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Please make a tax-deductible donation to GlobalSecurity.org - Click Here Home Military Agencies ... ARNG Vermont Army National Guard Units State Area Command 86th Troop Command 86th Armored Bde (Mech), 42nd ID 1-86 Field Artillery 124th Regiment (RTI) Facilities Camp Johnson, Colchester, VT Official Homepage Vermont National Guard Vermont National Guard The Vermont Army National Guard maintains 26 armories, and is present in 22 communities. The men and women of the Vermont National Guard are dedicated, combat ready citizen soldiers, committed to serving their community, state, and nation, while facing future challenges and opportunities united in spirit as one Guard. The Vermont Army National Guard went through many reorganizations in the 1960s. The Vermont Guard went from being part of the 43rd Division to the 50th Armored Division and in 1988 the Brigade rejoined the 26th Yankee Division. At the present time, Vermont's Brigade is part of the 42nd Infantry Division. Vermont has a unique history of citizen soldiers that goes back to the beginning of the country. Tracing their legacy to the Green Mountain Boys of the Revolutionary War, today's Vermont National Guard is as relevant today as it carries on the militia tradition in our nation's defense. The original militia company of the Vermont National Guard was formed on October 24, 1764. Eleven years later, on May 10, 1775, Ethan Allen and his Green Mountain Boys crossed Lake Champlain and captured Fort Ticonderoga during the Revolutionary War. According to Allens memoirs he demanded the surrender of the Fort "in the name of the Great Jehovah and the Continental Congress." Another account written just days after the daring conquest reported that Allen's words were decidedly more down-to-earth: "Come on out you old rat!" Some historians believe that it was the Vermont 2nd Brigade that turned the tide of the Civil War in favor of the North, when they flanked the confederate charge under General Pickett at the battle of Gettysburg on July 3, 1863.

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V ERMONT'S R OADSIDE H ISTORIC S ITE M ARKERS Addison - Dorset Enosburg - Montpelier Newbury - Rutland St. Albans - Woodstock Newbury JACOB BAYLEY U.S. ROUTE 5, ON THE COMMON Northfield NORWICH UNIVERSITY NORWICH UNIVERSITY The Nation’s Oldest Private Military College Founded by Captain Alden Partridge in 1819 as the American Literary, Scientific and Military Academy at Norwich, Vermont, Norwich University was relocated to Northfield, Vermont in 1866. Partridge’s innovative curriculum combined military, practical, scientific and liberal instruction. Guided by his educational principles, Norwich University pioneered in offering civil engineering, physical education and experiential learning and was one of the first institutions to offer instruction in agriculture, modern languages and political-economy. The Morrill Land-Grant Act of 1862 and the 1916 legislation which created the Reserve Officer’s Training Corps are extensions of Partridge’s theories of education. Norwich THETA CHI FRATERNITY U.S. ROUTE. 5 NEAR ST. BARNABAS ESPICOPAL CHURCH

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Veteran Services Vermont Department of Veteran Affairs Vermont's DVET VA Medical Services - VT VT. Dept. Veteran Affairs Veteran's Preference ... Representative Bernie Sanders State of Vermont Veterans Affairs Office Clayton Clark, Director 118 State Street Montpelier, Vermont Mailing Address: State Veterans Affairs 120 State Street Montpelier, VT 05620-4401 Fax (802) 828-5932 Listing of All State Veteran's Affairs Offices The Vermont Veterans Affairs Office will help veterans and eligible family members apply for federal Department. of Veterans Affairs benefits and for Vermont benefits. In addition to helping, you determine the benefits and compensation you are entitled to receive, the Veterans Affairs Office can locate military files, discharge papers, grave registration records and Military rosters dating back to 1775. In some cases the State Veteran's Affairs Office can provide a copy of your DD-214. Vermont Veteran Home A residential facility that provides nursing home and personal care to about 200 eligible veterans and spouses. VA pension and benefits and Medicaid and Medicare can help to cover costs.

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Search for Ancestors Internet Under $10 The Vermont State General Assembly Senators and Representatives Bennington County Biographical sketches from the Vermont Legislative Directory, Biennial Session, 1902 More Vermont Legislative Biographies Printer Friendly Page Search GeneaBios Biographies Biography Index Search Biographies Pawlet Vermont Biographies Men of Lafayette Biographies ... Free Photo Album Free Searches: Genealogy.com Ancestry.com My Trees.com All Genealogy Sites Directory ... Search US Census BENNINGTON COUNTY SENATORS Edward D. Welling of Bennington, Republican, was born in North Bennington, November 16, 1851; he is a paper manufacturer and was educated at Highland Military Academy and Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute; has held the usual town offices, county auditor and justice of the peace. Religious preference, not stated. Post-office address, North Bennington. Moses Sheldon of Dorset, Republican, was born in Rupert, February 11, 1850, and located in town in 1856; was educated at the common schools and at Burr and Burton Seminary; was a member of the House in 1884; has held the offices of deputy sheriff, constable, tax collector, selectman, lister and appraiser. Religious preference, Congregationalist. Post-office address, Dorset. Occupation, farmer.

