81. Bowling Green Kentucky KY Daily News the Western kentucky University Board of Regents discussed and approved a significantconcept, which breaks new ground in kentucky higher education with regard http://www.bgdailynews.com/articles/stories/public/200405/02/0dlT_commentaries.h

NAVIGATION MENU document.write(' '); E-MAIL THIS STORY PRINT THIS STORY Spotlight: Tuition increases won’t deter quality education Sunday, May 02, 2004 At Friday’s meeting, the Western Kentucky University Board of Regents discussed and approved a significant concept, which breaks new ground in Kentucky higher education with regard to tuition scheduling and investments in academic quality. Several factors prompted this action at this time. First, the board last fall challenged me to put in motion a long-range plan to ensure the highest possible quality in the Western experience and to stabilize a long-term revenue strategy to ensure that quality. First, however, we had to work through the spring 2004 $5.6 million state budget cut, and we had to wait until the end of the 2004 legislative session to see what the state will do for higher education in the 2004-06 state biennial budget. The die is now cast. We have achieved our budget cut without doing significant harm to our academic priorities, and we know that the state, if a budget is passed, will be providing little help for higher education operating budgets for the next two years. Given the board’s long-term challenge, therefore, we discussed with the campus and with the board a four-year tuition plan, which included a second phase of academic quality enhancements (following an initial phase with spring ’04 tuition) and a six-year campus construction program.

82. ED347637 1992-08-00 Nongraded Primary Education. ERIC Digest, Number 74. Descriptors Board of education Role, Continuous Parent Participation, Primary education,Teacher Participation Programs, ERIC Digests, kentucky, Multi Age http://www.ericfacility.net/databases/ERIC_Digests/ed347637.html

ERIC Identifier: Publication Date: Author: Gaustad, Joan Source: ERIC Clearinghouse on Educational Management Eugene OR. Nongraded Primary Education. ERIC Digest, Number 74. THIS DIGEST WAS CREATED BY ERIC, THE EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES INFORMATION CENTER. FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT ERIC, CONTACT ACCESS ERIC 1-800-LET-ERIC In the mid-1800s, the revolutionary idea of mass public education created the need for an efficient, economical system capable of handling large numbers of students. Graded educationthe practice of classifying and dividing students by agespread rapidly throughout the United States and has remained the standard until the present (Goodlad and Anderson 1987). In the 1990s, educators and citizens are reevaluating their schools and proposing reforms to meet the needs of diverse social and economic groups. Nongraded primary education is a key component of many reform proposals, including the Kentucky Educational Reform Act and the Oregon Educational Act for the 21st Century. Many experimental nongraded programs tried in the sixties and early seventies failed due to inadequate understanding, lack of administrative and community support, and poorly planned implementation. Today's nongraded model is supported by additional decades of research and refined by the study of successful programs.

83. Kentucky ky.us/agencies/finance/occupations/ Jennifer Caudle, Board Administrator. Language,Speech and Hearing Contacts in State education Agency, kentucky Department of http://www.asha.org/about/legislation-advocacy/state/associations/kentucky.htm

@import url( /styles/importmenuA.css ); Skip to: content navigation Our site's pages are optimized for Web browsing software that supports current Web standards, as established by the World Wide Web Consortium (http://www.w3c.org/) . Content is accessible from older or less standards-compliant technologies, but its presentation will not be identical to visitors with standards-compliant software. Read more on our site's changes and accessiblity. My Account Find a Professional Shop Logged in as: Guest Login Search for: ADVANCED SEARCH Home About ASHA State Policy ... State Associations Kentucky Legislation Information State Association Contacts Characteristics of Licensure State and Legislative Information State Gateway to Action: Guide to the Kentucky Legislature State Home Page: http://www.state.ky.us/ State Association Information Contact Information: Kentucky Speech-Language-Hearing Association 365 Waller Avenue Suite 120 Lexington, KY 40504 Contact: Patti DeYoung Phone: 800-837-2446; 859-252-3776 FAX: 859-252-3739 Email: kshaoffice@kysha.org

84. The Kentucky Post from the Council for Better education necessary for the Part of the Boone board smotivation was that the by parents in southcentral kentucky challenging the http://www.kypost.com/2004/01/10/cbe011004.html

