21. Kids Domain-Grownups Place Crafts, Safe-surfing Information, parent resources. parents' Guide Safesurfing information and resources for parents.Infoweb-parents and Public Gateway north carolina education information for http://www.harnett.k12.nc.us/Schools/SHarnett/ParentResrcs/ParentResrcs.html

PARENT RESOURCES Kids Domain-Grownups Place Crafts, Safe-surfing information, useful links for parents and more. Yahooligans! Parents' Guide Safe-surfing information and resources for parents. Infoweb-Parents and Public Gateway North Carolina Education information for parents, including resources, news, laws and policies. StudyWeb Find research materials for your kids on almost any subject. Family Education Network Child development information, activities, and hot topics for families. Family.com Tons of ideas, crafts, information and links for families. Safekids Tips and advice to make a family's online experience fun and productive. NC Wise Owl North Carolina resources, online tools and safety facts, and parenting tips and information. SmartStart State website with information to help teachers and parents. Global Schoolhouse Resources, ideas and tips for education-minded families. Kidshealth.Org

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Quick Links Search About ERIC/CUE Major Subject Areas Publications ... Organizations and Resources ERIC System In-Process Abstracts ERIC Database Other ERIC System Sites Adjunct Clearinghouse on Homeless Education ... Submit Your Documents User Services Comments, Questions, User Survey Mailing List Site Map ERIC/CUE Home School and Parent Resources Defining Youth Violence Targeting Gange Violence Substance Abuse National Programs Community Programs School and PArent Resources Publications Pathway Home The following Internet sites offer resources on youth violence for school administrators teachers , and parents Resources for Administrators Early Warning and Timely Response: A Guide to Safe Schools An effective and safe school is the vital center of every community whether it is a large urban area or a small rural community. Central to this guide are the key insights that keeping children safe is a community-wide effort and that effective schools create environments where children and young people truly feel connected. Center for Prevention of School Violence Established in 1993 in North Carolina, the Center serves as a primary point of contact for dealing with the problem of school violence. The Center focuses on ensuring that schools are safe and secure so that every student is able to attend a school that is safe and secure, one that is free of fear.

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Parent News for November-December 2000 Resources for Parents Conference Calendar Conference: Navigating Partnerships for Student Success Sponsor: National Association of Partners in Education Date: November 13-17, 2000 Place: Houston, Texas Description: Keynote speakers for the 17 th annual national symposium on Partnerships in Education include Dr. Peter Benson, President, the Search Institute; William Brock, Former Secretary of Labor, Chairman, Intellectual Development Systems; and Curt Coffman, coauthor of "First, Break All the Rules" and Global Practice Leader for the Gallup Organization's Workplace Management. Contact: National Association of Partners in Education 901 North Pitt St., Suite 320 Alexandria, VA 22314 Telephone: 703-836-4880 Fax: 703-836-6941 Email: NAPEhq@NAPEhq.org Internet: http://www.partnersineducation.org/10.html Conference: Real Magic: The Realization of Multicultural Education in the Everyday Sponsor : National Conference of Multicultural Education (NAME) Date: November 15-19, 2000

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This article is provided courtesy of the National Association for the Education of Young Children Making Child Care Work for Everyone National Association for the Education of Young Children The High/Scope Educational Research Foundation, in collaboration with the National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC), established the Program Recognition Project to identify programs offering high-quality services and above-average staff compensation, while maintaining affordable fees for families. One hundred and four programs either applied or were nominated to be considered by the Program Recognition Project. Through initial reviews and on-site assessments, the High/Scope staff selected ten exemplary programs. These programs represented a range of service types and reflected a diversity of affiliations. Almost all of the programs share certain features and goals that point to some keys to success for achieving high-quality care and education, good compensation for staff, and fees that are affordable to parents. The following are the common characteristics of the selected exemplary programs that make child care work for everyone. These programs:

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Home LD Definition IDEA About Us ... Parent Network Parent Leadership Institute People on the Move Other Resources Make a Donation Contact Us National Association for the Education of African American Children with Learning Disabilities Parent Leadership Institute Through the creation of our new Parent Leadership Institute, we hope to reach an unprecedented number of African American families by selecting proven advocacy leaders in strategic locations throughout the United States to serve as its primary members. It is our goal that the Parent Leadership Institute will not only bring together passionate parent advocates but that it will also serve as a united voice to advocate policies that will improve the quality of education in this country. Members of the Parent Leadership Institute have demonstrated their commitment to making change and bettering the lives of children who have previously been misunderstood, mislabeled, and underrepresented in the fight for educational rights. Founding members of the Parent Leadership Institute are: Nayo Watkins Founder, The Mekye Fund/The Mekye Center

