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62. Practicing Virtues of the moral development of adolescents within boarding schools grounded in betweenmorality and everyday life. Caroline Hodges Persell, new york University. http://www.ucpress.edu/books/pages/6207.html

Entire Site Books Journals E-Editions The Press Kim Hays Practicing Virtues Moral Traditions at Quaker and Military Boarding Schools Publication Date: February 1994 Subjects: Sociology Philosophy Education Rights: World Clothbound Out of Stock Description About the Author "Kim Hays has returned to one of the deepest sources of sociology: the empirical study of morality. . . . Her beautifully written and analytically incisive book sheds light on issues important not only to the social sciences but to moral philosophy as well."Robert N. Bellah, co-author, Habits of the Heart "Kim Hays has given us an elegant and valuable study of culture and morality. She exploits her method of paired contrasts (Quaker and military boarding schools) inventively and to the maximum. Rarely have I seen a work that so well combines scholarly dispassion with appreciation and respect for those studied. Above all, the work teems with original insights, expressed with exceptional grace and clarity, on the the concrete grounding of moral presuppositions in institutions, attitudes, and behavior."Neil J. Smelser, University of California, Berkeley "This is a fascinating, richly textured account of the moral development of adolescents within boarding schools grounded in two strong moral traditions. Although military service and Quakerism appear to be polar opposites, Kim Hays artfully analyzes what they have in common as well as their differences. She discovers the difficulty adolescents have grasping the sacred quality of both traditions, while illuminating how conflicts strengthen and focus moral principles. By demonstrating the importance of moral legacies for forming adolescent identities, the book is invaluable for anyone concerned about education, adolescent development, or the relationships between morality and everyday life."Caroline Hodges Persell, New York University

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Admission Schedules There are three admissions every year. AO Admission (Fall) Applications will be accpeted between Sept. ~ Oct. General Admission Applications will be accepted between Dec. ~ Jan. AO Admission (Spring) Applications will be accepted in April Application Materials Currently, the Application Material for "Spring AO Entrance Exam" is available! The materials are available by mail, or you can pick up at the reception area at two campuses. by Mail: Please fax at (914) 694-4830 or email at info@keio.edu by Pick-Up: in New York: Keio Academy of New York Administration Office in Tokyo: Keio University Mita Campus Administrations Office NOTICE OF NONDISCRIMINATORY POLICY AS TO STUDENTS Keio Academy of New York admits students of any race, color, national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school. It does not discrimnate on the biasis of race, color, national and ethnic origin in administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship programs, and athletic and other school- administered programs. Other Information Pre-Entry Program A Pre-Entry Program, a special part of Keio Academy, is held each summer for all new students. Students study English and Japanese and are introduced to the academic and living skills necessary to help them adjust to Keio Academy, while also getting acquainted with the surrounding area through specially planned events and day trips.

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The Education of Asian/Pacific American Students Asian/Pacific American students have always been portrayed as overachievers because of their high levels of educational attainment, especially in math and science. The emphasis on educational success has often been linked to Asian family values, beliefs, and practices. The cultural respect for education, teachers, and hard work has been identified quite often with various Asian/Pacific American groups: Cambodian, Chinese, East Indian, Filipino, Japanese, Korean, Pakistani, Vietnamese. Yet, in order to have a better understanding of their educational experience, educational researchers are advocating further investigation into the variables affecting school acculturation and achievement patterns for Asian/Pacific American students. The following sites take a closer look at the academic performance of Asian/Pacific American students by examining their relationships to teachers, parents, and schools. Asian-American Children: What Teachers Should Know Asian-American Children: What Teachers Should Know (in Chinese) Jianhua Feng writes about the educational needs of Asian/Pacific American students, especially at the early childhood and elementary levels. Teachers will find this digest helpful because it provides information on culturally appropriate practices to use with Asian/Pacific American students.

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BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THE HISTORY OF AMERICAN EDUCATION Prof. em. Jurgen Herbst University of Wisconsin-Madison I. GENERAL WORKS 24. Secondary Education ALDRICH, Nelson W., Jr. "Preppies: The Last Upper-Class." Atlantic (January 1979), 56-66. ALLIS, Frederick S., Jr. Youth from Every Quarter: A Bicentennial History of Phillips Academy, Andover (Hanover, NH, 1978). BALTZELL, E. Digby. The Protestant Establishment (New York, 1964). BLOS, Sarah. "Schools. Scholars and Society: Studying the History of Public Education in a New York City Public High School." Doctoral dissertation, Columbia University Teachers College, 1996). - Order # DA9635956. BREEDEN, David William. "Contextualism: A Framework for Understanding Curriculum Change and Continuity in the Am,erican High School." Doctoral dissertation, University of Minnesota, 1996. - Order No. DA9711392. BRIGGS, Thomas H. "The Secondary School Curriculum: Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow." Teachers College Record, LII (1951), 399-448. BROWN, Elmer E. The Making of Our Middle Schools: An Account of the Development of Secondary Education in the United States, 3rd ed. (New York, 1907). BUNKER, Frank F. The Junior High School Movement: Its Beginnings (Washington, DC, 1935).

