41. Mississippi Valley State University -- Executive Staff Job Descriptions with the mississippi congressional delegation, the Department of education, and otheragencies to monitor, analyze, and respond to legislation, regulations and http://www.mvsu.edu/dir/executivejobdescriptions.html

Executive Staff Job Descriptions President Duties and Responsibilities The President serves as the chief institutional executive officer with overall administrative authority to manage the functions of principal units that are integral parts of the total University. The President is directly responsible for effecting all policies and regulations recommended and approved by the Board of Trustees of State Institutions of Higher Learning. The President reports to the Board of Trustees of State Institutions of Higher Learning. Executive Assistant to the President/Chief of Staff Duties and Responsibilities Under the direction of the President, the Executive Assistant to the President and Chief of Staff represents the President at meetings, conferences and community and statewide functions, as well as on-campus; coordinates events, information, and communications. Organizes, anticipates, initiates, plans, administers, and supervises the programs and functions of the Office of the President. Prepares a variety of written materials.

42. MVSU Academics Graduate School - Special Education states must seek reciprocity from the mississippi Department of education An applicant responsiblefor knowledge of all regulations and procedures http://www.mvsu.edu/Academics/graduate/mssp.htm

Purpose Admission General Information Purpose of the Program The Master of Science Degree program in Special Education is designed to prepare graduates to accept professional responsibilities at the elementary school and secondary level and to increase their leadership role as community change agents. Consistent with the larger Education Unit, this program not only adheres to the Conceptual Model of the Teacher as Holistic Transformer but has as its goals the extension of the four expected outcomes of the model. The program seeks to increase the competence that teachers need in performing, at least, the following four professional roles: 1. Acquiring the knowledge base in education to provide leadership and to guide the learning process (Scholarship) 2. Fostering students' personal growth and independence (Facilitator) 3. Solving problems and thinking critically (Reflective Thinker) 4. Continuing professional growth throughout their careers (Life-long Learner) Admission to the Program To be considered for regular admission to the above graduate program, the applicant must:

43. Official Trent Lott Press Release/Statement staff was hired to conform with federal education regulations. teachers assistancefor continuing their education, and it This is good for mississippi, as our http://lott.senate.gov/news/2000/0505.educational.html

May, 2000 lott.senate.gov Statement of Senate Majority Leader Trent Lott Educational Opportunites If we are going to truly change education in our country, we need to start with a child-centered, locally driven approach. Good school buildings, and other basics for education should only be part of a broader effort to revolutionize our country's entire educational thinking process. To get real results, we must give local folks more say in the use of their federal education dollar. This is why I have brought the Educational Opportunities Act to the Senate floor. Billions of dollars have been spent on failed educational programs mandated by a bloated federal education bureaucracy. In 1994, fewer than 50 percent of American public school employees were teachers, much of the balance was composed of administrative staff. This staff was hired to conform with federal education regulations. Even though the federal government provides less than ten percent of education funding, Washington demands 50 percent of all the paperwork. This act will give much more educational decision making power to states, local communities, educators and parents. It will free up federal funds for flexible uses, decided by local people, instead of Washington's professional bureaucrats. Educators will be free of generalized, yet stringent federal dictates which rarely fit individual school needs. Local people need the power, not bureaucrats who've already spent 30 years as educational power brokers, with little results.

44. 16.100 - Desegregation Of Public Education In the mississippi case, the Section submitted a and Title IX of the education Amendmentsof regulations, GUIDELINES, AND LITERATURE 28 CFR 0.50; Civil Rights http://www.cfda.gov/public/viewprog.asp?progid=487

45. Mississippi State Law And Government RULES OF THE mississippi COMMISSION ON JUDICIAL PERFORMANCE; RULES AND regulationsFOR MANDATORY CONTINUING JUDICIAL education; RULES AND regulations GOVERNING http://www.hg.org/msform1.htm

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46. The University Of Mississippi - Continuing Legal Education STATE OF mississippi RULES AND regulations FOR MANDATORY CONTINUING LEGAL education.(revised August 1, 1994). RULE 1. CONTINUING LEGAL education COMMISSION. http://www.outreach.olemiss.edu/cle/cle_rules_01.html

