21. Links/ KY Protection And Advocacy program manuals; kentucky Medicaid regulations; National Health 504 and postsecondary education; Section 504 kentucky Special Parent Involvement Network, Inc. http://www.kypa.net/links/index_links.html

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22. Kentucky Department Of Insurance: Information Regarding Insurance For Consumers, For other kentucky Government sites visit Go to (05/04/2004); Continuing education Rental Vehicle KYDOI; Documents by Division; Insurance Laws and regulations; http://www.doi.state.ky.us/

A Division of The Public Protection and Regulation Cabinet Location: 215 W. Main St. Frankfort, Kentucky 40601 [ Mailing Address Information Free Publications Insurance Consumer Page Complaint Ratio Search File a formal complaint online "Clean Claim" Complaint Form for Providers Licensee Procedures, Forms and Information Agent/Agency Search (Including Continuing Education) Online Information (Password Required) Insurance Licensee Page Search for a Company Insurance Company Page Rate and Form Filings Financial Standards and Examination Local Government Premium Tax KIPS: Kentucky Insurance Program for Seniors Medicare Supplement Search Kentucky Access Program News Releases Public Meetings Calendar Media Contacts Free Publications Interactive Get Smart Quiz Mailing Address Insurance Fraud Investigation Legal Life Insurance Property and Casualty For other Kentucky Government sites visit: Select Search Option Agent/Agency (Includes CE information) CE Providers, Courses, and Failure to Comply With CE Complaint Ratio Data Documents and Forms Insurer/Company Medicare Supplement Search Statement of Emergency for 806 KAR 17:490E 806 KAR 17:490E 806 KAR 17:490 (DRAFT) 806 KAR 18:081 (DRAFT) ... More Whats New Items...

23. REEA Web Site KREC Approved Continuing education Providers; KREC Approved Core Course Providers and Schedule. kentucky License Law Tutorial Statutes + regulations + Commentary http://www.krec.net/

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24. Governing Regulations To view current regulations, please go to Title 16 education Professional Standards Commission maintains files on all kentucky Administrative regulations. http://www.kyepsb.net/Cert/reg_ky.html

E ducation P rofessional S tandards B oard GOVERNING REGULATIONS The Education Professional Standards Board is governed by regulations. To view current regulations, please go to Title 16: Education Professional Standards Board at the following address: http://www.lrc.state.ky.us/kar/TITLE016.HTM The Legislative Research Commission maintains files on all Kentucky Administrative Regulations. These are the current, updated regulations. It is possible that amendments are in process, but the regulations you view are in effect at the time you view them. Recodification of EPSB Administrative Regulations The EPSB's administrative regulations have been contained in Title 704, Chapter 20 of the Kentucky Administrative Regulation (KAR) Service operated by the Legislative Research Commission (LRC). In recognition of the EPSB's status as an independent agency, the LRC has "recodified" all EPSB administrative regulations to Title 16; all administrative regulations in Title 16 govern EPSB practices. The administrative regulations have been further recodified into nine "chapters," including those for teaching certificates, administrative certificates, internship, and others. The content, text, and titles of the individual administrative regulations were NOT altered in the recodification process - only the numbers changed (i.e., old KARs began with "704"; new KARs begin with "16"

25. EPSB, Education Professional Standards Board education Professional Standards Board. kentucky Principals. Governing regulations. http://www.kyepsb.net/Intern/kPip/kpip_default.html

E ducation P rofessional S tandards B oard Kentucky Principals Governing Regulations Certificates Required Preparation Program Preparation and Certification of Professional School Personnel Examination Prerequisites ... Definitions At this time, there is no Kentucky Principal Internship Program (KPIP) available. However, all other existing requirements remain the same, i.e., testing and preparation program. Steps to Principal certification: applicant must submit TC-1 application to the EPSB upon approval of TC-1, the EPSB will issue a Statement of Eligibility after employment is obtained, applicant must submit Confirmation of Employment along with certified check or money order in the amount of $50.00 to the EPSB upon receipt, the EPSB will issue a 5-year Professional Certificate On-line modules are being developed to assist first-year principals with Interstate School Leaders Licensure Consortium (ISLLC) standards. In the coming months, the EPSB and a KPIP task force will be reviewing KPIP in order to determine what changes will be necessary to make it a more effective first-year induction program should the General Assembly decide to fund KPIP in the future. Phillip Rogers, Division Director