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Search for Ancestors Internet Under $10 Officers of the House Biographical sketches from the Vermont Legislative Directory, Biennial Session, 1902 More Vermont Legislative Biographies Printer Friendly Page Search GeneaBios Biographies Biography Index Search Biographies Pawlet Vermont Biographies Men of Lafayette Biographies ... Free Photo Album Free Searches: Genealogy.com Ancestry.com My Trees.com All Genealogy Sites Directory ... Search US Census Thomas Charles Cheney of Morristown, republican; clerk; born in Morristown, Oct. 10, 1868; profession, a lawyer; educated at University of Vermont, class of 1891; was messenger in the office of Secretary of State in 1892, second assistant clerk of the House in 1894, first assistant clerk in 1896, clerk in 1898 and 1900; was chairman of board of school directors in 1896; elected state's attorney for Lamoille county in 1900; director of Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance Company. Religious preference, Congregationalist. Post-office address, Morrisville. Fred L. Hamilton

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Higher education is a significant industry in Vermont, employing an estimated 8,500 people. In 1996, more than 45,000 students were enrolled in public and private universities and colleges in Vermont. The largest and oldest institution, the University of Vermont in Burlington, was founded in 1791. Norwich University in Northfield, established in 1819, is the oldest private military college in the United States. Vermont's 376 public elementary and secondary schools include 16 area vocational centers and several one-room schoolhouses in small communities. There are also more than 40 approved private schools. Emma Willard, a crusader for women's rights in education, was a Vermonter, as was John Dewey, who is regarded as the father of modern progressive education in America. Recently, Vermont schools have received national acclaim for innovating programs that include multi-grade classes in elementary schools, student writing projects, and use of student "portfolios" to measure learning progress rather than traditional grade cards. Agriculture Geography Government Industry ... Education ABOUT VERMONT Weather History Press

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RESUME OF SERVICE CAREER OF HAROLD MICHAEL GOLDSTEIN, Brigadier General, (ARNGUS) Retired effective Jul 5, 1999 YEARS OF COMMISSIONED SERVICE Over 36 TOTAL YEARS OF SERVICE: Over 39 MILITARY SCHOOLS ATTENDED Artillery School, Field Artillery Officer Basic Course Armor School, Junior Officer Preventive Maintenance Course Fort Devens Chemical, Biological and Radiological Officer/NCO Course Field Artillery School, Field Artillery Officer Advanced Extension Course Field Artillery School, Nuclear, Biological and Chemical Weapons Target Analysis Course Field Artillery School, Self-Propelled Field Artillery Battalion Refresher Course Command and General Staff College, Command and General Staff Officer Course th United States Army Reserve School, Nuclear, Biological, Chemical Course Field Artillery School, Field Artillery Battalion Refresher Course Institute for Professional Development, Nuclear/Chemical Target Analysis Course Institute for Professional Development, Armor Field Grade Officer Refresher Course Institute for Professional Development, Armor Officer Advanced Course (SCAT)

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Vermont Department of Education School Report State of Vermont Complete Report Commissioner: Raymond J. McNulty State of Vermont Address: 120 State Street Montpelier Phone: 802-828-3135 Length of School Year: 176 Days Length of School Day: 6.50 Hours State of Vermont: General School Information School Participation Information Total School Enrollment Attendance Rate Retention Rate Class Size (Elementary K-6) Average Class Size Student/Teacher ratio Eligible Special Education 9-12 Dropout Rate Home Study (Number) State of Vermont: Program Information Technology Number of Students per Computer Number of Students per "New Generation" Computer Internet Access ... Personnel (FTEs): Classrooom teachers Other teachers Instructional aides Instructional coordinators and supervisors Licensed administrators Administrative support Other staff Teacher Contract Information: Total number of contract days Number of professional development days Average teacher salary State of Vermont: Community Social Indicators ***CAUTION*** Level of Education (Adults in Town) Vermont Food Assistance Food Stamps Rank in the State (out of 315) N/A N/A N/A Free and Reduced Lunch State of Vermont: Financial Resources ***CAUTION*** With the passage of Vermont's Equal Educational Opportunity Act (ACT 60), school finance in Vermont has changed. Districts and schools have just completed their first years of operation under the new funding formula (Fiscal Years 1999 and 2000). FY00 was the first year the new funding formula was fully implemented. To avoid confusion as the transition to a new system continues, some revenue information from previous School Reports has been edited. This information is still available from the Department of Education. Please contact the Financial Management Team at 802-828-3151 to request historical financial resources information.

