events (fairs, farm shows, FFA conventions) to outreach, promote and educate students and individuals throughout Indiana and beyond about aquaculture. South Putnam is also working with inner city schools in helping to set up and maintain aquaculture programs within their schools. General Information Background Information National Committees Conference Summary ... Adobe Acrobat pdf Last modified Thursday, 29-May-1997 23:59:00 EDT

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43. Addresses And Phone Numbers Of All Colleges Schools Universities In The Area Cod Addresses and Phone Numbers of all Colleges schools Universities in the area code StPlymouth, IN 465631761 (219) 936-1954 indiana vocational Technical College http://www.a2zcolleges.com/address_phone/219.html

Knowledge ... listed alphabetically Addresses and Phone Numbers of all Colleges Schools Universities in the area code 219 Ancilla College PO Box 1 Plymouth, IN 46563-0001 Bethel College 1001 W McKinley Ave Mishawaka, IN 46545-5591 Calumet College of St Joseph 2400 New York Ave Whiting, IN 46394-2146 Community School of the Arts of Taylor University 1025 W Rudisill Blvd Fort Wayne, IN 46807-2140 Concordia University 6600 N Clinton St Fort Wayne, IN 46825-4916 Davenport College 7121 Grape Rd Granger, IN 46530-9069 Fort Wayne Center For Medical Education 2101 E Coliseum Blvd Fort Wayne, IN 46805-1445 Freedom Academy 1208 E Lakeside Dr Kendallville, IN 46755-2730 Goshen College 1700 S Main St Goshen, IN 46526-4794 Goshen College Goshen, IN 46526 Grace College and Seminary Warsaw, IN 46580 Holy Cross College Notre Dame, IN 46556 Huntington College 2303 College Ave Huntington, IN 46750-1299 Hyles Anderson College 8400 Burr St Crown Point, IN 46307-1499 Indiana Institute of Technology 1600 E Washington Blvd Fort Wayne, IN 46803-1297

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Knowledge ... listed alphabetically Addresses and Phone Numbers of all Colleges Schools Universities in the area code 812 Columbus Campus of Iupui 4601 Central Ave Columbus, IN 47203-1769 Danville Area Community College 2000 E Main St Danville, IN 46122-9423 Hanover College Hanover, IN 47243 Hanover College Hanover, IN 47243 Indiana Business College 1431 Willow St Vincennes, IN 47591-4207 Indiana Business College 4601 Theatre Dr Evansville, IN 47715-3901 Indiana State University Terre Haute, IN 47801 Indiana State University 217 S 6th St Terre Haute, IN 47807-4214 Indiana State University Field Campus 1373 W County Road 700 N Brazil, IN 47834-7524 Indiana University Bloomington, IN 47401 Indiana University Purdue University - Columbus 4601 Central Ave Columbus, IN 47203-1769 Indiana University Purdue University - Indianapolis Business School 801 W Michigan Bloomington, IN 47401 Indiana University Purdue University - Versailles 901 W US 50 Versailles, IN 47042 Indiana University Southeast 4201 Grant Lint Rd New Albany, IN 47150-6405

45. Indiana North Central Association Commission On Accreditation And School Improve In indiana, the NCA CASI represents 561 elementary, middle and secondary, optionalspecial function, unit, college prep and adult/vocational schools. http://baby.indstate.edu/IndianaNCA/

