21. NJASA - Special Education Publication The statutes and regulations for ADA, IDEA, 504, FERPA and new jersey’s AdministrativeCode — Title 6A, education — Chapter 14, Special education, are http://www.njasa.net/legal/spc_ed_pub.htm

SPECIAL EDUCATION . . . You can’t run from it, hide from it, ignore it.  You want to do what’s best for the children with special needs in your district; however, the myriad rules and regulations at the federal and state levels both confuse the issues and, many times, compound the problems.  If only there was an easy-to-access, easy-to-understand compendium of these laws that have such an impact on your district. Well, now there is!  The New Jersey Association of School Administrators is proud to offer our members a first-of-its-kind publication that incorporates, in one single text, all critical FEDERAL and NEW JERSEY special education laws.  The statutes and regulations for ADA, IDEA, 504, FERPA and New Jersey’s Administrative Code —  Title 6A, Education —  Chapter 14, Special Education, are formatted in two easy-to-read columns (compared to the .pdf files available on the Internet).  An added bonus is a commentary to the new IDEA regulations.  This significant textbook has been developed with the cooperation of OMNI Publishers, Inc., and is being made available to you for the unbelievable introductory price of only $55.00 per issue. Don’t wait.  This will be the most indispensable publication you will purchase this year for your district.  In fact, you might want to consider several editions, in order to have a copy in each school.  Simply complete and return both copies of the enclosed order form to NJASA, with a check/voucher made out to OMNI Publishers, Inc.

22. New Jersey State Lottery Results to review all of the educationbased initiatives from people statewide where do NewJersey Lottery sales Lottery FAQ's - Rules regulations Copyright © 2002 http://www.new-jersey-state-lottery-results.com/

New Jersey State Lottery Results Home Lottery FAQ's The sole mission of the New Jersey Lottery is to raise revenue to support education in New Jersey State. Our commitment to this mission is more visible now than at any other time in our history. From being the sole funding source for a statewide college scholarship program to publicly recognizing New Jersey’s outstanding educators, the New Jersey Lottery is living up to its commitment to help better prepare all of our children for the challenges of the 21st century. Please take a few minutes to review all of the education-based initiatives the Lottery is involved with year-round. Click here We’ve also included some information to help answer the two most commonly asked questions we hear from people statewide: where do New Jersey Lottery sales go and where do schools get their money? Home Lottery FAQ's About Lottery Colorado State Lottery Results Illinois State Lottery Results ... Evelect Viagra Prescriptions Pills

23. New Jersey State Lottery Results deposited directly in a Lottery Aid to education Account from Home Lottery FAQ's- Rules regulations Copyright © 2002 - new jersey State Lottery http://www.new-jersey-state-lottery-results.com/lottery_faq.html

New Jersey State Lottery Results Home Lottery FAQ's Lottery FAQ's Does the money really go to education? Yes! The New Jersey Constitution mandates that ALL Lottery revenue be used in support of education in New Jersey State. How much money is allocated to each school district? Each year the State Legislature adopts a formula in the State budget. If schools get money from the Lottery why doesn't the public see it? Lottery revenue is included in each school district's state aid allocation. Each school district decides how it will use the state aid that it has been allocated. Where does the money go? Here is the revenue allocation for the current year. Prize money — 54% Aid to Education — 35% Retailer Commissions — 6% Contractor Fees — 2% Administrative costs — 3% Why are my taxes still going up if the Lottery was supposed to alleviate my school taxes? Lottery revenues provide approximately 5% of the total amount of state aid to local schools. In 2000/2001 that amounted to $1.447 Billion. Why do profits go to the state general fund instead of directly to the schools? Lottery revenues are deposited directly in a Lottery Aid to Education Account from which checks are written directly to school districts in the fall of each year.

