21. Colorado School Finance Reports the financing of K12 public schools in colorado. district data for the changes in school finance currently being considered by the general Assembly. http://www.state.co.us/gov_dir/leg_dir/lcsstaff/schfin/cover.htm

School Finance in Colorado Along with its other duties, the staff of the Legislative Council provides estimates of legislative proposals related to the financing of K-12 public schools in Colorado. The council publishes a variety of documents designed to help legislators and the public understand school finance. State Education Fund Report (February 2004) School Finance Printouts District-by-district data for the changes in school finance currently being considered by the General Assembly. This file shows projected changes from FY 2003-04 to FY 2004-05. 2003 School District Cost-of-Living Study Results (March 9, 2004) 2003 Colorado School District Cost-of-Living Study, Pacey Economics Group Cost of Housing by School District Analysis, ValueWest, Inc. School Finance in Colorado (January 2004) A comprehensive booklet-style explanation of the school finance law, including a description of the formula and a series of tables to calculate funding under the law. Summary of House Bills 04-1397 and 04-1422 A memorandum describing the change in the school finance law contained in House Bill 04-1397 and 04-1422, the 2004 school finance bill. How Colorado Compares in K-12 Funding (April 2003) School Finance Size Factor Section 22-54-104(5)(b)(I3)(B), C.R.S., required the Legislative Council Staff to conduct a study of the school district size factors to be used in FY 1999-2000 and thereafter and report its findings to the General Assembly no later than January 15, 1999.

22. Colorado Schools Of Excellence The schools of Excellence Program was authorized by the colorado general Assembly in 1988 and an awards program was created in 1992. http://www.coloradomasons.org/gl/community/Schools_of_excellence.htm

Colorado Schools of Excellence The Grand Lodge and Public Schools Committee partners with the Colorado State Board of Education and the Colorado Department of Education in honoring Colorado's outstanding schools. The Schools of Excellence Program was authorized by the Colorado General Assembly in 1988 and an awards program was created in 1992. The Masons became involved with this program as a sponsor in 1998. In 2000 the Colorado General Assembly revamped the awards program and directly tied it to performance results and financial awards. The Masons help to honor the schools in an awards ceremony. The 2001 schools were honored at the Denver Scottish Rite Masonic Center with 122 schools receiving recognition in the presence of 500 educators and students. The awards were presented by members of the State Legislature and educators. For more information on the school awards program visit the Colorado Department of Education website. Return to Grand Lodge Home

23. Pueblo Colorado Schools And Universities in Southern colorado serving Pueblo. Pueblo School District 60 Job Postings Job postings and applications, benefits and other general employment information http://www.puebloonline.com/education/

If it's online in Pueblo Colorado, you will find it here... Community Guidebook Business Directory Hotels Real Estate ... Home Education American Red Cross - American Red Cross Disaster Services, Armed Forces Emergency Services, Class Schedules, Meeting Dates Ascension Episcopal Church Committed to teaching the Christian gospel, highlighting church history, calendar of events, ministries, mission and outreach, sermons, and youth services. Cesar Chavez Academy - A tuition-free charter school, includes school information, board of directors, enrollment forms, job listings, calendar of events and contacts. Colorado State University Pueblo A member of the Colorado State University system in Pueblo Colorado State University Pueblo Athletics General information regarding sports programs offered including soccer, volleyball and basketball. Col orado State University Pueblo News Colorado State University Pueblo Job Listings Faculty and non-faculty job listings.

24. Colorado Attorney General Ken Salazar On The New D colorado Attorney general Ken Salazar on the New DARE Program. 78%) of the inmates in the colorado Department of years, I have held forums in schools in each of http://www.dare.com/new_site/curriculum/ken_salazar.htm

Colorado Attorney General Ken Salazar on the New D.A.R.E. Program New Directions in Preventing Substance Abuse By Ken Salazar Substance abuse continues to be one of the most significant problems that our society faces today. This scourge impacts many different aspects of our lives: our families, our children, employment, and the criminal justice system. The impact of substance abuse is especially acute in the criminal justice area. Seventy-eight percent (78%) of the inmates in the Colorado Department of Corrections have a substance abuse problem. Most of these offenders started their alcohol and/or drug abuse as juveniles. The research shows that if you are successful keeping kids and young adults away from alcohol or drug abuse, the chances are significantly increased that as adults they will avoid a lifetime of alcohol or drug abuse. It is clear that we need to concentrate efforts on substance abuse education and prevention for our children. It is important to note that substance abuse is not just a problem for kids in our cities or suburbs. Over the last three years, I have held forums in schools in each of our 63 counties. There were two problems common to schools across the state: substance abuse and bullying. Over the last 20 years, the most popular substance abuse education and prevention program for our school kids has been D.A.R.E. This year alone, D.A.R.E. officers will reach out to 36 million school children in 52 different countries. Twenty-six million of these kids will be in the United States. D.A.R.E. officers are teaching in most of the school districts across our country.