Welcome to the Indiana North Central Association Commission on Accreditation and School Improvement! The North Central Association Commission on Accre ditation and School Improvement is a nationally recognized regional accrediting organization whose purposes are to accredit schools and to support schools in their efforts for school improvement. It is a not-for-profit, voluntary membership organization of approximately 9,100 schools in a 19-state region plus schools of the Department of Defense Dependents and Navajo Nation. In Indiana, the NCA CASI represents 561 elementary, middle and secondary, optional special function, unit, college prep and adult/vocational schools. NCA CASI was originally formed in 1895 as a society to discuss and resolve issues relating to education in the late 1800s. By 1901, the Association had appointed a Commission on Accredited Schools to develop standards for schools. In 1904, the Association approved its first list of 156 accredited schools. Indiana's Emmerich Manual was the first Indiana school to be accredited by this Association, followed shortly by Alexandria-Monroe High School. In 1965, the Commission began a re-evaluation program requiring self-study and peer review visits on a regular schedule. The requirement was that each member participate in a self-study and team visit at least once during each seven-year cycle (now a five-year cycle). NCA CASI provides a school improvement model focusing on achieving growth in student learning. It is a process for change and accountability. The NCA CASI process requires planning, implementing, and assessing using a data-driven results-oriented model.

46. Vocational Schools In Spokane And Spokane Valley Washington PACE is a certified vocational program, 2310 N. Monroe Center for External Studies,611 E. indiana, Spokane, WA programs to students from 32 area high schools. http://www.spokanevalleyonline.com/vocationalschools.htm

Vocational Schools - technical skills center, computer schools, arts Spokane Valley, Spokane Washington area Advertising Marketing Hosting Web Design ... Submit Site ADVERTISE Advertise your business or organization. Promote your sale or local event! (get more info SHOP LOCAL Vocational Schools Career and Technical Schools Do you want to further your education , or get some specialized training ? Here are some organizations that can help you achieve your goals. Valley Tour Valley Chamber Valley Mall Featured Ads ... [Religious Education] Arts and Crafts NAME DESCRIPTION LOCATION PHONE Spokane Art School Classes in the visual arts for all ages 920 N. Howard St., Spokane, WA, 99201 Dance NAME DESCRIPTION LOCATION PHONE Academy of Dance Offering professional caliber training in performance Dance.

47. L2L Infrastructure Award 97048 The Center for vocational Personnel Preparation at indiana University of Pennsylvaniaand 34 area vocationaltechnical schools propose to develop a model for http://www.l2l.org/invest/awards/97048abstract.html

1997/1998 Award What's New Infrastructure Investments projects Search projects by profile View projects by region ... Network for Linking Rural Vocational Technical Schools Center For Vocational Personnel Preparation, Indiana University Of Pennsylvania Project Abstract The Center for Vocational Personnel Preparation at Indiana University of Pennsylvania and 34 area vocational-technical schools propose to develop a model for vocational teacher education that transforms the present one, which is limited by traditional institutional and geographic boundaries, to an Internet-based communications system for vocational educators in western Pennsylvania. To meet this goal, we propose to achieve the following educational objectives: (a) enhance field-based teacher, director, supervisor, and co-op certification programs, (b) increase vocational teachers' access to university faculty, (c) extend the reach of in-service workshops and seminars, (d) increase communication and coordination with vocational school administrators and advisors, and (e) link vocational educators and their students to representatives from business, industry, and the trades. Current constraints to meeting these objectives include: It is increasingly difficult to fund rising travel costs required to deliver field-based vocational certification programs.

48. L2L Infrastructure Award 97048 Network for Linking Rural vocational Technical schools. indiana Universityof Pennsylvania Center for vocational Personnel. Brief Abstract http://www.l2l.org/invest/awards/97048.html

1997/1998 Award What's New Infrastructure Investments projects Search projects by profile View projects by region ... L2L Professional Development Abstract Profile Partners Region Contact ... Network for Linking Rural Vocational Technical Schools Indiana University of Pennsylvania Center for Vocational Personnel Brief Abstract: To develop a model for vocational teacher education that transforms the present one, which is limited by traditional institutional and geographic boundaries, to an Internet-based communications system. Extended Abstract A detailed implementation plan is available. For more information visit the Network for Linking Rural Vocational Technical Schools Web site Abstract Profile Partners Region Contact Proposal Number: Institution Type: State System of Higher Education Technologies Wide Area Network Delivery Systems Telecommuncations Companies Wide Area Network Applications Telephony Two-Way Video Computer Networking Web Local Area Networks Desktop Computers Partners School Districts Higher Education Economic Development Organizations Businesses Beneficiaries K-12 Students K-12 Teachers K-12 Administrators Higher Education Students Higher Education Faculty Demographics Regional Purpose Curriculum Development Curriculum Delivery Professional Development and Training Economic Development Abstract Profile Partners Region Contact Partners: Admiral Peary AVTS A.W. Beattie AVTS

