61. Southern California School Band & Orchestra Association Southern california School Band Orchestra Association general Information The Southern california School Band and Orchestra http://www.scsboa.org/GenInfo.html

Southern California Orchestra Association General Information ... The Southern California School Band and Orchestra Association is a non-profit organization whose active membership is drawn primarily from educational institutions elementary schools, junior high/middle schools, senior high schools, colleges and universities. Additional membership includes students and others (private instructors, business establishments) who are active in the musical community. The association is dedicated to enriching the cultural environment by helping all students to develop a greater appreciation of music, providing students with the means for exploring vocational and avocational opportunities in music, raising performance and adjudication standards, and improving teaching techniques. For a list of our Board of Directors. Board of Directors For more information about SCSBOA. SCSBOA Information To view our mission statement. Mission Statement Other interesting musical resource links. Musical Resource Links HTML Consulting by: Net-Tracks Site Provided courtesy of: Southern California School 11770 Warner Avenue, Suite 110

62. Southern California School Band & Orchestra Association general Information; For a Southern california School Band Orchestra Association11770 Warner Avenue, Suite 110 Fountain Valley, CA 92708 714.979.2263 email http://www.scsboa.org/

Welcome to the Southern California Orchestra Association SCSBOA Tournament Of Champions Spring Golf Classic Sunday, June 13, 2004 at San Clemente Municipal Golf Club: Click Here For Information 2004 SCSBOA FALL CONFERENCE Saturday - September 18, 2004 at Sequoia Conference Center, Buena Park The 2004-2005 Edition Directory and Membership Cards will be available to current members at the Fall Conference. Please take some time and check your personal, school, and district information for errors in the 2003-2004 Directory as soon as possible. Email to the SCSBOA (email below) all changes/corrections so it will be corrected/included in the 2004-2005 Directory. New and Renewing Members: Be advised that the membership fee will increased as of October 16, 2004. If you haven't renewed in the last two fiscal years, you are not in our database and must re-apply using the membership form which will be available soon. Click on the following Underlined Links for Updated Information For 2004-2005 SCSBOA Tentative Adjudicated Parade/Band Review, 2004 Field Tournament, 2004 Band/Orchestra and Solo/Ensemble SCSBOA Festivals: Events Schedule For 2004 Jazz Festivals Schedule: Events Schedule String Education Music List Page - for Festival Reference Music List [2003 Music List Addendum] Music Lists For SCSBOA general information on who we are... :

63. Division Of State Architect DSA) acts as california s policy leader for building design and construction, andprovides design and construction oversight for K–12 schools and community http://www.dsa.dgs.ca.gov/

California Home DGS Home Page DSA Home DSA News ... State Historical Building Safety Board My CA This Site Welcome to the Division of the State Architect (DSA) The Division of the State Architect (DSA) acts as California's policy leader for building design and construction, and provides design and construction oversight for K–12 schools and community colleges. DSA has offices in Los Angeles, Oakland, Sacramento, and San Diego DSA also develops and maintains the accessibility standards and codes utilized in public and private buildings throughout California. See DSA's " Universal Design " pages for more information. DSA incorporates the offices of the independent State Historical Building Safety Board, caretaker of California's State Historical Building Code. DSA Quick Links: Fee Calculator DSA Academy Request for Energy Review Form Energy Regulations ... Commissioning Process Guide Recent DSA News: 06/04/04: Universal Design Committee Meeting on June 14 and June 15, 2004 06/02/04: Safety and Emergency Response Committee June 7, 2004 Meeting Cancelled Featured Links: DSA Gas Shut-off Valves Certification Program SB 575 - Green Oaks Family Academy Elementary School Fire Protection Act ... Program Updated : 6/5/2004 Back to Top of Page Conditions of Use The content found herein may not necessarily represent the views and opinions of the Schwarzenegger Administration.

