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The Key Wish
Jason's sisters get all the attention-and cause him all sorts of trouble. His older sister, Tayleigh, once made a wish that got her suspended from the dance team, and then Jason had to move to a new middle school. His twin, Polly, also made a wish which almost ruined the family vacation when she started hearing and seeing Thomas Jefferson's ghost everywhere. Jason can't wait to get away for a bit, and lucky for him, he gets to go on a band trip to the happiest place on earth! Along with his big brother, Bryant, and his best friend, Scooter, Jason is headed to a special theme park in Florida. Away from his family, Jason will be free of drama and the strange magic that surrounds his sisters. B...
The Early Childhood Educator Professional Development Grant
Focuses on the implementation of professional development for early childhood educators, describing a number of models for improving early childhood care. This title provides future developers of professional development with a road map for what works and what might not be as effective.
Nonprofit Management 101
A new edition of the essential guide to nonprofit management This intensely practical, comprehensive guidebook is for both leaders new to the nonprofit sector looking for a quick primer on all the issues that matter, as well as established veterans looking to understand how all the pieces fit together. Showcasing practical tips and takeaways, this how-to manual and resource guide provides easy to implement solutions for organizations seeking to expand impact and meet mission. Seasoned veterans including Van Jones, Fair Trade founder Paul Rice, Lynne Twist, Kay Sprinkel Grace, Joan Garry, and more share knowledge and useful insights on all aspects of nonprofit management, including: Fundraising from individuals, companies, and foundations Online fundraising, social networking, and effective use of technology Marketing, public relations, and events Board and volunteer engagement Human resources and career planning Lobbying and advocacy Legal and financial management Leadership and strategic planning This is essential reading for anyone in the nonprofit sector looking for the latest information in the field.
The Student Evaluation Standards
This comprehensive framework was created by the Joint Committee on Standards for Educational Evaluation (http://jc.wmich.edu//) to guide educators in designing and assessing student appraisals that are fair, useful, feasible, and accurate. Carefully written to ensure their relevance at the classroom level, these Standards were developed with assistance from members of sixteen professional societies: - American Association of School Administrators - American Counseling Association - American Educational Research Association - American Evaluation Association - American Psychological Association - Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development - Canadian Evaluation Society - Canadian Society for the Study of Education - Consortium for Research on Educational Accountability and Teacher Evaluation - Council of Chief State School Officers - National Association of Elementary School Principals - National Association of Secondary School Principals - National Council on Measurement in Education - National Education Association - National Legislative Program Evaluation Society - National School Boards Association.
The Personnel Evaluation Standards
"The second edition reflects the best in current research and theory for not only evaluating teachers but also supporting professional growth." —Robert J. Marzano, President Marzano and Associates "Since 1988, the Personnel Evaluation Standards have come to be recognized as the universal benchmark for quality control in defining, designing, and implementing educator evaluation systems. The clear, practical, and systematic explanations and application make the standards essential for any educational professional concerned with performance evaluation." —James H. Stronge, Heritage Professor of Educational Policy, Planning, and Leadership College of William and Mary The authoritative source ...
The Snow Wish
"Tayleigh, her boyfriend Leo, and her best friend Marli make some wishes on the melting snow, and then strange things start to happen. At first Tayleigh thinks everything is going her way from winning her own laptop to discovering a drive-thru restaurant that carries everything she likes, but then things start to go wrong. Tayleigh's friend gets suspended from school while she gets kicked off the dance team! With the help of her friends and family, Tayleigh decides that maybe her wish came true... now she has to figure out what to do about it. As you read the book, you can think about what wish you might make and what could happen if it really came true. This book is appropriate for anyone from late elementary through high school"--Author's website.
The Snow Wish
Life is just about perfect for high school student Tayleigh Vesper. She has an awesome boyfriend named Leo, her best friend Marli understands her like no one else can, and her family is fantastic. Still, there are a few things she'd like to change On a whim, Tayleigh makes a wish on some melting snow and then promptly forgets it. But the next day, the fun starts! Her brother is accepted into an elite program at the University of Michigan, she gets the chance to sing a solo in choir, and she even wins a laptop computer! Has her snow wish really worked? It looks like it! But it's not long before things start to go wrong. Her friend Alex gets suspended from school for cheating on a math test, and Tayleigh gets kicked off the dance team. Suddenly, getting everything she wishes for isn't as cool as she thought. Now it's time to figure out how to fix the mess she made before anything else happens! The Snow Wish is a charming tale with a bit of magic and a whole lot of fun!
The May Family in Eastern Kentucky
Traces the family histories of several families surnamed May who moved to Kentucky in the late eighteenth century. Most were from Virginia, and many may have been related to each other.
