61. Alabama Center For Open Government TO GOVERNMENT RECORDS C. Attorney general Opinions 1 evaluations of a superintendentof education are public for the director of the alabama Department of http://www.alacog.org/apal7.html

ACCESS TO GOVERNMENT RECORDS C. Attorney General Opinions: 1. Payment for copies of records: If possible, a public agency should provide free copies of public records. However, if budgetary constraints prevent this, then a public agency may charge a nominal fee, if necessary to cover its costs for providing copies of public records. One may inspect public records without paying a fee unless a substantial amount of employee's time is required. 184 Ala. Op. Atty. Gen. 27 (Aug. 25, 1981). There is a statutory authority for the collection of fees to defray costs of providing a citizen with information retained by public officers. A "reasonable fee" may be charged. It is interpreted to mean the actual cost incurred in

62. General Records Schedule For Alabama Universities general Records Schedule for alabama Universities. responsibility for the overallstatewide planning and coordination of higher education in alabama. http://www.lib.auburn.edu/archive/records_schedule.htm

General Records Schedule for Alabama Universities Functional Analysis Records Disposition Authority Table of Contents Functional and Organizational Analysis of Public Universities of Alabama Sources of Information Historical Context Agency Function and Subfunctions ... Requirement and Recommendations for Implementing the Records Disposition Authority Functional and Organizational Analysis of Public Universities of Alabama Sources of Information Members of the University Records Committee Code of Alabama 1975, Sections 16-5-1 through 16-5-33 Government Records Division, State Agency Files (1985-ongoing) Government Records Division, Records Retention Schedules for State Supported Universities of Alabama Government Records Division, Commission On Higher Education Records Disposition Authority “AACRAO’s Retention of Records.” American Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers Websites of the Universities Historical Context Alabama has a long history of higher education, beginning in 1818 with the federal government’s authorization of the Alabama Territory to set aside a township for the establishment of a seminary of learning. Alabama was admitted to the Union on March 2, 1819, and a second township added to the grant. On December 18, 1820, the seminary was officially named "The University of the State of Alabama."

63. Alabama Civic Participation, Civic Education, Legal Information students called Play by the Rules has been published jointly by ACLCE, the alabamaAttorney general s Office, and the alabama State Department of education. http://www.civicmind.com/al.htm

Civic Mind Gateway to civic participation. Home Directory to Legal Cases Directory by state Directory by topic ... Subscribe Civic Mind Directory by State Civic Education Civic Participation and Service Legal Information Civic Education Alabama Center for Law and Civic Education - Coordinates law and civic education activities for young people in Alabama. ACLCE is located at Cumberland School of Law, at Samford University in Birmingham, Alabama. A 76-page manual of Alabama law intended for use by middle school students called Play by the Rules has been published jointly by ACLCE, the Alabama Attorney General's Office, and the Alabama State Department of Education. Top of page Civic Participation and Service Governor's Office for National and Community Service - supports voluntary citizen involvement in government and private programs throughout the state. League of Women Voters of Greater Birmingham Secretary of State Top of page Legal Information Alabama Judicial System Alabama State Bar Alabama Trial Lawyers Association - Dedicated to "serving and protecting the public by safeguarding and defending the advocacy system so that the rights and remedies of all individuals are protected." Attorney General - Alabama's chief legal officer Birmingham Bar Association Mobile Bar Association U.S. Court of Appeals, 11th Circuit

64. Southeastern Bible College Birmingham, Alabama (Higher Education) with emphases in Youth Ministry, Children s Ministry, Counseling, and Music),Elementary education, general Studies (with Hotels alabama, by OneTime.com. http://www.ohwy.com/al/h/hx102261.htm

