1. Arkansas K-12 Schools - AR High Schools State by state listings of K12 Schools in the United States. K-12 Schools in Arkansas Academics Plus High School 900 Edgewood Drive Maumelle, Arkansas 72113 http://www.collegesanduniversitiesinusa.com/Arkansas_K-12_Schools.html

Colleges and Universities in U.S.A. You are here: Home K-12 Schools Arkansas K-12 Schools in Arkansas Academics Plus High School 900 Edgewood Drive Maumelle, Arkansas 72113 Phone: (501) 851-3333 Accelerated Learning Program 7701 Scott Hamilton Dr Little Rock, AR 72209 Phone: (501) 447-1350 Acorn High School 143 Polk 96 Mena, AR 71953 Polk County Phone: (479) 394-5544 Alma High School 101 East Main Alma, AR 72921 Crawford County Phone: (479) 632-2162 Alpena High School 300a South Denver Alpena, AR 72611 Boone County Phone: (870) 437-2228 Alread High School 20308 Hwy. 16 W. Clinton, AR 72031 Van Buren County Phone: (501) 745-5337 Altheimer-Sherrill High School 106 Orchard Altheimer, AR 72004 Phone: (870) 766-0005 Ark. School for the Blind High School 2600 W. Markham St. P. O. Box 668 Little Rock, Arkansas 72203 Phone: (501) 296-1810 Ark. School for the Deaf High School

2. ARKANSAS K-12 SCHOOLS DID YOU KNOW the following Arkansas K12 school facts? Arkansas has nearly 500,000 K-12 students, 250+ school districts, 82+ million square feet of building space, http://comp.uark.edu/~dnutter/k12schools.html

Dr. Darin Nutter, PhD. P.E. Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering HOME RESUME RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS ... CONTACT ARKANSAS K-12 SCHOOLS Research HOME Industrial Assessment Center (IAC) Arkansas State Industrial Assessment Project Arkansas K-12 Schools ... NVLAP DID YOU KNOW the following Arkansas K-12 school facts? Arkansas has nearly 500,000 K-12 students, 250+ school districts, 82+ million square feet of building space, 57% of buildings built before 1980, $72 million in energy expenditures in FY 2006, and spending 13% for water, 58% for electricity, and 29% on natural gas. As utility costs for Arkansas school buildings increase, school districts look for ways to improve operations and reduce costs. The greatest opportunity lies with existing school buildings. As noted above, over half of Arkansas' K-12 school buildings were constructed before 1980 (25+ years ago). Potential savings ranging from 5% to 30%. Improving the energy efficiency of existing school buildings , resulting in reduced utility costs, can be achieved by, first, better understanding the each school's energy consumption. This can be done by understanding your utility rates, benchmarking, followed by tracking or trending usage over time, and finally making appropriate changes in building energy systems, operation, and maintenance. Below is information on these two subjects: BENCHMARKING SCHOOL ENERGY EFFICIENCY OPPORTUNITIES

3. Arkansas Policy Foundation A Position Paper Prepared by the Murphy Commission Education Workgroup Arkansas' Public Schools A Thirty Year $20 Billion Taxpayer Investment Yields http://www.arkansaspolicyfoundation.org/policy/30yrinvestreport.html

Main About APF Policy Research Board of Directors ... Add'l Resources A Position Paper Prepared by the Murphy Commission Education Workgroup Arkansas' Public Schools... A Thirty Year $20 Billion Taxpayer Investment Yields An Unprecedented Crisis in Academic Performance • 87% of Arkansas' 8th graders are not proficient in math (NAEP). • 87% of 11th graders failed the math section of the state's exit exam (ACTAP). • 80% of Arkansas' 4th graders are not proficient in reading (NAEP) Arkansas' average ACT college entrance score (20.2) remains consistently below the national average (20.9). • Arkansas' college remediation rate for entering students is 59.2%. 48% of these students entered college in the year after high school, the others are older students. After three decades of rising education spending and dramatic personnel growth in the system, Arkansas' academic achievement is well below national averages and lags most of the world's industrialized countries. The current public school establishment is responsible for this performance and must be held accountable and urged to improve. Arkansans are beginning to raise the central issue underlying effective education reform.