RULE 1. CONTINUING LEGAL EDUCATION COMMISSION a. There is hereby established a Commission on Continuing Legal Education (hereinafter referred to as the Commission) consisting of nine (9) members who are resident members of the Bar of this state. The members shall be appointed by the Mississippi Supreme Court. b. All appointments shall be for a term of three (3) years. Therefore, there shall be three (3) appointments each year, one from each state Supreme Court district. An appointment to fill any vacancy due to the death, resignation or disability of a member shall be for the unexpired term only. c. The Commission shall have the following duties: To exercise general supervisory authority over the administration of these rules. To adopt, repeal and amend regulations consistent with these rules. To make available for inspection by the Mississippi Supreme Court all minutes of the Commission, business records, and financial data. d. Financing: Sponsors of CLE programs to be held within the State of Mississippi shall, as a condition of accreditation, agree to remit a list of Mississippi attendees and to pay a fee of one dollar ($1.00) per credit hour for each State Bar member who attends the program and is subject to mandatory continuing legal education. Such lists and fees shall be submitted to the Commission within thirty (30) days of said program. Individual attorneys who either attend approved CLE programs outside the State of Mississippi, or attend unapproved CLE programs within the State of Mississippi that would have been approved for credit except for failure of the sponsor to pay the fee described in the preceding paragraph, shall pay a fee of one dollar ($1.00) for each credit hour claimed. Such fees shall accompany the attorney's annual report of compliance to the Commission.

47. LAW - EDUCATION LawResearch Code of Federal regulations Subtitle C. regulations Relating to Law Research Links;University of mississippi - List of Continuing Legal education Programs; http://www.lawresearch.com/practice/ctedu.htm

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48. 436: A Review Of The Mississippi Adequate Education Program Funding Process formula and the process the mississippi Department of district needs to provide an“adequate education.”. state law nor departmental regulations require an http://www.peer.state.ms.us/436.html

THE MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURE The Joint Committee on Performance Evaluation and Expenditure Review Report # 436 A Review of the Mississippi Adequate Education Program Funding Process Executive Summary Introduction In making its determination, PEER reviewed: how MDE chooses school districts for analysis; how MDE derives costs of school districts; and, how MDE uses derived average costs to allocate funds to school districts. Description of the MAEP Fund Allocation Process This Exhibit contains a flow chart of the MAEP annual fund allocation process. Conclusions Concerning the MAEP Allocation Process Recommendations MDE should develop a voluntary performance review pilot program for school districts that examines broad school district management and operational areas. The four major areas should include administrative, instructional, operation and maintenance of plant, and ancillary support and under each category criteria should denote efficient and effective practices. Each area should have associated criteria to evaluate management and fiscal practices. For example, in the instructional area, MDE might examine district practices such as: District administrators compare student academic assessments to state accountability standards and peer districts.

49. Middle Mississippi River National Wildlife Refuge Public Use Regulations State regulations and seasons apply to divisions Middle mississippi River NWR offersmany observation, photography, environmental education, and interpretation http://midwest.fws.gov/middlemiss/info/mid_miss_pu_regs.htm

Regulations Middle Mississippi River NWR (formerly part of Annada and Brussels Districts) Public Use Sport Fishing Big Game Hunting Migratory Bird Hunting ... Hunting on the Refuge State regulations and seasons apply to divisions that are open to hunting and fishing, except as noted below. Middle Mississippi River NWR includes the following divisions: Harlow Island Division Meissner Island Division Wilkinson Island Division Public Use Middle Mississippi River NWR offers many opportunities for public use including hunting, fishing, wildlife observation, photography, environmental education, and interpretation. The Refuge is open to public use during daylight hours only. Bicycling is allowed on Refuge roads unless otherwise posted. Pets must be on a leash, except when used for the purpose of hunting where hunting is allowed. Berry and mushroom gathering are permitted for personal consumption only. These items shall not be used for any commercial use. Other than licensed hunters engaged in hunting during the season, firearms are only permitted in vehicles when unloaded, dismantled and cased. Sport Fishing Harlow Island and Wilkinson Island Divisions - Fishing is permitted all year in accordance with state seasons and regulations.

