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• Arkansas Association of Alternative Educators
  The Arkansas Association of Alternative Educators is an organization whose membership is made up of teachers and administrators responsible for providing effective education programs in alternative environments through out the state. A.A.A.E. has three main goals:
  • Provide an instrument through which educators can communicate and network statewide with other Alternative Educators.
  • Gather and disseminate information which is relevant to Alternative Educators.
  • Provide a unified voice for Alternative Education practitioners in Arkansas.

• Buccaneer-Scholar
  This website is dedicated to a certain lifestyle of mind. I call it intellectual buccaneering. I call myself a buccaneer-scholar.
  

  Just as the original buccaneers would not submit to authority in their pursuit of worldly riches, neither do us modern buccaneers yoke ourselves to authority in the pursuit of a rich education. We construct truth and meaning for ourselves.

• Clifton Corner
  Clifton Corner is a place where students are empowered to achieve their academic goals and to pursue their personal dreams. We believe that every individual is intelligent, born with a treasure chest of unique gifts, which are waiting to be discovered. At Clifton Corner, we know that focusing on the inner adventure of learning leads to authentic achievement. As a result, the success accomplished by students exceeds their expectations, and sparks the confidence to pursue new challenges!

• Colorado Alternative Education Association
  We are proud to be up and running. This site is a work in progress and will change as time goes on. We are currently in the process of both getting our non-profit status and becoming an affiliate of the National Alternative Education Association and will let you know when both of those items occur. Our goal is to develop this site into a peer-based network where Colorado Alternative Education teachers can share resources and ideas and thoughts with each other. We eventually will have a blog up and running. We welcome any and all ideas and will do our best to get this site to where it meets your needs.

• The Connecticut Association of Alternative Schools and Programs (CAASP)
  The major goals of CAASP are to establish and develop an Alternative Education Network System throughout Connecticut, supply resources to developing alternative programs,support existing alternative programs, interact with other state agencies on related topics, provide membership with a monthly newsletter, and hold an annual state-wide Alternative Education Conference.

• Documentary Educational Resources
  We produce, distribute and promote quality ethnographic, documentary and non-fiction films from around the world. We were founded in 1968 by independent filmmakers whose collaborations reflect a lifetime of engagement and respect for their subjects. Documentary Educational Resources' films foster cross-cultural understanding through educational video and film.

• Georgia Association for Alternative Education
  GAAE is here to support you in your efforts to make the Alternative Education Programs in Georgia the very best.

• iLearn in Freedom Network
  For Friends of Alternative, Cooperative, and Democratic Education

• ICEE - The Institute for Culture + Environmental Education
  The Institute for Culture and Environmental Education (ICEE) provides educators with 21st century skills needed in America's classrooms. Skills needed for life preparation including tolerance, non-violent communication, interpersonal development and global citizenship. Our professional development program provides educators with the knowledge, critical thinking and inspiration to teach multicultural and environmental awareness to children in their community and throughout the world.

• Iowa Association of Alternative Education
  Supporting learning alternatives in Iowa since 1979

• Jan Fortune-Wood
  Jan Fortune-Wood: poet, novelist, author of books and articles on education & parenting, small press editor and creative writing tutor.

• Michigan Alternative Education Organization
  The purpose of the Michigan Alternative Education Organization is to advocate quality alternative education for Michigan's youth, to provide a network of support for alternative educators and students, and to promote awareness of alternative education at local, state, and national levels.

• Minnesota Association of Alternative Programs
  The Minnesota Association of Alternative Programs (MAAP) was organized by a small group of educators in alternative education in the early 1980's. Currently there are over 800 members from over 300 ALC's & Alternative programs in Minnesota, surrounding states and Canada.
  

  The purpose of the organization is to meet the needs of students, parents, teachers, administrators and the general public through a professional organization dedicated to the improvement of alternative education and program options.

• New York State Alternative Education Association
  NYSAEA is an organization that furthers and supports multi-faceted instructional approaches and means of assessing learning for all students, particularly those in non-traditional environments.
  

  NYSAEA's mission is to link various individuals and organizations to influence the formation of regional, state and national policy and procedure to be supportive to alternatives in education

• Next Step Integral
  Next Step Integral is an international non-profit organization incorporated both in Canada and the United States. We are dedicated to the advancement of human consciousness and to the integral embodiment of our human potential. Our main emphases are: integral education, integral parenting, integral ecology and integral community, with a central focus on application.

  Next Step's Integral Education Team is offering the third annual Integral Education seminar titled: "Integral Education: From Cradle to Kosmos" at Whidbey Institute from August 2nd till August 7th on Whidbey Island in Washington State. We welcome parents, teachers and anyone interested in experiencing integral education firsthand. We are an international community of people willing to push the envelope of education forward.

• North Carolina Association of Alternative Educators
  The mission of the association is to improve the quality of alternative learning and teaching in the schools of North Carolina.

• Oklahoma Alternative Education Association
  OAEA strives to raise awareness among Oklahoma legislators of the educational successes, lives saved and futures found, each year in the state's 254 alternative education programs.

• Pennsylvania Association for Learning Alternatives
  It is the mission of the Pennsylvania Association of Learning Alternatives to optimize educational opportunities which are appropriate and equitable for all students; to provide people interested in options in education with a network to provide for the comprehensive education of students; to create and encourage the development of alternatives in education.

• Rouge Forum Conference
  The Rouge Forum is a group of educators, students, and parents seeking a democratic society. We are concerned about questions like these: How can we teach against racism, national chauvinism and sexism in an increasingly authoritarian and undemocratic society? How can we gain enough real power to keep our ideals and still teach - or learn? Whose interests shall school serve in a society that is ever more unequal? We are both research and action oriented. We want to learn about equality, democracy and social justice as we simultaneously struggle to bring into practice our present understanding of what that is. We seek to build a caring inclusive community which understands that an injury to one is an injury to all. At the same time, our caring community is going to need to deal decisively with an opposition that is sometimes ruthless.

• Tennessee Alternative Educator's Association
  Seeking to meet the needs of students, parents, teachers, administrators, and Tennessee's general public through a professional organization dedicated to the improvement of Alternative Education.

• Texas Association for Alternative Education
  A statewide association for the teacher professionals involved in alternative education. Alternative education in public schools, charter schools, schools of choice, juvenile justice, disciplinary settings, school within a school which strive to keep and graduate kids in Texas who are not in main stream teaching facilities. Our Texas alternative teachers are advocates for the kids in need and targeted by Texas Education Agency as candidates for “No Child Left Behind” concerns.

• (up)'s heard
  (up)'s heard is a project driven by our desire to give voice to the (up)rising generations. We are referring to today's younger generations, of which these myriad voices are a part.

  We encourage impassioned young people - (up)risers – to express their views on issues facing humanity. This publication is a compilation of those dynamic voices that we seek to amplify as a method to actively address today's issues and advocate for the evolution of mainstream media based on principles of inclusivity and critical analysis.

• Virginia Alternative Educators Association
  VAEA Objective: To establish and maintain a communication network and support system among alternative educators in the Commonwealth of Virginia.

• Washington Association for Learning Alternatives
  WALA's primary mission is to support alternative school students, parents, and communities by providing leadership to school districts, supporting student and staff activities, providing scholarships to secondary alternative school graduates, and grants to alternative schools and programs to develop better instructional models.

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