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	Hopkins School - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Hopkins was founded "for the breeding up of hopeful youths" with funds from Edward Hopkins' estate to fulfill John Davenport's wishes to bring a grammar school to New Haven.
		The original Hopkins School coat of arms was designed by Edward Hopkins to be a personal symbol, though it was not an official piece of heraldry.
		Hopkins died in 1657 and bequeathed money to found a school dedicated to "the breeding up of hopeful youths for the public service of the country in future times." Colonial officials wanted Hopkins's bequest to remain in Connecticut and appointed three men, Davenport and two others, executors of Hopkins's will.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Hopkins_School (3635 words)

	Johns Hopkins University - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Johns Hopkins is notable as the the first university in the United States to put an emphasis on research, founded on the German university model.
		Hopkins was a model for most large research universities in the United States, particularly the University of Chicago.
		Hopkins' primary national lacrosse rivals are Princeton University, Syracuse University, and the University of Virginia, and its primary intrastate rivals are the University of Maryland, Loyola College, Towson University, and the United States Naval Academy.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Johns_Hopkins_Medical_School (2707 words)

	Johns Hopkins Gastroenterology & Hepatology Resource Center
		Johns Hopkins has a long-standing history of excellence in patient care, as well as a national and international reputation for the highest caliber of research.
		Hopkins provides excellence in patient care, educational and training experiences, and performance of high quality, cutting edge basic and clinical research.
		The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine and Hospital are firmly committed to continuing to provide the resources and support which have successfully nurtured the program's growth and maturation.
	www.hopkins-gi.org /pages/latin/templates/index.cfm?pg=fellow6 (357 words)

	Hopkins School
		When The Day School (founded in 1907) and the Prospect Hill School (founded in 1930) merged in 1960, the combined institution became a strong center for the education of the area's young women.
		Hopkins is committed to fostering those qualities that come from a liberal education: learning how to learn, how to think clearly, how to express ideas effectively, and how to work independently.
		Today, as throughout the school's history, students learn that knowledge should be tempered by ethical judgment, consideration for others, and esthetic sensibility; that curiosity and love of learning are essential ingredients in academic achievement and college preparation; and that intelligence and training carry with them the obligation to serve others.
	www.hopkins.edu /who/history (165 words)

	Hopkins Elementary School
		The Hopkins staff, administration, and the Mentor Board of Education believe that regular class attendance and punctuality are necessary if students are to receive adequate instruction and guidance through their course work, and benefit from the group dynamics within a class.
		School attendance laws in the State of Ohio require each child between the ages of six and eighteen attend school for the full time the school is in session.
		School personnel are required by law to report any suspicions of child abuse / neglect to the Lake County Department of Human Services and / or the Mentor Police Department.
	hopkins.mentorschools.org /handbook.html (4386 words)

	Johns Hopkins University: School of Nursing
		Johns Hopkins Nursing dates back to 1889 when—in keeping with the wishes of Johns Hopkins himself—the School of Nursing was established as a diploma-granting division of The Johns Hopkins Hospital.
		The school laid the foundation for a national model in nursing education and founded professional organizations that still provide leadership in nursing education, research, and practice.
		The Institute for Johns Hopkins Nursing, a venture of the school and The Johns Hopkins Hospital, combats today’s nursing shortage by attracting and training nurses, enhancing the careers of nurses, and offering consultation to hospitals worldwide seeking to create models for improving patient care.
	www.johnshopkins.edu /divisions/nursing (237 words)

	Alumni Association of Hopkins Academy, Hadley, Massachusetts: Page
		Hopkins Academy's history is closely related to the history of the Hopkins Grammar School in New Haven, Connecticut, and to a lesser degree it is associated with the history of the Cambridge Latin School in Massachusetts and the Public High School in Hartford, Connecticut.
		Hopkins Academy exists today because of the wisdom, foresight, and benevolence of a seventeenth century London merchant who never saw Hadley, never knew of its existence, and who died in 1657, two years before the town of Hadley, Massachusetts, was founded.
		Chronologically, Hopkins Academy is the fifth oldest school in continuous existence in Massachusetts, the seventh oldest in New England, and it may well rank among the first ten in the entire United States.
	www.hopkinsalumni.org /history.htm (832 words)

	Hopkins School: Facts and details from Encyclopedia Topic (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The school settled in its present location on a hill overlooking the city in 1926.
		The union of Day Prospect Hill and Hopkins Grammar in 1972 created a new school that perpetuates the best traditions of its predecessors.
		Hamden hall country day school is a private k-12 school, founded in 1912, located in hamden, connecticut....
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/h/ho/hopkins_school.htm (317 words)

