Internet resources

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This thread is for Internet resources that are relevant to the work we're doing here. Let's try to keep the entries here be ones that have long-term usefulness, rather than short-term topicality. If there is a website you mention in a regular weekly thread that would be appropriate, give it a short annotated mention here too.

-- Anonymous, February 25, 2001

Answers

Onteora Central School District

New York State School Boards Association The most relevant articles on the site for our purposes at present may be found using these links: on the left- hand menu, click on "About NYSSBA," then "Introduction to NYSSBA." Click the "School board members" link within the text, and then read the sections available.

Kingston Daily Freeman You may want to occasionally use the search function to see if there are any articles about Onteora online that did not show up on the home page listing. Type in "Onteora."

Woodstock Times Remember that online articles in the Woodstock Times do not get archived. You may want to occasionally save online articles in case you need to cut and paste text or forward the article to someone. If you use Internet Explorer, click "File" the "save as" and give it an appropriate file name such as "Woodstock Times 2.19.01 board interviews" or whatever.

-- Anonymous, February 25, 2001


Bullying resources:

Raven Days Excellent resource for information on bullying and activism. "Schools should truly be safe for all their students. Someday perhaps they will be. But as long as they are not, there need to be places where current and former outsiders can gather, for support in dealing with the status quo, and for help in changing it. That is why Raven Days was created." -- from the introduction

Nerd/Outcast/Misfit Resources Tips for surviving mainstream school culture, often discussed with wit and compassion.

-- Anonymous, February 25, 2001


Here's the e-mail address for the Woodstock Times where letters to the editor can be sent.

news@woodstocktimes.com

-- Anonymous, February 27, 2001


Here's the NYSED site for filing petitions to the Commissioner of Education.

http://www.counsel.nysed.gov/

-- Anonymous, March 02, 2001


Here's the Calendar that Erik has set up for us. http://www.memo.cx/ocs/ Please feel free to send him any dtaes of interest to include on the calendar. His link is on the site.

-- Anonymous, March 08, 2001


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