49. Colleges & Universities; Vocational (Trade) Schools & Career Training Programs; universities, trade schools, technical schools, the armed forces or other educationalopportunities in the Metropolitan indianapolis (indiana, USA) area, you http://www.thehighschoolgraduate.com/local/MI00.htm

HOME CONTACT Antonelli College 124 East 7th Street, Cincinnati, Ohio 45202 terry@antonellic.com www.antonellicollege.com Brescia University 717 Frederica St., Owensboro, Kentucky 42301 admissions@brescia.edu www.brescia.edu Duquesne University - Rangos School of Health Sciences 302 Health Sciences Building, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15282 rshs@duq.edu www.duq.edu Hanover College P.O. Box 108, Hanover, Indiana 47243 mock@hanover.edu www.hanover.edu Transylvania University Lexington, Kentucky 40508 admissions@transy.edu www.transy.edu rlyons@cgrc.uscg.mil www.gocoastguard.com U.S. Marine Corps tom.gaume@jwt.com www.marines.com University of Louisville Office of Admissions, Louisville, Kentucky 40292 Trish Hart - 800-334-8635 ext. 8522281 trish.hart@louisville.edu www.louisville.edu Wilson College of Court Reporting 5425 South East Street, Indianapolis, Indiana 46227 Xavier University - Nursing Program 3800 Victory Parkway, Cincinnati, Ohio 45207-7351

50. Education - New Castle, Indiana vocational Colleges/schools adult and secondary technical and vocational educationto a indiana vocational and Technical College regional campuses at Richmond http://www.crossroadsre.com/education.html

General Info Education Health Care Transportation Government Taxes ... Utilities Education - New Castle, Indiana Vocational Colleges/Schools New Castle Area Vocational School offers adult and secondary technical and vocational education to a five-county area; will assist with employment and deign custom training for business and industry; basic skills, occupational skills and specific industry training and retraining. Indiana Vocational and Technical College regional campuses at Richmond and Muncie. Colleges/Universities Location Distance Anderson University Anderson, Indiana 20 miles Ball State University Muncie, Indiana 20 miles Earlham College Richmond, Indiana 23 miles Indiana University-East Richmond, Indiana 23 miles University of Indianapolis Indianapolis, Indiana 50 miles Marian College Indianapolis, Indiana 50 miles Butler University Indianapolis, Indiana 50 miles Indiana University-Purdue University at Indianapolis Indianapolis, Indiana 50 miles Educational Facilities: Henry County has five school corporations, the largest of which is New Castle Community Schools. The community has a commitment to excellent education programs and facilities. Quality education is a fact, not a promise. These are programs for accelerated, handicapped, gifted and talented, vocational, developmental, remedial, alternative education, adult and LatchKey.

51. Indiana Project Lead The Way - DOE Course Descriptions Supporting rationale for allowing the PLTW/vocational education option is basedon indiana’s textbook adoption practices. Currently, schools have choices http://www.pltw.purdue.edu/DOE_PLTW_Under_VocEd.htm

OPTIONS TO OFFER PROJECT LEAD THE WAY (PLTW) AS VOCATIONAL COURSES Revised 2/4/03 Introduction Indiana’s Project Lead the Way (PLTW) program began with the following course sequence: 1. Introduction to Engineering Design (IED) 2. Digital Electronics (DE) 3. Principles of Engineering (POE) 4. Computer Integrated Manufacturing (CIM) 5. Engineering Design and Development (EDD) IED, POE, and CIM are currently placed under the Technology Education umbrella while the remaining two courses, DE and EDD, are listed as part of the multidisciplinary course offerings. The positioning of courses under specific subject areas affects the certification needed for the teacher instructing the course. However, the Indiana State Board of Education has adopted rules regarding “Non-Standard Course Waivers” that have a provision allowing someone outside the assigned certification area to teach a specific course. Several schools have submitted waivers so that math and science teachers can be instructors for the classes. Offering PLTW Courses Under Vocational Education In response to questions from schools looking for additional delivery options, a review of vocational education course titles and descriptions was conducted. Based on this review, the following vocational course titles under the Trade and Industrial Education program area may be used when offering four (4) of the five (5) PLTW courses:

