61. Colorado In 1991 the State Board of education adopted general implementation guidelines thatlocal school districts may choose to follow. Students in colorado are not http://www.nasbe.org/HealthySchools/States/Colorado.html

id=10872 Last Updated on 04/21/04 Contact Us with any policy updates or revisions COLORADO Printable PDF file format [Note: Statutes link to the general Colorado Statutes and users will need to search on the specific number provided.] CURRICULUM AND INSTRUCTION Health Education Colorado does not require students to take coursework in health education, nor is it a requirement for graduation. The state does not require schools to follow a specific curriculum framework should they offer health courses, nor does it offer a recommended framework. Nevertheless, in the Colorado Comprehensive Health Education Act Statute 22-25 (1998) the legislature declared that "comprehensive health education is an essential element of public education in the state of Colorado" and encouraged every school district to voluntarily provide a pre K-12 grade planned, sequential health education program. In 1991 the State Board of Education adopted general implementation guidelines that local school districts may choose to follow. Students in Colorado are not required to pass a statewide exam on health topics.

62. Bilingual Education In Colorado -- Unz Initiative immersion (also known as twoway bilingual) education. Educating Rita – Former schoolboard member Rita now leading Unz s campaign in colorado, found herself http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/JWCRAWFORD/co-unz.htm

Initiative Text Colorado Secretary of State, Elections Center English Plus (No on 31.org) ... www.onenation.org (Ron Unz) Amendment 31 Anti-Bilingual Initiative in Colorado FAILED, 44% - 55%, 11/5/02 Ron Unz has now taken his medicine show to Colorado, p eddling the same brand of English-only snake oil that he sold to voters in California and Arizona . Heading the effort, known as English for the Children of Colorado is Rita Montero , a former member of the Denver School Board. She is also a former Chicana activist who, in the 1980s, was prominent in opposing English-only measures and, in the 1970s, was linked to a group of radicals who died while allegedly trying to manufacture bombs. Unz's Colorado initiative Proposition 227 and even more restrictive than Arizona's Proposition 203 . Like those measures, the Colorado initiative would: allow "waivers" of the English-only rule, but only under very restrictive circumstances; invite lawsuits against educators and public officials who fail to observe the English-only mandate to hold them personally liable for financial damages and banish them from their jobs for at least 5 years; and mandate annual, English-language achievement tests for all public school students

63. Colorado Association Of School Boards Sample Policy On Bullying Prevention colorado Association of School boards Sample Policy on Bullying Prevention and EducationNOTE colorado school districts are required by law to adopt a policy http://www.colorado.edu/cspv/safeschools/bullying/bullying_casbpolicy.html

Home I Contact I Site Map Colorado Association of School Boards Sample Policy on Bullying Prevention and Education NOTE: Colorado school districts are required by law to adopt a policy on this subject and the law contains some specific direction as to the policy content or language. This sample policy contains the content/language that CASB believes best meets the intent of the law. However, the district should consult with its own legal counsel to determine appropriate language that meets local circumstances and needs. Districts have discretion to determine the specifics of bullying prevention and education programs. Bullying Prevention and Education The Board of Education supports a secure school climate, conducive to teaching and learning that is free from threat, harassment and any type of bullying behavior. The purpose of this policy is to promote consistency of approach and to help create a climate in which all types of bullying are regarded as unacceptable. Bullying is defined as any written or verbal expression, physical act or gesture, or a pattern thereof, that is intended to cause distress upon one or more students in the school environment. For purposes of this policy, the school environment includes school buildings, grounds, vehicles, bus stops and all school-sponsored activities and events.

