61. Region III Comprehensive Center - Focus Area - Parent And Community Involvement and Resource Centers US Department of educationfunded parent information and Child Care Connection in Rockville, MD new jersey Prevent Child Abuse http://ceee.gwu.edu/parent_community/iresource.htm

Parent and Community Involvement Internet Resouces Table of Contents This guide points to selected Internet information resources that address the various issues relating to parent involvement. It is organized in six sections: Policy national education policy Practices a discussion of effective practices in parent involvement Research studies of parent involvement programs Organizations centers, assocations, and other organizations Regional Resources resources at the state and local level within Region 3 These links have been compiled as a "starting point" for exploring the vast resources available through the Internet. Inclusion in this guide does not represent an endorsement by the Region 3 Comprehensive Center. POLICY With passage of the No Child Left Behind (NCLB)Law, Congress reauthorized the Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA)the principal federal law affecting education from kindergarten through high school. NCLB and Choices for Parents back to the top PRACTICES National Standards for Parent/Family Involvement Programs National PTA's guidelines for educators in order that they more effectively engage parents and families in the education of their children Family Empowerment a chapter in Educate America: A Call for Equity in School Reform , from the National Coalition of Educational Equity Advocates, this provides information on collaborative services, parenting education, and more.

62. Good Print Resources On Gifted Children Vail, Priscilla L (1987) Gifted, precocious or just plain smart A story for puzzled parents Rosemont, new jersey Programs for education*; http://www.austega.com/gifted/print.htm

powered by FreeFind Austega Home Gifted Resources Where to start ... Other Diversions Good Print-based Resources A range of useful print resources for those interested in gifted children Useful Print Resources - Journals Gifted journal of the , aimed at parents and teachers, 5 issues pa, (comes with membership) TalentEd Stan Bailey Our Gifted Children aimed at parents and teachers, uses a fair amount of good American material (particularly reprinted from Gifted Child Today ), 12 issues pa, Hawker Brownlow Education, 235 Bay Rd, Cheltenham VIC 3192, Australia Gifted Education International aims for international coverage, expensive but reputedly good, 3 issues pa, AB Academic Publishers, PO Box 42, Bicester Oxon OX6 7NW, England Roeper Review Gifted Child Today recommended but takes a long time to travel seamail from the USA and much of the material is reprinted in Our Gifted Children , PO Box 637, Holmes PA 19043, United States Useful Print Resources - Books A strong and up-to-date Australian catalogue of gifted and talented resources is available from Dominie in Sydney on (02) 9905 0201, fax (02) 9905 5209.

63. TECH-NJ Links :: The College Of New Jersey Parents, advocates, educators and attorneys come to Wrightslaw for and resources about Special education law and Vendors of Assistive Technology in new jersey. http://www.tcnj.edu/~technj/links.html

@import "http://www.tcnj.edu/~it/css/screen.css"; TECH-NJ About Us TECH-NJ Issues Subscribe Or request paper copy of current or past TECH-NJ issues Recommendations Suggest a program or product to be included in a future issue of TECH-NJ Useful Links More information about adaptive technology TCNJ Home Services TECH-NJ Useful Links The Adaptive Technology Center for NJ Colleges The Adaptive Technology Center for NJ Colleges is located at The College of New Jersey. The Center works with service providers at the institutions to provide opportunities for college students who have learning disabilities, or who are visually impaired or deaf or hard of hearing, to meet the academic demands of college. The Center provides technical assistance and training workshops for college and university staff. http://adaptivetech.tcnj.edu/ Alliance for Technology Access http://www.ataccess.org Assistive Technology Industry Association (ATIA) A not-for-profit membership organization of companies that manufacture or sell technology-based assistive devices for people with disabilities or provide services associated with or required by people with disabilities. Among its primary goals is the establishment and continuation of an assistive device technology conference on an annual basis.

64. New Jersey State Library our catalog for new jerseyrelated materials, use the new jersey subject keyword index. II. Helpful Print resources Encyclopedia of American education. http://www.njstatelib.org/Research_Guides/Education/index.php

Library Catalog New Books Library Laws of New Jersey N.J. Information ... Electronic Resources Research Guides How Do I...? Ask a Librarian Library Development Bureau Library for the Blind and Handicapped ... Education Education The following resources are helpful in searching education issues. Catalog Print Databases Web sites I. Search our catalog: Suggested subject keywords: (topic) education, e.g.,: elementary education, middle school education, special education distance education education, higher universities and colleges school (topic), e.g.: school management, school supervision educational (topic), e.g.: educational program, educational planning, educational psychology scholarships teaching When searching our catalog for New Jersey-related materials, use the New Jersey subject keyword index.

