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State Online Learning Centers
Maryland Association of boards of education. Michigan Association of Schoolboards. Oregon School boards Association. texas Association of School boards.
http://nsba.org/site/view.asp?DID=8597&CID=358
SEDL - Insights... Charter School Legislation
Bill 1 authorized an unlimited number of oncampus charter schools and up to 20 open-enrollment charter schools in texas. Local boards of education will be
http://www.sedl.org/policy/insights/table9507.html

Extractions: in SEDL's Southwestern Region Arkansas Louisiana New Mexico Texas Background Information In 1995, the Arkansas General Assembly approved House Bill 1934 which established a "procedure" whereby local schools may become charter schools. Any local school may petition the State Board of Education for charter school status once the petition is approved at the local level. Later this year, the State Board of Education will establish more specific rules and regulations pertinent to charter schools. State and local board members expect to begin reviewing applications sometime next year, with the first schools slated to open in Fall 1997. Contracts will initially be granted for three years. In 1995, Senate Bill 1305 authorized charter school demonstration programs in up to eight city or parish (county) school systems in Louisiana. Public school systems must apply for and be granted chartering authority by the Board of Elementary and Secondary Education (BESE). Local school boards are responsible for the approval of specific charter proposals. Eligible school systems are limited to authorizing no more than one charter school for every 20,000 students enrolled in public and approved nonpublic schools within their jurisdiction. Each local board can also sponsor and propose charter status for one or more additional schools in their system.
Continuing Medical Education
education (ACCME) through the joint sponsorship of The University of texas SouthwesternMedical Center at Dallas and the Federation of State Medical boards of
http://www.fsmb.org/csat_conference/csat_conference_cme_statement.htm

Extractions: This activity has been planned and implemented in accordance with the Essential Areas and Policies of the Accreditation Council of Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) through the joint sponsorship of The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas and the Federation of State Medical Boards of the United States, Inc. The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas is accredited by the ACCME to provide continuing medical education for physicians. Credit Designation The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas designates this educational activity for a maximum of 6 credits in Category I credit towards the AMA Physicians Recognition Award. Each physician should claim only those hours of credit that he/she actually spends in an educational activity. Other credits have been applied for. Off-label uses
US About Us Presentation Content
of texasAustin LBJ School of Public Affairs Presentation (11/98). Other States.Florida Dept. of education (2/99). South Carolina School boards Association
http://www.just4kids.org/US/US_aboutus_presentations.asp

Extractions: history staff ... US About Us Just for the Kids has made presentations to the following education conferences and regional meetings. National National Association of School Boards (04/02) National Alliance of Business Annual Meeting (11/06) 2001 National Education Summit (10/01) U.S. Dept. of Education Regional Conference (10/01) Achieve (5/00, 6/00) American Electronics Association (9/99) Business Roundtable (3/00, 6/00) Conference Board Education Committee (3/00) 1999 National Education Summit (10/99) Corporate Board Business and Education Conference (5/99) Education Trust Workshop (11/98) Education Commission of the States (7/00) Management Information Systems Conference of the NCES (7/99) Management Information Systems Conference (4/99) Midwestern Charter School Conference (3/00) NAPE National Symposium on Partnerships in Education (11/97) National Alliance of Business (9/99) National Association of System Heads (7/00) U.S. Department of Education (3/00, 6/00, 9/00) State of Texas 1999 National Conference of Texas (10/99) Accelerated Schools Network Conference (11/98) Educational Productivity Council (12/98) El Paso Leadership and Research Council (8/00) Mentor Schools Network (10/98) North San Antonio Chambers of Commerce (9/12) PTA Annual Convention, Corpus Christi (11/98)
NLII - National Learning And Infrastructure Initiative
, MIT. *, National Association of State boards of education. *, New Media Centers. ,The University of Tennessee. *, University of texas at El Paso.
http://www.educause.edu/asp/nlii/members.asp
TPR: Texas Board Of Chiropractic Examiners
hour sessions five times a year in conjunction with other continuing education programs. Otherstates' chiropractic boards and other texas licensing boards
http://www.window.state.tx.us/tpr/tprchiro/tbce06.html

Extractions: Background TBCE has traditionally taken a reactive approach to regulation, simply responding to complaints received. As noted in Exhibit 1, TBCE took disciplinary action in about nine percent (86 out of 960) of the complaints received over the last four years. This figure appears relatively aggressive compared to other Texas licensing boards and chiropractic licensing boards in other states. However, when the type of disciplinary action taken is examined, TBCE differs markedly from other boards in that more than four-fifths of TBCE's disciplinary actions were letters of warning, the mildest form of action available. Most other licensing boards do not even count warnings as disciplinary actions. The Federation of Chiropractic Licensing Boards (FCLB), an organization serving as the professional association for state chiropractic licensing boards, tracks significant disciplinary actions such as fines, probations, suspensions, and revocations (Exhibit 4). FCLB does not collect information on warnings since warnings are not public information, and because warnings constitute a threat to impose a disciplinary action rather than the actual imposition of an action. Without warnings in the mix, Texas' use of disciplinary action looks fairly mild compared to that of other states-just 4.6 actions per 1,000 chiropractors over the 1993-96 period, compared to an average of 16.6 per 1,000 in the rest of the country. Once again, more than half of those actions were reprimands, compared to a higher percentage of more serious sanctions taken in other states.
Texas Almanac: EDUCATION
pages of public universities and colleges can be found on the texas government listof state agencies, boards, commissions and highereducation institutions.
http://www.texasalmanac.com/education.htm