ENQUIRER POST WCPO CIN WEEKLY ... Customer Service Currently: Cloudy Weather Traffic HOME NEWS ... SEARCH DEPARTMENTS NEWS Ky. Sports UK Sports Ky. Opinion ... CINCINNATI NEWS RESOURCES Subscribe Contact Us Search Back Issues ... Survey Boone Board of Ed. drops out of lawsuit By Crystal Harden Post staff reporter The leader of a school district coalition suing the state over funding says his group will remain strong despite losing some members, including Boone County this week. The Boone County Board of Education has decided not to pay an assessment from the Council for Better Education necessary for the district to continue as a plaintiff in a lawsuit the group filed last fall. Part of the Boone board's motivation was that the district earlier had filed court papers supporting a lawsuit filed by parents in south-central Kentucky challenging the state's system of funding schools. A Franklin Circuit judge has combined the two funding suits. The battle over funds The Council for Better Education's lawsuit maintains that the General Assembly has failed to properly fund public schools. Since the legislature infused $1.3 billion more into the public school system to fund the reforms of the 1990 Kentucky Education Reform Act, the percentage of the state's budget dedicated to public schools has declined from 48 percent in 1992 to 41 percent now.

85. KCTCS Kentucky Legislative 2002 Agenda and responsibility consistent with the authority and responsibilities of the governingboards of all other institutions of postsecondary education in kentucky. http://www.kctcs.net/legislature/2002/agenda.htm

KCTCS Home Page Legislative Information Main Page 2002 Session Agenda Updates Archived Sessions KY Legislature Contact KCTCS KCTCS Kentucky Legislative 2002 Agenda 1. Support the CPE Action Agenda and Biennial Budget Request, which includes the following outcomes for KCTCS: Operating Appropriation Year One 2001-02 Appropriation Benchmark Funding Increase KY WINS Enrollment Growth Faculty Development Base Adjustments Special Requests* 2002-03 Appropriation Year Two 2002-03 Appropriation Benchmark Funding Increase KY WINS Enrollment Growth Faculty Development Base Adjustments Special Requests* 2003-04 Appropriation Benchmark Funding Increase  - Uses estimated fall 2001 full-time equivalent student enrollments to calculate 2002-04 funding needs.  Based on a four-year phase-in plan to achieve the benchmark-funding objective. Base Transfers - $9,626,800 appropriated to CPE in 2001-02 and subsequently transferred to KCTCS includes $6,000,000 in the KY WINS Program, $3,500,000 in the Enrollment Growth and Retention Program, and $126,800 in the Faculty Development Program.

86. THE FAMILY FOUNDATION Northern kentucky board chooses abstinence After lengthy debate, decision shutsdown “comprehensive sex education” From, The kentucky Citizen Digest, July http://www.tffky.org/articles/2001/200107ah.html

P. O. Box 22100, Lexington, KY 40522 Phone: 859-255-5400 Northern Kentucky board chooses abstinence After lengthy debate, decision shuts down “comprehensive sex education” From, The Kentucky Citizen Digest, July/August, 2001. Four out of ten young women experience their first pregnancy by the age of 20. Numbers like these from The National Campaign to End Teen Pregnancy have some health officials concerned—so much that the Northern Kentucky Independent District Board of Health (NKIDBH) recently voted 16-4 to change all of its sex education programs to an “abstinence-only” curriculum. Among other things, the board’s March 28 vote will require that educators teach absti-nence and avoid what it calls double or mixed messages such as “safer sex.” Addia Wuchner, R.N. and Chairwoman of the Human Sexuality Committee, welcomes the new policy. “Abstinence is the best sexual behavior for our teens,” she said. “The future health of our society depends on the character of young people. They make up 25 percent of our population but 100 percent of our future” Local Debate Jim Molley, superintendent of Erlanger-Elsmere Independent Schools concurs. “This is a lesson that children need to learn,” he said. “That has to be our first approach when addressing all the ramifications of premarital sex.”