	Coming unwired at Johns Hopkins University School of Public Health (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Hopkins has this vision: all students will attend classes equipped with a laptop for note- taking, collaborative education, and as an aid to research.
		Equipping all of the school's classrooms, libraries, and open areas for wireless connectivity equaled the cost of wiring three classrooms in the traditional classrooms in the traditional manner.
		Since Hopkins is located in the middle of East Baltimore, an urban site, students tend to arrive for classes in the morning and stay until time to go home.
	www.cumrec.com /xv4/5.htm (747 words)

	Johns Hopkins University: School of Medicine
		Basic and clinical research at the school is producing promising results for the diagnosis and treatment of cancers, heart and pulmonary disease, emotional and neurological disorders, and many other medical problems.
		More than a classroom for medical students, Johns Hopkins’ laboratories, inpatient floors, and outpatient clinics are centers of learning for fellows conducting research; for house staff facilitating patient care; and for graduate students pursuing doctoral and master’s degrees.
		Since the opening of The Johns Hopkins Hospital in 1889, Johns Hopkins has provided international leadership in the education of physicians and medical scientists, in biomedical research, and in the application of medical knowledge to sustain health.
	www.johnshopkins.edu /divisions/medicine (320 words)

	Welcome to Ellen Hopkins Elementary
		Hopkins is located in central Moorhead has approximately 750 students in grades K-5.
		Ellen Hopkins Elementary School was named in honor of Ellen “Nellie” Hopkins, an 1896 Moorhead High School graduate who began teaching in Moorhead in 1908.
		Accounts indicate Hopkins was a wonderful teacher who made sure her students and their families were provided with food, clothes, and even candy and toys.
	www.moorhead.k12.mn.us /schools/hopk (214 words)

	ASPH \| education, academic public health, education, graduate, employment, fellowships, internships
		Since 1916, the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health has been among the leading guardians of the world's health, demonstrating that prevention is infinitely more effective than treating problems once they occur.
		The School researches the causes of health problems such as those related to epidemics, malnutrition, and environmental toxins, and devises effective solutions to them.
		Through such guidance from the School and other agencies, smallpox was erased from the earth and polio from the Western Hemisphere.
	www.asph.org /document.cfm?page=203&school_Id=12 (286 words)

	Johns Hopkins Division of Cardiac Surgery - Faculty
		After graduating from high school, he attended Tennessee State University where he majored in biology and continued the development of his political interests by becoming president of the student body.
		In 1970 he went to Johns Hopkins Hospital as a surgical intern and in 1978 became the first fl chief resident in cardiac surgery at that institution.
		In June 1999, he was the recipient of the Johns Hopkins University Alumni Association Heritage Award for exceptional contributions and devotion of the university.
	www.csurg.som.jhmi.edu /faculty/lwbio2.htm (972 words)

	Mark Hopkins Elementary School
		Mark Hopkins students are committed to achieve their personal best through reading and mathematics.
		Our school mission is to provide each student with rewarding school experiences where they learn to love to learn.
		GONE M.A.D. Parents are included in the writing of the school plan and a variety of committees.
	www.scusd.edu /elem_schools/markhopkins (268 words)

	Johns Hopkins University, All Nursing Schools
		Early leaders at the School of Nursing established the foundation that became the model for nursing education throughout the country.
		Faculty and graduates of the School will set the highest standards for patient care, exemplify scholarship, be sensitive to changing societal needs for nursing care, be committed to health care for all individuals and populations and provide a positive and innovative force in the evolution of the nursing profession and the changing health care system.
		A partnership between Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing and School of Professional Studies in Business and Education, the certificate applies the theory and practice of sound business principles to the organization of care delivery, and to the clinical and financial outcomes of care.
	www.allnursingschools.com /schools/ID543?link_ipcity=y (1165 words)

	People's Republic of Minnesota: It's time to start paying attention (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The Hopkins school district, among the highest-funded school systems in the state, has been spending more money than it's collecting.
		The district was more than $4.3 million in the hole at the end of the 2004-05 school year, putting it in "statutory operating debt," a legal term for a deficit that exceeds state guidelines.
		Hopkins' per-pupil funding, based on basic education revenue from state aid and local referendums, is $7,111, the 17th-highest rate among the state's 455 districts and charter schools.
	promn.blogspot.com /2005/11/its-time-to-start-paying-attention.html (609 words)

	Johns Hopkins Medicine
		Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine Graduation -- New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg to Speak
		Hopkins Researcher Richard Chaisson Honored by American Thoracic Society
		New Director of Physiology at Johns Hopkins Medicine
	www.hopkinsmedicine.org (73 words)

