41. Florida K-20 Education Code Part V florida HIGHER EDUCATION LOAN AUTHORITY. Chapter 1010 FINANCIAL MATTERS. PartI general PROVISIONS. Part II Part III PUBLIC schools; PERSONNEL. Part IV http://www.palmbeach.k12.fl.us/policies/educationcode.htm

Florida K-20 Education Code The New K-20 Education Code took effect on Jan. 7, 2003 (except for the six statutes listed below, which became effective on May 16, 2002:) , "District school board members; compensation."; , "School readiness uniform screening (kindergarten)."; , "Funds for operation of schools."; , "Public school personnel; powers and duties of the district school board."; , "Employees of the Division of Colleges and Universities."; , "Standards for relocatables used as classroom space; inspections." Additionally, the following statute took effect early: , "Educator Certification Requirements." (Took effect July 1, 2002.) TITLE XLVIII K-20 EDUCATION CODE Ch. 1000-1013 Chapter 1000 K-20 GENERAL PROVISIONS Part I: GENERAL PROVISIONS Part II: SYSTEMWIDE DEFINITIONS Part III: EDUCATIONAL COMPACTS Chapter 1001 K-20 GOVERNANCE Part I: STATE-LEVEL GOVERNANCE Part II: SCHOOL DISTRICT GOVERNANCE Part III: COMMUNITY COLLEGES Part IV: STATE UNIVERSITIES Chapter 1002 STUDENT AND PARENTAL RIGHTS AND EDUCATIONAL CHOICES Part I: GENERAL PROVISIONS Part II: STUDENT AND PARENTAL RIGHTS Part III: EDUCATIONAL CHOICE Part IV: HOME EDUCATION, PRIVATE SCHOOLS, OTHER EDUCATION OPTIONS

42. Student Performance SnapShot - Data Analysis Tool For Florida Schools The positive results of this analysis are welcomed by florida educators, as thestate A general action to punish underperforming schools has not been http://www.studentperformance.com/newsletter/july2003.html

July 2003 Featured Articles What's New Testimonials Calendar of Events Your Subscription Princeton review ranks Florida's school testing program among best in the nation In a report released on May 6th by The Princeton Review entitled Testing the Testers 2003: An Annual Ranking of State Accountability Systems , Florida was ranked sixth in the country for best practices in school testing. The positive results of this analysis are welcomed by Florida educators, as the state prepares itself to act in accordance with the No Child Left Behind (NCLB) Act. (Monday Report, May 19, 2003) PSAT scores raised to fix error: Results change for 500,000 across the country The College Board recently decided to rescore the October 15, 2002 version of the PSAT, due to a grammatically disputable question in the writing section that was discovered by Kevin Keegan, a Maryland journalism teacher. It has been over 20 years since the last reevaluation of an Educational Testing Service (ETS) test. The rescoring of this test means that potentially 500,000 students' test scores could be raised, increasing their chances of being selected for the National Merit Scholarship Program. (Silver Chips Online, May 28, 2003) No Child Left Behind: Costs and benefits Writer William J. Mathis critically examines the projected costs and additional responsibilities and efforts of educators needed to fulfill NCLB requirements, in contrast to the "noble" yet unrealistic goals and expected benefits of the implementation of NCLB. He questions whether the system can ever work, and whether or not all students can be expected to make "adequate yearly progress." Are the goals of improved test scores broad enough, or even appropriate goals for public education? (Phi Delta Kappan, V. 84 No. 9 Pages 679-686, May 2003)

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Home Our Work Carnegie Classification 2000 Edition Index > F Classification home 2000 Edition - Foreword - Category Definitions - Technical Notes - Summary Information ... Mailing List Institution State Classification Fairfield University CT Master's Colleges and Universities I Fairleigh Dickinson University NJ Master's Colleges and Universities I Fairmont State College WV Baccalaureate Colleges—General Faith Baptist Bible College and Seminary IA Specialized Institutions—Theological seminaries and other specialized faith-related institutions Faith Evangelical Lutheran Seminary WA Specialized Institutions—Theological seminaries and other specialized faith-related institutions Fashion Careers of California CA Associate's Colleges Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising CA Associate's Colleges Fashion Institute of Technology NY Baccalaureate/Associate's Colleges Faulkner University AL Baccalaureate Colleges—General Fayetteville State University NC Master's Colleges and Universities I

45. In Multicultural S. Florida, Schools Puzzle Over How To Define As a result, South florida educators are making inroads with studies for the PalmBeach County School District. She transferred into general education classes. http://www.sun-sentinel.com/news/education/sfl-bvbdiversity11may11,0,7913028.sto