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Student Performance: Indicator Definitions Vermont Developmental Reading Assessment (VT- DRA) - Grade 2 Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) (high school only) Advanced Placement (AP) (high school only) Post Secondary Aspirations and Actual Activities After High School (high school only) 21) Vermont Developmental Reading (VT-DRA): The Vermont DRA is a standards-based reading assessment administered individually to each second-grade student. Each student reads a short book and retells the story in his or her own words. Using uniform methods and guidelines, teachers score the student's oral reading for accuracy and the retelling for comprehension. Students must show real understanding of the text, not simply pronounce the words. As books become more difficult, visuals such as illustrations and type size vary along with vocabulary and text complexity The Vermont DRA was adapted from the original Developmental Reading Assessment published by Celebration Press. Extensive modification of the assessment, for statewide assessment purposes, was undertaken by the Vermont Department of Education, the University of Vermont and the Northeast and Islands Regional Lab at Brown University. The School Report shows the number of students with valid assessments and the percent of students scoring in the highest two performance levels - achieved the standard and achieved the standard with honors.

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Vermont Law School Students Sue Department of Defense Alliance of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgendered, and Straight Students Law Students Challenge Federal Intrusion Embargoed until Thursday, January 28 A press conference will be held at the federal district court in Burlington, 10 a.m. and on the quadrangle at Vermont Law School, South Royalton at 1 p.m., Thursday, Jan. 28. Copies of the complaint will be available. Contact: Sheldon M. Novick Alliance faculty advisor Vermont Law School: (802) 763-8303 ext. 2301 Students at Vermont Law School today filed a complaint in federal court challenging the constitutionality of a federal statute, the "Solomon-Pombo Amendment," that subjects them to discrimination. The filing of the suit is timed to coincide with a visit of United States Army, Judge Advocate General Corps ("JAG") recruiters to Vermont Law School today. The statute is an obscure rider to a federal appropriations bill that has attracted little attention. It directs the federal Department of Education to withhold education aid from institutions of higher education who refuse to act as employment agents for the Defense Department, which discriminates against homosexuals. Federal courts have upheld the military's power to discriminate within their own ranks, but discrimination by employment agencies is illegal under Vermont law, and the students claim that compelling Vermont schools to act as unwilling agents of discrimination is unconstitutional. Since passage of the Solomon-Pombo Amendment, JAG has demanded access to the law school campus and law-school assistance in recruiting, although it is barred by Vermont law and the school's own policies because of JAG's admitted policies of discrimination. In past years military recruiters have interviewed and hired Vermont students at other locations, and not once in the ten years preceding enactment of the SolomonPombo Amendment have they requested access to the law school campus. The students who filed the complaint contend that JAG recruiters are visiting to enforce a Congressional ideology, rather than to meet any supposed military need for Vermont law students.

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HAZING Hazing is a term that many people are familiar with, but not everyone thinks of it in the same way. Hazing can be defined as "any act that endangers the mental or physical health or safety of a student, or that destroys or removes public or private property, for the purpose of initiation, Hazing Essay for Law. This essay discusses the issues and concerns that all deal with initiation. Note! The sentences in this essay are shuffled, making this essay unusable If you want to read the essay in it's original and proper state, click here. We use this page for our internal search engine, and it's not meant to be viewable. Home Essays [LOGIN] Lists ... 1995-2003, Loadstone

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The University of Texas at El Paso Welcome What is ROTC? Scholarships Prospective Students ... Liberal Arts UTEP 500 W. University Ave. Military Science Bldg Room 107 El Paso, Texas 79968-0565 Ph: (915) 747-5621 Fax: (915) 747-5043 milsci@utep.edu Military Sciences • Summer Schools Each year, over 800 special training opportunities are extended to cadets through the Cadet Professional Development Training (CPDT) program. The CPDT program supplements campus training with practical leader development experiences and some additional skill identifier awarding courses. Cadets train in Army schools and with Active and Reserve units. CPDT consists of two subprograms, Cadet Troop Leader Training (CTLT) and Cadet Practical Field Training (CPFT). In a typical year, about half our commissionees will have had at least one of these experiences. Cadet Practical Field Training (CPFT) Generally, the total number of CPFT allocations equals ten percent of the cadet population at large. Battalion commanders will prepare, select and send cadets with the highest potential for completing the CPFT training and for being commissioned. Cadet Command pays for travel. Billeting and mess are provided by the installation. All cadets must meet the eligibility criteria to be selected. Refer to Annex A, Figure 2 (CPFT Training Opportunities). Leader's Training Course (LTC) Location: Fort Knox, Kentucky