64. Diversity And Equity | University Of Colorado At Boulder by statesupported institutions of higher education and their governing boardsas they approximates the general population of the state of colorado. http://www.colorado.edu/cu-diversity/blueprint/appendix_d.html

Office of Diversity and Equity Policies, Committees and Reports A Blueprint for Action Appendix D - Regents Resolution of May 13, 1999 Campus Diversity Plan: A Blueprint for Action The following resolution was approved by the University of Colorado Board of Regents at a Special Meeting on diversity planning May 13, 1999. MEMORANDUM TO: Members of the Board of Regents FROM: President John C. Buechner DATE: May 5, 1999 SUBJECT: Reaffirmation of the Board's Commitment to Diversity Approval of Description of Diversity Approval of Statement of Principles for Developing Campus Diversity Plans I. REQUEST FOR ACTION I request that the following resolution be approved by the Board of Regents at its meeting on May 13, 1999: RESOLVED that the Board of Regents reaffirms its statement of April 20, 1995: FURTHER RESOLVED that the following description of diversity is hereby approved: FURTHER RESOLVED that the following document, "Statement of Principles for Developing Campus Diversity Plans," is hereby approved: Statement of Principles for Developing Campus Diversity Plans Campus plans will be consistent with the University of Colorado's aspiration to be a place where the quality of education is enhanced and enriched by a diverse campus community and from which all students benefit within a Total Learning Environment.

65. The Alliance For Quality Teaching Jack Christensen, Former School Board Member; Jill Conrad, Consultant;Randy DeHoff, Chairman, colorado State Board of education; Shelby http://www.qualityteaching.org/whoweare.html

Ensuring Colorado children have a quality teacher in every classroom, every day. Who We Are The Alliance began meeting in 1998, commissioning a study of Colorado teaching and conducting focus groups in rural communities. After a thorough analysis of statewide policies and practices, the Alliance drafted recommendations that focus on attracting quality teachers, ensuring high quality teachers through accountability, teacher retention and support, and creating a comprehensive, data driven, teaching quality system. The original study and recommendations have been widely disseminated and the group is now working to gain support, implement these and other recommendations and evaluate their effects. The tri-chairs of the group are Randy DeHoff, Vice-Chairman of the State Board of Education, Cindy Harrison, Director of Staff Development for Adams 12 Five Star Schools and the President-Elect of the National Staff Development Council, and the third chair is currently vacant. Robert Reichardt, the Executive Director, comes to the Alliance after spending eight years doing research on teaching quality and public policy at Mid-continent Research for Education and Learning (McREL) and the RAND Graduate School. The Alliance for Quality Teaching is supported by the Rose Community Foundation and the Donnell-Kay Foundation.

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ATTORNEY I MUST submit: (1) a completed Denver Water application; and (2) a cover letter describing education, experience and other qualifications, legal and non-legal, in the following areas: water law; real estate; business and finance; intellectual property; and/or municipal law. Applications will be accepted until 5:00 p.m. on June 15, 2004. Employment applications can be downloaded by visiting the "Employment" areas of Denver Water’s web site – www.denverwater.org, or pick up an application in person at: Denver Water, Career Enrichment Center, 1600 W. 12th Ave., Denver, CO 80254, 303.628.6066. EOE - M/F First Data Corporation is currently looking to fill a Corporate Counsel www.firstdatajobs.com (reference #001CO10400079). EOE. Western Area Power Administration announces an employment opportunity in their Student Career Experience Program (SCEP). Click here for details about their Student Trainee (law) position.

67. State Healthcare Agencies In Colorado State Board of Optometrists Regulates the profession of optometry in colorado. Website provides information about licensing, meetings, continuing education http://www.electronics-ee.com/Healthcare/Reference/State_Healthcare_Agencies_in_

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68. 12/09/98 - News: Colorado Ponders District-Accountability Benchmarks - Education colorado lawmakers passed their districtaccountability law earlier this year.The state board of education, however, was given the task of approving the http://www.edweek.org/ew/vol-18/15colo.h18