4. Arkansas Lab Safety Guide A Laboratory Safety Guide for Arkansas K12 Schools has been developed by the ASTA for it's members. One copy of the guide was send to all school administers, April of 1999. http://www.ualr.edu/crgrable/id77.htm

var TlxPgNm='id77'; Dr. Cheryl Grable home Resources SCED 7202 Course Outline ... Recommendations for Teaching Science Arkansas Lab Safety Guide Instructional Techniques Scaffolding lesson WebQuest Field Experience ... Laboratory Safety Guide for Arkansas K-12 Schools Arkansas Lab Safety Guide Science Education Safety A "Laboratory Safety Guide for Arkansas K-12 Schools" has been developed by the ASTA for it's members. One copy of the guide was send to all school administers, April of 1999. Free copies are available to ASTA members at any ASTA meeting or conference. A PDF file of the guide is available on the Arkansas Department of Education's web site, http://arkedu.state.ar.us/lab_safe2.pdf "Science and Safety, Making the Connection" is a recently published national guide to science safety in the classroom. To read or print the files you will need the Adobe Acrobat Reader installed on your computer. The guide was published by Council of State Science Supervisors (CSSS) with support from the American Chemical Society, the Eisenhower National Clearinghouse for Mathematics and Science Education, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, and the National Institutes of Health. You may print and distribute the booklet to teachers and other educators. Science and Safety, Making the Connection

5. Goals For Adequate Science Classrooms, Labs And Equipment Recommended designs can be found in the Laboratory Safety Guide for Arkansas K12 Schools http//arkedu.state.ar.us/pdf/lab_safe2.pdf. Specific Lab Requirements http://www-f9.ijs.si/~rok/sola/equipment.doc

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6. Arkansas K-12 Schools On The Web Search for your School Web Page, EMail, Principal, Teacher, Student or Alumni information on Class Reunions and Homework, employment, opportunities, Jobs http://www.grandpajunior.com/Ark.shtml

JOB OPENINGS (employment) About all school systems are looking for qualified individuals to fill several positions. Scholarships, Financial Aid, Grants About all school districts and high schools have a sight on their web page. To Add Your School or If You find a Dead Link Add or Correct this School Web http://grandpajunior.com Arkansas K-12 Schools on the web A B C D ... W X Y Z Home Link to us ... before 1945 A ABC School - Forrest City Academic Center for Excellence - Cabot Academics Plus Charter School - Maumelle Acorn Public Schools - Mena Ahlf Junior High School - Searcy Albright Elementary School - Newport Allbritton Elementary School - Hamburg Allen Elementary School - Siloam Springs Alma High School - Alma Alma Intermediate School - Alma Alma Middle School - Alma Alma Primary School - Alma Alma School District - Alma Alpena Public Schools - Alpena Alpha Academy - Little Rock Amboy Elementary School - North Little Rock Anderson Elementary School - Crossett Annie Camp Junior High School - Jonesboro Anthony School - Little Rock Apple Glen Elementary School - Bentonville Arch Ford Education Service Cooperative - Plumerville Argenta Academy - North Little Rock Arkadelphia High School - Arkadelphia Arkadelphia Public Schools - Arkadelphia Arkansas Baptist School System - Little Rock Arkansas High School - Texarkana Arkansas River Education Service Cooperative Arkansas School for Math and Science - Hot Springs Arkansas School for the Deaf - Little Rock Armorel Elementary School - Armorel Armorel High School - Armorel Armorel Public Schools - Armorel

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Page Contents Related Pages Related NoteBooks Related Libraries ... Contact Us Page Contents Ada Ash Aly Aca ... Adm Related Pages S A T W ... X Related NoteBooks Related Libraries Culture and Harmony Education Learning by Design Positive Practices ... Urban Education Search Translations Caution: Machine generated language translations may contain significant errors. Use with discretion. Chinese (Simplified) Deutsch Italiano Italiano Japanese Korean Ada Adair-Hauck, Bonnie; Glisan, Eileen W.; Koda, Keiko; Swender, Elvira B.; Sandrock, Paul (2006). The Integrated Performance Assessment (IPA): Connecting Assessment to Instruction and Learning Foreign Language Annals, 39 This article reports on "Beyond the OPI: Integrated Performance Assessment (IPA) Design Project," a three-year (1997-2000) research initiative sponsored by the U.S. Department of Education International Research and Studies Program. The primary goal of the project was to develop an integrated skills assessment prototype that would measure students' progress towards the Standards for Foreign Language Learning in the 21st Century (National Standards, 1999, 2006). A second goal of the project was to use the assessment prototype as a catalyst for curricular and pedagogical reform. This paper presents the Integrated Performance Assessment (IPA) prototype, illustrates a sample IPA, and discusses how classroom-based research on the IPA demonstrated the washback effect of integrated performance-based assessment on teachers' perceptions regarding their instructional practices.