Online Highways Alabama Birmingham Higher Education Southeastern Bible College Southeastern Bible College is a four-year, co-educational, private Christian college that is denominationally unaffiliated. Graduates of Southeastern serve in numerous positions of leadership in different church groups, missionary organizations, educational institutions, and other community and church-related organizations SEBC offers a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Bible and Theology that can be earned through several different programs. The four year programs through which a degree can be earned are: Biblical Studies, Church Education (with emphases in Youth Ministry, Children s Ministry, Counseling, and Music), Elementary Education, General Studies (with emphases in Biology, English, and History), Pastoral Ministries, Pre-Seminary and World Missions. In addition, SEBC offers a two-year Associate of Arts degree in Biblical Studies. Located in Birmingham in Jefferson County , total enrollment is approximately 200. Student housing is available. Lowest rates and Free candid reviews for Birmingham at Tripadvisor.com. Read opinions from travelers like you. Compare lodging prices from Expedia, Travelocity, and Orbitz.

65. Advanced Education Requirements, Alabama - Mississippi 2003, is exempt from the master’s degree requirement. alabama Board of Iowa, No(optional), The general educational and clinical requirements necessary for http://www.aana.com/crna/sga/adv_ed_alms.asp

Sunday, June 06, 2004 Advanced Education Requirements Alabama - Mississippi (see below) Missouri - Wyoming Summary State Currently requires advanced degree? Pertinent Statutory/ Regulatory Information Alabama Yes "The applicant for approval to practice as a certified registered nurse anesthetist shall have . . . [e]ffective January 1, 2004, earned at least a master’s degree in advanced practice nursing from an accredited graduate program in nurse anesthesia recognized by the Board [of Nursing].... The applicant for initial approval as a certified registered nurse anesthetist who graduated from an accredited school of nurse anesthesia prior to December 31, 2003, is exempt from the master’s degree requirement." [Alabama Board of Nursing rules, sec. 610-X-9-.01(1)(c) and (2)] Out-of-State Applicants : No explicit reference; the above provision, however, appears to implicitly apply to out-of-state applicants who meet the stated requirements.

66. Alabama Textbook Report - General Observations: Anderson, Norris of origins, but it should also point out in general terms the of the State SchoolBoard and Department of education. (1995 alabama Science Textbook http://www.arn.org/docs/anderson/an_genobs.htm

Access Research Network ARN Library Files Education or Indoctrination? Analysis of Textbooks in Alabama I. General Observations A. Naturalistic Theories of Origins Taught as Fact B. Untestable Philosophical Assumptions Presented under the Color of Scientific Knowledge C. The Meaning of "Theory" Redefined D. Problems Unexplained by Evolutionary Theory not Mentioned ... G. Intellectual Dishonesty During the process of reviewing science textbooks for use in Alabama public schools, members of the 1995 Alabama State Textbook Committee found numerous problems with the books submitted for adoption. A detailed examination of these problems follows. A major class of problems concerns the way in which explanations of origins are presented in the texts. It was felt by a minority (six members of the State Textbook Committee) that many of the books violate an important directive of the Alabama State Board of Education. On March 9, 1995, this Board unanimously required that the Alabama Course of Study - Science include the following amendment: "Explanations of the origin of life and major groups of plants and animals, including humans, shall be treated as theory and not as fact. When attempting to apply scientific knowledge to world problems, no social agenda shall be promoted." This statement was deemed necessary by the State Board of Education to insure that the children of Alabama receive training in how to think rather than in what to think, and that they receive good science education, not ideological indoctrination.

67. Alabama Newsgroups alabama.decatur.general general discussion about Decatur, alabama,USA. alabama.education education in the state of alabama. alabama http://news-reader.org/show_groups.php?prefix=alabama

68. Alabama Bar Institute For Continuing Legal Education - Catalog Materials 19 Pages. Faculty Robert E. Lusk Office of general Counsel - alabamaState Bar. Provider alabama Bar Institute for Continuing Legal education. http://www.legalspan.com/abicle/details.asp?recID=20020828-147985-112811&Categor

69. FERPA Online Library E. Williamson, MD, State Health Officer, alabama Department of information froma student s education records to comply with general requirements under http://www.ed.gov/policy/gen/guid/fpco/ferpa/library/alhippaa.html