25. Colorado Online Education And Distance Learning Schools & Courses Westwood College colorado Campuses University of Phoenix general Area. Learn the skills you need to succeed at University of Phoenix, the school chosen by more http://www.online-education.net/colorado_schools.html

@import url("./online_education.css"); Colorado Online Education Kennedy-Western University - General Area Online degree programs designed for busy professionals. Established in 1984, Kennedy-Western University offers self-paced degree programs designed specifically for the mid-career professional. Since there is no formal classroom attendance required, students can complete their coursework as their personal and professional commitments allow. Degree Programs: Kennedy-Western University's recognized degree programs span the realms of business and industry. Degrees are available at the Bachelor's, Master's, and Doctorate levels. Currently, Kennedy-Western offers the following bachelor programs: Business Administration, Executive Business Administration, Human Resource Management, International Business Administration, Management And Leadership, Finance, E-Business/E-Commerce, Health Administration, Computer Science, Management Of Technology, Management Information Systems, Software Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Engineering Management, Environmental Engineering, General Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Quality Control, Safety Engineering Student Services: Tutorial assistance, moderated live online chat sessions, online discussion boards, and Kennedy-Western University's proprietary online testing software all serve to provide the student with added value. In addition, students are paired with a qualified Student Services Advisor, whose expert advice helps to facilitate students through their program.

26. GUIDE TO LAW ONLINE: United States - Colorado general Legislative Resources. return to top. Forms colorado Courts Approved Forms; FindLaw; Law schools University of colorado School of Law Law http://www.loc.gov/law/guide/us-co.html

Law Library of Congress GLIN Century of Lawmaking Library of Congress ... Index Colorado State of Colorado Constitution Executive Judicial Legislative ... General Sources CONSTITUTION Constitution of the State of Colorado (Colorado Legislature) Constitution of the State of Colorado (Colorado Secretary of State) PDF Constitution of the State of Colorado, 1876 (Colorado State Archives) PDF EXECUTIVE Attorney General Opinions (Colorado Department of Law) Code of Colorado Regulations - selections only Rules and Regulations Promulgated by Executive Departments (Colorado General Assembly Office of Legislative Legal Services) Colorado Governor Colorado Department of Law Colorado Department of State Election Center [return to top JUDICIARY Colorado Supreme Court Opinions (Colorado Bar Association) Last 12 months only Colorado Supreme Court Opinions (FindLaw) Colorado Court of Appeals Opinions (FindLaw) Colorado Court of Appeals Opinions (Colorado Bar Association) Last 12 months only Colorado Chief Justice Directives (Colorado Courts) U.S. Court of Appeals, 10th Circuit Opinions

27. Colorado School For The Deaf And The Blind in their homes and communities throughout colorado. successful integration into public schools, postsecondary with families, the general community including http://www.csdb.org/about/mission.html

@import "../_print.css"; About CSDB School for the Deaf School for the Blind CHIP ... Policies 33 N. Institute Street Colorado Springs, CO 80903-3599 719-578-2100 (v) 719-578-2101 (t) 719-578-2239 (f) Mission Statement The mission of the Colorado School for the Deaf and the Blind is to be a specialized educational statewide resource center to support children who are deaf/hard-of-hearing and/or blind/visually impaired in achieving their potential. Vision Statement Our vision as a statewide resource center is achieved through the provision of educational programs and outreach services, which include, but are not limited to, instruction, research and development, and the provision of resources and support. CSDB will provide leadership, in partnership with school districts, families, and other state organizations, to achieve the mission. CSDB will provide high-quality direct and indirect services to children who are Deaf/hard-of-Hearing and/or Blind/Visually Impaired from birth through age 21 throughout the state of Colorado. CSDB will provide an education to school-aged students that is research-based and reflects best practices by developing academic skills, alternative skills, school-to-career/technical training skills, and social competencies. The school will provide a safe, secure, caring, and drug-free instructional environment for all students and staff.

