41. College Savings Iowa Certain community colleges and proprietary, trade, and vocational schools may alsoqualify. College Savings iowa does not verify that claimed expenses are http://www.collegesavingsiowa.com/FAQ/index.cfm?cmd=view&catID=1

42. Welcome To Council Bluffs, Iowa Test scores in iowa rank among the highest in area has a variety of vocational andtechnical two community colleges, five universities and two medical schools. http://www.councilbluffsiowa.com/community/education.asp

The educational community in Council Bluffs is one to be admired. The people of Council Bluffs - "Iowa's Leading Edge" - realize the importance of education and are committed to maintaining outstanding schools in both the public and private sector. Secondary schools have teacher-to-student ratios that are among the lowest in the nation, and 78 percent of all students complete some form of post-secondary study In addition to offering great primary and secondary education, the Council Bluffs area has a variety of vocational and technical education options, through the public schools, dozens of private schools and community colleges. There is also a full spectrum of higher education opportunities within a 20-minute drive of Council Bluffs, including two community colleges, five universities and two medical schools. Select a topic Preschools PRESCHOOLS The Children's Center, 714 Ave D (Curtis Street and Avenue D), offers an accredited child care and preschool program for children ages 6weeks to 12 years Monday through Friday from 6:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. For further information, call Becky Snedeker, early childhood development director, at (712) 325-1662.

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44. Educational Institutions University of Northern Colorado Dept. of Visual Arts Greeley, CO 80639 Telephone973351-2143. University of Northern iowa Dept. vocational schools. http://www.screenweb.com/events/cont/schools.html

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45. Www.search4aviation-schools.com The deadline for iowa Tuition Grant and iowa vocational Technical Grant is June1st. Use estimated tax information if necessary in order to meet deadlines. http://www.search4aviation-schools.com/articles/fafsahints.asp

Career Schools Distance Learning Degree Completion Articles ... Other Search4 Sites FAFSA Hints Options for Completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA): A paper FAFSA FAFSA on the Web Renewal FAFSA – If you filed for aid last year, you may be able to file a renewal FAFSA. If you are eligible, a renewal form will be mailed to you in November. Renewal FAFSA on the Web – To file a renewal on the web, you will need to request a Personal Identification Number (PIN). You Will Need: Student’s driver’s license and social security card.

46. ED386514 1995-07-00 The Impact Of Vocational Education On Racial And Ethnic Mino That the disadvantage of vocational high schools is largely Some vocational educationprograms incorporate courses that prepare iowa Department of Education. http://www.ericfacility.net/databases/ERIC_Digests/ed386514.html

ERIC Identifier: Publication Date: Author: Rivera-Batiz, Francisco L. Source: ERIC Clearinghouse on Urban Education New York NY. The Impact of Vocational Education on Racial and Ethnic Minorities. ERIC/CUE Digest, Number 108. THIS DIGEST WAS CREATED BY ERIC, THE EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES INFORMATION CENTER. FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT ERIC, CONTACT ACCESS ERIC 1-800-LET-ERIC This digest analyzes information from two recently completed national surveys to determine the extent to which various vocational education programs improve the employment opportunities for ethnic and racial minorities in the United States. Since some vocational education programs include courses that prepare students to take the General Educational Development (GED) examination for high school equivalency, the impact of a GED certificate on workers' wages is also analyzed. The surveys on which this analysis is based are the 1992 National Adult Literacy Survey (NALS) and the 1991 Workplace Literacy Assessment Survey. NALS, a national survey conducted by the National Center for Education Statistics and the Educational Testing Service, sampled 14,900 adults aged 16 and older in the United States (with African Americans and Hispanics over-sampled). The overwhelming majority of the vocational education programs that persons in the NALS sample participated in were traditional ones with relatively little emphasis on academics.