26. Green Book changes in law and regulations will take place, but has not yet been posted. TABLE OF CONTENTS AND GLOSSARY. Chapter 1 The Structure of education in kentucky. http://www.ksba.org/greenbookcontents.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 COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP FOR SCHOOLS Handbook for Kentucky school board members School board members have an immense responsibility. They must provide direction and oversight in their district, and must operate within federal and state laws and regulations, and directives from the State Department of Education. They have to deal with special interest groups teachers, administrators, parents, and persons who would like to benefit from the board’s pocketbook and still remain positive and visionary and represent the wishes of the community.

27. CHAPTER I any local board of education may elect to operate its schools on a yearround basis, in accordance with kentucky Board of education regulations, and upon http://www.ksba.org/CHPT01.htm

CHAPTER I THE STRUCTURE OF EDUCATION IN KENTUCKY LEGAL BASIS OF PUBLIC EDUCATION Public education in the United States is reserved to the states, and the maintenance of a system of public schools becomes a plenary responsibility of the state. The power to maintain a system of public schools is an attribute of government comparable to the ability to tax, to maintain a system of courts, or to exercise police power. The state finds its right to maintain a system of public schools in its obligation to nurture an intelligent citizenry and to promote the peace of society. This concept of the supremacy of the state with respect to all education matters guides the courts in resolving issues involved in the administration of public schools. A state expresses its educational policy through its constitution and through acts of its legislature. A state legislature has full power with respect to educational policy, except as it may be restricted by either the state or federal constitution. It may determine the types of schools to be established, their means of support, their curricula, and the qualifications of their teachers. It may do all of these things with or without the consent of local districts, because in education the state is the primary authority.

28. University Of Kentucky Administrative Regulations III1.0-7, Continuing education Council. III-8.0-2, University Press of kentucky Editorial Board. Index, Combined Index for Governing regulations and Administrative http://www.uky.edu/Regs/AR/

SEARCH THE A.R. Some of these items include pages that are in portable document format (PDF) files and require software such as Adobe Acrobat Reader to view or print. Contact your computer support or the UK IT help desk (859 257-1300) if you need assistance obtaining the necessary software. Official University Regulations are also available in printed form at University of Kentucky Libraries. Content of this page is the responsibility of the Office of the Associate Vice President for Employment Equity, 7 Gillis Building. Questions concerning content should be directed to that office (phone 859 257-7393 or fax 859 323-3739). University of Kentucky Administrative Regulations Introduction Designation of Documents in the Administrative Regulations Table of Contents I-1.0-1 Administrative Organization II-1.0-1 Contents: Faculty Appointment, Promotion and Tenure, Termination II-1.0-1 Page I - Introduction II-1.0-1 Page II - Appointments II-1.0-1 Page III - Promotion and Tenure II-1.0-1 Page IV - Academic Employment II-1.0-1 Page V - Appointment and Promotion Regular Titles (dated 9/20/1989) Page V - Appointment and Promotion Regular Titles, effective 1/1/2000

29. Kentucky Assessment Letter 3 as well as our forthcoming regulations on accountability be aware that approval of kentucky s assessment system 1964, Title IX of the education Amendments of http://www.ed.gov/admins/lead/account/finalassess/kyfinalapvl.html