64. ABA Standing Committee On Paralegals - California Approved california State University, Los Angeles Certificate Program in three certificatetracks Litigation, Corporate, and general. The school is located in a brand http://www.abanet.org/legalservices/legalassistants/directory/ca.html

You currently do not have JavaScript enabled in your web browser. The ABA website relies on JavaScript for display purposes. To fully experience the ABA site, please enable javascript. ABA Approved Paralegal Education Programs California California State University, Hayward California State University, Los Angeles Cerritos Community College, Norwalk Coastline Community College, Fountain Valley ... Return to US Map Browse By State Select a State Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware District Of Columbia Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming California State University, Hayward Paralegal Studies Program Extension Division 25800 Carlos Bee Boulevard Hayward, CA 94542-3012

65. California Missing Persons - California Dept. Of Justice - Office Of The Attorne The number of active missing person cases averages around 25,000 in california. TheMissing Person Bulletin is of special value to schools, as the missing http://caag.state.ca.us/missing/

OFFICE OF THE AG PUBLICATIONS CONTACT US SEARCH ... Contact Us California Missing Persons The Missing and Unidentified Persons Unit in the California Department of Justice assists law enforcement and criminal justice agencies in locating missing persons and identifying unknown live and deceased persons through the comparison of physical characteristics, fingerprints and dental/body X-rays. In California, a missing person is someone whose whereabouts is unknown to the reporting party. This includes any child who may have run away, been taken involuntary or may be in need of assistance. It includes a child illegally taken, held or hidden by a parent or non-parent family member (See California Penal Code Sections 277-280 There is NO waiting period for reporting a person missing. All California police and sheriffs' departments must accept any report, including a report by telephone, of a missing person, including runaways, without delay and will give priority to the handling of the report. Schools are part of the network to help find missing children, not only through notices required to be given to a public school district or private school within 10 days of a child's disappearance but also through use of our Missing Person Bulletin. By making photographs of missing persons available, we seek to aid in the identification and recovery of missing persons. According to the

66. 2003-04 UC Irvine Catalogue: Contents The 200304 UCI general Catalogue, Volume 37 constitutes the University of california,Irvine s document Contact the individual department, school, program, or http://www.editor.uci.edu/catalogue/

TABLE OF CONTENTS About this Catalogue INTRODUCTION TO UCI Message from the Chancellor; UCI Academic Senate Distinguished Faculty The University of California and the Irvine Campus Academic Goals; Academic Structure; Accreditation; Cooperative for Problem Resolution; the Campus Setting; University Advancement Instructional and Research Facilities PREADMISSION MATTERS Office of Admissions and Relations with Schools; Campus Tours; How to Use the Catalogue Undergraduate and Graduate Degrees and Areas of Study Majors and Careers Special Programs : Access UCI and Summer Session Enrollment; Educational Opportunity Program; Center for Educational Partnerships; Student Academic Advancement Services; Graduate Diversity Program; Medical Student Support Programs Expenses and Fees : Estimated Expenses; Fees; Fee Refunds Financial Aid : Scholarships; Grants; Loans; Federal College Work-Study; Aid for Students with Disabilities; Student Employment Undergraduate Admissions Part I: Categories of Application; Admission as a Freshman Applicant Part II : Admission as a Transfer Applicant; Nonresident Admission Requirements

67. 2001-02 UCI General Catalogue The 200102 UCI general Catalogue, Vol 35, constitutes the University of california,Irvine s document of Contact the individual department, school, program, or http://www.editor.uci.edu/01-02/