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Local Resources State Resources National Resources Local Education Funds Local Resources Arts and Science Council Board of Education Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools CMS Guidance and Student Services Department Online Scholarship Guide ... United Family Services State Resources Learn NC, the New Learners and Educators Assistance and Resource Network of NC Meridian (a guide to how technology is being used to teach middle schoolers) No Child Left Behind in NC North Carolina Association of Educators North Carolina Department of Public Instruction North Carolina Department of Public Instruction ABC's results ... North Carolina General Assembly (a good source to track education legislation) North Carolina Public School Forum North Carolina School Boards Association North Carolina School of Science and Math North Carolina Standard Course of Study ... North Carolina State PTA National Resources ACT Assessment Test - Resources for Students Planning to Attend College American Federation of Teachers (AFT) America Goes Back To School Children's Defense Fund ... Education News.org

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Current Path: Home What is The Parenting Institute of North Carolina? Is The Parenting Institute only for professionals? What is NCPEN? ... I am a parent, can I benefit from The Parenting Institute? Q. What is The Parenting Institute of North Carolina? A. The Parenting Institute of North Carolina is a statewide resource for parenting education professionals and families. Funding for The Parenting Institute is provided by The Duke Endowment. The Parenting Institute of North Carolina is to increase the capacity of communities to deliver parenting education programs in North Carolina. Our goal is to preserve, strengthen, and empower families, through quality and stable parent education programming in North Carolina. The Parenting Institute envisions a world where communities offer on-going parenting classes - and where parents continue their education throughout the different stages of their children's development. The philosophy of The Parenting Institute is that a child depends on his/her parent more than anyone else. A parent is a child's first and most important teacher, and through reaching parents, we make a significant difference in a child's quality of life.

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Add Your Support Group Update Your Support Group Search WWW Search eho.org Receive the EHO Newsletter Volunteers Needed Join the Work of EHO April Featured Book Homeschooling and the Voyage of Self-Discovery document.write(code); Message Boards Feature Articles Support Resource Center ... Search North Carolina State Department of Education Homeschooling Law HS Websites Mailing Lists ... Submit Listings for This Page State Department of Education North Carolina Department of Public Instruction Bob R. Etheridge, State Superintendent of Public Instruction Education Building 301 North Wilmington Street Raleigh, NC 27601-2825 FAX (919) 715-1278 Homeschooling Law North Carolina Division of Non-Public Education Homeschool Information Page - Includes the law, explanation of requirements and Notice of Intent form. Complying with North Carolina Home School State Law provided by NCHE.

30. On-line Resources north carolina Math Page lesson plans in math from DPI; education World - newsand resources for teachers; LD On-line - ED/LD news, parent info, legislation http://mts.admin.wsfcs.k12.nc.us/resource/

Resources for Students, Teachers, and Parents Warning: Many of these links let you leave WS/FCS sites. Linked sites are not under the control of WS/FCS, its agents or its employees. WS/FCS is not responsible for the contents of any linked sites, any link contained in a linked site, or any changes or updates to such sites. WS/FCS is providing these links to you as a convenience, and the inclusion of any link does not imply endorsement of the site by WS/FCS. WS/FCS Related Sites Resources for Parents Resources for Students Resources for Teachers ... Research Sites (for students, parents and teachers): Many subjects Communication Skills Math Science ... Other Search Engines AltaVista Dogpile Multi-search Excite Google ... Yahooligans! A searchable, browsable index of the Internet designed for Web surfers ages 8 to 14. Ask Jeeves for Kids - get answers and links to questions WS/FCS-Related Sites Learning Village Community Resource Volunteers - presentations for schools Video Resources for WSFCS -search and order videos from our video library Scimax - Science and Math Forsyth County Band Directors' Association WSFCS Art Department Site School Social Workers Forsyth School Media Association (FMSA) ... Lotus Notes Email and Tier 1 Support Page (Password required)

31. UCP Of North Carolina: Resources And Links parentto-parent programs; parent-professional collaboration; at the University ofNorth carolina, Chapel Hill and public and professional education activities. http://www.ucpa.org/ucp_localsub.cfm/124/8510