8. Arkansas K-12 Schools A complete listing of private and public k12 schools in U.S., including contact and enrollment information. http://www.microedu.com/schools/Arkansas/index.htm

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9. Universal Design For Learning And Accessibility In Education Public School Computer Network; Internet Filtering; Accessibility Issues and Policies for the VisuallyImpaired; Status Report on Technology in Arkansas K-12 Schools http://www.unco.edu/equip/UD References/UDL-Accessibility in Education.htm

Universal Design for Learning and Accessibility in Education Literature "National Association of the Deaf." American Annals of the Deaf. v148 n2 p203 Sum 2003 This listing provides directory information for the national and state offices of the National Association of the Deaf, the oldest and largest nonprofit organization safeguarding the accessibility and civil rights of individuals with deafness and hearing impairments across a broad range of areas including education, employment, health care, and telecommunications. (Author/CR) "Immediate Transition from High School to College." Education Statistics Quarterly. v1 n2 p71-73 Sum 1999 Presents information on high school completers going directly from high school to college. The percentage enrolling reflects the accessibility of higher education and the value high school completers place on attending college. Between 1985 and 1996, the percentage of high school completers going directly to college increased from 58% to 65%. (SLD) "Excerpts from the California Department of Education's "School Site Selection and Approval Guide"."

10. University Of Arkansas Industrial Assessment Center Arkansas K12 Schools The University of Arkansas' Mechanical Engineering Department now houses http://comp.uark.edu/~dnutter/iac.html

Dr. Darin Nutter, PhD. P.E. Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering HOME RESUME RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS ... CONTACT University of Arkansas Industrial Assessment Center (IAC) Research HOME Industrial Assessment Center (IAC) Arkansas State Industrial Assessment Project Arkansas K-12 Schools ... NVLAP The University of Arkansas' Mechanical Engineering Department now houses an Industrial Assessment Center (IAC). IAC's perform no-cost energy assessments for industrial manufacturing plants. The UA's IAC is partnered with the well established Oklahoma State IAC . IACs are located at universities across the country and sponsored by the U.S. Department of Energy's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy through their Industrial Technologies Program The program provides on-site plant assessments performed by Dr. Darin Nutter, P.E. of the mechanical engineering department at the University of Arkansas The UA Industrial Assessment Center is excited to serve industry within the state of Arkansas . To be eligible** for an IAC assessment, a manufacturing plant typically meets these criteria:

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12. ADE Director's Communication Memos Enclosed is one copy of the Laboratory Safety Guide for Arkansas K12 Schools. The Arkansas Science Teachers Association (ASTA) and the Arkansas Department of Education (ADE http://arkedu.state.ar.us/commemos/static/fy9899/231.html

Agencies Online Services Policies Memo Number : SI-99-118 Date Created : Attention: Superintendents Co-op Directors Secondary Principals Elementary Principals Middle School Principals High School Principals other: Teacher Center Co Type of Memo: Informational Response Required: No Section: School Improvement and Instructional Support - Dr. Kevin Penix Subject: Laboratory Safety Guide for Arkansas K-12 Schools Regulatory Authority: N/A Contact Person: Bill Fulton Phone Number: E-mail: bfulton@arkedu.k12.ar.us Enclosed is one copy of the "Laboratory Safety Guide for Arkansas K-12 Schools." The Arkansas Science Teachers Association (ASTA) and the Arkansas Department of Education (ADE) developed the guide for the public schools of the state. It contains recommendations on safety for K-12 science classrooms; however, following these recommendations does not remove the school district or the teacher from their responsibility for safe practices. This guide should be duplicated, separated into grade levels and disciplines and/or given to each teacher of science within your district. The ADE does not plan to print any additional copies of this guide. The guide will appear as a PDF file on the Department's web site at: http://arkedu.state.ar.us at a later date. Questions about the guide should be addressed to Bill Fulton, Science Specialist, 501- 682-4471, e-mail: bfulton@arkedu.k12.ar.us.

13. Www.ualr.edu Arkansas Lab Safety Guide No Summary. Laboratory Safety Guide for Arkansas K-12 Schools http://www.ualr.edu/crgrable/id77_l.htm

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14. Certified Position Vacancies Certified Position Vacancy Notice Wednesday, October 27, 2010. The following certified (teaching) vacancies are available in the Bentonville School District based on enrollment and http://bentonvillek12.org/web/employment/certified_positions.asp

document.cookie = 'mts=' + window.screen.width + 'x' + window.screen.height + '; path=/' HOME Contact News Feeds SMS Alerts Directory Intranet BPS Benefits Certified Position Vacancies Classified Position Vacancies Employment Application ... Substitute Teaching Certified Position Vacancy Notice Sunday, November 14, 2010 The following certified (teaching) vacancies are available in the Bentonville School District based on enrollment and budget. To submit an application for one of these positions, click this Certified Online Application link. All applications for certified positions must be submitted online. Paper applications for certified positions are no longer accepted. After you have submitted your application online, an administrator or supervisor will contact you if additional information is needed or if an interview with you is desired. Please make sure all information is complete and accurate. If you are interested in the classified position vacancies, click this Classified Vacancies link. Building Phone Position Open Status Date Posted Bentonville High School Biology Open Until Filled District Hearing Impaired Teacher Open Until Filled District Principal for new K-4 School to open in August 2012. Assistant Principal position will be filled after Principal is named.

