Wading through divorce and custody issues at school can be difficult. Does the grandparent have rights? What about stepdad? What if the parents don't agree about their child's education, placing you right in the middle? This book demystifies Texas family law issues that intersect with school law, students, parents and school employees.Long time education lawyer, Kevin Lungwitz, and family law professor and practitioner, Jeana Lungwitz, collaborate on this first-of-its-kind family law practice guide for educators. A valuable resource and "must have" for all school administrators.

Texas Family Law for School Administrators, Teachers, and Lawyers

Kevin Lungwitz

Jeana Lungwitz

Park Place Publications

In RtI- 3 Tiers of Behavior Andrea Ogonosky and Karen Mintsioulis create and clearly describe strategies and programs for decreasing behaviors that are disruptive to the learning environment. The authors describe best practices and evidenced base strategies/programs by outlining a hierarchy of intensified interventions that have proven to be successful. This book will also include a digital download of RtI forms, checklists, and easy to use classroom resources.

RTI- Three Tiers of Behavior: Strategies and Programs That Work!

Andrea Ogonosky

The Response to Intervention Documentation Handbook is an easy-to-use reference guide. It provides information and advice for effective documentation of instruction, curriculum, assessment and interventions within a multi-tiered problem solving model. Chapters on typical characteristics that underpin the RtI model are provided. The Response to Intervention Documentation Handbook also presents a discussion of the legal issues with respect to IDEA 2004 and Section 504 within an RtI problem solving framework and how they affect district and campus level decision making. Included in this reference guide are illustrations of effective data collection techniques and accompanying forms to increase consistency and fidelity of documentation. Includes a CD of forms. Paperback approx. 100 pages 8.5 x 11

The Response to Intervention Documentation Handbook

Wading through divorce and custody issues at school can be difficult. Does the grandparent have rights? What about stepdad? What if the parents don't agree about their child's education, placing you right in the middle? This book demystifies Texas family law issues that intersect with school law, students, parents and school employees. Long time education lawyer, Kevin Lungwitz, and family law professor and practitioner, Jeana Lungwitz, collaborate on this first-of-its-kind family law practice guide for educators. A valuable resource and "must have" for all school administrators.

Texas Family law for School Administrators, Teachers, and Lawyers

Jeana Lungwitz Kevin Lungwitz

Restorative Discipline Practices are a process of building community and individual relationships in schools to proactively deal with behavioral issues. The process focuses on the use of community groups, or circles, that give all participants a voice. Restorative Discipline can be used, not only as a new way to manage discipline in schools, but also to educate and empower whole students. This book will provide anecdotes and process stories by authors from diverse backgrounds including: classroom teachers, school administrators, campus coordinators, juvenile justice officials, community leaders and university professors. It will be an inspiration and reference for educators as they begin or continue to implement Restorative Discipline Practices in the schools. Foreword by Jim Walsh, Walsh Gallegos Trevino Russo and Kyle PC Afterword by Rod Paige, Former United States Secretary of Education

Restorative Discipline Practices: A Journey in Implementation by a Community of Texas Educators

Kevin W. Curtis

Robert Rico

Sherwynn Patton

Jennifer Karydas

Eloise Sepeda

daniel-martinez

Gaye Lang

Danita Bailey

Morgan by Morgan

Morgan Stock

Estranged from his father for 23 years, Joe Livernois recently joined his siblings for a reunion on the occasion of his father's eightieth birthday, in the heart of Mexico. The Road to Guanajuato is a personal account of the circumstances that led to the estrangement. The may not have found what they thought they needed from this incorrigible man on their trip, but the reunion was a mystical, heartening, maddening and comic experience that included inept bullfighters, an international beer-drinking contest, the Mayan Oracle, a warehouse for mummies, a Mexican soap opera star, an ubiquitous procession of pilgrims, a tamale standoff and the most sweetly sincere and happy people they had ever met.

The Road to Guanajuato: Estrangement in Paradise

Joe Livernois

BETTER THAN BEAUTY tells the story behind the work of a highly-original 20th-Century California painter, Jeanne d'Orge. d'Orge was a unique and unconventional figure whose art and poetry are as earthly as they are mystical. Her creative career began in mid-life, after a drastic move. d'Orge left her husband and family (including her daughter, the famed children's book author Virginia Lee Burton) to begin a new life of love and creativity with the young inventor Carl Cherry in Carmel, California. She became a painter and poet of extraordinary vision with profound messages of liberation and authenticity for readers today. Jeanne d'Orge was recognized for many years as an "ancient, honorable citizen" of Carmel. With her second husband, whose invention of the Cherry Blind Rivet revolutionized aircraft building in the 1940's, she established the Carl Cherry Foundation, now the Carl Cherry Center for the Arts. Jane Wilgress' perceptive study revives the artist's remarkable life in a beautiful, full-color volume filler with d'Orge's independent, courageous spirit. Wilgress conducted research in California, England, and Scotland to capture the artist's spirit and work. Archivist, librarian and student of the arts, Wilgress for ten years was Curator and Director of the Carl Cherry Foundation and Gallery, home to d'Orge's works.

Better Than Beauty: The Life and Work of Jeanne d'Orge (Paperback)

WILGRESS, Jane

The book follows the journey of G.S. Garcia and J.M. Capriola, two legendary saddle makers in northeastern Nevada who made their living from the working cowboys and ranchers in the Great Basin. Entering into the present are the Bear and Wright families who have chosen to continue the tradition and heritage of leather craftsmanship.

Legacy of Silver and Saddles, G. S. Garcia to J.M. Capriola Co., 1864 - 2004

Harris, Linda

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A very readable, entertaining account of the unexpected African adventures of a woman whose well-to-do New York and California background contrasts intensely with the bush country of Kenya and Tanzania. An ample parade of colorful ex-pats, corrupt bureaucrats, and a mixed bag of appealing local characters enliven fascinating tales, leaving one wishing for more.

Hatari Sue: The African Misadventures of a Jewish American Princess

Travel

Susan Charvonia

Africa

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