To Main UCP Site Service Categories: Child and Family Residential Support Services Employment Opportunities Outreach ... Speak Out Locally! We Need Your Support! Your Dollars can make a tremendous difference. Click here to learn how. Resources and Links Who We Are Special Focus Calendar How You Can Help Jobs News Contact Us Resources and Links UCP-North Carolina maintains connections to many agencies and organizations in the state and around the country. For specific information on a variety of topics, click on the addresses below. Local Resources Self-Determination Leadership Network Families Life Plan Trust Local Links Exceptional Parent magazine is sponsoring two airings of a web seminar focusing on the diagnosis and treatment of childhood movement disorders. You are invited to register by June 21st via internet or by calling 800-EPARENT, ext. 203. June 26: 6 PM- 7 PM (EDT) July 10: 8 PM- 9 PM (EDT) sponsored in part by an educational grant from Medtronic, Inc. Presenters for this informative teleconference are: Dr. Leland Albright

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Links ALS Info Assistive Technology Info Augmentative Communication Info Disability Organizations ... Other State/National Resources for the Disabled Here are some other sites that you may find interesting and informative: ALS (Lou Gehrig's Disease) ALS Survival Guide Focus on ALS Stephen Hawking's Site Go to Top Augmentative Communication (Aug Comm) AT Industry Association Aug Comm Organization in Minnesota Aug Comm Technology Review Communication Aid Manufacturers Association ... Go to Top Disability Organizations American Council of the Blind MUMS: A National Network of Parents/Caregivers of Disabled Children ... Go to Top Texas Financial Resources for the Disabled Texas Programs for the Disabled State of Texas Government Information Texas Health and Human Services Commission Texas Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation ... Go to Top National Resources Advocates at ARD's http://www.narda.org/NARDAframe.htm Alabama http://www.penpages.psu.edu/penpages_reference/28507/285072365.HTML Arizona http://www.penpages.psu.edu/penpages_reference/28507/285072366.HTML

33. NEUHAUS EDUCATION CENTER - ADDITIONAL RESOURCES MD, at the University of north carolina Chapel Hill Schwablearning.org A parent'sguide to helping kids with a major grant from the US Department of education. http://www.neuhaus.org/additional_resources.htm

ADDITIONAL RESOURCES Home About Us Calendar Teacher Development ... Online Giving Program On this page you will find: Links to related helpful and informative web sites. The International Dyslexia Association (IDA) is an international nonprofit membership organization committed to the study and research of dyslexia. The organization offers a series of information booklets on dyslexia entitled The Emeritus Series. Each booklet can be purchased for $5.00. Call 410/296-0232. The Houston Branch of the International Dyslexia Association, the local branch of the International Dyslexia Association, is dedicated to increasing community awareness of dyslexia. The Branch presents a yearly conference dealing with dyslexia and related disorders. Call the Branch at 713/529-1975 to be placed on the mailing list. Academic Language Therapist Association (ALTA) Helpline/Hopeline, 972/907-3924, provides names of certified Academic Language Therapists in 36 states trained to work with dyslexic students. For names of certified Academic language Therapists in the Houston and surrounding area, contact the Neuhaus Education Center, 713/664-7676.

34. North Carolina Council Of Churches: Education Sabbath Packet: Part II so that the teacher and the parent can come resources that will support that educationclassrooms, well A north carolina judge has recently ruled that school http://www.nccouncilofchurches.org/programs/religion_public_education/sabbath/sa

North Carolina Council of Churhces Education Sabbath Packet PART II RELIGIOUS COMMUNITIES UNDERTAKE THEIR RESPONSIBILITY TOWARD PUBLIC EDUCATION In 1998 the North Carolina Council of Churches Task Force on Religion and Public Education sent a questionnaire to church leaders in all its member bodies asking what support for public education was currently being given in churches. At the time only a third of the respondents reported any ways this support was being given. However, there was one respondent who gave encouragement to the Task Force's work and said, "Give us some ideas!" Another wrote, "I would appreciate a packet of suggestions of ways we could take the initiative as a church. Right now the efforts are made by individual church members who because of their faith serve as teachers and administrators, or who are parents." Since 1998 there have been more religious communities that have undertaken responsibilities toward public education in their towns and cities. They have wonderful stories to tell. This Packet gives local congregations some ideas about ways these congregations and other groups are supporting public education, other suggestions of actions your congregation might take, and resources that can be helpful.