46. Archived: State Regulation Of Private Schools: Florida Public Aid for Private schools/Private School Students florida Department of byor under its direction to nonpublic schools and the general public. Fla. http://www.ed.gov/pubs/RegPrivSchl/florida.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 Florida Recordkeeping/Reports: Parochial, denominational, and private schools must keep a register of student enrollment and daily attendance in a manner prescribed by the state and open for inspection by the local superintendent or attendance assistant. Fla. Stat. Ch. 232.021. The register may be used as evidence in a court procedure for the enforcement of the Florida compulsory education statute. Fla. Stat. Ch. 233.19(5). Prior to admission to pre-kindergarten or kindergarten, a private school principal must require that the child provide evidence of age such as a transcript of the child?s birth record or certificate of baptism. Fla. Stat. Ch. 232.03. Nonpublic schools which become defunct must arrange for the transfer of student records to the local public school superintendent, or if a member, the principal office of a nonpublic school system or association. Notice of transfer must be given to the Department of Education. Fla. Stat. Ch. 228.092. Nonpublic schools serving K-12 students must file a database survey form with the Florida Department of Education indicating the name of the institution, address, telephone number, type, administrative officers, enrollment by grade or special group, number of graduates, number of instructional and administrative personnel, number of school days, and other data as needed under ?228.092 and 232.021. Fla. Stat. ch. 229.808 (1),(2),(3),(4)-(7).

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48. Press For 'An Evaluation Of The Florida A-Plus Accountability And School Choice Better Education Quality for Students in Failing schools, February 15, 2001 FloridaDepartment of To receive a general Information Packet, include your name http://www.manhattan-institute.org/html/cr_aplus_press.htm

HOME ABOUT M.I. CCI CLP ... CONTACT Site Navigation Support M.I. Scholars' Articles M.I. Issues Subscribe to City Journal Board of Trustees Staff Directory Links M.I. Book Catalog Internship Opportunities Join email updates An Evaluation of the Florida A-Plus Accountability and School Choice Program by Jay P. Greene By offering vouchers to students at failing schools, the Florida A-Plus choice and accountability system was intended to motivate those schools to improve their students' academic performance. This report found that students academic test scores improve when public schools are faced with the prospect that their students will receive vouchers. A reply to critique of “An Evaluation of the Florida A-Plus Accountability and School Choice Program” by Richard Rothstein in the New York Times, May 9, 2001 by Jay P. Greene A Reply to “Critique of ‘An Evaluation of the Florida A-Plus Accountability and School Choice Program’” by Gregory Camilli and Katrina Bulkley in Education Policy Analysis Archives, Volume 9 Number 7 March 4, 2001 by Jay P. Greene, March 5, 2001

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50. INVENTORY For Florida Schools Coll School Boards Blackboards A history of the florida area rural county schools,18751959 Note These materials are organized, in general, from highest http://swcenter.fortlewis.edu/inventory/Flaschls.htm

Collection M 134: Florida (La Plata County, Colorado) Public Schools Collection Inventory 1000 RIM DR., DURANGO, CO 81301 Years this material was created: 1877-1951 (bulk years 1919-1948) Quantity: 1.25 linear shelf feet (in 3 document cases) Arranged and described by Todd Ellison, Archivist (revised September 18, 1998) © 1998 by Fort Lewis College Foundation, Center of Southwest Studies account Links to Contents Preface Introduction, scope and Contents Historical Note Series Descriptions ... Center of Southwest Studies home Introduction/ Scope and Contents M 134 FLORIDA SCHOOLS COLLECTION Bulk 1919-1948 1.25 linear shelf feet (in 3 document cases) (ca. 500 items, in 60 folders) This collection contains the historically significant records retained from the operations of La Plata County School District No. 5 at the Pinon Grove School. The school, the sole one in La Plata County School District Number 5, was known as the Hood School in its early days, due to the Hood family's ownership of land on which it operated. Predominant records are annual reports and teachers' registers of their classes. The materials would be useful for a study of small rural schools and for research into individuals who lived, studied, and/or worked in the Pinon Grove area on the Upper Florida River in La Plata County in the 1920s through 1941.

51. Florida School Recognition Program florida School Recognition Program. 2003 general Information NEW 2003 FAQ Frequently Asked Questions NEW Legislation NEW. 2003 AWARD INFORMATION NEW. http://www.firn.edu/doe/bin00048/schrmain.htm

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52. University Of South Florida School Of Music - General Information general Information. The USF School of Music is an exciting place for studyand performance in one of the most artistically active areas in florida. http://music.arts.usf.edu/pages/geninfo.htm

Home School of Music Home Calendar ... Tampa Info General Information The USF School of Music is an exciting place for study and performance in one of the most artistically active areas in Florida. Undergraduate and graduate degrees are offered in performance, music education, jazz studies, composition and piano pedagogy. Instruction is given in all orchestral instruments (woodwind, brass, percussion, string), voice, and piano. Students majoring in music education may select an instrumental or a vocal specialization. Many students not majoring in music elect to complete a music minor, choosing from three concentrations: theory/history/literature, applied medium or composition. There are many incentives that attract music students to USF. Among these are a distinguished artist faculty; splendid ensembles that perform regularly at state, regional and national music conventions; an exceptional jazz studies program; one of the most complete electronic studios in the nation (SYCOM); and a cultural environment that boasts two professional orchestras, a professional opera company, a professional ballet company, and four of Florida's leading performing arts centers. For every music student, listening and learning opportunities never cease; for the advanced student, performing opportunities abound!