50. HB 465 (As Sent To Governor) - 2002 Regular Session SECTION 1. Section 3725-5, mississippi Code of recommend to the State Board of education,and the board shall adopt rules and regulations governing the http://billstatus.ls.state.ms.us/documents/2002/html/HB/0400-0499/HB0465SG.htm

MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURE 2002 Regular Session To: Education By: Representative Miles, Montgomery (15th), Scott (17th), Markham House Bill 465 (As Sent to Governor) AN ACT TO AMEND SECTION 37-25-5, MISSISSIPPI CODE OF 1972, TO PROVIDE THAT THE STATE DRIVER EDUCATION AND TRAINING PROGRAM IN SECONDARY SCHOOLS OF THIS STATE SHALL INCLUDE INSTRUCTION RELATING TO ORGAN AND TISSUE DONATION AND ORGAN AND TISSUE DONATION PROCEDURES, AND SHALL INCLUDE LITTER LAW INSTRUCTION; AND FOR RELATED PURPOSES.      BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI: SECTION 1.   Section 37-25-5, Mississippi Code of 1972, is amended as follows:      37-25-5.  The State Superintendent of Public Education shall prepare and recommend to the State Board of Education, and the board shall adopt rules and regulations governing the establishment, conduct and scope of driver education and training programs in secondary schools of this state, subject to the requirements and exceptions set forth in this chapter.  Said program shall be established and maintained only in accordance with such rules and regulations.  The state driver education and training program in secondary schools of this state shall include a program of study for alcohol and safety education as it pertains to driver and highway safety and shall also include instruction relating to organ and tissue donation and organ and tissue donation procedures, and shall include instruction on the litter laws of the state and the responsibilities of the driver and all passengers to dispose of litter in the proper container

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52. Rules & Regulations - Continuing Education Directors meeting held jointly by the states of Arkansas, mississippi and Louisiana. institutionlicensed by the State Board of Higher education in Arkansas. http://www.state.ar.us/fdemb/rules/rules_coned_p2.html

Continuing Education Section III Continuing Education Seminars (A) Standards for Approval A continuing education course or workshop shall be qualified for approval if the board decides that it: (a) Constitutes an organized program of learning, including a symposium, which contributes directly to the professional competency of the licensee; (b) is related to the practice of mortuary science; (c) is conducted by individuals considered experts in the subject matter of the program by reason of education, training or experience, and; (d) is accompanied by a paper, manual or written outline which substantially describes the subject matter of the program. (B) Credit Hours Explained Except as may be allowed by the board, a licensee shall not receive credit exceeding two hours of the annual total required hours for: (a) correspondence work;

53. Governance Legislation And Regulations - Council On Law In Higher Education Law State Commissions of Higher education Alabama; Maine; Maryland; Massachusetts;Michigan; Minnesota; mississippi. Missouri; Montana; Nebraska; Nevada; http://clhe.org/governance/page1.shtml

Landmark Cases Trustees of Dartmouth College v. Woodward 17 U.S. 518 (1819) Related Organizations Association of Governing Boards of Colleges and Universities American Council of Trustees and Alumni Association of Community College Trustees Council for Higher Education Accreditation Regional Accrediting Organizations Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools (MSA) New England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC-CIHE) North Central Association of Colleges and Schools (NCA) Northwest Association of Schools, Colleges and Universities (NWA) ... Consortium for North American Higher Education Specialized Accrediting Organizations AACSB International—The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology (ABET) Accrediting Commission on Education for Health Services Administration (ACEHSA) Accrediting Council on Education in Journalism and Mass Communications (ACEJMC) ... National Association of Schools of Public Affairs and Administration (NASPAA) National Accrediting Organizations Accrediting Association of Bible Colleges (AABC) Accrediting Commission of the Distance Education and Training Council (DETC) Accrediting Council for Independent Colleges and Schools (ACICS) Association of Advanced Rabbinical and Talmudic Schools (AARTS)