47. Iowa State University -- Family And Consumer Sciences Education And Studies of a variety of settings such as secondary schools, vocational schools, business,extension and Consumer Sciences Education and Studies, iowa State University. http://www.iastate.edu/~fceds/gradasst98.htm

Department of Family and Consumer Sciences Education and Studies Graduate Assistantships Graduate assistants are selected on the basis of academic record and experience. Graduate assistant applicants should be in the top quartile of their undergraduate class. If they have a master's degree, performance should indicate strong potential for successful doctoral study. Selection also depends upon the experience needed for a particular assignment. Preference for teaching assistantships is given to applicants with successful teaching experience. The teaching may have been formal or nonformal and in any of a variety of settings such as secondary schools, vocational schools, business, extension and community service agencies. Persons wishing to be considered for a graduate assistantship must submit a departmental graduate assistantship application form in Word or in Adobe Acrobat along with the graduate school application and by March 1 for priority consideration. If you do not already have Adobe Acrobat Reader you will need to download it. Click on the following icon to download the free reader software from the Adobe homepage

48. Iowa State University Courses And Programs College of Family and Consumer Sciences and iowa State University Supervised teachingexperience in secondary schools. A. vocational family and consumer sciences http://www.iastate.edu/~catalog/9597/fceds.html

Courses and Programs General Catalog Index 95-97 Catalog Index Schedule of Classes Registrar's Homepage ... Graduate Courses Family and Consumer Sciences Education and Studies (FCEdS) FCEdS 110. College of Family and Consumer Sciences Orientation. (1-0) Cr. R. F.S. Half-term. Orientation to College of Family and Consumer Sciences, Iowa State University, and the college curricula. Acclimation to the university; student responsibilities, study skills, and management of time and energy. Development of a long-term curriculum plan. Offered on a satisfactory-fail basis only. FCEdS 160. Foundations of Family and Consumer Sciences. (1-0) Cr. 1. F.S. Historical development and philosophical base of family and consumer sciences. Integrative focus for disciplines and areas of specialization. FCEdS 206. Educational Roles in Family and Consumer Sciences. (2-0) Cr. 2. F. Prereq: 160, enrollment in 206L. Introduction to the various roles of the professional in educational settings, e.g., community agencies, secondary schools, business, Cooperative Extension. FCEdS 206L. Laboratory for Educational Roles in Family and Consumer Sciences.

49. North Iowa Vocational Center - HIGHLIGHTS 1999 Highlights North iowa vocational Center PO Box 428 Mason City, IA (641)4233301. More students from area schools referred for work experience. http://www.northiowavocational.org/highlights.htm

1999 Highlights North Iowa Vocational Center P.O. Box 428 Mason City, IA Home Organizational Employment History Introduction ... Recognitions Food Service Community Based Assessment Businesses Circle of Friends Employee Development ... Vocational Evaluation Janitorial Affordables Micrographics Woodshop The number of persons served annually increased by 13% to 322 people. Sixty people were placed in community jobs Started a temporary worker option in placement services Kraft Foods and the Curries Company continued major support of our services through their business with the agency $775,000 in wages and benefits were paid to workers in our training and employment services Two trainer positions were added to improve services Rick Jorgensen jointed our agency, filling the Rehabilitation Services Director's position Developed a scanning process for sorting glass bottles in the redemption area that made it possible for more consumers to do the job Adjustable chairs were purchased for the assembly and microfilm areas DVRS funding restrictions were removed which increased referrals Collaboration with other agencies expanded: Collaborated with NIACC in providing community based work experience for three of their students in their Enrich Program More students from area schools referred for work experience Collaboration with Welfare to Work Program Workers from North Iowa Transition Center, Comprehensive Systems and Access participated in the Lunchables crews at Kraft Foods.

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51. ACCSCT Connecticut vocationalTechnical schools. District of Columbia — vocationalEducation Office. iowa — Bureau of Technical and vocational Education. http://www.accsct.org/resource/resource_links.html

The list below is comprised of links to other accreditation and higher-education related organizations. Their inclusion on this list is in no way an endorsement of the products or services offered by these organizations nor does it guarantee the accuracy of the information contained on the linked web sites. Please report any broken or out-of-date links, as well as suggestions for additional links, to the webmaster Postsecondary Career School Organizations Accrediting Bureau of Health Education Schools Accrediting Council for Continuing Education and Training Accrediting Council for Independent Colleges and Schools Career College Association ... National Accrediting Commission of Cosmetology Arts and Sciences U.S. Department of Education Main Department Site Office of Postsecondary Education Student Financial Assistance Free Application for Federal Student Aid Vocational School Guide GoTRAIN State Vocational Education Agencies (a phone number is provided for agencies with no web site) Alabama Office of Career Technical Education Alaska Vocational Technical Center Arkansas Department of Workforce Education Colorado Community College and Occupational Education System ... Idaho State Division of Professional-Technical Education Indiana Department of Workforce Development (317-232-1829) Minnesota State Colleges and Universities (651-296-8113) New Hampshire School-to-Work Initiative Oklahoma Department of Career and Technical Education Utah Adult Education Services (801-538-7821)