24. New Jersey School Buildings And Grounds Association USDOE United States Department of Energy. USDOJ - United States Department ofJustice - ADA regulations. NJDOE - new jersey Department of education. http://www.njsbga.org/links.htm

New Jersey School Buildings and Grounds Association Professionals Dedicated to the Care of your Children's Second Home Expo 2001 Info Facility Related Resources : The following links are provided as a resource for Educational Facility Managers. Each site is packed full of valuable information. Web Masters If you would like to exchange links with this site, please contact The New Jersey School Buildings and Grounds Association by emailing gsmith@njsbga.org Federal Government Websites CPSC Consumer Products Safety Commission CFR Code of Federal Regulations Search NIOSH - National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health NWS - National Weather Service OSHA OSHA Links USDOE - United States Department of Education USDOE - United States Department of Energy USDOJ - United States Department of Justice - ADA Regulations USEPA - United States Department of Environmental Protection State of New Jersey Websites NJ - State of New Jersey Home Page NJDOE - New Jersey Department of Education NJDOE Public School Directory - Comprehensive listing of all Public Schools in New Jersey NJ Legislature - State of New Jersey Legislature Home Page

25. New Jersey School Buildings And Grounds Association An organization that oversees the maintanance and operation of school facilities. Includes an email Category Regional North America education Organizations...... The Members of the new jersey School Buildings with the State Department of educationin the implementation of educational Facility regulations and Standards. http://www.njsbga.org/

New Jersey School Buildings and Grounds Association Congratulations to Mr. Robert Austin - West Windsor - Plainsboro BOE - National School Plant Manager of the Year - Runner Up ** PROFESSIONALS DEDICATED TO THE CARE OF YOUR CHILDREN'S SECOND HOME ** President's Message (Updated 10/9/02) New Feature Join our E-Mail Discussion Group New Feature Membership Application Associate Membership Application Scholarship Application (Updated 3-1-02) Announcements (Updated 5-25-02) Surplus Equipment ( Updated 3/17/00 ) Career Opportunities (Updated 10-10-02) Expo 2003 Exhibitor's Home Page Annual Golf Outing 2003 Exhibitor's Registration EXPO 2003 Member's Home Page Annual Golf Outing 2003 Member's Registration Expo 2002 Pictures (Updated 5/3/02) Interim Consultants (Updated 5/5/01) Past Presidents (Updated 7/1/00) Resource Links (Updated 1/26/01) Rutgers University - Educational Facility Management Program Certification Bill A-1019/S1793 (Current Status) Press Release ( New 2/12/00 ) Web E-Mail Login - Sign in here to retrieve your E-Mail Introduction : The New Jersey School Buildings and Grounds Association has a membership of approximately 300 Facility Management Professionals. The Association was formed in Bergen County in 1952 and has extended throughout the State of New Jersey. Members of the Association are currently employed by Public and Private School Systems, and hold the positions of Supervisor of Buildings and Grounds, Facility Managers and Director of Operations.

26. New Jersey -- Sources [ ALSO! -- U.S. Law ] Links to selected regulations are posted on a site Continuing Legal education NewJersey Institute for Continuing Legal education. http://www.lawsource.com/also/usa.cgi?nj

27. Authorities Authorities rules and regulations concerning CE. The new jersey Board ofAccountancy preapproves providers of continuing education courses. http://www.passonline.com/authority.aspx?akey=39

28. New Jersey State Profile to address issues, policies, regulations, and strategies Initiative are embeddedin new jersey's STC initiatives of ALL students in education and community. http://www.ed.uiuc.edu/sped/tri/newjerseyprofile.htm

State Profile New Jersey School-to-Work Grant Funded 1995-2001 Transition Systems Change Initiative Funded 1993-1998 Putting Practice into Writing: Legislation, Policy, and Regulation Inclusive language and intent - School-To-Careers (STC) for ALL students - are written in all state policies, regulations, and Requests for Proposals (RFPs). The State Interagency Directors' Forum on Transition, made up of numerous state agencies, was established to address issues, policies, regulations, and strategies for improving STC transition-related activities at the state and local levels. Sustaining elements of the Transition Systems Change Initiative are embedded in New Jersey's STC initiatives for ALL students. Cross-Content Workplace Readiness Standards have been identified as an integral part of the Core Curriculum Content Standards for ALL students. Winning Combinations: State and Local Leadership and Partnerships Leadership at the state level is committed to developing a system to include STC. Team collaboration offers an ongoing dialog and support necessary for inclusion of ALL students in education and community.