54. Mississippi River - State Canoe Routes: Minnesota DNR The mississippi River is divided into ten Main Categories Outdoor Activities regulations,Licenses, Permits Natural Resources education Safety http://www.dnr.state.mn.us/canoeing/mississippiriver/

Shortcuts: Lake Finder Rec. Compass Curr. Conditions Hunting Fishing State Parks Site Map Contact the DNR What's New? Newsroom ... Canoeing Mississippi River The Mississippi River is divided into ten sections: LakeItasca to Cass Lake Cass Lake to Vermillion River Vermillion River to Palisade Palisade to Brainerd ... Back to top Main Categories: Outdoor Activities Regulations, Licenses, Permits Natural Resources About the DNR ... Public Input Web site policies: Accessibility Linking Privacy Canoeing Main page State canoe routes Trip information Outfitters Water access Statewide fishing pier map Twin Cities water recreation access points Safe harbors Water levels River level reports Lake level information Stream flow information Floodwarning gage information Water recreation regulations Boating guide Local surface use regulations Initiating local surface use zoning Required permits Water recreation safety Boat and water safety Ice safety

55. Univ. Of Mississippi Law Library - Legal Practice & Forms Rule 4 of the mississippi Rules and regulations for Mandatory ContinuingLegal education provides a complete list of approved providers. http://library.law.olemiss.edu/library/guides/practice.shtml

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56. Cooperative Education - Mississippi State University work experience through the Cooperative education Program at mississippi State University. employers'qualifications and are within Coop regulations. http://www.coop.msstate.edu/WhatisCoop.htm

Total Education The term total education has become synonymous with the Cooperative Education Program. Today's Co-op program may best be summarized as being a unique education program by which students obtain an academic education and at the same time obtain a minimum of one year of vitally needed practical experience in their chosen field of study. The practical experience which the program provides is not limited to obtaining a working knowledge of a chosen field of study. Co-op students are a vital part of the work place. Such factors as maturity, professional motivation, reliance, and self-confidence are developed and exhibited by Co-op students. Not to be overlooked is the financial responsibility and assistance a Co-op student may gain through income earned during work semesters. It is this combination of an academic education and a full range of practical work experience that allows the Co-op student to acquire a total education. How Do I Qualify? Mississippi State University offers a diversified Co-op program. Students are participating from several colleges and schools at the university- Agriculture and Life Sciences, Architecture, Arts and Sciences, Business and Industry, Education, Engineering, and Forestry. Application to the program is open to students in one of the following categories: Category 1: Mississippi State University students who are majoring in a participating academic area and have established a 2.50/4.0 quality point average.

57. Cooperative Education - Mississippi State University brochure and student Rules and regulations governing the mississippi State UniversityCoop Program. For information about Cooperative education e-mail us. http://www.coop.msstate.edu/employer/employer_res-coop.htm

Employer Responsibilities Employers must complete and return annually to the Co-op Office the "Employer Information Form" prior to the referral of students for employment consideration. Job assignments must be related to the students' major field of study. Diversification is encouraged to afford the student a range of training and experience. The technical level and degree of complexity should be increased as the student demonstrates competency and progresses through the program. Each co-op student must be evaluated by the employer on the form provided by the University Co-op Office. The completed evaluation form should be discussed with the student and must be returned to the Co-op Office within the specified time period. Employers are expected to submit requests for Co-op students well in advance of the projected begin work date. Anticipated needs for Co-op students may be transmitted by the " Employer Information Form " , by phone or by letter. Initial Steps Contact the Cooperative Education Program for specific information. A personal visit to the university has been found very helpful by many employers in developing a new program.