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Welcome to the Florida High School Athletic Association . . . We've created this portal to make it easier for member school personnel, as well as the general public, to find information of interest to them. Provided below are links to official FHSAA-related Internet destinations. Click on the logo to enter the site of your choice. The following are descriptions of each destination: FHSAA.org FHSAA Championships iFHSAA

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55. University Of Florida - School Of Art & Art History - Mission providing enough flexibility to allow students to select either a general major or TheUniversity of florida s School of Art and Art History has the size (more http://www.arts.ufl.edu/art/Personality/mission.asp

+ general facts + history home mission personality programs happenings resources ... + site credits At the University of Florida, we are educating some of the most gifted and academically capable art, design, art history, art education and museum studies students for positions of leadership in their professions. To this end, our programs provide broad-based instruction in visual arts disciplines, through a strong curriculum as well as through professional experiences such as exhibitions and internships. It is our conviction that the best place for the education of artists is in the challenging academic climate found in large comprehensive universities, so that the art, springing from excited and curious minds, is created in the context of ideas. In support of this belief, our curriculum is designed to provide our students with a rich mix of experiences, from traditional to contemporary. We strive for excellence in all of our programs of study, while providing enough flexibility to allow students to select either a general major or a focused professional curriculum. Our faculty, through a strong commitment to teaching, and with continuing professional involvement as artists, designers and scholars, offer students the benefits of their scholarship and professional experience. The University of Florida's School of Art and Art History has the size (more than 40 faculty, 600 undergraduate majors and more than 100 graduate students), the diversity of programs and degree offerings, and the facilities to constitute a fully configured art school within the largest university in the southeast. The school shares the College of Fine Arts' mission of serving as an educational, professional and cultural resource in the visual arts for the campus, community, state and region. The undergraduate and graduate students of the school are both contributors to and beneficiaries of that commitment.

56. FindLaw For Law Students florida State University Law Review florida State University. John Marshall Law ReviewJohn Marshall Law School. College Law Journal The general law journal of http://stu.findlaw.com/journals/general.html

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57. Florida Attorney General - Attorney General Charlie Crist as student body vice president at florida State his law degree from the CumberlandSchool of Law the State Attorney s Office, Crist served as general counsel to http://myfloridalegal.com/pages.nsf/0/1515ce372e59d1e885256cc60071b1c4?OpenDocum

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59. LaBelle, Florida 33935 million citrus trees, more than any other florida county The LaBelle Middle Schoolhad over one hundred students in It was developed by general Development Corp http://members.aol.com/browne/labelleflorida.html

Welcome To Our Community - LaBelle, Florida LaBelle, Florida - The Citrus Capital of Florida FIRST POPULATED: Late 1800s CITY POPULATION: 3,400 GREATER LABELLE: 12,000 HENDRY COUNTY: 28,000 INTERESTING FACTS: LaBelle, located in a vast oak hammock on the shores of the Caloosahatchee River, at the intersection of State Roads 29 and 80, 26 miles east of Ft. Myers. The town and unincorporated communities within a 15-mile radius watch the number of inhabitants rise to 12,000 or more during the winter growing season. The area was originally settled by the Caloosa Indians, who held religious rites here. LaBelle mean "the beautiful" in French. According to Florida history books, Capt. Francis Asbury Hendry named the area in 1896 for his daughters, Laura and Belle. The greater LaBelle area includes North LaBelle on the north side of the Caloosahatchee River and Port LaBelle, 3 miles east of downtown LaBelle. Citrus, mainly oranges and grapefruit, and vegetable growing drive the town's economy. Until the late 1940s, LaBelle, and nearly all of Hendry County, was owned by cattlemen. But cattle ranches then began to downsize and range land gradually turned to farmland. Since 1986, citrus plantings in the county have more than doubled, from 40,000 to more than 90,000 acres. Today, Hendry has more than 15 million citrus trees, more than any other Florida county. (St. Lucie County has 12 million while Polk county has 11 million.) Hendry is third in citrus acreage with 100,000 acres. St. Lucie county has 107,000 acres while Polk county has 104,000 acres.

60. Florida Institute Of Technology - School Of Extended Graduate Studies One of just six florida schools selected in Barron s Best Buys in College Education;Listed among America s best colleges in US News World Report. http://segs.fit.edu/about/

General Information About Contact Dean's Message News ... SREC SEGS SEGS Home Academic Policies Tuition/Financial Aid Apply ... Career Services Search FIT with From that modest beginning, the Graduate Programs have grown to more than 1,425 students per year enrolled in 32 degree programs. Extended Graduate Studies Programs that benefit employees of industry were added in 1976 when several in-plant courses started with several firms and the municipal government in St. Petersburg, Florida, and with Martin Marietta Aerospace in Orlando, Florida. Degree and certificate program information available at our Distance Learning web site. Accreditation Florida Institute of Technology is accredited by The Southern Association of colleges and Schools (SACS) and a member of the Independent Colleges and Universities of Florida (ICUF). Of Special Note The only independent, technological university in the Southeast

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