29. New Jersey Law Network ~ Environmental Law new jersey Environmental Lawyers. internationally recognized, independent researchand education center of the environmental legislation, regulations and rulings http://www.njlawnet.com/environ.html

NJ Lawyers Directory Law by Topic Books E-Mail NJ Court Review NJ Law in Review NJ Legislation Review Search Engines Site Map Supreme Court Cases Dictionary NJ Lawyers Directory Search Legal Career Center Legal Topics Administrative Law Arbitration Censorship Laws Civil Rights ... Wills Trusts Estates Legal Practice: Ethics Evidence Jobs for Lawyers Legal Newspapers ... Legal Research Academic Bar Preparation Law Schools Law Journals For Law Students Environmental Law New Jersey Resources EPA Region 2 Field office for New Jersey. NJ Department of Environmental Protection Bulletins, news releases, contact information. NJ DEP Compliance and Enforcement Enforcement branch of the NJ Department of Environmental Protection. Clean Air Council Notices of public hearings, schedule of events and information on council members. Delaware River Basin Commission Reports, notices of public hearings, contact information. New Jersey Pinelands Commission Information on meetings, resource management as well as recreational information. New Jersey Environmental Lawyers The Laws: (From Cornell University's Legal Information Institute, links to specific chapters of environmental laws)

30. Child Care And Early Childhood Education Highlights 2001 Key child care and early education trends in laws on child care regulations this year addressedcaregiver qualification requirements (new jersey, South Carolina http://www.ncsl.org/programs/cyf/cclaws01.htm

Login Here Register Now To access special member content and services legislators, legislative staff and Foundation for State Legislatures sponsors must log in. ( Clear this notice.) NCSLnet Registration Help Forgotten NCSLnet Password? Child Care Project Enacted 2001 State Laws Child Care and Early Childhood Education Highlights Key child care and early education trends in state legislation include an array of financing mechanisms, basic regulatory provisions, preschool expansions and quality improvements in the form of professional development and training for providers. Financing State legislatures continued to expand financing for early childhood services in several ways in the past year. At least four states ( Iowa, Kentucky, New York and Texas ) enacted laws providing grants to programs. Some states ( California, Iowa, Kentucky and Texas ) expanded funding through local means. Several states ( Illinois, Montana, Nebraska and Oregon ) created tax credits for either parents or employers to support the care and development of young children. Legislatures in two states ( California and Iowa ) directed loan funds to improve child care services. Two state legislatures (

31. Untitled Document Hearing Aid Assistance to the Aged and Disabled, NJAC 883B; new jersey StateBoard of education, proposed interdistrict public school choice regulations; http://www.njpanda.org/legisl.html

updated 03.08.00 New Jersey Protection and Advocacy, Inc. back in frame Legislative Advocacy Current legislative activity includes: Medicare Reform Health Care Appeals; Binding Independent Review Written testimony was provided the Senate Health Committee supported S-2123, that makes decisions rendered by the Independent Health Care Appeals Program binding on insurance carriers. Expansion of VR Advocacy Comments were submitted to USDOE, RSA, regarding a proposed program that would provide money for a Client Assistance Program short-term training grant. Restraint and Seclusion Standards comments to the Joint Commission of Accreditation of HealthCare Organizations (JCAHO) regarding Restraint and Seclusion Standards. JCAHO monitors the provision of services in all hospitals nationwide, including state-run psychiatric hospitals. Supportive Housing The Division of Mental Health Services recently drafted regulations for new standards for the licensing of "Supportive Housing" and revised the standards for Community Residences for persons with a mental illness. Following several meetings with consumers and advocates to review the draft, NJP&A offered several recommendations for changes or additions. DMHS accepted our revisions and implemented them in the final draft for publication. Accessibility Comments were submitted to proposed N.J.A.C. 13:13-4, Division on Civil Rights, Access to Public Accommodations.

