21. State Regulation Of Private Schools - Illinois Registration/Licensing/Accreditation There is no general requirement in Illinoisthat nonpublic schools register with, be licensed by, or be accredited by http://www.ed.gov/pubs/RegPrivSchl/illinois.html

State Regulation of Private Schools - June 2000 Illinois Registration/Licensing/Accreditation: There is no general requirement in Illinois that non-public schools register with, be licensed by, or be accredited by the Illinois State Board of Education, although certain non-public school facilities need to be approved to serve public school special education students. However, non-public schools have the option of applying for registration and recognition on a voluntary basis. A school is registered when it has filed with the Board a "Nonpublic School Registration, Enrollment, and Staff Report" furnishing such evidence as required to assure compliance with federal and state laws regarding health examination and immunization, attendance, length of term, nondiscrimination, and applicable fire and health safety requirements. Minimum requirements for the recognition of nonpublic schools cover the organization, administration, instructional programs, instructional programs, extra-classroom activities, pupil services, school facilities, and personnel. Policy and Guidelines for Registration and Recognition of Nonpublic Elementary and Secondary Schools , March 1984.

22. Loyola University Chicago: Campuses And Schools: Phone Numbers & Addresses Campuses and schools Phone Numbers and Addresses. general Information. of Arts SciencesDamen Hall 205 6525 North Sheridan Road Chicago, illinois 60626 (773 http://www.luc.edu/academics/schools/general.html

Campuses and Schools Phone Numbers and Addresses Lake Shore: 6525 N Sheridan Road, Chicago, IL 60626 - (773) 274-3000 Water Tower: 820 N Michigan Ave., Chicago, IL 60611 - (312) 915-6000 Medical Center: 2160 S First Ave., Maywood, IL 60153 - (708) 216-9000 School of Education at Water Tower Campus: 820 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago, IL 60611 - (847) 853-3000 Virtual Campus: http://online.luc.edu General Information Damen Hall 205 6525 North Sheridan Road Chicago, Illinois 60626 Lewis Towers 900 820 North Michigan Avenue Chicago, Illinois 60611 Mundelein College: Skyscraper 204 6525 N. Sheridan Road Chicago, Illinois 60626 Lewis Towers 401 820 North Michigan Avenue Chicago, Illinois 60611 Center for Organization Development: Room 1250 25 E. Pearson Street Chicago, Illinois 60611 Parmly Hearing Research Institute: Damen Hall, Rm. LL B-9 6525 N. Sheridan Rd. Chicago, Illinois 60626 English as a Second Language: Water Tower Campus 820 N. Michigan Ave. Lewis Towers room 416 Chicago IL 60611 tel. (312) 915-6292

23. Charter Schools Update Report 2, 1994 is now pending in the illinois general Assembly. Mayor Richard Daley of Chicago hasmade Charter schools one of his goals for 1994. The illinois State Board of http://www.ncrel.org/sdrs/areas/issues/envrnmnt/go/94-2il.htm

NCREL's Policy Briefs Charter Schools Update Report 2, 1994 Pathways home page Contents Previous section ... Next section Illinois Update Legislation on Charter Schools has been introduced by Lee Daniels (R-Elmhurst). Governor Jim Edgar, in his "State of the State Address" in January, praised Charter Schools as an innovation in education for Illinois that he would propose. Patrick O'Malley (R-Palos Park) has sponsored the Governor's Charter School legislation. The legislation is now pending in the Illinois General Assembly. Mayor Richard Daley of Chicago has made Charter Schools one of his goals for 1994. The Illinois State Board of Education is discussing "Principles for Evaluation of Legislative Proposals on Charter Schools." Seven principles intended to be safeguards in governing the formation of Charter Schools are under discussion. However, no agreement on the support of Charter Schools or the principles has been made at this time. The Illinois PTA convention recently adopted the "Illinois PTA position on Charter Schools." Proposed Illinois State Charter Legislation Sponsored by Representative Lee Daniels Excerpt from the Illinois State of the State Address to the 88th General Assembly by Governor Jim Edgar (January 12, 1994)

24. ToolBelt the user to search and view illinois school report educators, policymakers, media,and the general public. are data reports on community schools, district and http://www.ncrel.org/toolbelt/states.htm