	Hopkins Elementary School
		Ryerson's first year at Hopkins is also her 30th year in teaching in the Mentor schools.
		She has been at Hopkins for 10 years as a sixth grade teacher, where her specialty is math.
		This is her fourth year of teaching in the Mentor school district and first year at Hopkins Elementary.
	hopkins.mentorschools.org /staffbios.html (3414 words)

	Hopkins High School \| Minnetonka, MN (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Hopkins High School serves all or parts of seven premier communities in the western suburbs of Minneapolis, Minnesota: Hopkins, Minnetonka, Edina, Eden Prairie, Golden Valley, St. Louis Park, and Plymouth.
		Hopkins High School serves students in grades 10, 11, and 12.
		It is Hopkins School District 270's single high school.
	www.hopkins.k12.mn.us /pages/high/hhs.lasso (150 words)

	Johns Hopkins Nursing
		Nutting was a member of the first graduating class of the Johns Hopkins School of Nursing in 1891, and she quickly moved to become superintendent of nurses and principal of the school in 1894.
		At that time, the Hopkins nursing school was supported by the hospital, and in exchange, the hospital was guaranteed the services of the nursing students - they were expected to learn by working long hours on the wards.
		Her good work clearly transcended the halls of Hopkins - she helped to create national standards in nursing education, founding the Superintendents Training School for Nurses in 1893, which later became the National League for Nursing Education.
	www.hopkinsnursing.org /nutting_bio.htm (338 words)

	JOHNS HOPKINS MEDICAL SCHOOL DROPS GRADES CLAIMING "UNHEALTHY" COMPETITION!
		Medical school officials began discussing the change last year, in part because they worried that the letter-grade system was turning off potential students as well as fostering an unhealthy competitive climate.
		Walter Cheng, 26, a third-year Hopkins medical student and self-described "classic B student," called the new pass-fail system a "nice cosmetic change" to a school with a reputation for being overly intense.
		William B. Guggino, a professor of physiology at Hopkins who also sits on the education policy committee, said it was hard under the old system to differentiate levels of excellence.
	www.papillonsartpalace.com /johns.htm (745 words)

	The Johns Hopkins University ACG Case-Mix System
		History was made again in 1916, when the Johns Hopkins School of Hygiene and Public Health (now the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health) was established as the first American school of its kind.
		He is a Professor of Health Policy and Management at the Johns Hopkins University’s Bloomberg School of Public Health, with a joint appointment at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine.
		At the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, Dr. Weiner is a member of the School’s governing board, as the past president of the Faculty Senate.
	www.acg.jhsph.edu /html/AboutACGs_whois.htm (1752 words)

	Hopkins Junior High Schoool
		Hopkins is dedicated to providing a safe and smooth transition from elementary school to high school for our community's children.
		We are busy using the information to prepare for the 2006-2007 school year.
		Ours is the highest API of all junior high schools in Alameda County.
	www.fremont.k12.ca.us /hopkins (311 words)

	V-Day: V-Day Johns Hopkins University - School of Nursing
		As part of the 2005 V-Day College Campaign, the students of Johns Hopkins University - School of Nursing are proud to present a benefit production of The Vagina Monologues to raise awareness and funds for local organizations working to end violence against women and girls.
		The Johns Hopkins School of Nursing is located on Wolfe St. directly across from the main entrance of Johns Hopkins Hospital.
		Students, faculty and staff from the Johns Hopkins School of Nursing and the School of Public Health will perform two readings of Eve Ensler's The Vagina Monologues.
	events.vday.org /2005/.../Johns_Hopkins_University_-_School_of_Nursing (162 words)

	Headlines@Hopkins: Johns Hopkins University News Releases
		Allen's talk is part of the Ginder Lecture Series, a semi-annual event sponsored by the Graduate Division of Business and Management of the Johns Hopkins School of Professional Studies in Business and Education.
		Before becoming chairman, she served as a member of the firm's board of directors and was managing partner of its Pacific Southwest practice, the organization's second-largest regional office.
		Allen is a frequent speaker and panelist, having participated in events sponsored by the Economic Club of Chicago, the UCLA Andersen School Corporate Governance Conference, The Milken Global Economic Conference, The Economist CEO/CFO Governance Conference, the Women's Economic Club of Detroit, and the Darden School Leadership Series at the University of Virginia.
	www.jhu.edu /news_info/news/event04/oct04/ginder.html (532 words)

	Medical Education and the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
		Before the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine opened its doors, medical education in the United States occurred either through a loose apprenticeship system, at medical colleges, or in undergraduate programs at universities such as the University of Iowa and the University of Michigan..
		The ripple effect of the changes made in the framing of the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine raised the level of both graduate and undergraduate medical education.
		The Johns Hopkins Hospital and The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine: A Chronicle.
	www.medicalarchives.jhmi.edu /garrett/mededucation.htm (900 words)

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