87. Homeschooling - NHEN.org Legal & Legislative Forum - "Voluntary Certification" I Require the kentucky Board of education to promulgate administration regulationsto establish a voluntary instate certification process for home schools by http://www.nhen.org/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=620&whichpage=1

88. NursingWorld | OJIN: State Boards Of Nursing was the advisory opinion of the Board that the prohibited by KRS Chapter 314, TheKentucky Nursing Laws. be able to document their educational and experiential http://www.nursingworld.org/ojin/topic15/ky.htm

STATE BOARDS OF NURSING (BONs) - KENTUCKY Kentucky May 1, 1996 Jill Berger RN Pain Management Coordinator Baptist East Hospital 4000 Kresge Way Louisville Ky 40207 Dear Ms. Berger: During the regular meeting held April 18 and 19, 1996, the Kentucky Board of Nursing considered your letter dated August 8, 1995. In you letter, you requested an opinion as to whether the performance of Healing Touch, Therapeutic Touch and/or Reiki are within the scope of registered nursing practice. KRS 314.011(6) defines "registered nursing practice" as: Â The performance of acts requiring substantial specialized knowledge, judgment and nursing skill based upon the principles of psychological biological, physical and social sciences in the application of the nursing process in: a) The care, counsel, and health teaching of the ill, injured or infirm. b) The maintenance of health or prevention of illness of others. c) The administration of medication and treatment as prescribed by a physician or dentist and as further authorized or limited by the board, and which are consistent either with American Nurses' Association Standards of Practice or with Standards of Practice established by nationally accepted organizations of registered nurses. Components of medication administration include, but are not limited to: Preparing and giving medication in the prescribed dosage, route, and frequency;

89. Education Central Continuing education Nursing Central Baptist Hospital is approved by the KentuckyBoard of Nursing to provide continuing education credits for nurses. http://www.centralbap.com/education/

Member Sign In Visitors/Patients Physicians/Clinicians Employees Search: About Baptist Services Education Health Information ... Contact Us Printer Friendly Send to a Friend Education Central If you're looking for information about Central Baptist's community education or educational programs for health professionals, you've come to the right place. Click here for Continuing Education for healthcare professionals. Education Central: Community Education for the Public At Central Baptist, we're known for our community education programs. We offer resources to help patients and families find answers to healthcare questions; classes to promote healthy lifestyles, prepare expectant parents for childbirth and parenting and teach people about cancer, diabetes and heart disease; and support groups for many different types of problems. Use the links below to learn more about our educational services for patients, families and the general public. Resources to Answer Healthcare Questions Cancer Resource Library offers resources, information and support that help patients and their families understand, cope and survive cancer. , an easy-to-use, interactive software program designed specifically for cancer patients and their families.

90. Senator Buford Helps NACHI. - The National Association Of Certified Home Inspect require the (currently 10 member) kentucky Board of Home quizzes, online tools, messageboard, listing in US, marketing tips, and educational products are all http://www.nachi.org/buford4congress.htm

Home What's New Message Board Membership Benefits ... Members-Only Log In Senator Buford helps NACHI. Senator Tom Buford. Everyone please help our industry by supporting Senator Tom Buford in his run for U.S. Congress. Senator Buford recently helped NACHI by announcing his intentions to put forth an amendment which would require the Kentucky Board of Home Inspectors to include at least one member of NACHI. He also wrote the Governor asking that a NACHI member be placed on the board. Some states lack NACHI integrity. Home Inspection Consumer Action Group , NAHI, AHIA, and especially New Jersey Assemblyman Anthony Impreveduto have been successfully working to clean it up. Not here in Kentucky. Home buyers and home inspectors can rest easy in Kentucky. Senator Tom Buford is fighting to assure that the home-buying public has access to Kentucky’s best home inspectors. He has taken steps to protect both inspectors and consumers in Kentucky and with a couple well thought-out moves, prevented any corruption before it could begin. Thank goodness for Tom Buford. Brilliant!

91. KSBA - Educational Vacancies http://www.ksba.org/edvacancies.htm

K entucky S chool B oards A ssociation (Click here for Services Directory) Home About KSBA Academy of Studies/Continuing Education Administrative Procedures Administrative Regulations ASAP for School Boards Attorney General's Opinions Board Team Development Communications Council of School Board Attorneys Critical Issues District Online Manuals Education Links Educational Vacancies Governmental Relations Kentucky School Advocate Liability Insurance Fund Legal Services Medicaid Reimbursement Oasis Award PEAK Award Property Coverage Publications Regulatory advocacy Research Risk Managment Special Education Strategic Planning Student Accident Coverage Student advocacy Superintendent Searches Tax Revenue Anticipation Note Treasurer's Bonds Unemployment coverage Workers' Compensation Web Site of the Month: Madison Southern High School's General Information page Educational Vacancies in Kentucky and beyond Updated Tuesday, June 8, 2004 G uidelines: Vacancies for positions of principal and above may be placed by f ax ing the information to Jhan Luttrell or e-mail (jluttrell@ksba.org

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