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Alternative Schools:     more books (101)

Who You Claim: Performing Gang Identity in School and on the Streets (Alternative Criminology) by Robert Garot, 2010-02-01 A Public School of Your Own: Your Guide to Creating and Running a Charter School by Catherine Blakemore, 1998-03 The Insiders' Guide to Medical Schools 2002/2003: The Alternative Prospectus Compiled by the BMA Medical Students Committee by Patel, Spencer, et all 2002-05-15 Holiday in the museum: an alternative program for at-risk high school students.(science program at natural history museum): An article from: Intervention in School & Clinic by Kai Yung Tam, Marilyn K. Rousseau, et all 2001-11-01 The Insiders' Guide to Medical Schools 2003/2004: The Alternative Prospectus compiled by the BMA Medical Students Committee Curriculum Alternatives: Experiments in School Library Media Education by Robert N. Case, Anna Mary Lowrey, 1975-01 Radical School Reform: Critique and Alternatives Can't Go Won't Go: An Alternative Approach to School Refusal by Mike Fortune-Wood, 2007-01 Alternatives in education: Schools and programs (Curriculum improvement series) by Allan A Glatthorn, 1975 The Insiders' Guide to Medical Schools 1999/2000: The Alternative Prospectus Compiled by the BMA Medical Students Committee The Learning Disabled Adolescent: Program Alternatives in the Secondary School by George E. Marsh, 1978-04 Locus of control and at-risk youth: a comparison of regular education high school students and students in alternative schools.: An article from: Education by Christi Allen Miller, Trey Fitch, et all 2003-03-22 Intellectual indignation: getting at the roots of student resistance in an alternative high school program.: An article from: Education by Dia N.R. Sekayi, 2001-12-22 How to Grow a School: Starting and Sustaining Schools That Work by Chris Mercogliano, 2006

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101. Sherbrooke Community School
     P-12 alternative schools for a wide range of student abilities and aspirations. Curriculum, student gallery and newsletter.  
     http://www.sherbrooke.vic.edu.au/

102. Burke County Alternative School - Burke County Alternative School
     Shown are calendar, academics, activities, classrooms, policies and school map.  
     http://www.burke.k12.ga.us/education/school/school.php?sectionid=464

103. Frpge
     Public alternative school 7-12 - Rome, Georgia.  
     http://rcs.rome.ga.us/rta/
     
     Extractions: The Rome Transitional Academy is operated by the Rome City Schools for students in grades 7-12. A full academic program is offered in a caring environment. The aim of the Transitional Academy is to assist students who have experienced difficulty in their regular schools. A small student body, a dedicated faculty, and a committed central administration make RTA an outstanding opportunity.

104. New Horizons Alternative School
     Offers individualized instruction through an intensive curriculum focused on reading and basic skills, but also offers instruction for those students considering post-secondary education.  
     http://newhorizons.ga.cca.schoolinsites.com/

105. Eastside Alternative School
     Includes volunteer opportunities and program descriptions.  
     http://schools.4j.lane.edu/eastside/eastside.html
     
     Extractions: Welcome to the Kid Designed Website for Our School! We did this through a Project. It is a work in progress and still needs a lot of stuff added before it is done! Click on what you are interested in looking at: Teachers and Other Staff Kids Art and Silly Pictures Parents and Information For Them Math ... Parent's Own Website

106. Corridor Alternative School
     Lists elective programs, plays and library information.  
     http://schools.4j.lane.edu/corridor/

107. Opportunity House
     Alternative school for pregnant or parenting teens who want to earn a high school diploma. Provides staff and contact information and parenting program brochure.  
     http://www.sheridan.k12.or.us/opportunity_house1.htm
     
     Extractions: Sheridan School District 48J 435 S Bridge Street Sheridan, Oregon 97378 Phone: (503) 843-2433 Fax: (503) 843-3505 OPPORTUNITY HOUSE MISSION STATEMENT The Opportunity House year-round alternative program is designed to meet the academic and emotional needs of students who are 14 years of age and older who want to earn a Sheridan high school diploma. The program is designed to meet the unique needs of pregnant or parenting teens, dropouts, over-age for grade students (two years or more), students who can not earn credits at the regular high school, and students who are in danger of dropping out. History of Opportunity House Enrollment Process How it works Meals Calendar School Closures Pictures Holidays Graduation Handbook Pregnant and Parenting Program

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