52. Chicago Vocational Schools Other schools have come and gone during our long tenure as the premierschool of its kind in the Chicagoland and northwest indiana area. http://www.mastersschool.com/about.htm

For Professional Bartending Schools in Illinois Call: (773) BAR-TEND or (773) 227-8363 About Our Program Proven Stability Professional Bartending School will always be there for you. Other schools have come and gone during our long tenure as the premier school of its kind in the Chicagoland and northwest Indiana area. We prepare the student by stressing fundamentals which can be applied to real life situations. Many other schools rely on gimmicky short cuts, which often lead to a negative response from quality establishments and substandard education. Will other schools be there for you after you graduate? We have an excellent reputation for providing quality bartenders. We have been training and placing bartenders throughout the United States and many foreign countries since 1951. State approved and bonded State approved instructors State licensed admissions representatives Better Business Bureau member American Hotel/Motel Assn..member

53. An Introduction To COPE indiana Commission on Proprietary education (COPE) is the state agency charged withregulating privately owned, postsecondary vocational schools in indiana. http://www.state.in.us/cope/html/intro.html

var dir = location.href.substring(0,location.href.lastIndexOf('www.in.gov/')); var url = location.href.substring(dir.length,location.href.length+1); document.write("") 04/08/2003 07:42:54 PM EST Organization Who We Are What We Do Organization The Indiana Commission on Proprietary Education is an independent agency operating under the authority of Indiana Code 20-1-19. It is governed by a seven member Board of Commissioners. The Commission meets at least quarterly to review staff recommendations, grant accreditation, and hold formal hearings. All Commission meetings are open to the public. Indiana Code 20-1-19-3 specifies that two Commission members shall be the Indiana Superintendent of Public Instruction and the Executive officer of the Indiana Commission for Higher Education, or their designees. The five remaining members are appointed by the Governor to four year terms. Of these appointees, one shall have had at least five years experience in administering an industrial employee training program. A second shall have been an executive in a proprietary education institution for at least five years. The remaining three shall be representatives of the public at large. The public representatives may not be elected or appointed state or local officials, or have any connection with a public, private, or proprietary school. No more than three of the members appointed by the Governor shall be from any one political party.

54. Colleges, Universities, And Professional Schools Indiana 812 Area indiana vocational Technical College, 812299-1121, 7999 S US Highway 41, Terre Haute, JenningsCounty schools Early Learning Center, 812-346-7830, 100 S Webster St, http://www.gy.com/biz/611310/812.htm

Educational Services Educational Services Colleges, Universities, and Professional Schools Colleges, Universities, and Professional Schools ... Business Add On Columbus Campus Of Iupui 4601 Central Ave Columbus IN Indiana Business College 1431 Willow St Vincennes IN Indiana Business College 4601 Theatre Dr Evansville IN Indiana University Southeast 4201 Grant Line Rd New Albany IN Indiana Vocational Technical College 501 S Airport St Terre Haute IN Indiana Vocational Technical College 3100 Tell St Rd Tell City IN Indiana Vocational Technical College 7999 S US Highway 41 Terre Haute IN Itt Technical Institute 5115 Oak Grove Rd Evansville IN Ivy Tech State College 4475 Central Ave Columbus IN Ivy Tech State College Switchboard 3501 N 1st Ave Evansville IN Jennings County Schools Early Learning Center 100 S Webster St North Vernon IN

