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22. Illinois School Board Journal - September/October 2001: Article 4 in Darien School District 61 in Darien, illinois. that give students a broad general overview of Most schools already have science and technology classes that http://www.iasb.com/files/j1091005.htm

This document has been formatted for printing from your browser from the Web site of the Illinois Association of School Boards. Illinois School Board Journal September/October 2001 Misuse of the word ‘technology’ in schools by Halil I. Avci Halil I. Avci is manager of the radiological health risk section, Environmental Assessment Division, Argonne National Laboratory, and a school board member in Darien School District 61 in Darien, Illinois. Since becoming a school board member nearly two years ago, I have noticed that in primary and secondary schools, the word "technology" is often used to mean the use of computers in education and school administration. This over-generalization without regard to the true meaning of the word "technology" is not only inappropriate for schools, but is also likely to hurt students' chances to excel in engineering and technology fields when they enter college. The situation can be rectified with simple modification to school curricula and by using more appropriate terminology to designate school programs and courses that relate to technology and computers. The Webster's Dictionary (1994 Edition) defines technology as "the application of scientific knowledge to serve man in industry, commerce, medicine and other fields." The American Heritage College Dictionary (1997 Edition) defines it as "(a) the application of science, especially as it relates to industrial and commercial objectives, (b) the scientific method and material used to achieve a commercial or industrial objective."

23. Archived: State Regulation Of Private Schools - Illinois Registration/Licensing/Accreditation There is no general requirement in illinois that nonpublic schools register with, be licensed by, or be accredited by http://www.ed.gov/pubs/RegPrivSchl/illinois.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 Illinois Registration/Licensing/Accreditation: There is no general requirement in Illinois that non-public schools register with, be licensed by, or be accredited by the Illinois State Board of Education, although certain non-public school facilities need to be approved to serve public school special education students. However, non-public schools have the option of applying for registration and recognition on a voluntary basis. A school is registered when it has filed with the Board a "Nonpublic School Registration, Enrollment, and Staff Report" furnishing such evidence as required to assure compliance with federal and state laws regarding health examination and immunization, attendance, length of term, nondiscrimination, and applicable fire and health safety requirements. Minimum requirements for the recognition of nonpublic schools cover the organization, administration, instructional programs, instructional programs, extra-classroom activities, pupil services, school facilities, and personnel. Policy and Guidelines for Registration and Recognition of Nonpublic Elementary and Secondary Schools , March 1984.

24. NCBG: Schools: Illinois FIRST United States general Accounting Office reported in February of 1995 that US public schools needed $112 billion to repair their facilities. In illinois at that http://www.ncbg.org/schools/illfirst.htm

contact us join NCBG about us research ... press releases The Lowdown Facilites Matter! Facility Master Plan - New! Design Capacity Overcrowding School Closings - New! New School Construction Underutilization CPS School Data Chicago Public Schools' CIP ... Schools and TIF National Watch B.E.S.T. Partnership National Crisis National Legislation Take Action Legislative Agenda - New! Organizing Guide Factsheets Public Testimony CIP Request Form ... Schools Illinois FIRST Illinois FIRST and Public Schools *Last updated March 2001 What is Illinois FIRST? Illinois FIRST stands for the Illinois F und for I nfrastructure, R oads, S chools, and T ransit. Gov. Ryan signed this five-year, $6.3 billion package into law in May 1999. $1.1 billion of that $6.3 billion will be spent on Illinois public schools. The State chipped in another $153 million for school construction as of July 2000. Adding up those new funds and the $1.1 billion in local matching funds, the state legislation will leverage a total of $2.5 billion available for public schools over the next five years. Illinois FIRST: A Summary State Local National Total Schools $1.1 billion

25. School Of Business - Eastern Illinois University and other illinois schools transfer to Eastern illinois University without If you plan to transfer to EIU’s School of Business general Education Requirements. http://www.eiu.edu/~business/transfer.htm

Navigate... About the School Academic Programs Academic Advising Admissions Computer Labs Contacts Distinguished Professor Employment Executives in Residence Faculty Directory FAQ Internships Scholarships Staff Directory Student Organizations Transfer Information Tutoring Welcome from the Chair Lumpkin College of Business and Applied Sciences Development Office Last Updated January 29, 2004 Contact Webmaster Information for Transfer Students transfer web site enables students attending community colleges and other Illinois schools transfer to Eastern Illinois University without loss of credit. transfer web site General Education Requirements By completing the Transfer General Education Recommendations Transfer General Education Course EIU Course Equivalent M1 900 College Level Calculus* MAT 2110G Brief Calculus with Applications** M1 906 Finite Mathematics* MAT 2120G Finite Mathematics** S3 901 Principles of Macroeconomics ECN 2801G Principles of Economics I S3 902 Principles of Microeconomics ECN 2802G Principles of Economics II *Prerequisite: College algebra **Prerequisite: MAT 1271 or placement based on ACT mathematics score Business Courses Transfer Business Core Courses , you will complete the equivalent of the business tool courses required by the School of Business. To qualify for admission to the School of Business, you also will need to complete the equivalent of MAT 2120G Finite Mathematicsor be exempt based on placementwith a grade of C or better.