32. Boating Regulations By State boating education requirements. Nevada boating regulations. N/A. new Hampshire,new Hampshire does not accept this online course. N/A. new jersey, Successfull http://www.boatsafe.com/nauticalknowhow/stateregs.htm

Boating Courses Boating Tips Boating Contest Safety Links ... Contact Us Boating Regulations by State Boating Education Requirements State Boating Laws Boating Education Regulations Reciprocity accepts boating safety certificates from other states and/or NASBLA-approved courses. Alabama Minimum age to operate 12. Boating license required - proctored exam required to obtain license. Non-residents may operate up to 45 days without a license. Alaska No mandatory boating education requirements. N/A Arizona No mandatory boating education requirements. N/A Arkansas No mandatory boating education requirements. N/A California No mandatory boating education laws. Minimum age to operate is 16. California boating information. Yes Colorado Colorado residents - age 14-15 - who operate PWCs required to complete boating safety course. Home study is not accepted for this age group. Yes Connecticut All operators of vessels registered in, or who own property in, CT must successfully complete an approved boating course or pass the CT challenge exam. PWC operators must take proctored, state-approved PWC classroom course regardless of residency. Other vessel operators may take the CT challenge exam. No Delaware Delaware residents born after 1/1/78 must complete an 8 hour boating course.

33. City Of Summit, New Jersey - Volunteer! schools operate under Title 18A of the new jersey Statutes. Within the frameworkof state statutes and regulations of the state board of education, the local http://www.ci.summit.nj.us/volunteer.htm

Summit truly has a "government of the people." Every year, residents offer their time, energy, knowledge, and talent to the municipality. Responsibilities cover such diverse areas as planning, recreation, education, insurance, and housing. The list is ever changing as committees are appointed to meet new needs. If you have expertise in a particular field and the time and willingness to volunteer, Summit needs you. Download an application form, or call the city clerk's office at 908 273-6400. Aircraft noise advisory committee The committee monitors all actions of the Federal Aviation Administration concerning takeoff and landing patterns at Newark International Airport as they affect Summit. This commitee represents Summit on the Union County Aircraft Noise Advisory Board, communicates with the New Jersey Coalition Against Air Noise, and recommends appropriate action to the common council. Arboretum commission The arboretum commission oversees the administration and reviews major capital proposals of the Reeves-Reed Arboretum located at 165 Hobart Avenue. Operating funds are provided by Reeves-Reed Arboretum, Inc. Cable television citizens advisory committee The cable television citizens advisory committee was formed to educate the community about the uses of cable television.

34. State Education Accountability Profiles: New Jersey to direct the district board of education to develop a 9. As a result of the new JerseySupreme Court in accordance with Chapter 619A, the Abbott regulations. http://www.ccsso.org/njprofile.html

STATE EDUCATION ACCOUNTABILITY SYSTEMS New Jersey Table of Contents Statewide content and student performance standards. Statewide student assessments in at least math, reading, or language arts. Definition of adequate yearly progress of Title I schools and local education agencies with Title I schools. Other criteria to determine whether schools and local education agencies are in need of improvement or eligible to receive rewards. ... Acronyms Contact: Faith Sarafin, Manager, Office of Public Information New Jersey Department of Education P.O. Box 500 Trenton, NJ 08625-0500 (609) 984-6756 (FAX) e-mail: fsarafin@DOE.state.nj.us 1. Statewide content and student performance standards. New Jersey has completed statewide Core Curriculum Content Standards in science, social studies, world languages, mathematics, language arts literacy, health and physical education, and visual and performing arts. The state also has defined cross-content workplace readiness standards in career planning, critical thinking, decision making and problem solving, self-management, and application of safety principles. Accompanying each standard are K-12 cumulative progress indicators that are divided into three groupings. These indicators define what all students should know and be able to do by the end of grade 4, grade 8, and grades 11-12. The state assessment program tests students at each of these grade levels to make sure that they are making satisfactory progress in meeting the standards.