Key Policy Letters Get More! Subscribe to ED newsletters Provide Feedback with our online survey. General Legislation Regulations Policy Guidance Adult Education ... Vocational Education Select a Topic Accountability Achievement Gap Choice Charter Schools Early Childhood FAFSA Faith-Based Find a School Flexibility International Ed Learning Resources Math Reading Safe Schools Science Suppl Services Teacher Quality Technology What Works Advanced Search About ED Offices Publications ... File Viewers GENERAL FERPA Online Library MS Word (39 KB) February 25, 2004 Ms. Martha Holloway State School Nurse Consultant Department of Education Gordon Persons Building P.O. Box 302101 Montgomery, Alabama 36130-2101 Dear Ms. Holloway: This is in response to the information you provided this Office on January 23, 2004. Specifically, you faxed us a memorandum dated April 22, 2003 from Donald E. Williamson, M.D., State Health Officer, Alabama Department of Public Health (DPH), that was addressed to superintendents and head masters. In the memorandum, Dr. Williamson noted that concerns had been raised regarding the "sharing information with the [DPH] regarding immunizations." Dr. Williamson went on to state that the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA) applies to students' immunization records and that HIPAA permits schools to disclose these records to the DPH. He also stated: The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), who promulgated the HIPAA regulations, and the Centers for Disease Control [and Prevention] (CDC) recently emphasized the public health exception to HIPAA in guidance issued on April 11, 2003. The guidance states that covered entities may disclose protected health information to public health entities, without patient authorization, for the conduct of public health surveillance, investigations, or interventions, as well as for the purpose of preventing or controlling diseases. Additionally, the HHS Office of Civil Rights guidance issued on July 6, 2001 states that covered entities may rely on the judgement (sic) of a public health entity when requesting a disclosure as to the minimum amount of information that is needed by Public Health.

70. Alabama Department Of Education; Notice Of Written Findings And Complianceagreem Section 457 of the general education Provisions Act (GEPA for Elementary and Secondaryeducation (Assistant Secretary agreement with the alabama Department of http://www.ed.gov/legislation/FedRegister/other/2003-1/022003c.html

FR Doc 03-4074 [Federal Register: February 20, 2003 (Volume 68, Number 34)] [Notices] [Page 8234-8260] From the Federal Register Online via GPO Access [wais.access.gpo.gov] [DOCID:fr20fe03-41] Download: . To use PDF, you must have Adobe Acrobat Reader, which is available free at this site. If you have questions about using PDF, call the U.S. Government Printing Office (GPO) toll free, at 1-888-293-6498; or in the Washington, DC area at (202) 512-1530. Note: The official version of this document is the document published in the Federal Register. Free Internet access to the official edition of the Federal Register is available on GPO access at: http://www.access.gpo.gov/nara/index.html

71. Alabama - Early Hearing Detection And Intervention (EHDI) Universal Newborn Hear Also See • general Communication education Information. Health DevelopmentState Children s Health Insurance Program Information • alabama All Kids. http://www.infanthearing.org/states/alabama/

www.infanthearing.org Home State Information Last Modifed: Alabama - EHDI Information General EHDI Profile... EHDI Contact UNHS Programs - Hospitals Legislative Activities State EHDI Grants Upcoming Events For Health Care Providers... Newborn Hearing Screening Diagnostic Audiology Early Intervention Data Management Medical Home Program Evaluation Tools For Families... General Family Info Support Organizations Alabama - General EHDI Profile Melissa Tucker Director, Child Health Branch Bureau of Family Health Services Alabama Dept of Public Health PO Box 303017 Montgomery, AL 36130-3017 Phone: 334-206-2920 Fax: 334-206-2950 melissatucker@adph.state.al.us UNHS Programs Alabama UNHS Hospitals Alabama UNHS Statistics Legislative Information See Other States' Legislation Grants for Statewide EHDI Program Alabama MCHB State Grant (2001) Upcoming Events: See General Events Calendar [Return To Top] Alabama - For Health Care Providers Newborn Hearing Screening Universal Newborn Hearing Screening Programs Alabama UNHS Hospitals Alabama UNHS Statistics Also See: General Newborn Hearing Screening Information Also See: General Diagnostic Audiology Information Early Intervention Also See: General Early Intervention Information Data Management Also See: General Data Management Information Medical Home State Medical Home Contacts (AAP) Medical Home Contacts (Alabama) These pediatric health care professionals have identified themselves as having expertise in caring for children with special needs and who are willing to serve as a resource to others.