Read our story, "SREB: State Accountability Systems Lack Cohesiveness," Nov. 18, 1998. "How To Gauge Accountability Proving Ticklish for N. Carolina," Nov. 4, 1998. Also read our special series, Raising the Stakes: The Push for Accountability Colorado Ponders District-Accountability Benchmarks By Robert C. Johnston Colorado districts that failed to raise student scores on state tests and fell short in other school performance areas would lose their accreditation, under a proposal the state school board is to vote on this week. Unlike accountability laws in some other states, the plan would not give the state the authority to run ailing districts. Still, the proposal would mark the first time that Colorado districts would be accredited based on state-mandated student-performance goals. "What we're doing is bolting in place an accountability measure that gives meaning to our standards," Commissioner of Education William J. Moloney said in an interview. "Without something bad happening, nothing changes." But not everyone shares the commissioner's enthusiasm. In a region of the country where local control is a bedrock political philosophy, the move is seen by some as a dangerous precedent. Others argue that the new rules would set up low-wealth districts for failure.

69. Colorado State Education Laws or parochial school within the state of colorado. list of approved tests suppliedby the state board. with all laws governing nonpublic home-based education;. http://www.home-ed-magazine.com/lawregs/colorado.html

State Laws and Regulations Colorado Home Education Magazine Unschooling.com State Information Files - Laws and Regulations Support groups can offer additional help in dealing with your state laws and regulations. A listing of homeschooling support groups, organizations, listservs, websites and helpful individuals can be found in our Support Groups area. For unschooling support groups visit Unschooling Support Groups Please Note: This is not intended to be legal advice and is distributed for informational purposes only. For more information about the laws and regulations in this state please contact a state or local support group. Colorado State Legislature Information http://www.state.co.us/gov_dir/stateleg.html Colorado Home School Law, updated June 1994 Provided by Rocky Mountain Education Connection, 1495 Riverside Ave., Boulder, CO, (303) 449-5916, email: Valerie_Berg@nile.com or Cindy_Stanley@nil.com Compulsory school attendance. (1) Every child who has attained the age of seven years and is under the age of sixteen years, except as provided by this section, shall attend public school for at least one thousand fifty-six hours if a secondary school pupil or nine hundred sixty-eight hours if an elementary school pupil during each school year; except that in no case shall a school or schools be in session for fewer than one hundred sixty days without the specific prior approval of the commissioner of education. (2) The provisions of subsection (1) of this section shall not apply to a child:

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71. Education World ® : School Issues: Information Sharing To Make Colorado Schools in 1974 and was designed to protect the privacy of students education records Sincethe Columbine High School killings, colorado and another three states have http://www.education-world.com/a_issues/issues112.shtml

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72. CEUs of continuing education by the colorado Nurses Association Florida Board of Nursing,Provider number FBN 2207. Up to 28 continuing education credits MFCCs and http://www.institutefortraining.com/ColSprings_2004/CEUs.htm

The Institute for Integral Development Training professionals working in the areas of mental health, addictions counseling, substance abuse, and the helping professions since 1977 The 28th Annual Summer Institute Colorado Springs, Colorado August 2 - 5, 2004 Tuition: $325.00* *(After July 7, 2004 tuition is $350.00) Program Focus CEU's - Colorado Springs Schedule Faculty ... Register Now! Twenty four (24) core credit hours (6 hours per day) are granted for daily morning and afternoon program attendance. Evening hours are available for credit up to a maximum total of 28 hours for this conference. The Institute for Integral Development is approved by the American Psychological Association (APA) to offer up to 28 hours of continuing education for psychologists. Provider: The Institute for Integral Development which maintains responsibility for the program. The Institute for Integral Development 1038 is approved as a provider for social work continuing education by the Association of Social Work Boards (ASWB) (1-880-225-6880) through the Approved Continuing Education (ACE) program. The Institute for Integral Development maintains responsibility for the program.