Accountability for Schools Average Yearly Progress Get More! Subscribe to ED newsletters Provide Feedback with our online survey. Schools in Need of Improvement Reading Special Education ... Find Grants Select a Topic Accountability Achievement Gap Choice Charter Schools Early Childhood FAFSA Faith-Based Find a School Flexibility International Ed Learning Resources Math Reading Safe Schools Science Suppl Services Teacher Quality Technology What Works Advanced Search About ED Offices Publications ... File Viewers Kentucky Assessment Letter 3 August 5, 2002 Honorable Gene Wilhoit Commissioner of Education Kentucky Department of Education Capitol Plaza Tower - 500 Mero Street Frankfort, Kentucky 40601 Dear Commissioner Wilhoit: I am pleased to approve Kentucky's final assessment system. I appreciate your cooperation in making the necessary changes to your assessment system in order to meet the 1994 requirements of Title I. In July of 2001, this Department granted a waiver of timeline to Kentucky so that you would have time to revise your exemption policy for limited English proficient (LEP) students and to communicate that revision to school districts. The purpose of this policy revision was to ensure that LEP students who have been in school for a full academic year would participate in the State's assessment system. My staff have reviewed the information you submitted and have concluded that this evidence satisfies the 1994 requirements of Title I and releases Kentucky from the conditions in the waiver. We would be remiss, however, if we did not point out that your policy exempting from assessment students who have not attended schools in a district for a full academic year is in conflict with our interpretation of section 1111(b)(3)(C)(xi) of the ESEA as reauthorized by the No Child Left Behind Act. Under our final standards and assessment regulations for the reauthorized Act, students with less than a full academic year in attendance may be excluded from the determination of school or district progress (accountability), but not from participation in assessments. I must advise you to please review those regulations as well as our forthcoming regulations on accountability so that Kentucky will be able to continue to comply with the statute.

30. EDP Entry: Kentucky Department Of Education Children is primarily responsible for special education services in kentucky. The website contains documents, data, and regulations and proposals for http://www.kctcs.net/edp/services/kde.html

Home Faculty Guide Glossary Site Map ... Home Page Info Pages Accessible Guidelines Etiquette Instructional Accommodation Assistive Technology ... Legal Implications Info Search Related Literature Legal Cases Discussion Forums Express Yourself Viewpoints: Stories Viewpoints Index Featured Items . . . Are We Missing Something? Suggest or request a disability related service or expert to be added to our site in the Resources Forum Kentucky Department of Education Director of Division of Exceptional Children 500 Mero Street 8th Floor Frankfort, KY 40601 Phone: 502-564-4970 Website: http://www.kde.state.ky.us/osis/children/ Description: The Division of Exceptional Children is primarily responsible for special education services in Kentucky. The Division consists of Administrative Services, Local District Services, and Program Services. The website contains documents, data, and regulations and proposals for exceptional children programs. Links take the user to other special education sites of interest such as the US Department of education and IDEA sites with training materials and regulations. Home Faculty Guide Glossary Site Map ... About Us Page ID Last Updated: June 21, 2001

31. Press Release Under Mountjoy s leadership, the kentucky Board of education has established a the Board rewrote the Commonwealth?s special education regulations, instituted a http://www.nasbe.org/Archives/10_11_02_mountjoy.html

id=10872 HELEN MOUNTJOY, KENTUCKY STATE BOARD CHAIRWOMAN, RECEIVES NATIONAL EDUCATION AWARD (San Diego, CA) - Helen W. Mountjoy, chairwoman of the Kentucky Board of Education, is being awarded the Distinguished Service Award by the National Association of State Boards of Education (NASBE). The award is annually given to a state board of education member in recognition of outstanding service to public education. "Kentucky is a national leader in the standards-based reform movement, and Helen Mountjoy has been involved with the landmark Kentucky Education Reform Act (KERA) since its conception. Perhaps more importantly, she has been an instrumental leader in successfully putting these visionary policies into practice. Her legacy of leadership and service on behalf of public school students is one that future state leaders would do well to emulate," said Brenda Welburn, NASBE Executive Director. Under Mountjoy's leadership, the Kentucky Board of Education has established a new statewide assessment system and student performance standards. In addition, the Board rewrote the Commonwealth?s special education regulations, instituted a single, statewide standardized student and district data management system, and has increased public outreach and engagement regarding state education decisions. Mountjoy has served on the Kentucky Board of Education since 1991, having been re-appointed by the Governor in 1994, 1998, and 2002. She has served as Board chairwoman since June 1998.

