deeply dissatisfied with their wages, health benefits and teacher rights. It is threatened by an operating budget and now that the economy is improving, we welcome the opportunity for change. We are here as members in the community and also as the representatives for the Fallsburg Teachers Association. Teachers in the Fallsburg School District are being paid less than other teachers in the state of Oregon. There has been no pay increases in the past 5 years and health care costs will increase from 33%
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Bank report states that approximately 350 million people in India currently live below the poverty line. With an estimated population of 1.2 billion people, this means that every third Indian is bereft of even basic necessities like nutrition, education and health care and many are still blighted by unemployment and illiteracy. Social entrepreneurs can help alleviate these issues by putting those less fortunate on a path towards a worthwhile life. Rather than leaving societal needs to the government
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Running Head: Multicultural Education and the Various Challenges Multicultural Education and the Various Challenges Oletha Y. Mask-York Grand Canyon University EDU 230, Cultural Diversity in the Classroom April 29, 2012 Issues within Multicultural Education As an educator I realize that teaching can be challenging. It requires one to be dedicated to self and the population they serve. It can be exciting or boring. It is how you approach this profession that makes a difference. Teachers
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1033 Cambridge Ave. Camden NJ 08105 856-966-5278 Ext. 24400 (Main office) Ext. 24501 (Academic Office) 856-342-6822 Fax Executive Director: Jamar Brown Principal: Charles Johnson Director of Operations: Jaquay Waller Director of Special Education: Maura Schlindwein Purpose: The achievement of all pupils and the establishment rely on the preparation and implementation of the school administrators. ISLLC 2008 Standard one, states that the leadership team must examine assorted elements of
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Across America, the months of May and June are filled to the brim with excited children bursting out of their respective schools and into their favorite part of the year: summer break. The following three months are filled with exactly what those enrolled in school want–no pressure to perform academically. Though the majority of the United States is in agreeance with the traditional structure, the population of year-round supporters is ever growing. The United States is steadily losing the ability
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1.1 Summarise the entitlement and provision for early year’s education There are various types of childcare options available for early years, these includes: Sure Start Children’s Centre: it involves parent from the birth of their child. They offer early years education for children, health and family support, parenting advice as well as training and employment advice. Nursery schools: Provide early learning and childcare for children between three and five years old. Preschools and playgroups:
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relationship. Dr. Sutton is a passionate public health professional who works tirelessly to seek funding, develop collaborations, and manages programs to help Mississippians live healthier through numerous preventive health programs. While Dr. Sutton and I have worked together on various projects in public health over the years, my internship with the Office of Preventive Health gave me an opportunity to learn much more about all the preventive health programs, funding for those programs, and how
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Overs the years there has been an increase in mental health problems, especially among students. This influx can be attributed to a large number of requirements placed upon students to especially towards the end the end of their traditional education. Because of these stress triggering requirements students and their schools must go to additional lengths to ensure the safety of the students and those around them. During the last century, humankind has seen a change in the way that students receive
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include the school’s vision and mission, strategies that meet the needs of the stakeholders, descriptions of the curriculum and instructional programs, the School Profile, and the school’s role in the larger community. ISLLC 2008 Standard 1: An education leader promotes the success of every student by facilitating the development, articulation, implementation, and stewardship of a vision of learning that is shared and supported by all stakeholders and ISLLC 2008 Standard 3: A school administrator
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