15. Web Links :: K-12 Schools Online :: ELearning And Distance Education Information eLearning and Distance Education Information in K12 Homeschooling Arkansas Virtual Academy As a publicly-funded online charter school, the Arkansas Virtual Academy (ARVA http://k12schoolsonline.com/index.php?module=Web_Links&req=viewlink&cid=

16. Beaumont Foundation Of America In 2004, the Beaumont Foundation of America awarded technology equipment grants to the following organizations in Arkansas. K12 Schools. Westwood Elementary, Springdale http://www.bmtfoundation.com/bfa/2004/arkansas.htm

Home About Us Grants Yearbook ... Contact Us Yearbook • Overview • 2007 Grants • 2006 Grants • 2005 Grants ... • 2002 Grants 2004 Beaumont Foundation Grantees Arkansas In 2004, the Beaumont Foundation of America awarded technology equipment grants to the following organizations in Arkansas. K-12 Schools Westwood Elementary, Springdale Paris High School, Paris St. Joseph Junior/Senior High School, Pine Bluff Community Organizations AARP Senior Community Service Employment Program, Little Rock Salvation Army Affiliates El Dorado Corps - El Dorado Youth Center, El Dorado Back to 2004 Grantees www.bmtfoundation.com

17. DIS | Educational E-Rate Assistance The collection of these funds has the potential to exceed $15 million per year for the Arkansas K12 schools and public libraries. The level of support provided by the E-Rate http://www.dis.arkansas.gov/productsServices/professional/Pages/EducationalERate

var MSOWebPartPageFormName = 'aspnetForm'; Agencies Online Services State Directory A+ ... Professional Services Educational E-Rate Assistance Educational E-Rate Assistance The E-Rate Program for schools and public libraries provides discounts and reimbursements to eligible entities for technology expenditures used to facilitate education of K-12 students and service library patrons. DIS assists schools and libraries in filing applications for the E-Rate program. DIS will assist customers in obtaining federal E-Rate Program support funds for the State of Arkansas.  The collection of these funds has the potential to exceed $15 million per year for the Arkansas K-12 schools and public libraries.  The level of support provided by the E-Rate Program is based on the poverty level of the school, which is determined by the National School Lunch Data and ranges between 20% - 90%. The customer should expect: E-Rate training Assistance in filing applications Escalation of E-Rate issues Interceding with Program Administrators on behalf of Arkansas applicants Assistance in filing appeals Interfacing with Arkansas Legislators and Congressional Delegates Home About DIS Cyber Security Newsroom ... Support Find us on...

18. STEM Legislation will develop a plan to improve laboratory facilities and enhance learning environments for the teaching of science, technology, engineering and mathematics in Arkansas K12 schools http://www.convergemag.com/stem/STEM-Legislation.html

19. Arkansas K 12 Schools On The Web, Colorado County District Douglas School, Farme Table of Contents Laboratory Safety Guide for Arkansas K12 Schools……………………………….………….…1 Safety Considerations http://pebryan.bob.buttobi.net/ukaokgsbr/

20. Distinctions - UCA Currently, more than 5,000 UCA graduates work as educators in Arkansas k12 schools, with the highest concentration of its graduates working in central Arkansas or northwest http://www.uca.edu/education/dean/distinctions.php

Prospective Students Admissions Academics Athletics ... Edit Quick Links College of Education imageelement = document.getElementById("uca_top_image"); if( imageelement.childNodes[0].src ) node = 0; else node = 1; imageelement.childNodes[node].width = 580; imageelement.childNodes[node].height = 150; UCA COLLEGE OF EDUCATION NOTEWORTHY ACHIEVEMENTS AND DISTINCTIONS SEPTEMBER 2010 UCA Educator Production and Quality UCA continues to be one of the top two producers of licensed school educators in the state. Currently, more than 5,000 UCA graduates work as educators in Arkansas k-12 schools, with the highest concentration of its graduates working in central Arkansas or northwest Arkansas. Additionally, the quality of UCA educator graduates is strong, as evidenced by the standardized content knowledge, pedagogical knowledge, and classroom performance skill assessments. UCA educator graduates consistently pass these various assessments at or above the state average. For example, one hundred percent of all College of Education graduates have passed the Praxis III assessment, with each performance area scored above the state average. Mashburn Center for Learning The Mashburn Center for Learning continues to be one of three state-endorsed intervention and professional development programs in Arkansas, as identified by the Arkansas Department of Education. The Mashburn Center provides intervention strategies and professional development support for participating schools to improve outcomes of low-performing students.

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