32. Kentucky Department Of Education Resources And Information Online kentucky DEPARTMENT OF education  kentucky School for the Deaf/kentucky Department of education , including those serving  and regulations, the kentucky http://www.financing-made-easy.com/directory/Education/kentucky_department_of_ed

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33. KEA - Kentucky Education Association Current Safety Issues; Laws and regulations Relating to Crisis Response; School Safety and Discipline Data; 2004; kentucky education Association Designed and http://www.kea.org/hotTopic/index.cfm?hottopic_id=313

34. Education Law Publications From LexisNexis Idaho education Laws and Rules Annotated with CDROM kentucky School Laws Annotated, 2002 Ed with 2003 Maryland School Laws and regulations Annotated, 2003 with http://www.lexisnexis.com/educationlaw/

Home Education Law Titles by Jurisdiction: Please choose your Jurisdiction National Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Delaware Florida Georgia Idaho Kentucky Maryland Michigan Mississippi Missouri New Hampshire Nebraska New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Rhode Island Tennessee Texas Virginia West Virginia Wyoming See larger image See table of contents and sample pages (PDF, 115K) Featured Titles: Disciplining Tenured Teachers and Administrators Disciplining Tenured Teachers and Administrators outlines the procedures and legal requirements that boards must follow in disciplining tenured employees. Designed for school board members, school district officials and attorneys representing school boards, this book will help your school district navigate the 3020-a process. This new edition ships with a companion CD-ROM that includes the full text of the publication in a searchable format. NYSSBA Members Only: Get your discounted copy now Non-members: Get your copy now See larger image See table of contents and sample pages (PDF, 104K) Federal Education Laws and Regulations Federal Education Laws and Regulations is an essential education law resource for educators, administrators, school board members, and attorneys. This handy volume contains all the statutes in Title 20 (Education) of the USCS and the most frequently referenced sections from other federal titles. The easy-to-search CD-ROM contains complete contents of the book and more. With an index and a table of sections affected, you can quickly keep abreast of changes in federal law.

35. Keeran School Of Education regulations of the kentucky Department of education stipulate that applicants for a teacher’s certificate must be recommended by the institution offering the http://campus.kcc.edu/~teachered/

Celebrating our 20th Year! Established January 1, 1982 Accreditation and Recognition Admission Requirements Mission Statement Objectives and Teacher Standards ... Performance Rating Professors and Staff Dr. Kail D. Ruffner, Ed.D., Dean of Keeran School of Education Dr. Rosalyn Ruffner, Ed.D. Dr. Karen Ford, Ph.D Dr. HeeKap Lee, Ph.D. Joyce Verkruyse, Administrative Assistant Email: teachered@email.kcc.edu Accreditation a nd Recognition The unit (Keeran School of Education) is accredited by the Kentucky Education Professional Standards Board and the unit offers teacher preparation programs which are approved by the Kentucky Education Professional Standards Board. Admission R equirements Students seeking teacher certification must apply for and be admitted to the teacher education program and complete a state approved degree program. The Kentucky Department of Education program changes will supersede any Kentucky Christian College catalog requirements. Applications are accepted for review by the Teacher Education Admissions Committee from students who have completed, or will complete during the semester in which they apply, 30 semester hours, including EDF 201 with a grade of C- or better. Students will be notified of their admission status three weeks following the meeting of the committee. Information considered during the review process includes but is not limited to: 1. Academic record. (A minimum overall GPA of 2.5 is required.

36. School Ministries: Kentucky State Laws education regulations (Policy In Wooley, the Court of Appeals of kentucky upheld an injunction prohibiting a local school board from (1) expending public funds http://www.releasedtime.org/laws/Kentucky.htm

Back to States List School Ministries, Inc. / P.O. Box 952 / Columbia, SC 29202-0952 Phone: 803-772-5224 / Fax: 803-772-9384 Released Time Laws and Guidelines Released Time Laws and Guidelines State of: Kentucky STATUTES: Kentucky Revised Statutes The Kentucky compulsory attendance law (§159.010) requires that all children, ages 6-15 (inclusive), must attend a public school or a private, parochial "or church regular day school" (§159.030(1)(b)). In §158.200, the Kentucky State Legislature has given the Boards of Education of independent and county school districts authority to provide for moral instruction in their jurisdiction as long as they follow the statutory guidelines §158.210 to §158.260. The Board of Education of each school district may authorize a complete survey of all the public school children in order to determine which children desire moral instruction (§158.210). The Boards of Education, in addition, "shall fix one day each week" when students may be excused for "at least one hour" to attend moral instruction in accordance with their religious faith (§15 8.220). All students who receive permission and attend religious instruction each week will be credited with the time spent as if they had actually been in attendance at public school (§158.240). The Legislature warns that such moral instruction may only be given without expense to any Board of Education (§158.260). EDUCATION REGULATIONS: (Policy) Each local school board has the authority to excuse students under a released time program, subject to the guidelines set forth in the State Statutes.