72. Alabama Michael R. White general Counsel State of alabama Department of education Officeof general Counsel 5107 Gordon Persons Building PO Box 302101 Montgomery http://www.nospank.net/al.htm

Alabama Ed Richardson State Superintendent of Education Michael R. White General Counsel State of Alabama Department of Education Office of General Counsel 5107 Gordon Persons Building PO Box 302101 Montgomery, Alabama 36130-2101 Telephone (334) 242-1899 - FAX (334) 242-0982 August 28, 1997 Mr. Jordan Riak, Executive Director Parents and Teachers Against Violence in Education Post Office Box 1033 Alamo, CA 94505-7033 Re: Corporal Punishment Dear Mr. Riak: Dr. Richardson requested that I respond to your letter dated August 14, 1997, concerning corporal punishment in public schools in the state of Alabama. Ala. Code §§ 16-28A-1 through -5 (1975), requires each local board of education to develop a written policy on student discipline and behavior. Pursuant to this statute all teachers and administrators in each classroom are expected to maintain order and discipline and are thereby given the authority and responsibility to use appropriate means of discipline, up to and including corporal punishment, consistent with local board of education written policies. Ala. Code § 16-1-24.1 (1975) requires local boards to adopt and make available to all teachers, school personnel, students, and parents/guardians, at the beginning of the school year, a code of student conduct developed in consultation with teachers, school personnel, students, and parents/guardians. The code shall include, but not be limited to, specific grounds for disciplinary action and procedures to be followed for acts requiring discipline. Consistent with these state laws, corporal punishment should only be administered in compliance with a written discipline policy adopted by a local board of education.

73. Resources: Education And Job Training - Alabama Council For Developmental Disabi alabama Adult Literacy Resource Center PO Box Alternative Sentencing, Correctionseducation, English as a Programs, Tests of general education Development (GED http://www.acdd.org/Resources/education.htm

Skip to content You are here: Home Resources Education and Job Training Education and Job Training C a lendar G ... me Also see our Special Education and Education links. ABCs of IEPs Alabama Disabilities Advocacy Program Box 870395 Tuscaloosa, AL 35487-0395 Phone: 205-348-4928 (V.TTY) Toll-free: 800-826-1675 in-state only Fax: 205-348-3909 Email: adap@law.ua.edu http://www.adap.net/abcs.pdf Information, preparation, and checklists. After School Alabama Addie Wilder Program for Rural Services and Research P.O. Box 870372 Tuscaloosa, AL 35487-0372 Phone: (205) 348-2166 Email: awilder@pacers.org http://www.afterschool.state.al.us/index.html Find after school programs by county and type. Alabama Adult Literacy Resource Center P.O. Box 30201 Montgomery, AL 36130-2101 Phone: (334)242-8182 Fax: (334)242-2236 E-Mail: macaluso@sdenet.alsde.edu Alternative Sentencing, Corrections Education, English as a Second Language, Family Literacy, Homeless Literacy, Job Opportunities and Basic Skills, Special Programs, Tests of General Education Development (GED), Welfare Reform (JOBS) Classes, Workplace Education. Alabama Alternate Adult High School Diploma http://www.alsde.edu/general/alternate_adult_diploma.pdf

74. Alabama Disability Resources: Model School Inclusion Award - Alabama Council For is a project of the alabama Council for school personnel who make inclusive educationa reality Homewood Middle School 6th Grade general education Team that http://www.acdd.org/Resources/MSIA.htm