35. National Coalition For Parent Involvement In Education (NCPIE): Resources: By Su Meeting the Challenge in north carolina An Action Plan to Parents for Public Schools,1520 north State Street Not Academic US Department of education Office of http://www.ncpie.org/Resources/Subject_PublicPolicy.html

Search NCPIE If you know the title of the resource that you are seeking, please click below on the first letter of its title. A B C D ... Z Public Policy Brownbag Discussion Series Quality Education for Minorities Network These documents examine the implications for minorities of proposed educational reform; current and pending relevant legislation; and promising educational strategies and research findings. TO ORDER: Available online at http://QEMnetwork.QEM.org/brownbags_list_95-96.html . To order by phone, call 202/659-1818, fax: 202/659-5408, or email: qemnetworkqem.org , or mail to: The Quality Education for Minorities (QEM) Network, 1818 N Street, NW, Suite 350, Washington, DC 20036. Caring Communities: Report of the National Task Force on School Readiness National Association of State Boards of Education 1991, 56 pp. This report redefines school readiness and presents a vision for what schools, communities, families, and federal and state governments must do if the nation is to meet the important national goal of ensuring that every child comes to school ready to learn. The Task Force was chaired by then-governor Bill Clinton. PRICE: TO ORDER: Go to the NASBE online bookstore at http://www.nasbe.org/NASBE_Bookstore/Early_Child.html

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Search NCPIE If you know the title of the resource that you are seeking, please click below on the first letter of its title. A B C D ... Z Miscellaneous Benchmarks The National Clearinghouse for Comprehensive School Reform Supporting CSR Winter 2001 Comprehensive School Reform Meeting the Needs of All Students Fall 2000 Moving Forward with Comprehensive School Reform Spring 2000 PRICE: Free TO ORDER: Available online at http://www.goodschools.gwu.edu/pubs/ The Catalog of School Reform Models The National Clearinghouse for Comprehensive School Reform Type of model: entire-school, reading/language arts, mathematics, science, other Grade level: Pre-kindergarten to 12th grade Special populations: English language learners, special education, rural, urban, or high poverty PRICE: Free TO ORDER: Available at http://www.nwrel.org/scpd/catalog/index.shtml School Reform Issue Briefs The National Clearinghouse for Comprehensive School Reform Occasional papers covering a wide array of trends and issues in CSR, NCCSR Issue Briefs are designed to be of interest to CSR researchers, policymakers and practitioners. Recent briefs include: A Brief for Practitioners on Turning Around Low-Performing Schools: Implications at the School, District, and State. April 2001

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Cullowhee Valley Elementary School search for search in This Site Britannica Internet Parent Resources for the 21st Century The Sylva Herald Jackson County Regional Library Albert Carlton-Cashiers Community Library ... Disney Search the Curriculum Matrix for Lesson Plans Access Online Courses through e-Class Post Homework Assignments with SchoolNotes.com Search TeacherVision Today's Features for Educators On the Web Today: USA TODAY News Lesson Today's Weather GeoBee Challenge Daily Almanac Check Homework Assignments on SchoolNotes.com Find Information - Fast - Using the Research Center Get Creative on the Creative Zone Play Games on FunBrain Today's Features for Students On the Web Today: SAT Question of the Day Today's Birthday Picture of the Day Word of the Day Find Out What's for Homework with SchoolNotes.com

38. Housing & Residential Education: Our Communities Student parent Interest Network resources for student parents http//www City LocalArea resources. north carolina Department of Health and Human Services This http://housing.unc.edu/communities/sfh/resources/

The Division of Student Affairs The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill STUDENT FAMILIES Community Resources Campus Resources The Villager: The Odum Village Newsletter This newsletter composed by the Odum Village Community Office is mailed to each resident of Odum Village. Additionally it is available on this website for your convenience! Carolina Dining Services Carolina Dining Services facilities are conveniently located throughout campus. Carolina Dining Services are managed by Aramark Dining Services and are nationally recognized for the variety, flexibility and quality of their dining options. http://www.dining.unc.edu International Center Services for students focused on assisting with transition to the country, visa and immigration information, and other supportive programs and resources. http://internationalcenter.unc.edu/ Student Parent Interest Network Resources for student parents http://www.unc.edu/student/orgs/spin/

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