28. Colorado School Of Traditional Chinese Medicine - NaturalHealers.com Factsheet Interested students, graduates, practitioners, and the general public should colorado School of Traditional Chinese Medicine has been granted conditional http://schools.naturalhealers.com/cstcm/

Colorado School of Traditional Chinese Medicine 1441 York St. Suite 202 Denver, CO 80206 Phone: (303) 329-6355 A Message from the President The Colorado School of Traditional Chinese Medicine (CSTCM) was founded in late 1989, by a group of Colorado practitioners, at the same time acupuncture legislation was being enacted in Colorado. CSTCM is the oldest and largest Oriental medicine school in Colorado and the only school in Colorado that is locally owned, operated and has no branch campuses. So, all of our attention, resources and energy are devoted to only one campus. We have created an educational experience in a supportive atmosphere that is dedicated to teaching students how to care for themselves, each other, and the public in the course of life's journey. Students learn from ancient wisdom, how to apply it in a modern society, and at the same time seek their own personal and spiritual growth and transformation. We believe we have created not just an educational program, but we have created an experience. CSTCM emphasizes extensive clinical experience with instructors who are highly experienced (clinic supervisors have a minimum 10 years experience), and dedicated to sharing their knowledge and abilities. In the process, students work on healing themselves as well as others, in their educational and clinical experience.

29. Denver Academy Information Coeducational day collegepreparatory, general academic, arts or accredited by Association of colorado Independent schools and colorado http://iiswinprd01.petersons.com/pschools/sites/000699si.asp?sponsor=1

30. ColoradoSenate.com :: Parental Choice In Colorado Schools despite two years of budget cuts, comprises over 10% of our general fund colorado has already seen great changes Charter schools have provided greater opportunity http://www.coloradosenate.com/results.php3?news_id=357

31. Behavioral Drugs Focus Of Debate In Colorado Schools of the National Association of State Boards of Education, said colorado is one of Julie Underwood, general counsel of the National School Boards Association 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.

32. No Bullies | Parents general CHARACTERISTICS OF POSSIBLE BULLIES PHYSICALLY BIGGER AND STRONGER than the kids they bully. This law amends the colorado Safe schools Act by http://www.no-bully.com/parents.html

HELP YOUR KIDS STAMP OUT BULLLYING! Review the steps with them. For detailed information on what you can do, please visit the University of Colorado's Center for the Study and Prevention of Violence at www.colorado.edu/cspv or call 1-866-NO-BULLY. IS YOUR CHILD BEING BULLIED? Warning signs include: Comes home from school with TORN, DAMAGED, OR MISSING CLOTHING, BOOKS, AND BELONGINGS Has UNEXPLAINED INJURIES such as bruises, cuts, and scratches. DOESN'T BRING FRIENDS HOME after school or spend time at their homes. Seems isolated from other kids and may not have good friends to share time with. Appears to be FEARFUL ABOUT ATTENDING SCHOOL , walking to and from school, or riding the bus. Chooses a longer or UNUSUAL ROUTE FOR GOING TO AND FROM SCHOOL Has POOR APPETITE, HEADACHES, AND STOMACH ACHES especially before school. Asks for or TAKES EXTRA MONEY from their family members. Appears anxious, distressed, unhappy, depressed, or tearful when they come home from school. Or, in general shows UNEXPECTED MOOD SHIFTS , irritability, or sudden outbursts of temper.

33. Southern Colorado Teacher Education Alliance > General Information > Personnel develop Future Teacher Education Associations across southeastern colorado. summer, students from SCTEA high schools will have ROM programs, and for general use http://partners.colostate-pueblo.edu/sctea/geninfo/personnel.asp

Quick Site Navigation SCTEA Homepage General Information Overview of SCTEA Mission Statement Technology Partners Personnel Frequently Asked Questions Relevant Links Site Map Helpful Web Sites Future Teachers (Recruitment) Future Teacher Overview College Advising Recommended Courses Future Teacher Association Summer Academy for Future Teachers Future Teachers Scholarship Online Newsletter Teacher-in-Residency About TiR Courses Schedules SCTiRP State Approved Program Advisement Forms TiR Happenings Teacher-in-Residency Resume Builder Induction Induction Overview Links for Mentors Checklist for Mentors Links for Teachers Community of Learners Events Summer Institute Curriculum Lab About the Curriculum Lab How to Access Materials Reserving Materials Returning Materials About Web Safari Register to use Web Safari Access Web Safari Database Overview of WAC Mini-grants Faculty Development WAC at Other Universities General Information General Info Home Overview of SCTEA Mission Statement ... Workshops, Conferences