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ROTC Home Calendar Directories News! ... Help Military Training Schools The following schools are available for cadets to participate in fun, challenging, and exciting training. With Army ROTC, you can experience the thrill of jumping out of a plane or helicopter, learning how to climb mountains and survive under the most grueling conditions, or leading soldiers all around the world. Airborne School "The idea of leaving an aircraft with nothing between a man and his death but a piece of string has left no one unmoved...except those who don't jump." - Sir Bernard Fall The US Army Airborne School, located at Fort Benning, Georgia, is available to cadets that are enrolled in the program. The course is three weeks long, consisiting of a ground week, tower week, and jump week. With each week comes a different type of training designed to teach you how to parachute out of airplanes and helicopters. "Jump School" can be the first step in the journey of a lifetime. Whether running through Fort Benning at daybreak or parachuting from a C-141, Airborne School will be an experience you will never forget. Once you've successfully completed your fifth jump, you earn the coveted silver wings of an airborne soldier. Air Assault School Air Assault training is available at different Army posts across the country. Your adventure begins with Zero Day: an obstacle course designed to exhaust even the most physically fit, followed by a brisk run of two miles in the summer sun. Then the real fun begins. Over the next two weeks, you learn to establish helicopter landing zones, execute a night air assault mission, rig and sling load helicopters for cargo missions, and rappel from a UH-60 Blackhawk hovering 100 feet above the ground. Cap it off with a three-hour, twelve mile road march and you'll understand why the soldiers of the 101st Airborne Division walk with a distinctive swagger of confdence. They've earned it, and so can you.

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THE ORCHARD LAKE SCHOOLS TOUR ... ORCHARD LAKE is a home where those who seek and those who have found, where those who ask and those who possess, where those who learn and those who teach, are all banded together in search for their ideal ever upholding the dignity of learning, aesthetics, and morality... by Fr. Walter Ziemba The Orchard Lake Schools are located on a 120- acre lakeside campus in southeastern Michigan, Orchard Lake some twenty-seven miles northwest of Detroit. They founded by Father Joseph Dabrowski to serve as spiritual, educational, cultural, and civic leader, so that newly-arriving Polish immigrants as well as their descendants could cherish and preserve the rich heritage of their forefathers, as expressed in their religious beliefs and traditions, their customs and their practices. Click on the picture to see a different view HISTORY OF MICHIGAN MILITARY ACADEMY (1877- 1909) Established in September of 1877 by Col. Joseph Sumner Rogers, who fought in the Civil War in the First and Second Battles of Bull Run. The Academy was modeled after the Pennsylvania Military Academy and Norwich Military University of Vermont. It was the state's first institution of practical, civil, and military engineering. Because of financial necessity, it closed on December 30, 1908. The property, which included eight buildings, several hundred feet of lake-front property, and 70 acres was sold to SS. Cyril and Methodius Seminary during the rectorate of Fr. Witold Buhaczkowski, second rector. The move from Detroit to Orchard Lake began July 20, 1909. Classes began September 9,1909, for some 350 students. Thus began a new era for the Seminary. Three distinct schools were created in 1927 to adapt to the American school system: St. Mary's Preparatory, St. Mary's College, and SS. Cyril and Methodius Seminary.

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Universities bow to Pentagon on military recruiters' access The Associated Press Law schools at the University of Southern California, Harvard and other institutions said they have bowed to demands of the Pentagon to give military recruiters access to students or risk the loss of federal funds. The schools have been warned in recent weeks that their universities' federal research funds could be cut off if they do not allow military recruiters to interview students, the Los Angeles Times reported Saturday. The law schools are among the final holdouts in a struggle between the military and many of the nation's universities over the Defense Department's "don't ask, don't tell" rules about homosexuals. Several university officials and faculty members speculated that the Pentagon has been emboldened to pursue stricter enforcement because of strong support from Congress and others for the war on terrorism. "Unfortunately, we no longer have a choice," said Rob Saltzman, associate dean of the USC law school, where military recruiters last week took part in the school's official interview program for the first time in more than a decade. In the mid-1990s, Congress passed laws that linked certain categories of federal funding for law schools to the degree of access military recruiters were given to students.

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Helping students and parents achieve their goals one step at a time... Links Please click on one of the sub-headings below to see the links: Boarding and Independent School Associations in the U.S. General associations Junior boarding school associations Single-sex boarding school associations ... Test preparation courses Although every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of these links, Ciceronian cannot guarantee that you will be directed to the correct web site, nor do we accept responsibility for any of the content contained on any of the web sites to which you may be directed. Boarding and Independent School Associations in the U.S. General associations The Association of Boarding Schools (TABS) http://www.schools.com/ Offers a school search and school information. National Association of Independent Schools (NAIS) http://www.nais.org/ A voluntary membership association for schools and associations. Association of Independent Schools in New England (AISNE) http://www.aisne.org/ Organization of private day and boarding schools in Massachusetts, Maine, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Vermont, with information on enrollment and application. Independent Schools Association of Northern New England http://www.isanne.org/

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