Tools Regional, State, and District Report Cards Illinois Illinois State School Improvement Web site (built with NCREL support) This Web site is designed to help educators use data driven decisions in their school improvement process; provide easy access to excellent resources and tools; and enhance communication among educators, parents, and the business community in order to work together towards one vision to make Illinois schools second to none. ILSI is organized into four areas: standards, data analysis, process, and knowledge. Illinois School Report Card This Web site allows the user to search and view Illinois school report cards for the past 4 years. The search can be done by school, district, or city, and results can be given in English or Spanish. Also available on this site: quick downloads of data and information by county. CPS has created a place where viewing different types of data is quick and easy. This Web site has an interactive database that shows statistics for individual schools, citywide reports, individual school reports, and data used in creating school and system reports. Indiana Indiana’s Accountability System for Academic Progress (ASAP) Web Site (built with NCREL support) Ohio Interactive Local Report Card This interactive application provides analytical access to the state of Ohio's local report card data for parents, educators, policymakers, media, and the general public. The options available are data reports on community schools, district and building reports, special district grouping results, state ratings, and raw data for downloading.

25. Private Business And Vocational Schools - Home Page general State Aid. Updated November 22, 2002. Accountability Private Business andVocational schools. The following is the Statement of Purpose from the illinois http://www.isbe.net/PBVS/default.htm

Accountability Home Donald R. Full, Division Administrator Email dfull@isbe.net Telephone: 217/782-2948 FAX: 217/524-8750 Chicago Office: Mt. Vernon Office: Compliance with The School Code and 23 Administrative Code (rules) Public School Recognition Nonpublic School Recognition Private Business and Vocational School Supplemental General State Aid Updated March 28, 2003 Accountability: Private Business and Vocational Schools The following is the Statement of Purpose from the Illinois Compiled Statutes 105 ILCS 425 for the Private Business and Vocational Schools Act, amended July 24, 1998: s 1.2. It is the purpose of this Act to provide for the protection, education and welfare of the citizens of the State of Illinois; to provide for the education, protection and welfare of the students of its private business and vocational schools; and to facilitate and promote quality education and responsible, ethical business practices in each of the private business and vocational schools enrolling students in this State. The Certificate of Approval must be displayed in a prominent location at the school to serve as public notice that it meets the minimum requirements of the law and may operate in the State of Illinois. Schools must renew their approval status annually through an application process which verifies their continued compliance, success in delivering quality training programs and financial stability.

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Choose Sport Baseball M Basketball W Basketball M Track W Track M Gymnastics W Gymnastics M Soccer Softball M Swimming W Swimming M Tennis W Tennis Volleyball News Releases School Bio Site Map The 2000-01 UIC Dancing Flames took third at nationals this year. UIC Dancing Flames Take Third At Nationals Competition to be aired on ESPN 2 on March 22. Jan. 22, 2001 Orlando, Fla. - The UIC Dancing Flames backed up their reputation as one of the nation's finest collegiate dance teams recently as they placed third overall on the Division I level at the 2001 College Cheerleading and Dance Team Championships, January 11-13, in Orlando, Fla. Sitting in eighth position after the opening round of the competition, the Flames, who placed sixth at the 2000 championships, rallied back in the final round held at Disney's Wide World of Sports as they put together a precise routine to leap frog five schools and bring home the third-place trophy to UIC. "This year was amazing," remarked head coach Donnette Kuba. "Everyone was so talented and dedicated, and our third place performance at nationals proved it. I couldn't have asked for a better squad of dancers to work with." UIC, which finished behind national champion Cal-State Fullerton and runner-up Oakland (Mich.), was one of 16 schools selected to compete in this prestigious event. Over 150 other cheerleading and dance teams submitted video-taped entries to earn entry into the championships.