52. Index Jump To course requirements for admission to iowa Regent's Universitiesfinancial aid informatio. Community Colleges, vocational schools. http://www.ames.k12.ia.us/schools/ahs/register/02-03/requirements/colleges.htm

EMAIL us for Clarifications Graduation Information Honors/AP Classes Miscellaneous Information Pass/Fail Option ... Credit by Testing Colleges Atheletics/Activities Eligibility Achievement Tests Return to Required Classes Home Jump To: course requirements for admission to Iowa Regent's Universities financial aid informatio Community Colleges, Vocational Schools Approximately 80% of AHS's graduates attend a four year college/university. While that number has stayed steady, the percentage of graduates opting to attend a community college or vocational school has increased. Nearly 15-20% of AHS graduates enroll in community colleges or vocational schools. The advantages of community colleges as a transition to four year institutions and/or for career development can not be overstated. Ames High provides some very definite curriculum links to the future. Furthermore, opportunities exist at AHS to gain community college credit for taking particular high school courses in industrial technology, business, and family and consumer science. Each of our courses can be grouped into a career cluster. Each career cluster has occupations with educational requirements ranging from on-the-job graining, apprentinceships, vocational/technical school, community college, four year college/university, or additional professional work after a degree program. Six major Career Pathways have been identified. They are: Arts and Communication, Agriscience and Natural Resources, Business/Information Management/Marketing, Engineering/Industrial/Technological Sciences, Family and Human Services, and Health Sciences. Your high school work provides an opportunity to learn about career opportunities.

53. ACSD - About - District Profile iowa law states that a child must be five years of age by and universities, 16 percentenrolled in twoyear community colleges or vocational schools, 6 percent http://www.ames.k12.ia.us/newacsd/new/about/profile/index.shtml

Ames Community School District 415 Stanton Ave. Ames, Iowa The mission of the Ames Community Schools is to ensure that all learners develop the knowledge, skills, attitudes, values, and personal esteem necessary to grow in and shape a changing society. District Profile STAFF COUNT Position Count Teachers Educational Assistants Secretaries Food Service Custodians Maintenance Counselors Chapter I and ESL Teachers Principals Teacher Specialists/Coordinators Nurses Associate Principals Assistant Principals Total TEACHERS' SALARY Degree Minimum Maximum Bachelor's Bachelor's + 15 Semester Hours Bachelor's + 30 Semester Hours Master's Master's + 15 Semester Hours Master's + 30 Semester Hours Master's + 45 Semester Hours Ph.D. ACCREDITATION All schools in the Ames Community School district are approved by the Iowa Department of Education. All Ames secondary schools are accredited by the North Central Association of Secondary Schools and Colleges. SCHOOL AGE Iowa law states that a child must be five years of age by September 15th to enter kindergarten and six by September 15th to enter first grade.

54. 1/133 Infantry Battalion Home Page, Waterloo, Iowa See some of the iowa men and women that make it happen. around the US have accessto programs at accredited colleges, universities and vocational schools. http://www.iowanationalguard.com/pages/arng/commands/2dbde/1_133/1_133in.htm