Extractions: A list of universities and colleges in the state of Texas can be found on the Web site maintained by the Higher Education Coordinating Board Home pages of public universities and colleges can be found on the Texas government list of state agencies, boards, commissions and higher-education institutions College for Texans is the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board's site offering practical advice to students on preparing for college, choosing a college, finding financial aid and getting through college. Apply Texas is where individuals can apply online for admission to Texas universities and health-science institutions using a common online application. Texas Mentor provides information about Texas independent non-profit higher-education institutions. Students can apply directly from the Web site. A Compendium of Texas Colleges and Financial Aid Information is maintained by the office of the Comptroller of Public Accounts.
Bookmarks For Patsy Lanclos
Minutes of board meetings TASAnet TASAnet Governmental Relations texas Associationof School boards Governmental Relations texas education Agency education
http://www.lanclos.org/patsy/GovRel.html
Links To State Education Boards
March 20, 2003. State education boards. South Dakota, (www.state.sd.us/state/executive/deca).Tennessee, (www.state.tn.us/education). texas, (www.tea.state.tx.us).
http://www.smarterkids.com/rescenter/state_ed-boards.asp

Extractions: Alabama www.alsde.edu Alaska www.educ.state.ak.us Arizona ade.state.az.us Arkansas arkedu.state.ar.us California goldmine.cde.ca.gov Colorado www.cde.state.co.us Connecticut www.state.ct.us/sde Delaware www.doe.state.de.us District of Columbia www.k12.dc.us/dcps/home.html Florida www.firn.edu/doe Georgia www.doe.k12.ga.us Hawaii doe.k12.hi.us Idaho www.sde.state.id.us/Dept Illinois www.isbe.state.il.us Indiana www.doe.state.in.us Iowa www.state.ia.us/main/addressbooks/
Other Boards Across The United States
boards of Higher education in the United States ALASKA SOUTH DAKOTA Board of RegentsTENNESSEE Higher education Commission texas Higher education
http://www.regents.state.la.us/Board/boardsus.htm
Links To Educational Organizations
texas Association of School boards (TASB). texas Association for Supervisionand Curriculum Development. The History of education Site.
http://www.roundrockisd.org/academics/aca_links.htm
Wisconsin PK-16 Leadership Council
and cooperative relationship between state boards of education and higher educationsystems is Kentucky, Missouri, North Carolina, Ohio and texas.
http://www.wisconsin.edu/pk16/history1.htm

Extractions: BACKGROUND Across the country, leaders in PK-12 and higher education are putting together powerful partnerships to prepare all students to meet high standards, and to ensure that teachers are able to teach so that all students achieve high levels. Twenty-four states are currently participating in statewide PK-16 effort. Partnership groups include leadership from postsecondary and PK-12 education, as well as business and community-based organizations (College Begins in Kindergarten. (2000). The Education Trust. available on-line at:
Counseling Courses / Ethics / National
Social Worker and the texas Licensed Professional Counselor boards have approvedBert Rodriguez, LMSW, LPC/VideoED as a provider of continuing education.
http://www.universityofthenet.com/promo/socC10jc.html

Extractions: Ethics for the Mental Health Professional (Jurisdiction and Credits) Jurisdiction: This course is approved for all social workers and licensed professional counselors in Texas and all other states that recognize providers authorized by the NBCC and ASWB. For rules governing continuing education credit, participants should contact their respective regulatory boards. Continuing Education Credit: This course provides 3 continuing education contact hours credit for social workers and licensed professional counselors. Participants successfully completing our courses will receive course Completion Certificates by email. Please contact us if you wish a printed Certificate. Social Workers: Bert Rodriguez, LMSW, LPC/Video-Education, provider #1074, is approved as a provider for social work continuing education by the Association of Social Work Boards (ASWB), www.aswb.org, phone: 1-800-225-6880, through the Approved Continuing Education (ACE) Program. The UniversityOfTheNet.com and Bert Rodriguez, LMSW, LPC, maintain responsibility for the program. Social workers will receive 3 continuing education clock hours in participating in this course. CE provider approval is also authorized by the Texas State Board of Social Work. (#CS1985) Mental Health/Licensed Professional Counselors:
Contact An Educational Organization ~ What Instructional Strategies Support Succ
of State boards of education National School boards Association. Department of educationPennsylvania Department of education texas Department of
http://www.mdk12.org/practices/contacts.html
News - Texas Computer Education Association
Article The TCEA now has message forums on its website. Please visitour message boards and read and post TCEA related information.
http://www.tcea.org/News.asp?ArticleID=24
TCEA Staff - Texas Computer Education Association
various local and state governing boards and commissions, business, the economy,and education. the School Bell Award from the texas State Teachers
http://www.tcea.org/About/Staff.asp