27. University Of Illinois Chicago - General Releases general News Releases. April 25, 2001 Garvey Helps Lead Softball To DoubleheaderSweep Of Northern illinois March 26, 2001 - Dancing Flames Third-Place http://www.fansonly.com/schools/ilch/genrel/ilch-genrel.html

Choose Sport Baseball M Basketball W Basketball M Track W Track M Gymnastics W Gymnastics M Soccer Softball M Swimming W Swimming M Tennis W Tennis Volleyball News Releases School Bio Site Map General News Releases April 7, 2003 - Cheerleaders Finish Fourth At National Competition February 13, 2003 - 2003 Hall Of Fame Inductees To Be Recognized As Part Of Homecoming Week December 17, 2002 - Flames Visit UIC Hospital November 1, 2002 - MVP Program Helps Educate UIC's Student-Athletes October 10, 2002 - Dr. Eric Gislason Named As New Faculty Athletic Representative October 7, 2002 - SAAC Minutes September 30, 2002 - SAAC Minutes September 15, 2002 - Soccer Edged In Double-Overtime By #22 Wisconsin, 4-3 June 19, 2002 - UIC FIGHT SONG April 4, 2002 - Dancing Flames And Cheer Teams Set Tryouts For 2002-2003 Season. April 1, 2002 - Men's Gymnastics in Action January 4, 2002 - Port Center Report- Week of January 7,2002 October 12, 2001 - Dancing Flames! October 11, 2001 - Sparky! October 11, 2001 - Dancing Flames! October 11, 2001 - Flames Cheerleaders! October 4, 2001

28. Safe To Learn Chicago Program Development Project was derived from a recommendation of the Advisory Group on School Safety and Firearmsconvened by Attorney general Jim Ryan in 1998. illinois schools may apply http://www.ci.chi.il.us/Health/Publications/ViolencePrevention/SafetoLearn.html

Home News Events City Departments ... Contact Us Search for: Safe to Learn Chicago Program Development Project Safe to Learn History In spring of 1999, the Illinois Legislature appropriated $13.9 million to the Illinois Violence Prevention Authority (IVPA) for the Safe to Learn Grant Program. The initiative was derived from a recommendation of the Advisory Group on School Safety and Firearms convened by Attorney General Jim Ryan in 1998. Illinois schools may apply for Safe to Learn grants under four categories of funding: Building security, violence prevention and intervention, crisis management, and teacher/staff training. To assist in program implementation, the IVPA has contracted with eight agencies located throughout Illinois to provide technical assistance and program development services to schools within their regions. The Chicago Department of Public Health serves as the regional program development site for Chicago, providing technical assistance to Chicago Public Schools (CPS) Safe to Learn funded elementary schools. Chicago Regional Program Development Goals Working with approximately to ninety Chicago Public Schools elementary schools, Office of Violence Prevention Safe to Learn Program Development staff provides technical assistance and program development services in three forms:

29. Peterson's: Private Schools, Boarding And Day: Special Needs Secondary Schools general Search, is available in Peterson's Private Secondary schools 20022003. BonnersFerry, Idaho Brehm Preparatory School, Carbondale, illinois Brush Ranch http://www.petersons.com/PSchools/select/pssns.asp?sponsor=1

30. Peterson's: Private Schools, Boarding And Day: Traditional Schools: Boarding Boy general Search, information is available in Peterson's Private Secondary schools 20022003 Academy,Harlingen, Texas Marmion Academy, Aurora, illinois Maur Hill http://www.petersons.com/pschools/select/t10001.asp?sponsor=1

31. ICSW- General Information was incorporated in November 1982, under the illinois general NotFor-Profit of Graduateschools, Council of Graduate schools, the illinois Association of http://icsw.edu/whower.htm

32. HB2500 92nd General Assembly necessary to assure the elements of a strong 29 general education required to 2-LRB9205052NTsb 1 stimulate further excellence for all illinois schools in 2 http://www.legis.state.il.us/legislation/legisnet92/hbgroups/hb/920HB2500LV.html

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33. 20 ILCS 3921 The general Assembly finds and declares That computing and communications providesreliable communication links to and among illinois schools, institutions of http://www.illinois.net/about/Public_Act.htm

20 ILCS 3921 Original Legislation AN ACT to establish the Illinois Century Network. Be it enacted by the People of the State of Illinois, represented in the General Assembly: Section 1 Short title. This Act may be cited as the Illinois Century Network Act. Section 5. Legislative findings and declarations. The General Assembly finds and declares: That computing and communications technologies are essential for sustaining economic competitiveness and fostering the educational vitality of this State. That there is an established need for a telecommunications infrastructure that will provide high-speed, reliable, and cost-effective digital connections throughout the State. That a network is required that will deliver educational programs, advanced training, and access to the growing global wealth of information services to citizens in all parts of this State. Section 10. Illinois Century Network. Section 15. Management of the Illinois Century Network. Staffing and contractual services necessary to support the network's activities shall be provided by the Board of Higher Education, the Illinois Community College Board, the State Board of Education, and other agencies as necessary or warranted, using funds appropriated to these agencies for this purpose.