Iowa Army National Guard 1/133 Infantry "IRONMAN" Battalion Home Page Commander: Tom Ferguson Here's your chance to tour the most technologically advanced and highly skilled fighting force in Iowa, from the safety of your own desktop. See some of the Iowa men and women that make it happen. And if you're so inclined, become one of them. Key Features Types of Training in the "IRONMAN" Battalion Educational Benefits Available for College Headquarters Company, Waterloo, IA Bravo Company, Oelwein, IA ... Charlie Company, Hampton, IA For more information contact the 1/133 Inf Webmaster For more information on the National Guard, click on the E-Mail icon above, or dial 1-800-GO GUARD Training in the "Ironman" Battalion Training makes the difference. It's what turns an ordinary man or woman into a soldier. So whether their specialty is exiting helicopters at 1,300 feet or maneuvering as a member of a fire team, training helps them become the best they can be. Medicine Army medics are trained to fix problems long before they reach the hospital. Telemedicine even allows him or her to perform minor emergency surgery, with the physician's long-distance supervision. A soldier who chooses a medical MOS may also be trained as a practical nurse, an X-ray, or respiratory specialist. Signal Operations and Intelligence The Army heads all the Military Satellite Communications for the Department of Defense. Signal Operations is the maintenance crew on the military's information superhighwayalong which travel "friendly" and, occasionally, enemy signals. Military Intelligence involves gathering information and composing battle strategies based on it. Soldiers in both Signal Operations and Intelligence have a vital role in information control and transmission in today's highly computerized Army.

55. 1/133 Infantry Battalion Home Page, Oelwein, Iowa page is provided by the 1/133 Infantry Battalion, iowa National Guard US have accessto programs at accredited colleges, universities and vocational schools. http://www.iowanationalguard.com/pages/arng/commands/2dbde/1_133/oelwein.HTM

Iowa Army National Guard "IRONMAN" Battalion, Oelwein, Iowa Commanders: CPT Brent Jennings This page is provided by the 1/133 Infantry Battalion, Iowa National Guard to inform visitors about us and provide some hopefully useful services. Your comments are welcome and can be emailed to the address listed at the bottom. Key Features Educational Benefits for College Training in the "IRONMAN" Battalion For more information contact the 1/133 Inf Bn Webmaster For more information on the National Guard, click on the E-Mail icon above, or call 1-800-GO GUARD Training in the "Ironman" Battalion Training makes the difference. It's what turns an ordinary man or woman into a soldier. So whether their specialty is exiting helicopters at 1,300 fee or maneuvering as a member of a fire team, training helps soldiers develop skills and confidence they'll be able to use later on. The National Guard has more than 200 Military Occupational Specialties (MOS) to choose from. And, as the Army becomes more technologically advanced, so does the training soldiers receive in their MOSs. High-tech training makes our soldiers more marketable in an information-based society. Much of it is either directly transferable to a civilian career, or builds character traits that employers are looking for. So, basically, wherever a soldier wants to go in life, he or she can get there from here.

56. Schools Colleges Universities With Vocational / Industrial Education Majors In U Universities Institutes offering vocational / Industrial Education state to viewcomplete list of schools Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana iowa Kansas Kentucky, http://www.a2zcolleges.com/Majors/Vocational_Industrial_Education.html

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57. Meet Iowa's Teacher Of The Year on an iowa family farm, and his mother taught in country schools. Advisor and hasreceived numerous awards, including the iowa vocational Agriculture Teachers http://www.isea.org/SomethingGood/teacherofyear.html

Meet Iowa's Teacher of the Year Iowa's Teacher of the Year for 2000 knows his work extends well beyond the four walls of his classroom. "My clients are the students, parents, and business people who live and work in my community," says Thomas Paulsen of Carroll who teaches Agriculture Education in grades 9-12 at Carroll High School. As Iowa's Teacher of the Year, he will be granted a one-year sabbatical beginning in July 2000 to visit schools and communities as Iowa's "Ambassador for Education." Paulsen was born and raised on an Iowa family farm, and his mother taught in country schools. Education and agriculture were priorities in his home, as he became involved in the local 4-H club and developed an interested in agriculture education as a career. After graduating from Northwest Missouri State University, Paulsen taught agriculture education at Lynnville-Sully High School in Sully before moving to Carroll in 1992. He is a District Future Farmers of America (FFA) Advisor and has received numerous awards, including the Iowa Vocational Agriculture Teachers' Association Outstanding Young Member, American Vocational Association Outstanding Young Member, Carroll County Environmental Educator of the Year, and Carroll Rotary Club Public School Teacher of the Year for 1999. "I believe that students should have the opportunity to see, hear, feel, taste, and touch whatever it takes so that they can truly understand what is being taught," says Paulsen. "You have to be creative to get some students' attention, but once you do, you can just feel the enthusiasm and interest blossom."

