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Memory Upgrades From Crucial.com - Crucial Technology Kicks Off "Education Is Cr
in computer memory upgrades to idaho schools. At a news conference at LongfellowElementary School this morning, Crucial Technology's general Manager, Mike
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Extractions: http://www.crucial.com Meridian, Idaho, November 14, 2001 "Idaho consistently ranks among the top 10 states in the area of educational technology," said Governor Kempthorne. "Idaho schools provide nearly twice as many up-to-date computers per student as the national average, and Crucial Technology memory upgrades help us maximize and extend the life of our existing hardware." "We are pleased Crucial can play a role in improving the technological resources available to Idaho schools," said Bokan. "Upgrading memory is the best way to maximize performance and life of existing hardware, allowing teachers and students to efficiently use educational software and the Internet."
Memory Upgrades From Crucial.com - Crucial Technology Kicks Off "Education Is Cr
idaho schools the necessary memory upgrades to improve the performance of theirservers and increase overall productivity, said Scott Schoenherr, general
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Extractions: http://www.crucial.com Meridian, ID, April 6, 1999 Crucial Technology, a division of Micron, today announced it will donate up to $100,000 worth of server memory upgrades to Idaho schools, grades K-12 through the "Education is Crucial" Program. In 1998, Crucial Technology, which sells memory upgrades factory direct from Micron Technology, Inc., donated over $87,000 in memory upgrades to Idaho schools through the "Education is Crucial" program. "We are pleased once again to have the opportunity to work with the Department of Education to provide Idaho schools the necessary memory upgrades to improve the performance of their servers and increase overall productivity," said Scott Schoenherr, General Manager of Crucial Technology. "This is our way of showing our continued commitment to helping Idaho schools use technology to improve and expand the learning horizon."
Idaho
of students with disabilities participate in idaho's current and the SEA, LEAs andindividual schools to (1 resulting in unified efforts of general and special
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Extractions: August 1999 IDAHO Abstract or Conceptual Framework for State Systemic Change The State of Idaho is developing rigorous content and performance standards for all kindergarten though 12 th grade students, including children and youth with disabilities. Although the standards will be completed by July 1999, systems currently are not in place for ensuring that all students succeed in achieving these high standards. The Improving Results Initiative is based on a collaborative partnership designed to align and strengthen educational systems that contribute to high student achievement. Partners in this project include the Idaho State Department of Education (ISDE), local education agencies, Idaho Parents Unlimited (IPUL), institutions of higher education and others. The goals of the initiative are to: Implement state and local policies and procedures that strengthen the capacity of schools to improve educational results for all students, including students with disabilities. Revise professional and paraprofessional standards, certification requirements and personnel development programs for the purpose of redefining personnel skills necessary to improve results for children and youth with disabilities.
General Information Lewiston, Idaho
schools. general River from the Bitterroot Mountains to its merger with the Snake River,the site of the presentday twin cities of Lewiston, idaho and Clarkston
http://www.cityoflewiston.org/lewictin.htm

Extractions: 3 Swimming Pools Corps of Engineers Snake and Clearwater River Frontage including picnic areas, boat ramps, 16 miles of paved walking, running trails, and playgrounds. Nestled between the Snake and Clearwater Rivers, Lewiston and Clarkston boast a rich history and diversity for even the most discriminating outdoor or cultural enthusiast. The celebrated Lewis and Clark Expedition brought Captains Meriwether Lewis and William Clark to the Clearwater Valley in 1805. Lewis and Clark embarked on a search for a trade route through the Northwest. They followed the Clearwater River from the Bitterroot Mountains to its merger with the Snake River, the site of the present-day twin cities of Lewiston, Idaho and Clarkston, Washington. Lewis and Clark referred to this area as "paradise," a sentiment echoed by the Nez Perce Indians who resided in the valley when the expedition arrived. The warm coastal air funneled through the river valleys provides an ideal climate for wildlife. Wild geese and ducks favor the parks to raise their young in the Clearwater Valley's early spring.
Alliance For Intellectual Freedom In Education
The University of idaho offers an accredited high and private schools (includinghome schools) can issue child may complete the general Education Development
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Extractions: Common Questions And Plain Answers About Home Schooling in Idaho "The Parent or guardian....shall cause the child to be instructed in subjects commonly and usually taught in the public schools of the State of Idaho". Idaho Code 33-202 The freedom of educational choice carries with it the responsibility to educate. 1. How is education addressed in the Idaho law? Idaho Constitution, article 9, section I gives the legislature the power to establish and maintain a general, uniform and thorough system of public, free, common schools. Idaho Code. title 33, section 101 through 33-116 creates a state board for the general supervision and control of all state education institutions and public school systems. 2. Who is responsible for the education of a child in Idaho and what subjects must be taught? Idaho code title 33, section 202; "The parent or guardian of any child resident in this state who has attained the age of seven (7) years at the time of the commencement of school in his district, but not the age of sixteen (16) years, shall cause the child to be instructed in subjects commonly and usually taught in the public schools of the state of Idaho." The generally accepted subjects are: English, math, reading, science, history and civics. 3. What choices do parents have under the law regarding their children's education?