34. 20 ILCS 3921 Amended People of the State of illinois, represented in the general Assembly that providereliable communication links to and among illinois schools, institutions of http://www.illinois.net/about/Public_Act_amended.htm

20 ILCS 3921 Amended AN ACT concerning the Illinois Century Network. Be it enacted by the People of the State of Illinois, represented in the General Assembly: Section 5. The Illinois Century Network Act is amended by changing Sections 10, 15 and 20 as follows: Section 10. Illinois Century Network. Section 15. Management of the Illinois Century Network. (a) Staffing and contractual services necessary to support the network's activities shall be governed by the Illinois Century Network Policy Committee. The committee shall include: 6 standing members as follows: the Illinois State Library Director or designee; the Illinois State Museum Director or designee; the Executive Director of the Board of Higher Education or designee; the Community College Board President or designee; the State Board of Education State Superintendent or designee; and the Director of Central Management Services or designee; up to seven members who are appointed by the Governor who: have experience and background in private K-12 education, private higher education or who are from other participant constituents that are not already represented;

35. Internet Directory For The Champaign-Urbana Area LOCAL MORTGAGE LENDERS. schools. general COMMUNITY WEB SITES. AREA MUSEUMS. HomeBuilders Association of East Central illinois includes links to local builders. http://www.curealtor.com/chambana.html

C-U Area Community Guide I've spent a great deal of time tracking down the links that appear on this page, and I'm confident that you'll find this directory one of the most comprehensive of its kind for the Champaign-Urbana area. Having said that, I'm always eager to improve my site. Should you know of any appropriate resources or organizations that I have not yet included, please email me with the web addresses, so that I may add them to this page! I have provided this link directory as a public service, and I cannot guarantee the accuracy of the content of any of the sites listed here. One last request: Directories such as this one are nearly impossible to keep completely updated; please email me if you discover any dead or missing links, so that I may correct the problem. Thanks for visiting! REAL ESTATE RELATED LINKS Resources for Renters : a collection of online resources for people looking for a home to rent LOCAL MORTGAGE LENDERS SCHOOLS GENERAL COMMUNITY WEB SITES AREA MUSEUMS ... LOCAL NEWS SOURCES REAL ESTATE LINKS: Consumer information and sites with home listings. Online Mortgage Calculators : The link on the left will take you to a page of mortgage calculators on Prism's Web site.

36. Prairienet Community Network Mission Statement illinois); cmi.schools.unit7 Unit 7 Issues (East Central illinois);cmi.soc.general - general Social Discussion (East Central illinois); http://www.prairienet.org/discussion/aboutnews.phtml

Discussion Groups / About Community Newsgroups Prairienet's news server news.prairienet.org carries thousands of USENET newsgroups covering a wide variety of topics. [ Search for newsgroups The local news hierarchy cmi.* serves Champaign-Urbana and East Central Illinois. cmi.* newsgroups are available to UIUC and to any area Internet Service Providers. ['cmi' is derived from the designation for Willard airport, C ha M pa I gn] The newsgroup hierarchy pnet.* covers Prairienet help and technical topics. We encourage East Central Illinois community members to request new newsgroups through our Newsgroup Request Form , in accordance with our newsgroup creation policy . Our news server news.prairienet.org is accessible to Prairienet members in either of the following ways: You will be using it automatically if you access Prairienet Classic via regular dialup or telnet. If you are dialing into PPPrairienet, you will be able read newsgroups with a newsreader installed on your home computer. (Configure your software so that your news server is set to news.prairienet.org) Champaign-Urbana Newsgroups (cmi.*)

37. BW Online | B-Schools illinois at UrbanaChampaign The illinois MBA 2000 Full-Time MBA Profile Student Comments, 2. Ford Motor Company, 8, 7. general Electric, 3. http://www.businessweek.com/bschools/00/profiles/illinois.htm