About this Catalogue TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION TO UCI Message from the Chancellor; UCI Academic Senate Distinguished Faculty The University of California and the Irvine Campus Academic Goals; Academic Structure; Accreditation; Cooperative for Problem Resolution; The Campus Setting; University Advancement Instructional and Research Facilities PREADMISSION MATTERS Office of Admissions and Relations with Schools; How to Use the Catalogue Undergraduate and Graduate Degrees and Areas of Study Majors and Careers; Special Programs Expenses and Fees ... Financial Aid Scholarships; Grants; Loans; Federal College Work-Study; Aid for Students with Disabilities; Student Employment Undergraduate Admissions Part I: Categories of Application; Admission as a Freshman Applicant; Admission to the University Program for High School Scholars Part II : Admission as a Transfer Applicant; Nonresident Admission Requirements Part III : Advanced Placement Credit and Chart; International Baccalaureate; Application Procedures INFORMATION FOR ADMITTED STUDENTS Orientation; Division of Undergraduate Education

68. CNN.com - California Says Schools May Search Students - August 14, 2001 california Courts Courts Supreme Court Youth Violence A Report of the SurgeonGeneral Office of and Discipline Problems in US Public schools 199697 / 98 http://cnnstudentnews.cnn.com/2001/fyi/teachers.ednews/08/14/studentrights.ap/

MAIN PAGE WORLD U.S. WEATHER ... ABOUT US CNN TV what's on show transcripts CNN Headline News CNN International ... askCNN EDITIONS CNN.com Asia CNN.com Europe set your edition Languages Spanish Portuguese German Italian Danish Japanese Korean Arabic Time, Inc. Time.com People Fortune EW California says schools may search students SAN FRANCISCO (AP) The state Supreme Court ruled Monday that school officials do not need reasonable suspicion to stop, question or search students. The court's unanimous decision also said school officials could not exercise their authority "in an arbitrary, capricious or harassing manner." But it said their responsibility for school safety gave them the right to "ask questions or conduct an investigation even in the absence of reasonable suspicion." The case stemmed from a 1999 incident at a Los Angeles County high school where a security officer found a knife in a 14-year-old student's pocket after pulling him from class to search him. Get a youth view on the news. CNNfyi.com offers current events and learning activities for middle and high school students Recent stories and lesson plans The officer said the boy was acting suspicious and asked if he was carrying a knife. The boy said no but agreed to be searched, and the officer found the knife in his pocket.

69. CBP Publication A study by the federal general Accounting Office found that the share of california sschools with inadequate facilities exceeded the national average in all http://www.cbp.org/2000/bb000701.htm

Publications Publications Order Form Subscribe to the CBP PDF version of this document Download Adobe Acrobat reader Budget Brief January 2000 CALIFORNIA'S SCHOOLS AND PROPOSITION 39? On the November 2000 ballot, Proposition 39, the Smaller Classes, Safer Schools and Financial Accountability Act , asks voters to decide whether to replace the current two-thirds voter approval requirement with a 55 percent requirement for the passage of local school bond measures. Proposition 39 is nearly identical to Proposition 26, a measure that was rejected by voters in the March 2000 election that would have lowered the vote requirement for school bond measures to a simple majority. What Will Proposition 39 Do? Proposition 39 makes both constitutional and statutory changes to the current laws governing school facilities funding in California. In brief, Proposition 39: Allows 55 percent of local voters to approve school bonds, a reduction from the current two-thirds requirement. Imposes accountability requirements on districts that want to issue school bonds.

70. USC Law Legal Journals Listing and Matilda Barnett Information Technology Cntr and The Asa V. Call Law LibraryThe Law School, University of Southern california * * *. general LAW REVIEWS. http://lawweb.usc.edu/library/resources/journals.html

Search Search Library Catalogs Library Staff USC Law School Site Map ... E-Journal Locating Services Quick Links FindLaw Search Library Catalogs Legal Journals Prepared and updated by Wendy Nobunaga, Head of Cataloging Gabriel and Matilda Barnett Information Technology Cntr and The Asa V. Call Law Library The Law School, University of Southern California GENERAL LAW REVIEW S Alphabetically listed by title Last updated on March 18, 2004 Codes indicate what is available at each site: F = Full-text A = Abstracts T = Table of Contents S = Subscription Information Akron Law Review F Alabama Law Review F Albany Law Review A Arizona State Law Journal T Boston College Law Review F Brigham Young University Law Review F Brooklyn Law Review T Buffalo Law Review T California Law Review (University of California, Berkeley) -