The Community School, Admissions General Information - Sun Valley, Idaho
3960 ext.108 or write to us at PO Box 2118 Sun Valley, idaho 83353 email MIDDLEAND UPPER schools You are welcome to meet with the Director of Admission and
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Extractions: Many factors are considered when the Admissions Committee reviews an application. These include a student's academic transcripts, teacher evaluations and recommendations, standardized testing, qualities of character, motivation and attitude. Applicants who match the mission of the School may be offered enrollment. If a class is full, an applicant waiting pool is maintained. If a candidate is not accepted, it is sincerely believed that The Community School is not the appropriate school for the student.
NUDC: The #1 Student Choice For Online Learning
of Landscape Architects, National Association of schools of Music today on the Universityof idaho campus in on videotape and DVD); general Computer Security
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ISBA Service 2
Each year ISBA funds at least two $1,000 general scholarships and the Wayne We encourageapplications from students attending idaho schools and preparing for a
http://www.idahobroadcasters.org/ID Scholars.htm

Extractions: Idaho State Broadcasters Association SCHOLARSHIPS For Idaho Students Desiring a Career in Broadcasting The Idaho State Broadcasters Association, founded in 1950, is organized to further the interests of broadcasters in Idaho. Professional enrichment of the membership is one of the principles of ISBA and, in that context, the encouragement of students considering broadcasting as a career is an important ISBA mission. Each year ISBA funds at least two $1,000 general scholarships and the Wayne D. Cornils Memorial Scholarship for less advantaged students. We encourage applications from students attending Idaho schools and preparing for a career in broadcasting. Such careers could include: Business Administration, Sales, Journalism, Engineering. We encourage applications from a broad and diverse student population. ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA The applicant will be enrolled in an Idaho school as a full-time student. The applicant will have exhibited superior potential in studies or activities relative to broadcasting. The applicant will be recognized and respected by his/her peer group.
K12 Schools W/ WWW Servers
K12 general Lists. Kent Junior High schools Kent Washington; Lee's Summit High School MorgantownWest Virginia; Moscow Alternative School Center Moscow idaho;
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State Regulation Of Private Schools - Idaho
a high school or can take the general Education Development (GED Public Aid for PrivateSchools/Private School Students The idaho Constitution prohibits
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Extractions: State Regulation of Private Schools - June 2000 Registration/Licensing/Accreditation: Recordkeeping/Reports: Length of School Year/Days: Teacher Certification: Curriculum: Health: Safety: Transportation: Epeldi v. Engelking , 488 P.2d 860 (1971), cert. denied Home Schooling: Home school students may participate in state-wide testing and assessment. A home school student may be able to receive a diploma from a high school or can take the General Education Development (GED) test and, upon successful completion of all requirements, may apply for an Idaho High School Equivalency Certificate. Administrative Rules of the Idaho State Board of Education. Public Aid for Private Schools/Private School Students: The Idaho Constitution prohibits public appropriations to support sectarian schools. Idaho Const. Art. IX, 5. Miscellaneous: Updated January 2000
The Times-News Online -- Twin Falls, Idaho
Performance audits for schools are a welcome idea. This project will begin to addressa key shortcoming in idaho's education system the lack general Inclusion
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Extractions: www.magicvalley.com The Times-News AG Weekly Southern Idaho Business Subscribe ... Today's Photos Tuesday, April 8, 2003 Twin Falls, Idaho E DITORIALS Let businesses and patrons opt for smoking restrictions Rarely is Helena, Mont., known as a national trendsetter. But when city voters approved a ban on indoor smoking last year, the town of 26,000 gained some notoriety. ...
Reference Materials Online
immigrants. Colleges Universities. College Guides, Scholarships, Grants,and general Information. CollegeNET information idaho schools. Albertson
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Idaho Mountain Express :To A Loser Spoils : February 12-18, 2003
US Attorney general John Ashcroft and idaho Republican Tom $123,000, far more thanthe idaho superintendents traveling the country checking schools as part
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Extractions: For the week of February 12-18, 2003 U.S. Attorney General John Ashcroft and Idaho Republican Tom Luna share something other than Republican Party memberships. Both were rejected by home state votersAshcroft for U.S. senator from Missouri and Luna as candidate to become Idaho superintendent of public instruction. But both these losers are winners. Big time. President Bush plucked Ashcroft from possible political Siberia and made him the most powerful law enforcement officer in the land (some say the most heavy-handed, too). Now the Bush White House is handing Tom Luna a plum"special assistant" to Education Secretary Rod Paige at a salary of between $95,000 and $123,000, far more than the Idaho superintendents $82,500. Whats more, Luna works from home in Nampa, traveling the country checking schools as part of the "No Child Left Behind" program.