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38. PJStar.com - Schools: Too Small To Survive Forcing consolidation In the mid1980s, after the general Assembly passed a law personin the state at that time, former illinois schools Superintendent Ted http://www.pjstar.com/news/schools/

News Sports Opinion Entertainment ... Matters of Record Births Obituary Lists Death Notices Marriages Divorces Bankruptcies Illinois Lottery Calendars GOVERNMENT Illinois Federal Health Inspections WEB SPECIALS Taking Stock Decision 2002 Sept.11: Year Later Race for the Cure ... ©, Peoria Journal Star, Inc. SCHOOLS: TOO SMALL TO SURVIVE? It's the last vestige for some of these communities. The elevator is closed. The gas station shut down, but they've still got their high school. If they lose that, some people believe they will lose their identity." former state schools Superintendent Bob Leininger Districts on the decline? he fourth and fifth grades in Steward, share one room and one teacher for 17 students. In the cafeteria down the hall, a lone cook prepares a homestyle meal for a few dozen children. The traveling music teacher leads half the school band here, the other half at another school miles away. Welcome to Steward Elementary School, enrollment 97 for now. By 2005, it may be fewer than 80. Steward is shrinking, along with many other small schools trapped by the continuing population decline in rural Illinois. An analysis of census and enrollment figures by the Associated Press shows that 80 percent of Illinois' smallest school districts will have fewer school-age children living within their borders by 2005. And those districts that do grow will not grow much.

39. Illinois Technology Conference For Educators || IL-TCE Addison, illinois 60101 Please note This is a Chicago Public schools funded registrantsmust follow general Session Conference Presenters and Conference http://www.il-tce.org/reg/gen/genAboutUs.asp

About Exhibitors Facilities Schedule ... Login About the Conference Illinois Computing Educators (ICE) is proud to present IL-TCE 2003. Who should attend this conference? The conference has been designed to meet the needs and interests of administrators, principals, technology coordinators, curriculum specialists, special education instructors, classroom teachers, media specialists business managers, school technical staff and support/clerical staff. Pre-conference Workshops These are all-day sessions offered on Tuesday, February 25th and Wednesday, February 26th (these include lunch). Pre-registration for Pre-conference Workshops is required. General Conference Breakout Sessions Breakout Sessions are 45-minute presentations offered during the General Conference dates of Thursday, February 27th and Friday, February 28th. Breakout Sessions will cover topics in the various conference strands. While you must register for the General Conference itself, individual Breakout Sessions do not require advanced selection. Approximately 130 sessions will be offered Thursday, and 110 sessions will be offered Friday. A listing of the general session schedule will be posted on this website after January 15. Keynote Addresses Keynote Addresses take place each morning during the General Conference dates of Thursday, February 27th and Friday, February 28th. Admittance to the keynote addresses is included in your General Conference registration.

40. SIUE Grad Catalog: General Information general INFORMATION. Southern illinois University Edwardsville is accredited by Higher University'sgraduate programs, departments, or schools are accredited by http://www.siue.edu/GRADUATE/catalog/general/general.html

Chapter 1 Graduate Catalog Home General Information Academic Calendar Admission Degree Completion Financial Support ... Tuition and Fees Southern Illinois University Edwardsville Graduate Catalog GENERAL INFORMATION The Graduate School Accreditation Graduate School Mission Statement SIUE Graduate Student Advantages THE GRADUATE SCHOOL The Graduate School is the central agency for organizing and supervising all graduate programs of Southern Illinois University Edwardsville (SIUE), as well as for facilitating and administering the University's research activities. Through the preparation of students for knowledgeable and sensitive participation in modern life, as well as for many types of professional employment, and through the advancement of knowledge and understanding of the world resulting from a wide range of research activities, the Graduate School contributes to the common good. Located on a modern campus, the University is easily accessible from St.Louis, Missouri, and from rural and major urban areas of southwestern Illinois. Graduate degree programs are offered in 34 fields. Courses are offered evenings as well as days in order to accommodate those students who are actively engaged in the community as professional workers. As part of the University's commitment to make educational opportunities available to students in a variety of environments, some degree programs are offered at off-campus locations in the region. Excellent library services are available on the main campus and in the St. Louis metropolitan area; the resources of major libraries in Illinois are available through Lovejoy Library.

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