73. City Of Westminster, Colorado - Boards And Commissions Encourage citizen participation in community recycling efforts and promote publiceducation on the The Board meets the last Thursday of every month at 630 pm http://www.ci.westminster.co.us/gov/Involve/boards/default_eab.htm

Resident Business City Government Cityscape ... Jobs with the City This icon represents links outside the City of Westminster's Web site Search Advanced Search Home City Government Getting Involved Boards and Commissions Environmental Advisory Board The mission of the Environmental Advisory Board is to (A) Advise City Council and Staff on matters in the community pertaining to solid waste disposal, yard waste recycling, air quality enhancements, hazardous waste management; and storm water quality (B) Make recommendations to City Council and Staff regarding the development of city-wide community and/or neighborhood programs to address long range recycling and solid waste disposal issues; programs to address grass, tree limb, and leaf recycling; programs to address air quality enhancement such as ground-level ozone programs to address hazardous waste recycling and/or disposal and to educate the community and serve in an advisory capacity regarding storm water quality programs. (C) Encourage citizen participation in community recycling efforts and promote public education on the environmental benefits of various community programs including curbside recycling, Christmas tree recycling, composting, ground level ozone action alerts, wood burning bans, and household hazardous waste disposal opportunities. The Board meets the last Thursday of every month at 6:30 p.m., City Hall. All meetings are open to the public.

74. COLORADO SCHOOL DISTRICT REJECTS STATE PLEA TO DISPLAY RELIGIONIZED "IN GOD WE T TEXT OF REMARKS BY MARGIE WAIT colorado State Director, American Atheists to theJefferson County Public Schools Board of education Thursday, August 10 http://www.atheists.org/flash.line/igwt3.htm

FLASH LINE HOME VISITORS WHAT'S NEW ... WELCOME FLASHLINE COLORADO SCHOOL DISTRICT REJECTS STATE PLEA TO DISPLAY RELIGIONIZED "IN GOD WE TRUST" NATIONAL MOTTO American Atheists Colorado State Director Margie Wait speaks out against the proposal, charging that it is inappropriate and possibly unconstitutional Web Posted: August 15, 2000 he board of Colorado's Jefferson County School District voted unanimously last night to not post the religionized "In God We Trust" motto in classrooms of its 145 schools. This move comes after the State Board of Education voted 5-1 to encourage display of the slogan, and the July passage in the U.S. House of Representatives of a nonbinding resolution in favor of the motto. Opponents ranging from American Atheists to the ACLU and the Anti-Defamation League argued that the display of the motto in schools could violate the separation of church and state , and was inappropriate. Testifying against the measure at last night's public meeting was Margie Wait, Colorado State Director for American Atheists. Wait pointed to the mission statement for the Jefferson County Public Schools, which pledges "To provide a quality education that prepares all children for a successful future." "It doesn't say all Christian children or all children who believe in a supreme being," said Wait. "The mission statement is all inclusive, as it should be."

75. Colorado Psychiatrists Fight Propaganda About Psychiatric Meds letter to the state Board of education asking it to board should work with local schoolboards and educators immediate past president of the colorado Child and http://www.psych.org/pnews/00-02-04/propaganda.html

76. Education - Treatment - Therapy - Autism Society Of Colorado Find program is often connected to the Board of Cooperative about services, youcan call the Special education Services Unit at colorado Department of http://www.autismcolorado.org/resedtx.htm

Education - Treatment- Therapy Child Find BOCES Part C Coordinators Speech/Language Therapy ... Home Programmers Colorado Department of Education Special Education Services Unit 201 East Colfax Ave. Denver, CO 80203 DOOR Online The Colorado Department of Education (CDE), the Colorado Assistive Technology Project and others have formed a consortium of agencies working together to provide a statewide central directory of resources and services for Coloradans interested in disability-related information. http://dooronline.org Child Find If you cannot locate a program for your area or have other questions about services, you can call the Special Education Services Unit at Colorado Department of Education at (303) 866-6710. ADAMS COUNTY DISTRICT 1 - MAPLETON Child Find Coordinator 602 E. 64th Avenue Denver, CO 80229