58. Delegate Assembly Award Presentations on an iowa family farm, Paulsen's mother taught in country schools. Advisor and hasreceived numerous awards, including the iowa vocational Agriculture Teachers http://www.isea.org/MemtoMem/awards.html

Delegate Assembly award presentations Iowa Teacher of the Year Tom Paulsen Carroll Iowa's Teacher of the Year for 2000 knows his work extends well beyond the four walls of his classroom. "My clients are the students, parents, and business people who live and work in my community," says Thomas Paulsen of Carroll who teaches Agriculture Education in grades 9-12 at Carroll High School. As Iowa's Teacher of the Year, he will be granted a one-year sabbatical beginning in July 2000 to visit schools and communities as Iowa's "Ambassador for Education." Born and raised on an Iowa family farm, Paulsen's mother taught in country schools. Education and agriculture were priorities in his home, and he became involved in the local 4-H club and developed an interest in agriculture education as a career. After graduating from Northwest Missouri State University, Paulsen taught agriculture education at Lynnville-Sully High School in Sully before moving to Carroll in 1992. He is a District Future Farmers of America (FFA) Advisor and has received numerous awards, including the Iowa Vocational Agriculture Teachers' Association Outstanding Young Member, American Vocational Association Outstanding Young Member, Carroll County Environmental Educator of the Year, and Carroll Rotary Club Public School Teacher of the Year for 1999. The Iowa Teacher of the Year selection committee includes representatives of the Iowa Department of Education, the ISEA, the School Administrators of Iowa, the Parent Teachers Association, and the 1999 Iowa Teacher of the Year, along with the Meredith Corporation and Drake University

59. Kirkwood Community College - Partnerships With Other Schools an effort by all 15 iowa community colleges VITAL The vocational Individualized Trainingand Learning Program involves Kirkwood, Area X high schools, and the http://www.kirkwood.cc.ia.us/partnerships/schools.html

Kirkwood Home Virtual Tour Calendars Explore Kirkwood ... Site Index Community Online Sign Up Today! All Discussion Forums Partnerships Partnerships With Other Schools ACCES Kirkwood partners with six other community colleges in Iowa and one in Illinois to share both a mainframe computer located on the Kirkwood campus and Kirkwood-designed software to manage administrative records such as student applications, grades, and financial aid status. The consortium is directed by a board comprised of one representative from each college, and costs are prorated to each school based on use. The other participating community colleges in Iowa are Northeast Iowa, Northwest Iowa, Eastern Iowa, Southeastern Iowa, Iowa Lakes, and Hawkeye. The Illinois participant is Lake Land Community College in Illinois. ADVANCE Program Kirkwood partners with Mount Mercy College to offer an accelerated B.S. degree in applied business for working adults. Courses are offered evenings and weekends, and students enroll in one five- or ten-week course at a time. As part of the agreement between the two schools, Mount Mercy accepts up to 75 Kirkwood credits toward the degree rather than the standard 62, and charges students in this program a lower tuition for their upper-division courses. Alternative High School Partnerships Classroom Space Mercy Medical Center in Cedar Rapids, Mercy Hospital in Iowa City, Tipton Ambulance Service, Anamosa Community Hospital, Iowa Valley High School, and Benton Community High School provide classrooms for jointly administered educational programs operated by Kirkwood in conjunction with local high schools in the seven-county area.

60. TE Web Page Aided Instruction in the operation and application of high technologytools and systems. Back to top. vocational schools in iowa http://www.wdm.k12.ia.us/southwoods/teched/

Technology Education Department Contents: Program Rationale Links -The sites to Vocational Schools in Iowa Purpose VSW Technology Education Program Outcomes Course Description Program Rationale: Our society is caught in an immense and potentially confusing hi-tech evolution. Exciting as this technology explosion is, schools are strained to find better ways to prepare students for many challenges they will face in their lives. The goal of Technology Education program at Valley Southwoods is to guide students in their learning about the multitude of technologies available and the skills needed to work in these fields. The program will allow students to use hands-on experiences to reinforce concepts learned in other areas, gain exposure to concepts and skills needed in technical areas, and develop skills as a self-directed learner working in a team setting. Students gain practical experience in using Computer Aided Instruction in the operation and application of high technology tools and systems. Back to top Vocational Schools in Iowa: Des Moines Area Community College (Ankeny, Iowa, USA)

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