37. Kentucky State Agencies: Web Guide Includes Government Agencies That Regulate Co and archival issues of the kentucky Tax Alert address form; registration and continuing education forms; full text of statutes and regulations relating to http://www.constructionweblinks.com/Organizations/State_Agencies/Agencies_by_Sta

State Agencies: Kentucky Back to State Agencies Kentucky's Official Home Page kentucky.gov Contains links to executive, legislative and judicial branches of state government; city, county and regional governments; directory of government agencies; online government resources; and publications and research data. Provides links to agencies and boards, with licensing applications and forms; links to business agencies and resources; tax information and forms. Online services include business filings; driver history record requests; commercial trucking tax payments; and online wood products mall. Americans with Disabilities Act Coordinator ada.state.ky.us Provides Kentucky accessibility checklist. Attorney General Opinions www.law.state.ky.us/civil/opinions.html Contains attorney general opinions from 1993 to the present. Users can perform a word search or browse by opinion number under "Directory of all OAGs on this site." Provides information concerning attorney general opinions; information about scams and deceptive practices aimed at small businesses in Kentucky.

38. Kentucky Council On Postsecondary Education Policies - Licensing effective date of these administrative regulations, shall comply the outset with the general education requirements which are distributed in kentucky shall not http://www.cpe.state.ky.us/KeyInd/www/policies/policies_licensing.asp

39. Kentucky Council On Postsecondary Education : Council Policies - ByLaws of the Council on Postsecondary education (CPE) in of KRS Chapter 61, the kentucky Open Meetings be consistent with state law and administrative regulations. http://www.cpe.state.ky.us/policies/policies_bylaws.asp

Council Policies - ByLaws Approved: March 24, 2003 COUNCIL ON POSTSECONDARY EDUCATION 1.2: BYLAWS I. Statement of Purpose The bylaws provide a framework for the deliberations and actions of the Council on Postsecondary Education (CPE) in carrying out statutory duties and responsibilities. The bylaws establish rules for notification and conduct of meetings and the selection of officers. II. Statutory Authority Authority for council actions comes from KRS Chapter 164 encompassing public, private nonprofit, and proprietary degree-granting postsecondary institutions. The council bylaws also conform to the requirements of KRS Chapter 61, the Kentucky Open Meetings Law. III. Policy Section 1: General Rules A. Amendment of Bylaws A.1 The council may amend, revoke, or adopt additional bylaws by action of eight of the voting members. A.2 Notice shall be given to the members of any proposed changes or additions to the bylaws in the agenda of a regularly scheduled or special meeting of the council. All changes shall be consistent with state law and administrative regulations.

40. Kentucky Rural Water Association : EDUCATION One of the kentucky Rural Water Association s foremost goals state and federal laws and regulations to the that meet the continuing education requirements of http://www.krwa.org/education.cfm

Educational Programs Education Services Training Specialist Utility Management Institute Wastewater Trainer Training Specialist The KRWA/EPA Training and Technical Assistance Program is the original contract that enabled KRWA to begin providing training and technical assistance to rural water systems across the Commonwealth nearly twenty-two years ago. The program is a national grassroots effort that assists systems in solving compliance problems as opposed to a program of regulatory enforcement. The KRWA/EPA program began as a vehicle to assist Kentucky's rural water systems in meeting all state and federal regulations with particular emphasis on the federal Safe Drinking Water Act. Today, the major thrust of the program remains the same, but it has been expanded to provide more training assistance than in past years. Program Requirements: KRWA is required to prepare an Assistance Plan annually, which addresses the state's unique training and on-site technical assistance needs for rural and small water systems. A minimum combined total of 300 training and on-site assistance hours is to be provided by the Training Specialist annually. The 300 hours must include the following: A minimum of 50 hours are devoted to formal training. Training sessions must be offered to non-members, as well as members, and must geographically cover the state. The training sessions must be offered without charge.

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