77. .S. Sen. Ben Nighthorse Campbell Governor Jane E. Norton Governor s boards and Commissions colorado State Board ofEducation colorado Legislature Homepage Legislative Legal Services Denver.org http://campbell.senate.gov/about_colorado/stateinfo.htm

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78. Behavioral Drugs Focus Of Debate In Colorado Schools Brenda Welburn, executive director of the National Association of State boards ofEducation, said colorado is one of only seven states that elect a board of http://www.theodora.com/teddy/newyork/ritalin2.html

November 25, 1999 Behavioral Drugs Focus of Debate in Colorado Schools By MICHAEL JANOFSKY ENVER A resolution recently passed by the Colorado Board of Education to discourage teachers from recommending behavioral drugs like Ritalin and Luvox has intensified a national debate over the growing use of prescription drugs for children. The resolution, the first of its kind in the country, carries no legal weight. But it urges teachers and other school personnel to use discipline and instruction to overcome problem behavior in the classroom, rather than to encourage parents to put their children on drugs that are commonly prescribed for attention deficit and hyperactive disorders. Proponents of the resolution, which passed by a 6-to-1 vote on Nov. 11, said they were motivated, in part, by evidence that they said suggested that dozens of violent crimes, including the massacre last spring at Columbine High School in Littleton, Colo., had been committed by young people taking psychotropic drugs. One of the teenage shooters at Columbine, Eric Harris, had been taking Luvox, an anti-depressant, although there is no evidence that the drug had anything to do with the shootings or that a teacher recommended the use of the medication.

79. CANDO Home Provider/PCP/ NonSkilled Tasks 5. In-service education requirements 6 Representativesfrom the Health Facilities Division, colorado Board of Nursing, Hospice http://www.uchsc.edu/ahec/cando/

University of Colorado Health Sciences Center Colorado Area Health Education Center What's New with CANDO The Nursing Workforce Digest - A Quarterly Annotation of Selected Literature The Digest is an online, searchable database of citations and annotations of information about the nursing shortage, but not only from health resources. The digest collects its publication also in economics, politics, general public media and other variety sources of information. As you well know, the nursing shortage is a " hot topic " in the American's agenda , but it is also multidisciplinary and complex topic. Our objective has been to locate, annotate, and disseminate information from a wide spectrum of sources in order to provide an efficient means for decision-makers and others to keep current in this area. Annotations of published information (print and web-based) are added quarterly. News and updates are added every two weeks. All annotations are archived. Visit the site by going to http://www.dartmouth.edu/~ahechome/workforce.html

80. National Ambassadors - Board Street Securities Denver Botanic Gardens Board of Trustees past president; JuniorAchievement Board; Public education Coalition Board; colorado Uplift Board http://uwadmnweb.uwyo.edu/DISTINCTION/national/boardbios.htm

UW Main Navigation UW Main About UW Prospective Students Current Students UW Foundation Navigation UW Foundation About the Foundation Ways to Give Update my Address UW Student Philanthropy Goal: $125 Million >Check Progress to Date National Ambassadors Mission ... Ambassador Groups Board of Directors STEPHANIE BLUHER New York JD College of Law '82 jbluher@optonline.net PAULA GREEN JOHNSON Salt Lake City, Utah Past President Rowland Hall - St. Mark's School Board; University of Wyoming Alumni Association Board of Directors; President Women's State Legislative Council of Utah; President Past Presidents' Council of the Salt Lake Council of Women; Development Chair Salt Lake Chapter of the American Red Cross; President YWCA of Salt Lake City. wyogreengirl@aol.com CLAYTON E. HARTMAN Fort Collins, Colorado BS Accounting '79 Senior Vice President - Investments, Salomon Smith Barney Ft. Collins Chamber of Commerce; United Way Board of Directors; Ramshorn Support Group; Trail Boss UW Cowboy Joe Club; Chairman Poudre Valley Hospital Foundation; Better Business Bureau; Boy Scouts of America; American Cancer Society; Hospice; CSU Business College Intern Program. clayton.e.hartman@rssmb.com

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