34. Southern Colorado Teacher Education Alliance > General Information > Partners at the colorado State PK12 schools, institutions of http://partners.colostate-pueblo.edu/sctea/geninfo/partners.asp

Quick Site Navigation SCTEA Homepage General Information Overview of SCTEA Mission Statement Technology Partners Personnel Frequently Asked Questions Relevant Links Site Map Helpful Web Sites Future Teachers (Recruitment) Future Teacher Overview College Advising Recommended Courses Future Teacher Association Summer Academy for Future Teachers Future Teachers Scholarship Online Newsletter Teacher-in-Residency About TiR Courses Schedules SCTiRP State Approved Program Advisement Forms TiR Happenings Teacher-in-Residency Resume Builder Induction Induction Overview Links for Mentors Checklist for Mentors Links for Teachers Community of Learners Events Summer Institute Curriculum Lab About the Curriculum Lab How to Access Materials Reserving Materials Returning Materials About Web Safari Register to use Web Safari Access Web Safari Database Overview of WAC Mini-grants Faculty Development WAC at Other Universities General Information General Info Home Overview of SCTEA Mission Statement ... Workshops, Conferences

35. Archived: State Regulation Of Private Schools - Colorado unless otherwise provided by general law. Private school teachers, nurses and administrators may development programs under the colorado Comprehensive Health http://www.ed.gov/pubs/RegPrivSchl/colorado.html

A r c h i v e d I n f o r m a t i o n State Regulation of Private Schools - June 2000 Colorado Registration/Licensing/Accreditation: Recordkeeping/Reports: Length of School Year/Days: Curriculum: Private schools satisfying the compulsory school attendance law must provide a basic academic education, i.e. Special Education: Health: Safety: For employment purposes, nonpublic schools have access to information provided by the Colorado Department of Education regarding a potential employee's past unlawful conduct i.e Home Schooling: Public Aid for Private Schools/Private Students: Public aid, i.e. aid from the general assembly, any county, city, town, township, school district or public corporation, to sectarian schools is expressly prohibited. Colo. Const. Art. IX, Section 7. The state legislature is expressly prohibited from appropriating money for educational purposes to any person, corporation, or community not under the absolute control of the state, or to any denominational, or sectarian institution or association. Colo. Const. Art 5, Section 34. Updated January 2000 [California] [Connecticut]

36. ColoradoMentor - Selecting A Campus - Consumer Guide - General Info High Growth Occupations in colorado 1996 2006 (in order of required education/training/work general Managers Top Executives. Teachers, Secondary schools. http://www.coloradomentor.org/Consumer_Guide/CG_General/labor.asp

Comp View Tours Match Dist Search ... Coll Outside Consumer Guide General Information How to Apply to College Buyer's Guide ... in High School Colorado Labor and High Growth Student Assessment Classification of Students for ... Admissions Standards General Information Colorado Labor and High Growth Occupations Attending a college or university isn't for everyone and many jobs can be secured with a high school diploma and/or limited on-the-job training. Still, numerous studies document that a completion of an undergraduate certificate or degree has a significant effect on earnings over the course of one's work life. According to a study released by the National Center for Education Statistics in 1998 college graduates earned from 56 to 100 percent more than those who completed only a high school education. In contrast, adults, ages 25 - 34 who dropped out of high school earned 30 percent less than their peers who received a high school diploma. You should also keep in mind that, as you enter the world of work in Colorado, you will be competing in one of the most highly educated labor forces in the United States. Nearly 40% of Colorado's adults who are 25 years of age or older have a baccalaureate degree. The Colorado high growth occupations table lists many of the occupations in Colorado that are and will continue to be in high demand through 2006, including education/training requirements, annual demand, and average earnings. As you glance through this information from the Colorado Department of Labor and Employment, you will see the relationship of education and earnings.