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Campuses and Schools Phone Numbers and Addresses Lake Shore: 6525 N Sheridan Road, Chicago, IL 60626 - (773) 274-3000 Water Tower: 820 N Michigan Ave., Chicago, IL 60611 - (312) 915-6000 Medical Center: 2160 S First Ave., Maywood, IL 60153 - (708) 216-9000 School of Education at Water Tower Campus: 820 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago, IL 60611 - (847) 853-3000 Virtual Campus: http://online.luc.edu General Information Damen Hall 205 6525 North Sheridan Road Chicago, Illinois 60626 Lewis Towers 900 820 North Michigan Avenue Chicago, Illinois 60611 Mundelein College: Skyscraper 204 6525 N. Sheridan Road Chicago, Illinois 60626 Lewis Towers 401 820 North Michigan Avenue Chicago, Illinois 60611 Center for Organization Development: Room 1250 25 E. Pearson Street Chicago, Illinois 60611 Parmly Hearing Research Institute: Damen Hall, Rm. LL B-9 6525 N. Sheridan Rd. Chicago, Illinois 60626 English as a Second Language: Water Tower Campus 820 N. Michigan Ave. Lewis Towers room 416 Chicago IL 60611 tel. (312) 915-6292

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Search www.townsend-outlook.com! The Illinois Articulation Initiative: Easing Transfer by Ann Kieffer Bragg Associate Director, Axademic Affairs Illinois Board of Higher Education What is it? The iTransfer.org website is the visual home of the Illinois Articulation Initiative (IAI), a voluntary effort among over 100 Illinois colleges and universities to ease transfer among schools for the 30,000 Illinois students who transfer each year. Beginning May 1, 1998, you can enter any participating Illinois school as a freshman, finish the IAI Transferable General Education Core Curriculum, and have it accepted and applied to degree requirements of any other participating school after transfer. The Illinois Transferable General Education Core Curriculum is a package of 12 to 13 lower division courses (37 to 41 semester credits) providing the foundation skills (oral and written communication, math) and breadth of knowledge (humanities and fine arts, social and behavioral sciences, physical and life sciences) expected of every college graduate. About 6,500 individual General Education Core Curriculum courses offered by the 100 participating institutions are listed on

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29. Eureka, Woodford County, Illinois-Schools Information Chartered by the illinois Legislature in The curriculum throughout the school district emphasizes the preparing students for general education and http://www.eurekaillinois.net/schools.htm

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Home General Information Seminars Registration ... Contact Information General Information Since 1940, University of Illinois Extension has sponsored annual Tax Schools. It began as basic taxation schools for teaching farmers how to prepare their own taxes. Over the years, it has evolved into a professional continuing education program for income tax practitioners. Annually, approximately 6,000 practitioners attend University of Illinois Tax Schools. Sponsor University of Illinois Extension and the Department of Agricultural and Consumer Economics at Urbana-Champaign. Cooperating Agency The Internal Revenue Service, Illinois District. Tax School Evolution Philosophy Workbook and Other Reference Materials Employment Opportunities ... Acknowledgements Modified: June 19, 2003 University of Illinois Tax School University of Illinois Extension Department of Agricultural and Consumer Economics College of Agricultural, Consumer and Environmental Sciences ... Site Map

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Home General Information Seminars Registration ... Contact Information Frequently Asked Questions General Information 1) Is the Tax School Office affiliated with a University? The Tax School is sponsored by University of Illinois Extension and the Department of Agricultural and Consumer Economics at Urbana-Champaign. 2) How many years has the Tax School been in business? Since 1940 the University of Illinois Extension has sponsored annual Tax Schools. The program began as basic taxation instruction for farmers who prepared their own taxes. Over the years, it evolved into a professional continuing education program for income tax practitioners, and includes both farm and non-farm taxation content. Annually, approximately 6,000 practitioners attend Illinois Tax Schools. See Tax School Evolution for further history on the Illinois Tax School. 3) I'm in a wheelchair (or have other special needs). How do I arrange for assistance at the seminar? Individuals who need special accommodations should contact the Tax School Office at (217) 333-0502 at least two weeks prior to the event. 4) Is there a "dress-code"?