35. CQ, Vol. 26, #4: NASP Leaders Respond To IDEA Regulations Diane Smallwood and others from new jersey, Pennsylvania and professional, sincethat was the new term used by the ability of the general education staff to http://www.nasponline.org/publications/cq264modelletter.html

President Crockett, NASP Leaders Respond to IDEA'97 Regulations by Kevin P. Dwyer, NCSP Assistant Executive Director On October 22, 1997, the federal Office of Management and Budget published the proposed regulations for the Individuals With Disabilities Education Act Amendments of 1997 (IDEA '97). Just one day later in Boston, Steve Kaplan , president of the Massachusetts School Psychologists Association, voiced his association's concerns to Assistant Secretary Judith Heumann at the first federally sponsored public hearing on the proposed regulations. Kaplan's testimony targeted the regulations that guide interagency agreements; he stressed the importance of school psychologists and other related service providers in understanding the school culture for effective IEP development and implementation. At the hearing, disability advocates commended Kaplan for his recommendations. School psychology was also represented at the hearing by NASP's Massachusetts Delegate, Terry Davis , and a past president of the New Hampshire association.

36. US Charter Schools Website charter school operators in new jersey. Charter terms are 4 years, renewable for5 years. Waivers from state education laws and regulations are permitted upon http://www.uscharterschools.org/pub/sp/17

HOME LOGIN REGISTER HELP ... faq New Jersey Charter School Information State Profile Info Last Updated: 03-12-2003 Brief Overview: New Jersey's charter school law was originally passed in 1996, and was amended in 2002. As of October 2002, there are 52 approved charter schools; 50 are currently in operation and two are schedule to open in September 2003. New Jersey's 50 charter schools serve nearly 13,000 students. Charters are granted by the Commissioner of Education and are independent of the district board of education. Schools: Profiles of selected  New Jersey Charter Schools  created by the schools themselves. Participants: List of all the  New Jersey Participants  registered on this site or one of the Web Community sites. Key Contacts: New Jersey Department of Education http://www.state.nj.us/education/ The Department has posted a number of documents on its Charter School web site, including a downloadable application and a list of approved charter schools. Michael Klavon Director Office of Innovative Programs P. O. Box 500

37. New Page 2 new jersey State Board of Optometry Promulgates new Continuing education regulationsThenew jersey State Board of Optometry has promulgated regulations that http://www.eyecare.org/news you can use.htm

NEWS Optometrist Credentialing Legislation Introduced in Senate: S-1695 (Vitale, Singer) was introduced on June 24, 2002 which would make it easier for optometrists to be able to obtain education to practice new procedures or implement new treatments. This legislation, which is identical to the Assembly version A-2227 (Roberts, Thompson), would enable the State Board of Optometrists to have discretion over which procedures and treatments optometrists can perform and the continuing requirements which will enable them to do so. Currently, every time an new procedure or treatment is introduced, optometrists are required to go before the legislature to gain permission to perform this service. This legislation will place optometrists on equal footing with other professions. For more information, please contact Bryan Markowitz at (609)671-0900 or bryandmarkowitz@aol.com New Jersey State Board of Optometry Promulgates New Continuing Education Regulations: The New Jersey State Board of Optometry has promulgated regulations that would require 50 hours of continuing education per renewal period. 25 of these credits must be TPA. TPA is defined as "primarily devoted to the diagnosis, treatment, and management of ocular disease, ocular pathology, or ocular manifestations of systemic disease." For more information, please contact Bryan Markowitz at (609)671-0900 or