55. EDUCATION Gary Area Career Center, Gary; indiana vocational Technical College, Valparaiso,Gary; Graduate schools Calumet College; indiana U. Northwest; Purdue Calumet http://www.lowell.net/chamber/educate.htm

EDUCATION Schools, the backbone of any hometown, are a measure of a community's commitment to the future. They become a focal point for family life as well as provide cultural and sporting events for everyone. Three Creeks Elementry School Local Education: Lowell families are served by Tri-Creek School Corporation and two parochial schools. Lowell Baptist and St. Edward School, giving families all the benefits of easy access to school facilities and activities. Tri-Creek School Corporation serves students from three townships totaling 18,000 residents. Oak Hill, Lake Prarie, and Three Creeks elementary schools share a combined enrollment of about 1,325 students in grades kindergarden through fifth. The language arts, mathmatics, and science curricula are complemented by participation in physical education, art and music instructed by teaching specialists in these areas. Elementary education stresses the development of the child as an individual with unique needs and potential, as well as aquistion of specific knowledge and skills. Middle school students receive a unique junior high school experience at Lowell Middle School which follows a school-within-a school plan. This grouping allows teachers to get to know their students very well. This attention helps guide students to academic and social success.

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Southern Indiana Community Info: Public School System Clarksville Community School Corporation - 812/282-7753 Greater Clark County Schools - 812/283-0701 New Albany/Floyd Co. Consolidated Schools - 812/949-4200 West Clark Community Schools - 812/246-3375 Private Schools Clear Fork Christian Academy - 812/944-6920 Graceland Christian Schools - 812/944-6448 Holy Family School - 812/944-6090 Jeffersonville Baptist Schools - 812/288-7985 Our Lady of Perpetual Help - 812/944-7676 Our Lady of Providence - 812/945-2538 Restoration Christian School - 812/246-9271 St. Anthony School - 812/282-2144 St. Mary's School - 812/944-0888 Colleges and Universities Indiana University-Southeast - 812/941-2212 Ivy Tech State College -812/246-3301 Jeffersonville Metropolitan Campus - 812/283-1000 Purdue University-School of Technology - 812/941-2353 Vocational Schools Prosser School of Technology -812/949-4266 Medical Floyd Memorial Hospital and Health Services - 812-944-7701 Lanesville Family Medical Center - 812-952-2121 Palmyra Family Medical Center - 812-364-4669 Southern Indiana Rehab Hospital - 812-941-8300 Urgent Care Center - Floyds Knobs - 812-923-6336 Utilities BFI - 812/245-1234 Cable TV - Insight Communications - 1-800-932-7388

57. Community Foundation Of Madison And Jefferson County Indiana Scholarship Policie help students finance posthigh school education programs at vocational schools,colleges, etc full-time baccalaureate course of study at an indiana college or http://www.cfmjc.org/scholpol.html

x Jefferson County 4H Scholarship and Development Endowments (click photo to enlarge) x Scholarship Descriptions Community Foundation of Madison and Jefferson County, Inc. If you want to apply for these scholarships administered by the Community Foundation of Madison and Jefferson County: Read over the descriptions below to find scholarships for which you are eligible. Then go to the application page and follow the directions. Jefferson County 4-H Scholarship Graduating seniors or recent graduates from any Jefferson County High school who have completed four years of regular 4-H. Intended to help students finance post-high school education programs at vocational schools, colleges, etc. Criteria evaluated include 4-H participation, scholastic and community activity, and financial need. Apply through the Jefferson County Extension Office. Lilly Endowment Community Scholarship Sharon Thorn Alcorn Memorial Scholarship Graduating Madison Consolidated High School seniors. Criteria evaluated: academic performance and financial need. Special consideration given to applicants who will attend Ivy Tech State College in Madison. For furtherance of post-high school education at qualifying institutions including technical colleges, universities, trade schools, etc. M.W. Anderson Scholarship

58. Schools@219.com vocational schools. Adult Education Programs. Other Education Links. COMMUNITYschools (listed by school district). Hebrew Academy of Northwest indiana. http://home.219.com/edu_schools.htm