71. Op-Ed: California School Shooting Proves Need For Armed Guards In Schools after the most recent shooting at a california school, Sarah Brady, the head ofHandgun Control, issued a statement trashing Attorney general John Ashcroft http://www.gunowners.org/op0116.htm

www.gunowners.org Apr 2001 California School Shooting Proves Need For Armed Guards In Schools by Larry Pratt Shortly after the most recent shooting at a California school, Sarah Brady, the head of Handgun Control, issued a statement trashing Attorney General John Ashcroft because, among other things, he did not take the "gun lobby" to task "for promoting the idea that guns make you safer and that guns are a vital form of protection for America's families." She also said it is "a tragedy" when leaders such as the Attorney General ignore "preventing children's access to guns." But, what is a real tragedy is Brady's adamant, ignorant and dangerous refusal to acknowledge that, in certain circumstances, guns do make things safer. A case in point, ironically, is the very shooting which prompted Brady's absurd attack on Attorney General Ashcroft. According to the New York Times (3/24/2001), it was a man with a gun a veteran police officer, Richard Agundez, Jr. who prevented what could have been a mass slaughter at Granite Hills High School in El Cajon, California. As the Times reports it, Agundez, when he heard shots, "raced out with his weapon drawn and fired at Mr. [Jason] Hoffman five times, wounding him in the mouth and buttocks and apparently hitting and disabling his shotgun. Mr. Hoffman turned and ran, but fell about 20 yards away, near his truck. He had a .22-caliber pistol tucked in his waistband, the authorities said, but never fired it."

72. Claremont Unified School District, Claremont CA 91711 About CUSD. The District is located in Southern california approximately 35miles east of Los Angeles. CUSD schools. http://www.cusd.claremont.edu/

Important Dates for June Thursday, June 10th Last Day of School Minimum Day Monday, June 21st Summer School Begins District Bond Updates Current Status To keep the community informed and abreast of projects as improvements take place at schools throughout the District. Projects that Measure Y Included This is a list of projects by school and a breakdown of how each school will benefit from the School Facility Bond Safe Schools Safety Workshops Safety Hotline Crisis Numbers for Youth Safety Tips for Parents ... Safety Ed International Resources Breakfast and Lunch Menus Child Development Program District Calendar Parent Information ... Superintendent's Office Administrative Services Business Services Educational Services Instructional Tech Center Personnel Services ... Student Services Continuing Education Adult Education Baldy View ROP Educational Technology Focus on Excellence ... More Distinctions Blue Ribbon Award The US Department of Education has honored Claremont High as a model of excellence and equity, that demonstrates a strong commitment to educational excellence for all students. California School Recognition Program The following CUSD Schools were selected for recognition and honored as Distinguished Schools Claremont High El Roble Intermediate Chaparral Elementary Condit Elementary ... Sycamore Elementary State Recognized Model Continuation High School San Antonio High School Budget Reduction Information as of 3-31-04 Budget Advisory Committee Report to the Board of Education, May 3, 2004

73. California MESA with American Indian tribes, American Indian education centers and the CaliforniaDepartment of Education, uses a model similar to the MESA schools Program and http://mesa.ucop.edu/about/

// Setup top nav highlight for this page. // currentPage refers to the highlighted image name currentPage = "about"; To the extent possible by California law, MESA emphasizes participation by students from groups with low eligibility rates for four-year institutions. MESA has received national recognition for its success. MESA has been named as one of the most innovative public programs in the country by Innovations in American Government, a project of the Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University and the Ford Foundation. MESA is a winner of the Presidential Award for Excellence in Science, Mathematics and Engineering Mentoring. MESA is the largest consortium of programs to receive National Science Foundation scholarships earmarked to support community college students who transfer to four-year institutions. industry and education institutions across the educational pipeline.