Idaho - LAW FIRMS
idaho general Practice (2). HG Law Related Services Service providers and consultantsHG Law schools HG Legal Associations Every Legal Association HG Vendors
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General Information
A number have entered excellent graduate schools not only in English but in other faculty;upto-date computer labs; the best library in idaho (and easy access
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Extractions: Moscow, ID 83844-1102 The department offers one undergraduate degree, the B.A. three minors , the English minor and the Teaching English as a Second Language minor; and four graduate degrees: the M.A. , the M.A.T ., the M.A. in Teaching English as a Second Language , and the M.F.A. in Creative Writing Sigma Tau Delta While we believe that our faculty is our greatest asset, the department also boasts a video library and generous scholarship funds. The department offers three different emphases leading to the B.A. in English. Click here for more information about the undergraduate programs Our M.A. program is also exceptionally flexible. Click here for more information about graduate studies in English at the University of Idaho. Active, involved faculty enhance the classroom . . .
Boise State's Jump Start Program General Information
Participating high schools may include Bishop Kelly High School, Boise Boise MeridianEagle High School, Meridian Hillcrest High School, idaho Falls Meridian
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People For The American Way
general Education Funding. The machines are essentially video versions of idahosstaterun their gaming revenues to educational programs and schools in and
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General Information About The Wells Fargo Winter Games Of Idaho
In the idaho Junior High/Middle School and High School Championships,trophies will be awarded to the top three schools in each division.
http://www.idahowintergames.org/games/

Extractions: Winter Games of Idaho! Wells Fargo Winter Games of Idaho is a sports festival created for amateur athletes of Idaho and the region. Initiated as part of the Idaho State Centennial celebration in 1990, the Wells Fargo Winter Games is designed to showcase Idaho's winter sport opportunities and the state's winter resorts. The Games also provide a forum for training and competition among the region's recreational athletes and potential Olympians. While winning plays an important role in the sports festival, the Winter Games strive to emphasize individual achievement and good sportsmanship. Idaho is one of more than 40 states that has joined the rapidly growing State Games movement. For more information about these state games, check out our Links of Interest page Wells Fargo Winter Games of Idaho is incorporated as a non-profit organization and is governed by a six-member board of directors comprised of recreation and business leaders from throughout the state. The directors are: Dave Christiansen, President
Inside BYU-Idaho For October 10, 2001
included not only the idaho schools, but schools from Oregon the Mormon TabernacleChoir concerts at BYUidaho on on The cost is $8 and $6 (general public) and
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Extractions: BYU-IDAHO TEAM WINS GOVERNOR'S CUP For the first time, the traveling Idaho Governor's Cup trophy will bear the name BYU-Idaho. The BYU-Idaho forensics team won the cup this weekend at a tournament in Twin Falls. Started in 1966, the Idaho Cup is an annual speech and debate competition with Boise State University, Idaho State University, the University of Idaho, Albertson College of Idaho, Lewis-Clark State College, Northwest Nazarene University, the College of Southern Idaho and BYU-I. It has been won before by Ricks College, but this is the first time as BYU-Idaho. In addition to winning the cup, the forensics team also won first place sweepstakes at the tournament, which included not only the Idaho schools, but schools from Oregon, Montana and Wyoming. This is the first meet of the year and prospects look good for a successful season. The team this year is the largest in the school's history, and includes students from many different majors and all academic divisions. STUDENTS CONSTRUCT NEW WATER FEATURE Horticulture and landscaping students at BYU-Idaho recently celebrated the official opening of the Beaver's Den in the Thomas E. Ricks Gardens located southeast of the Spencer W. Kimball Student and Administrative Building.
BYU-Idaho Enrollment Shows 16 Percent Increase
transfer students from Utah schools and 600 from idaho schools. from other stateswho are using idaho as their elementary education and 1,040 in general studies
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Extractions: appName = 'News Release' September 12, 2002 BYU-Idaho enrollment shows 16 percent increase in students REXBURG, Idaho The number includes 3,354 students who are classified as juniors or seniors, compared to 1,654 at the same time last year. There are 4,231 freshmen, 3,118 sophomores, 2,218 juniors and 1,136 seniors. Miyasaki Attending BYU-Idaho this fall are 1,929 married students, compared to 1,058 in the fall of 2001. This is an 82 percent increase from one year ago. Two years ago, the number of married students was just 546. Utah schools and 600 from Idaho schools. There are 6,069 females (57 percent) compared to 4,634 male students. The percentage of men is 1 percent higher than last year. Students from all 50 states are represented in the university. Students from Idaho showed a significant jump of 24 percent from 3,228 last year to 4,013 this year. Miyasaki attributed some of this increase to married students originally from other states who are using Idaho as their home address.

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