Skip to content You are here: Home Resources Model School Inclusion Award Model School Inclusion Award C a lendar Ne ... me The Model School Inclusion Award (MSIA) is a project of the Alabama Council for Developmental Disabilities that was designed to recognize and reward the work of public school personnel who make inclusive education a reality for students with disabilities. The winner of the 2003 MSIA is the Homewood Middle School 6th Grade General Education Team that consists of team leaders Peggy Sheffield, Malinda Tankersley, and Lynn Burgess and team members Kiana Billings and Jana Kelley, Janice Dinkins and Pat Martin, Donna Johnson and Michelle Jones, Melinda Morris and Rachel Paden, and Pam Brown, Carol Heinse, and Joy Brunson. The inclusion team was presented with the award and check for $1,000 at the State Department of Education Mega Conference in Mobile on June 19, 2003. Homewood Middle School implements their school inclusion practices through a co-teaching concept that begins with a transition program in the spring before 5th graders move up to Homewood Middle School. The resource room teachers, special education teacher, general education teacher teams, and school administrators work together during the summer to identify the type of instruction needed by each student. Students' Fall schedules are consequently set up to ensure that everyone, including students who have disabilities, have a smooth transition into Homewood Middle School.

75. Application File - General Susan Kilgore American Studies/general education , Washington State racist education,Teacher education, California State Edward Tang University of alabama. http://lumen.georgetown.edu/vkp/profiles/Public/dsp_list.cfm

Participant Profile Pages VKP Participant Profile Pages Click on the links below to view participant profiles. See Only Primary Researchers Primary Researchers for 2003-04 Jan Connal Educational Psychology, Cerritos Community College Gloria Dickinson Africana Studies, Independent Investigators University Edward Gallagher English, Independent Investigators University Alice Gambrell English, University of Southern California Janet Hecsh Education, California State University Sacramento Amy Holzgang Sociology, Cerritos Community College Kimberly Hubbert Speech Communication, Cerritos Community College Jane Iwamura University of Southern California Kevin Leander Vanderbilt University Sharona Levy Developmental Education, Borough of Manhattan Community College Sherry Linkon American Studies, Youngstown State University

76. Quality Counts '98: Alabama Policy Update The powerful state teachers union, the alabama education Association, made lowering Jr.,a Republican, vetoed both the education and generalfund budgets http://www.edweek.org/sreports/qc98/states/al-s.htm

Read about the condition of urban education in this state. If you have your images turned off, you may be missing several important links. ALABAMA labama continues to take steps to improve its schools, but it can't escape such facts of life as limited money for education and the influence of special interests. The powerful state teachers' union, the Alabama Education Association, made lowering class sizes a priority last year. And both the state school board and the legislature took action to help. But the legislature also failed to approve a $125 million bond issue that would have paid for a statewide computer network, a central part of the state's ambitious plan for educational technology. Among the opponents: the AEA. The union, a National Education Association affiliate, backed a smaller, $35 million bond issue that the legislature was expected to address this month. Legislators also shrank the amount of money per teacher that was devoted to technology, dropping it from $200 a teacher last year to $75 this year. That reduction occurred, a state education department analyst says, because the budget was written at a time when lawmakers were looking at the more sizable technology bond issue. After Gov. Fob James Jr., a Republican, vetoed both the education and general-fund budgets last May, the legislature passed the $3.7 billion education budget in a special session in September.

77. BW Online: Executive Education Profile: The University Of Alabama 2003 EXECUTIVE education PROFILE University of alabama Manderson Graduate INTERESTPopular openenrollment subjects general management Leadership http://www.businessweek.com/bschools/03/exec_ed_profiles/alabama2.htm

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78. City Of Mobile Alabama May07 Surprising Moves in alabama. Jesuits are known for their work in education,spirituality centers Since becoming superior general in 1983, Kolvenbach has http://www.cityofmobile.org/html/departments/press_releases/articles.cgi?action=

79. Welcome To The Alabama State Department Of Education Textbooks RFP for Retired education Personnel (PDF to Teachers Information) GeneralTeacher Certification Information alabama National Board http://www.alsde.edu/default.asp?info=1&toc=2&sSectionID=39

80. Welcome To The Alabama State Department Of Education New and improved alabama Department of education web site. http://www.alsde.edu/

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