Extractions: Membership Convention Training SIGs ... Home TCEA Staff Executive Director - Ron Cravey Ron Cravey is the new Executive Director of TCEA, as of March 1, 2001. He succeeds Dr. Alice Miller in the position. Cravey was previously the Director of Instructional Technology for Abilene ISD. In that position he oversaw staff development, networking, teacher computer access, as well as many other duties. Before being named to that position, he was Coordinator of Instructional Technology, Computer Specialist, Computer Literacy Teacher, and Science Teacher in AISD. Cravey has been a TCEA Area Director for two years and a TCEA member for 21 years. He was active in his Area, assisting often with Area conferences. He also served as Vice President of TEC SIG and was the President-elect of that TCEA Special Interest Group. In the past, he published a magazine, Lone Star Teacher. Email: cravey@tcea.org Training Director - Rusty Sinclair Email: sinclair@tcea.org
Texas History Internet Quiz - ANSWERS
stature of their people. In texas, La Raza Unida organized aroundelecting Chicanos to boards of education and City Councils. 11.
http://www.nhmccd.edu/contracts/lrc/kc/texas-a.html

Extractions: Try our special Texas History Internet Quiz. All of the answers can be found by using links from our Texas History Guide. Our quizzes have three goals: That you have fun. That you learn something new. That you become more proficient at using the World Wide Web. LASALLE LOST THE BELLE IN 1686... LaSalle at.http://caller.com/newsarch/lasalle1.htm.
HoustonChronicle.com - $1 Billion Burden May Shift To School Districts
But the proposed cut stunned some state education officials. Clark, an associateexecutive director of the texas Association of School boards.
http://www.chron.com/cs/CDA/ssistory.mpl/special/03/legislature/1736447

Extractions: Area lawmakers: Find out more about legislators for Harris, Galveston, Brazoria, Montgomery, Fort Bend and Chambers counties. AUSTIN Texas lawmakers took the first step toward balancing state finances Tuesday with a preliminary budget that would shift $1 billion in public education costs from the state to local school districts.
Southwestern | President Jake B. Schrum
National Association of Independent Colleges and Schools, American Council on education,Association of Governing boards, Association of texas Colleges and
http://www.southwestern.edu/about/schrum-bio.html

Extractions: SU Home Directory Contact Calendar ... ITS About SU Quick Links > Board of Trustees > Chief Administrative Officers > Planning for the 21st Century > President Jake B. Schrum > SU Educational Experience > SU History > SU and Central Texas > SU Profile > What Others Are Saying About SU > Who's Who from SU Administration Board of Trustees Cultural Activities Educational Experience ... Who's Who from SU Jake B. Schrum, a native Texan who grew up in Sugar Land, near Houston, has served as a college and university administrator for more than 27 years. Having lived in Texas, Georgia, Connecticut and Pennsylvania, Schrum has been an administrator at two major research universities and three liberal arts colleges. He is widely recognized as an author and speaker in the field of educational advancement. He is currently a leading proponent of moral leadership in higher education and recently edited a book entitled "Justice for All." In addition, he has written "Democracy's Last Stand: The Role of the New Urban University." In February 2000, the Association of Governing Boards in Washington, D.C., published a book, edited by Schrum, entitled "A Board's Guide to Comprehensive Campaigns." In January 2000, Schrum was elected president of Southwestern University. He took office July 1, 2000.
Internships & Cooperative Education - University Of North Texas
Companies throughout texas and other states contact UNT at the office of CooperativeEducation and Internships or posted on bulletin boards in the
http://www.unt.edu/pais/insert/ucoed.htm

Extractions: Getting hands-on experience before graduation Employers prefer to hire graduates with hands-on experience in their field. As a UNT student, you will have the opportunity to enhance your classroom learning with practical experience and gain a competitive edge in the future job market. This experience can be gained through either cooperative education or an academic internship. These opportunities provide real-world experience and insight into your future career. Students involved in internships or cooperative education usually return to the classroom with greater determination to make good grades and complete their degrees. They realize a college degree will help them advance in their career field. Internships Companies throughout Texas and other states contact UNT seeking interns. Internship positions are listed at the office of Cooperative Education and Internships or posted on bulletin boards in the academic departments. A central database of internships is available to qualified UNT students and may be accessed remotely through the universitys computer system. Internships may be paid or unpaid, full or part time. Internships are available year round, but the most popular internships are those that are full-time work for a summer. Academic credit may be earned for most of these positions. If the internship is for academic credit, you may have to complete certain courses as prerequisites or obtain permission from your department chair before beginning work in the position.

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