37. School Psychologists Action Network - Newsletter of percentages of children in colorado school districts who coordination and collaboration between schools and parents and between special and general education http://www.nasponline.org/advocacy/SPAN/span_sep02_idea.html

Message from the Chairs Community Schools/ Community School Psychologist? Character Education: The Role for School Psychologists The ABC's of Children's Mental Health ... Access the NASP Advocacy Action Center Congressional Field Hearing on IDEA Attended by Colorado Society of School Psychologists Members by Jack Lindsey (CSSP President), Michelle Malvey (CSSP Legislative Chair), and Melissa Reeves (Colorado NASP Delegate) On July 1, 2002, several Colorado Society of School Psychologists (CSSP) officers and members attended a hearing on the reauthorization of IDEA in Littleton, Colorado. The field hearing, hosted by Representative Tom Tancredo, was conducted for the U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Education and the Workforce, http://edworkforce.house.gov Subcommittee on Education Reform, and was titled, " Reform of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) is Necessary and Possible ."

38. DenverPost.com - Colorado Student Assessment Program to catch the state up on the general state of to try to force the lowscoring schools to improve. a preview of what to expect when colorado starts identifying http://63.147.65.175/testing/csap0205a.htm

ABOUT US/HELP ARCHIVES BUSINESS CLASSIFIEDS ... DPO MAIN SEARCH DPO: N.M.'s adjustment to school ratings may preview Colo.'s By Eric Hubler Denver Post Education Writer Feb. 4, 2001 - ALBUQUERQUE - Eva Vigil remembers the day New Mexico got serious about school accountability the way some people remember the moment JFK or John Lennon got shot. "It's funny how you remember the tragic things," says the principal of Albuquerque's Kit Carson Elementary. For nearly a decade, the state Department of Education had been issuing "Accountability Reports" to catch the state up on the general state of public schools. It added teeth to the concept in October 1999 by labeling the worst schools "probationary," based largely on standardized test scores. Kit Carson was among the first to get bitten. Vigil got the news at a principals' meeting at the local high school. The walk back to her car, she says, was "probably the longest walk I'll ever take." When she shared the news with her staff, there were "a lot of tears, a lot of upset." As pained as she was at the turn of events, Vigil was not alone. School accountability is sweeping the country, with 46 states issuing school report cards - Colorado's first edition is due out in August - and many of them using various rewards and punishments to try to force the low-scoring schools to improve. The Denver Post visited Albuquerque for a preview of what to expect when Colorado starts identifying "unsatisfactory" schools this summer, because New Mexico's accountability plan is among the most similar to Colorado's. Also, Albuquerque Public Schools and Denver Public Schools have important similarities in terms of enrollment and demographics.

39. US CO: Behavioral Drugs Focus Of Debate In Colorado Schools of State Boards of Education, said colorado is one of of children are staggering. Julie Underwood, general counsel of the National School Boards Association http://www.mapinc.org/drugnews/v99.n1274.a07.html

Media Awareness Project US CO: Behavioral Drugs Focus Of Debate In Colorado Schools URL: http://www.mapinc.org/drugnews/v99.n1274.a07.html Newshawk: Votes Pubdate: Thu, 25 Nov 1999 Source: New York Times (NY) 1999 The New York Times Company Contact: Website: http://www.nytimes.com/ Forum: http://www10.nytimes.com/comment/ Author: Michael Janofsky BEHAVIORAL DRUGS FOCUS OF DEBATE IN COLORADO SCHOOLS DENVER 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.

40. CAAE Colorado Schools Of Excellence Awards . National Schools Of Distinction eleven 2001 Creative Ticket colorado schools of Excellence to recognize teachers, schools and programs Jones, Principal Joni Hall, general Music Instructor. http://www.artstozoo.org/caae/html/soe00-01.html

Schools of Excellence Press Release Schools of Excellence Nomination Form Schools of Excellence Winners 2000-2001 ... 2000-2001 Exemplary Model Winners Colorado Alliance for Arts Education Names eleven 2001 "Creative Ticket Colorado Schools of Excellence" Recognition Award winners: CAAE recognizes schools that exemplify excellence in arts education and demonstrate the arts are an essential part of education. The "Creative Ticket Schools of Excellence" awards are designed to recognize teachers, schools and programs that have successfully used imaginative learning environments, parental involvement, cultural diversity, and community connections to offer students educational experiences beyond the classroom. Arapahoe Ridge Elementary 13095 Pecos Street Westminster, CO 80234 Carmella Schroeder, Principal Debbie Brooks, Visual Art Instructor Bear Canyon Elementary 9660 South Salford Lane Highlands Ranch, CO 80126

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