74. Fashion Careers Of California College: California Schools Colleges Degree Progra FCC College offers a Specialized Associate Degree in Fashion Design that also includesgeneral education courses.The degree program lasts approximately 18 http://www.fashioncollege.com/programs/fashion-design/

Contact FCC Site Map FAQs Academic Programs ... Specializations Fashion Design and Technology: Specialized Associate Degree FCC College offers a Specialized Associate Degree in Fashion Design that also includes general education courses. The degree program lasts approximately 18 months and contains 92 quarter credits, including approximately 13 quarter credits in general education. Of the 90 credits required for graduation, 84% are in the occupational field of study. Each course is worth between one to nine quarter credits and the program consists of approximately 30 courses. The objective of the program is to help the student attain a fundamental grounding in fashion design, including an introduction to the theory and practice of design, fashion history, and the production of fashion designs. Courses vary in their requirements for a passing grade. Generally students will be required to take a midterm and final, complete homework as assigned, do a research project or demonstrate proficiency in apparel design skills.

75. High School & General Educational Development is an official site for the general Education Development are currently accreditedthrough the Fresno Unified School District in Fresno, california. http://distancelearn.about.com/od/virtualhighschools/

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76. BTSA - Home Page At the May 2004 california Commission on Teacher Credentialing meeting SweetwaterUnion High School District Beginning Teacher Support and general Information. http://www.btsa.ca.gov/

Home Beginning Teacher Support and Assessment (BTSA) BTSA is Induction! In accordance with Education Code section 44259(c), induction programs may be offered by school districts, county offices of education, and/or institutions of higher education. Section 44279.2(c)of the Education Code allows local education agencies to apply for and receive state funding to support induction programs through the Beginning Teacher Support and Assessment System, a program that is administered jointly by the California Department of Education (CDE)and the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing (CCTC). In order to receive BTSA funds, participating school districts must develop and implement teacher induction programs that meet standards adopted by the Commission and the Superintendent of Public Instruction. If you are interested in finding a job in California, please contact the California Teacher Recruitment Centers website. What's New! Fiscal Year 2004-05 Budget [MS Word] Fiscal Year 2004-05 In-Kind Budget [MS Word] Posted May 10, 2004

77. :: EMuni :: Tulare Joint Union High School District general Obligation Bonds, Election of 2004,Series A Chilton Associates (UW), california $35,000,000 Negotiated Sale. http://www.emuni.com/

Since 1995, Electronic Municipal Statistics (eMuni) has provided documents, news, developments and financial information relating to the U.S. municipal bond market. Comments and suggestions are welcome. Log In email address password forgot password? Official Statements preliminary calendar final official statements Site FAQ home register municipal bond glossary contact eMuni Client Services submit an os modify/amend a listing submit a recipient list User Support register change profile change email change password ... logout Sponsors Pacific Financial Printing Calmuni BONDjournal Calendar of Official Statements Please note: Unless indicated otherwise, Official Statements are Preliminary, and Sale Dates and Principal Amounts are subject to change. Week of May 17, 2004 Issuer Description Financial Advisor / Lead Manager State Estimated Principal Sale Type Tuesday, May 18 Las Vegas, City of, Special Improvement District No. 607 (Providence)

78. AACSB International Augusta State University (USA Georgia). Australian Graduate School of Management(Australia). University of california, Berkeley (USA - california). http://www.aacsb.edu/General/InstLists.asp?lid=2

79. AACSB International Monterey Institute of International Studies (USA california). Naval PostgraduateSchool (USA - california). University of the Pacific (USA - california). http://www.aacsb.edu/General/InstLists.asp?lid=3

80. The David And Lucile Packard Foundation: 2003 season. Kollage Community School for the Arts Belmont, california$30,000 for general operating support. Kuumbwa Jazz Society http://www.packard.org/index.cgi?page=grants&year=2002&id=arts

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