58. GoMemphis: Desoto credit insurance, are themselves now pushing for stiffer regulations in the bringreaction JACKSON Paychecks for some mississippi education executives have http://www.gomemphis.com/mca/desoto/0,1426,MCA_451,00.html

Home Sports Entertainment Lifestyle ... Web tools var myOffset = -18000000; var myTz = "CDT"; document.write(customDateString(myOffset, myTz)); Top Stories By Lance Murphey Olive Branch Elementary first-grader Chase Sielbeck had a question for puppeteers after the well-received performance of The Toad Prince. Toad Prince performance has students croaking with delight It takes about a week for Peter Zapletal to put together each character he uses in the Puppet Arts Theatre, a touring company that performs at schools across the country. But entertaining children and teaching them a lesson or two in the process make the effort worthwhile. Blue-ribbon cook's favorite recipes are easy, short "My first attempt at biscuits the dog wouldn't even eat, but now they're easy. I joke with people that it's five pounds of self-rising flour, one pound of Crisco and half a gallon of buttermilk." Developers' tax tab falls to Horn Lake A missed tax payment by the developers of Horn Lake's DeSoto Commons forced to city to write a $702,000 check Tuesday to make up a shortfall. DeSoto Commons is a 440-acre multi-use development proposed for a site bounded by Goodman Road, U.S. 51, Nail Road and Interstate 55. Animal shelter pace has builders panting To say workers are scrambling to get the county's temporary animal shelter up and running by the end of the week would be putting it mildly. The more appropriate term is "breakneck speeds," said Vanessa Lynchard, county director of administrative services.

59. Laws And Regulations For The U.S.and Canada: Mississippi Massage Magazine. Laws and regulations for the US and Canada Back. MISSISSIPPINumber of credentialed practitioners in this state 613. Required education/. http://www.massagemag.com/USCan/mississippi.htm

Laws and Regulations for the U.S. and Canada Back STATES: Alabama Maryland Ohio Washington D.C ... South Carolina PROVINCES: Florida New Hampshire Tennessee British Columbia ... Washington MISSISSIPPI Number of credentialed practitioners in this state: 613 Phone/Web Site web site Title/Type of Credential Registered Massage Therapist Registration Required Education/ Written or Practical Exam 700 hours Written exam NCETMB* Used Yes Renewal Fee $125/year *National Certification Exam for Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork - visit NCBTMB SpaMassage Alliance World of Massage Museum Site Menu ... Products Articles: Research News Self-care Reader Expressions ... Contact Us I Resources Spa Professional Featured Advertisers Advertise in Massage Magazine ... Contribute

60. Nov. 8 - Dec. 3 -- ED News: No Child Left Behind Secretary Paige released final regulations for the No Child Left mississippi willreceive more than $11 million for the International education Priorities. http://www.ed.gov/ednews/021108.html

Mouseover preload - not necessary for function Skip Navigation Privacy, Security, Notices About ED A-Z Index ... Contact Us Search: Advanced My Profile Add to My.ED.gov Bookmarks More News from ED No Child Left Behind News Center Press Releases Office of Public Affairs Past Issues Oct 23-Nov 7, 2002 October 1-22, 2002 Credits ED News: No Child Left Behind is produced by the Office of Public Affairs of the U.S. Department of Education. For more information on No Child Left Behind , please visit www.nclb.gov You may also be interested in The Achiever , a bi-weekly newsletter about No Child Left Behind www.nclb.gov/ Newsletter/ ED News: No Child Left Behind Nov. 8 - Dec. 3, 2002 www.ed.gov/ednews Current issue Subscribe Unsubscribe In this issue... Final Regulations for NCLB Draft Guidance on Paraprofessionals Reading First Grant for Mississippi ... Final Regulations for No Child Left Behind (NCLB) Secretary Paige released final regulations for the No Child Left Behind Act that cover Title I, accountability, parent options, teacher quality, and more. Read more ^ Top ^ Draft Non-Regulatory Guidance on Paraprofessionals ED released draft non-regulatory guidance on paraprofessionals, who are required under NCLB to have completed at least 2 years of postsecondary school, obtained an associate's degree or higher, and demonstrated the knowledge and ability to assist in reading, writing, and math instruction.

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