Mona Lisa Select Site Award ©
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  • Kristin McKinnnon
    http://www.communitylivingkl.ca/

    Our website furthers our mission to support people with
    intellectual challenges to achieve their personal goals and
    participate in the development of healthy, inclusive communities.

    Our site furthers our mission both by providing information
    and resources to the people we support and by presenting
    them as vibrant, enthusiastic members of their communities.
    We also reach out to anyone looking for related resources, wherever they may be in the world. Kristin McKinnnon

  • Melissa Fannin
    http://CampbellCoTn.com



    Campbell County TennesseeLocal History Network is all
    Free genealogy help. We have records of all kinds and
    some exclusive to our site. It is the best "in the know" site for Campbell County Tennessee. Melissa Fannin




A well written account of a shortline railroad presented in a
pleasing manner. A combination of original graphics, great content,
intuitive layout and easy navigation, makes this a must see site.

The site's coded in PHP and is XHTML and CSS compliant.
No FRAMES are used and the site will function with JavaScript
disabled.
Jerry Hartzler


  • Jonathan Hayward
    http://JonathansCorner.com


    To see an award-winning website offering a
    "renaissance man" collection of
    stories,
    essays, fiction, poetry, humor, games,
    software, artwork and a four-dimensional maze,
    visit Jonathans Corner.
    Jonathan Hayward

  • Eileen Ponte
    http://oro-verde-nh.com


    I have created this site for ecommerce and
    did the
    graphics and photos myself with no prior experience.

    It evolved from a commercial site to also helping
    American troops and the fight against breast cancer.
    I hope you find it worthy.
    Eileen Ponte




Good Housekeeping Site of the Day
Good Housekeeping's Site of the Day
  • Newton's Castle was featured as Good Housekeeping Site of the Day on October 7, 2005.


    Edutopia Newsletter
    George Lucas Education Foundation

    Hi and thanks for your email. I have forwarded it on to the person who prepares our "resources and opportunities" section of the newsletter.

    Best,
    Roberta Furger Editor, Edutopia News

    • Newton's Castle was featured in Edutopia on October 26, 2005.

      ======================================================
      OPPORTUNITIES and RESOURCES
      ======================================================

      7. Newton's Castle

      Students can learn about Earth's rotation, optical illusions, logic puzzles, color, and more at this interactive Web site dedicated to the discoveries of Sir Isaac Newton. The site, which also offers thought-provoking questions for teachers or students to use to foster further discussion, was created by the students at John F. Kennedy High School, in the Bronx, in collaboration with kids at England's Thomas Hepburn School.

      Though the site content is geared toward middle schoolers and high schoolers, it offers plenty of interesting facts and puzzles for older minds, too. Visit Newton's Castle at the link below.
      http://email.e-mailnetworks.com/ct/ct.php?t=1079452&c=603057846&m=m&type=3

  • To: Project Legal
    Subject: On Line TIPS Form Submission
Dear Jim, I've developed an online version of the TIPS WebQuest check-off which can be easily adapted to collect, collate and verify projects' compliance by participants. http://users.erols.com/sjfeld/tipsppa.htm Let me know about its applicability. I would like to develop a similar form for the PowerPoint component.
Best wishes,
Steve Feld

Congratulations, Steve, on obtaining a Best Buy award, and I will be sure that you receive any future announcements that I receive re: funding. To my knowledge, you are the only one to apply.

Good luck and let me know how you use the award.

Jim

-----Original Message-----
From: Steve Feld
Sent: Saturday, January 31, 2004 1:10 PM
To: James Carroll
Cc: IGELERN@NYCBOE.NET
Subject: [Fwd: Congratulations te@ch Award Recipients]

Dear Jim, Thanks for letting me know about the Best Buy Te@ch grant.. Were there any other TIPS Bronx schools to get the award? Please let me know about any other funding opportunities Best regards, Steve Feld

-------- Original Message --------

Subject: Congratulations te@ch Award Recipients
Date: Fri, 30 Jan 2004 11:20:29 -0600
From: Community Relations
Reply-To: teach@BestBuy.com

Congratulations! Your school has been selected to receive a Best Buy te@ch award.

Within the next two weeks we will mail a package to the contact person on your te@ch application. The package will contain a grant award check for $2,500 (payable to the school) and a CD with important tools and templates to help your school garner community and media recognition of this award.

Thank you for participating in the Best Buy te@ch program. Any questions should be directed to teach@BestBuy.com.

Sincerely,
Best Buy Children's Foundation

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