38. Laws & Regulations regulations from the new jersey Department of education governing Eye SafetyStandards in new jersey's public schools. Need hardware or software? http://www.eyecare.org/legal/leglmain.html

Doctor's Reference Library the practice of optometry, medicine and surgery, and opticianry. Also included are other legal items and litigation of interest to health care providers in New Jersey and elsewhere. NJ Optometry Laws defining the "Scope of Practice" for New Jersey's optometric physicians NJ Optometry Regulations from the State Board of Optometrists State Board of Optometrists State Board of Medical Examiners NJ Medical Practice Act governing the practice of medicine and surgery Optician's State Board Minutes and other items concerning opticianry NJ Regulations governing Opticianry from the Ophthalmic Dispensers Board NJ's Uniform Enforcement Act prescribing measures and procedures against licensees Eye on Medicine... Political activities of medicine and ophthalmology Ophthalmology PAC Reports by MD Hot Issues for optometric physicians... Now accessible on this website is the Uniform Enforcement Act , which prescribes how licensing boards like the NJ State Board of Optometrists , can proceed against licensees for violations of statutes and regulations. Coming down the pike in New Jersey is an initiative emanating from the Attorney General's office and from the office of the Director of the Division of Consumer Affairs to permit pharmacists to dispense replacement soft contact lenses. Here for your review are the following:

39. University Senate Reports/Resolutions Archive to the Report of the new jersey Commission on Health Science, education, and Training DropPeriod Review Academic Standards, regulations, and Admissions http://senate.rutgers.edu/reports.html

University Senate Reports and Resolutions (In chronological order, most recent first.) Report and Resolution in Opposition to Proposed and Continued Budget Cuts, and in Support of Excellence in Higher Education in New Jersey - Executive Committee - February 2003 Report and Resolution on the Status of Hispanic and Latino Faculty and Administrators - Equal Opportunity Committee - February 2003 Initial Response to the Report of the New Jersey Commission on Health Science, Education, and Training - Executive Committee and University Structure and Governance Committee - November 2002 Student Advising Services - Instruction, Curricula, and Advising Committee - November 2002 (Referred back to Committee) Best Practices in Assessment of Teaching - Faculty Affairs and Personnel Committee - May 2002 Posting Student Instructional Rating Data to the Web - Instruction, Curricula, and Advising Committee - May 2002 Add/Drop Period Review - Academic Standards, Regulations, and Admissions Committee - April 2002 College of Applied and Professional Studies - University Structure and Governance Committee - March 2002 Parking and Transportation Services - Student Affairs Committee - March 2002 State of New Jersey's Smoking Cessation Program - Student Affairs Committee - March 2002 Minus Grades, Interim Report

40. New Jersey Department Of Education The new jersey Department of education does not approve or Number of Continuing educationHours Awarded Per Due to state regulations, Professional Development http://www.mindleaders.com/mlpartner/ceus/njdepted.html

e-Learning that works. Home Contact Us Site Map Search: ... Support New Jersey Department of Education Audience: Educators in the State of New Jersey are required to earn 100 hours of Professional Development every five years. Applicable Courses: MindLeaders is a registered New Jersey Professional Development Provider. All programs offered by registered providers may qualify for Continuing Education credit. The New Jersey Department of Education does not approve or review individual Professional Development courses. Cost: No additional fees* Number of Continuing Education Hours Awarded Per Course: MindLeaders awards Professional Development hours equal to the average completion time of a course. For example, if a course takes approximately four (4) hours to complete, four (4) Professional Development hours are awarded for successfully completing that course. For the average completion time of any MindLeaders course, visit our course catalog . Select the category of courses you are interested in and then select the specific course. Average course completion time is listed under "Time" on each course catalog page. Availability: Due to state regulations, Professional Development can only be awarded to students taking courses directly from www.mindleaders.com or via a MindLeaders' reseller who links students to www.mindleaders.com. To find out if MindLeaders Professional Development is available to you, please

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