Your link to Northwest Indiana. tm Popular Search Engines Local Entertainment Regional Organizations Local Businesses ... Real Estate All Categories (site map) Antivirus Libraries Reference Search Engines ... Make 219.com your Home Page Welcome to the community schools and colleges page on 219.com. Please select from one of the following areas: Community Schools (listed by school district) Chesterton Crown Point Gary Griffith ... Tri-Creek (Lowell) Whiting Regional Colleges and Universities Vocational Schools Adult Education Programs ... Other Education Links COMMUNITY SCHOOLS (listed by school district) Chesterton School District Duneland School Corporation Bailly Elementary School Brummitt Elementary School Jackson Elementary School ... back to top Crown Point School District Crown Point Community School Corporation Eisenhower Elementary School Lake Street Elementary School MacArthur Elementary ... back to top Gary School District Gary Community School Corporation Washington Elementary School Lew Wallace High School back to top Griffith School District Griffith School Corporation Beiriger Elementary School Franklin Elementary School Ready Elementary School ... St. Mary School

59. Education In Princeton, Indiana & Gibson County High School and three K8 schools in Fort School Awards, presented annually by theIndiana Department of enroll in college or postgraduate vocational programs. http://www.princetonin.org/educa.html

Education The East Gibson School Corporation consists of Wood Memorial High School, Wood Memorial Junior High School and three kindergarten through sixth grade schools that are located in Oakland City, Mackey and Francisco. The corporation was organized Jan. 1, 1965. The total student enrollment is 1,088. Enrollment for each school is: Wood Memorial High School, 310; Junior High School, 190; Oakland City Elementary, 338; Barton Township School, 138; and Francisco Elementary, 112. North Gibson School Corporation educated 2,214 youths from Princeton, Patoka, Hazleton and the Mt. Olympus areas in Patoka, Washington and White River townships during the 2000-2001 school year. The school corporation employs approximately 200 persons, of which 133 are certified teachers and administrators. Enrollment by school for the 2000-2001 school year was: PCHS, 675; PCMS, 482; Brumfield Elementary, 466; and Lowell Elementary, 464. An additional 11 students were educated in other locations through the Gibson-Pike-Warrick Special Education Cooperative. In January, 1997, North Gibson implemented Alternative Solutions, an alternative program serving the educational needs of selected high school students in an alternative environment at YMCA Camp Carson as opposed to the traditional classroom setting. Plans are for the program to be doubled in size for the 1997-98 school year and expanded to offer services to eligible middle school students. Back to top The South Gibson School Corporation Parochial Schools

60. [ICPAC] Adult And Vocational Education Teachers 19982008 indiana Outlook for the Specialties of Employment for adult and vocationaleducation teachers can Most schools receive funding from federal and state http://icpac.indiana.edu/careers/career_profiles/100180.xml/empout

Adult and Vocational Education Teachers Home Career Resources Career Profiles Index ICPAC site search help Get an ICPAC Backpack. Log into Backpack userid password Forget your password? Employment About 403,200 adult and vocational education teachers work in this medium-sized occupation. Nearly half work for public school systems, universities, and community and junior colleges. Major employers: Schools and colleges State and local government agencies Churches About 15 percent of adult and vocational education teachers are self-employed. Outlook The outlook for an occupation gives the rate of job growth and the expected number of openings over a ten-year period. Indiana There are 3 occupational specialties for Adult and Vocational Education Teachers. 1998-2008 Indiana Outlook for the Specialties of Adult and Vocational Education Teachers Specialty 1998 Total Employed Growth Expected Openings through 2008 Over 50% of Openings from Replacement of Current Workers? Postsecondary Nursing Instructors about as fast as average yes Vocational Teachers and Instructors about as fast as average no Nonvocational Education Instructors much faster than average no National Nationally, the number of jobs for adult and vocational education teachers is expected to grow about as fast as average through the year 2010.

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