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FAA Undergraduate Student Information FAA Home Undergraduate Info Student Handbook Undergraduate Handbook Intro ... FAA Advisor List Undergraduate Handbook: Introduction Design of the University The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, being a state university, is ultimately responsible to the Illinois General Assembly which consists of representatives elected by the voters of the state of Illinois. The ascending order of the University Administration is as follows: The students and faculty to the directors of schools and heads of departments to the deans of the colleges to the chancellor of the University at Urbana-Champaign to the president of the University to the Board of Trustees to the Board of Higher Education to the Illinois General Assembly The colleges constitute the largest educational and administrative group within the structure of the University. At the Urbana-Champaign campus, there are eight undergraduate colleges plus the Graduate College, College of Veterinary Medicine, College of Law, the Institute of Aviation, the Institute for Environmental studies, and the Institute for Labor and Industrial Relations. The undergraduate colleges include the: College of Agricultural, Consumer and Environmental Sciences

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GENERAL / UNDERGRADUATE RANKINGS Education and Social Science Library University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Main College Rankings Page Controversy General / Undergraduate ... International (non-US) Bibliography About This Site Comments / Questions ... University of Illinois at Urbana - Champaign *While these sites may contain information of value to you, the Education and Social Science Library and the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign do not endorse the sites or the information they contain. For more information and current research on rankings, we encourage you to read some of the articles listed in our College Rankings Bibliography and to see our Caution and Controversy page. For questions or comments, please contact Nancy O'Brien 25 Best Distant Learning Universities [http://25best-distant-learning-universities.com/index.htm] Methodology: This site offers no separate delineation of its methods. This site offers rankings of the top twenty-five distant learning programs throughout the world. In addition, the site offers links to the top programs by subject area, including business, art and design, technology, education, health/medical/nursing, and other degree programs. Each entry offers a brief description of the program as well as a link to the program's website.

37. Illinois Attorney General - Safeguarding Children -School Violence Tipline statewide, tollfree School Violence Tipline. Promoting the tipline is a collaborative effort of the Office of the Attorney general, the illinois State Police http://www.ag.state.il.us/children/schoolviolence.html

Skip Navigation Home Press Room Legislation ... MethNet Safeguarding Children School Violence Tipline When our children are at school, we assume and hope that they are in a safe environment. However, we know that violence in schools has become a serious problem. The best way to prevent this type of violence is to empower students who are usually the first to hear about impending violence at school. While the best way to prevent violence is to inform a trusted adult, students can report threats of violence anonymously to the statewide, toll-free School Violence Tipline. Promoting the tipline is a collaborative effort of the Office of the Attorney General, the Illinois State Police, and the Illinois Parent Teacher Association. The tipline is answered by members of the Illinois State Police. Additional support is provided by the Springfield Mental Health Center. If you think someone is planning a violent attack at your school, please call the School Violence Tipline at 1-800-477-0024. For more information, please download the Tipline Fact Sheet Return to Safeguarding Children Return to Home Page 2004 Illinois Attorney General ... Contact Us

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39. DHS Office Of Rehabilitation Services (ORS) for the Deaf in Jacksonville, the illinois School for the disabilities to help them transition from school to work For general questions about ORS, email ors@dhs http://www.dhs.state.il.us/ors/

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40. Illinois School Board Journal - May/June 2004: Article 5 The illinois general Assembly gave the illinois State Board of Education the power to certify that a school district is in financial difficulty (105 ILCS 5/1A http://www.iasb.com/files/j4050606.htm

This document has been formatted for printing from your browser from the Web site of the Illinois Association of School Boards. Illinois School Board Journal May/June 2004 'Watch lists' to profiles: How Illinois reviews school district finance by Brad Colwell Brad Colwell is an associate professor, Department of Education Administration and Higher Education, and director of graduate studies at Southern Illinois University, Carbondale. It is that time of year again - time when the Illinois State Board of Education (ISBE) announces the financial condition of the 893 local school districts in Illinois. Still commonly referred to as the "Financial Watch List," the system of financial accountability that started in 1981 has evolved, and in 2002 ISBE adopted a new system of financial accountability - the Financial Profile System. Reviewing the evolution of the Financial Watch system and exploring the new Financial Profile System will help school board members and superintendents know how these lists are generated and what each designation means. History of financial review Currently, the state has a two-tiered approach to monitor the financial condition of local Illinois school districts: the Financial Profile System and the more serious process of certifying a district to be "in financial difficulty" pursuant to Article 1A-8 of the School Code. However, it has not always been that way. A brief review of the origin of the state's involvement is helpful to clarify how Illinois derived its present system of financial oversight.

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