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Cover Story Spotlight On Schools Featured Columnists Letters ... April 2001 New York City April 2001 Cover Story: Special Investigator Edward Stancik Investigating the School System with Commissioner Stancik by M.C. Cohen As the Special Commissioner of Investigation (SCI) for the New York City School District, Edward F. Stancik stands alone. His is the only organization like it in the country, an independent agency, empowered to investigate crime and corruption in the city’s schools. (more) Reputation at Stake: How a Teacher Fought Back Cheating Allegations by Anita Patil On an early evening in June 1999, Rebecca Ballantine came home to a scene that she thought only happened in movies: two men in suits, one with a long raincoat and a badge, were waiting in front of her apartment.“ We’re here to talk about the reading tests,” they said. (more) State Laureates Speak of the Writing, Reading and Revising of Poetry

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Continue The Hotel A legend among Manhattan hotels since 1930, this special oasis provides a quiet and genteel "home away from home" for sophisticated travelers. The 180 rooms and suites offer elegant views of Central Park and Manhattan’s Upper West side. Gracious and romantic formal dining awaits guests in the Carlyle Restaurant, while entertainer Bobby Short, an icon for more than three decades, creates the quintessential New York cabaret experience in the famed Café Carlyle. Location Superbly positioned on chic Madison Avenue, The Carlyle is surrounded by galleries and designer boutiques of New York’s smart Upper East Side. Minutes from the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Guggenheim, the Whitney and the Frick, the hotel is within easy reach of what is commonly referred to as the "Museum Mile." Most rooms have views of Central Park. History Residential hotels, popular in the late 1920s, provided, according to one newspaper account, "freedom from drudgery, the servant problem, plus the many responsibilities that go with maintaining large private homes " During WWII, the Carlyle guest profile consisted of families visiting en route to boarding schools, debutantes, charity bridge players, bridal parties and early versions of charity fund raisers termed "bundling parties" where society ladies carried with them to The Carlyle, bundles of used clothing for the needy. The Carlyle’s guest list reads like a Who’s Who of world affairs, business and entertainment. Every American President since Truman has visited. Its rich history includes visiting Royals and heads-of-state. HRH, The Prince of Wales, the late Diana, Princess of Wales, their Majesties, the Kings and Queens of Denmark, Greece, Italy, Spain and Sweden have all visited.

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Principals and Presidents - 1841 to the present Brockport Collegiate Institute Brockport State Normal School SUNY Brockport Brockport Collegiate Institute Julius Bates Oliver Morehouse Jacob Tooker John Truair ... Malcolm MacVicar Julius Bates, 1841-1845 Mr. Julius Bates was the first principal of the Collegiate Institute and served as Professor of Mathematics and Languages as well. He came from the nearby Gaines Academy and held an A.B. degree. This highly respected and admired school official combined both scholarly interest and management skills to effectively run the school and still make a profit. Mr. Bates received a salary of $800 a year to act as principal and collect all tuition bills. From this collected money and other sums he received from the state Regents board, Julius Bates was to pay the salaries of other teachers and operating expenses. If the income did not stretch, his salary would suffer. Ultimately, the success or failure of this plan would direct the security of the institution. Oliver Morehouse, 1845-1846

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Recent Publications The following articles are in Adobe Acrobat PDF Format. If you do not have the Acrobat Plug In you can download it here. Are Boarding schools for abused kids preferable to foster care? , Heidi Goldsmith, Insight, December 4, 2000 What No School Can Do, Heidi Goldsmith, The New York Times Magazine, February 6, 2000 Orphange Revival Gains Ground, Katherine Q. Seelye, The New York Times, December 20, 1997 Shalom for At-Risk Youth, Heidi Goldsmith, Policy Review, November - December 1996 Saving Children, Themselves Mary McGrory, The Washington Post, June 8, 1995.

79. Guide To The Truman Capote Papers Capote was then sent to a series of boarding schools in the East before being Capotegraduated from Franklin High School in new york City and, after a short http://www.nypl.org/research/chss/spe/rbk/faids/capote.html

Manuscripts and Archives Division Truman Capote Papers, c.1924-1984 Contents Summary Biographical Note Scope and Content Note Series Description ... Box List Summary Title: Truman Capote Papers, c.1924-1984 Size: 16 linear feet (32 boxes, 1v. and 2 phono disks). Source: Gift of the estate of Truman Capote, 1985; additional gifts and purchases. Description: Papers of Truman Capote are for the most part made up of holograph and typescript manuscripts of his works, both published and unpublished. Collection also includes correspondence, printed matter, photographs, and graphic materials. Manuscripts are representative of Capote's work beginning with his high school writings, which comprise a separate series. There are a large number of holograph notes and manuscripts as well as clean typescripts and those with revisions and annotations. Material related to In Cold Blood Restrictions: None Finding Aid: Compiled by William Stingone, February 1996 Biographical Note Truman Capote was born Truman Streckfus Persons in New Orleans on September 24, 1924, the son of Archulus Persons and Lillie Mae Faulk. After his parents' divorce Capote was sent to live with relatives in rural Alabama. During that childhood stay in Alabama, Capote developed an abiding affection for an elderly cousin, about whom he wrote in A Christmas Memory and The Thanksgiving Visitor . Capote continued to visit the South throughout his childhood, and his experiences there were reflected in many of his books.

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Armenian version United Nations Children's Fund United Nations General Assembly Special Session on Children Brings World Leaders to New York on 8-10 May 2002 Originally scheduled to take place in September 2001 but postponed following the attacks in New York City and Washington, the United Nations General Assembly Special Session on Children brought some 60 Heads of State and Government to New York for three days 8-10 May. The Special Session, an end-of-decade follow-up to the 1990 World Summit for Children, presented world leaders with a detailed review of what has been achieved for children and what has not been achieved toward the improvement of the children state in the world. Focussing on how investment in children’s education, health, and protection contributes to global stability and peace, the Special Session on Children concluded with the adoption of a new set of global goals focused on children and an action plan to reach them. The session was attended also by Armenian delegation, led by the Armenian Minister for Social Security Razmik Martirossian. The Armenian delegation also included the representatives of Foreign Ministry, Ministry of Health, Ministry of Education and Science as well as the representatives of a number of non-governmental organizations and young people.

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