65. CABF Resource Center committed to training and education through our Parents resources and referrals to parents, caregivers and professionals throughout the state of new jersey. http://www.bpkids.org/resourcesearch/results.asp?STATE_ABBR=NJ

66. Prevent Child Abuse - New Jersey ( NJ ) She wanted to bring our parent education program, EPIC (Every Foundation for enabling us serve the parents and children of new jersey’s largest city http://www.preventchildabusenj.org/

Major Initiative for Newark Schools Several months ago, Ruby Green from the Newark Public School District, approached PCA-NJ. She wanted to bring our parent education program, EPIC (Every Person Influences Children) to the parents using the Parent Resource Centers in her district. With initial support from the Nicholson Foundation and Essex County government , PCA-NJ completed an application to the Pascale Sykes Foundation to support a five-year effort. On May 21, we received preliminary approval for the grant. Over the next five years, hundreds of parents in the Newark Schools will participate in workshops in their own schools, and neighborhoods. Our gratitude to the Nicholson Foundation, Essex County and the Pascale Sykes Foundation for enabling us serve the parents and children of New Jersey’s largest city. The Golf Tournament was a Sucess Our 25th Anniversary Golf Outing PCA Testifies for Child Welfare Panel The panel reviewing the New Jersey Department of Human Services's plan for reforming child welfare called for comments on that plan. Follow this link to read our comments. Welcome to Our Site!

67. New Jersey Homeschool Support & Legal Resources a nondenominational Christian Sunday School, and anything else parents want! new jersey Facts. You should contact your state department of education and local http://www.eho.org/support2/newjersey.asp

This site uses Javascript. If you are using ad blocking software or Norton products with ad blocking turned on, some features at EHO will not work. Blocking pop-ups does not affect this site. Subscribe online via PayPal or download our form to subscribe by mail Add Your Support Group Update Your Support Group Search WWW Search eho.org Receive the EHO Newsletter Volunteers Needed Join the Work of EHO June Featured Resource The Well Educated Mind document.write(code); Message Boards Feature Articles Support Resource Center ... Submit Listings for This Page State Department of Education New Jersey Department of Education Peter Blaise Bottini, Director CN 500 100 Riverview Trenton, NJ 08625-0500 FAX (609) 777-4099 Homeschooling Law New Jersey Law provided by ENOCH Compulsory attendance statute 18A:38-25 Alliance of Home Educators Address:P.O. Box 379, City: Annandale, Zip: 08801. Phone: 908-713-8439. Contacts:

68. FLENJ.ORG - Foreign Language Educators Of New Jersey This workshop will feature samples of lessons taught to young children and their parents. The new jersey Department of education has announced a new feature http://www.flenj.org/resources/index.shtml

Become a Member Legislative Update Links Contact Us ... Join our Mailing List What's New FLENJ Multiverse Call for Sessions Andes Teacher Fellowship Costa Rica Homestay ... 2004 Spring Conference FLENJ Awards For Teachers Professional Award Mini-Grant For Students Student Award $1,000 Scholarship Poster Contest Other Awards Supervisor Award About FLENJ Member Benefits Membership Form Executive Board FLENJ Multiverse ... FLENJ Spotlight FLENJ Spotlight (Also visit our Links section) The Complete Curriculum: Ensuring a place for the arts and foreign languages in America’s schools The National Association of State Boards of Education (NASBE) has released the results of their year long study on the state of the arts and foreign languages. They have renamed the 32 page report:The Complete Curriculum: Ensuring a place for the arts and foreign languages in America’s schools. The report is well researched and provides an excellent advocacy tool for the study of foreign languages highlighting the importance of an early start - a must for all language educators. It may be ordered by calling 1-800-220-5183. The cost is $14 + shipping and handling.

69. TEE - The Trust For Early Education of education) resources in new jersey • $120.2 million in federal funding for Head Start in 2001 (Head Start Bureau) • $381 million in state http://www.trustforearlyed.org/resources_state.aspx?id=37&txt=New Jersey

70. Education a statewide resource on special education issues for resources and training materials for parents and professionals chapters of The Arc of new jersey and member http://www.arcnj.org/education1.html

var site="sm3ARCNJ" PUBLICATIONS! The Arc of New Jersey Education Advocate Fact Sheets Informational websites on education related issues: SPAN www.spannj.org NJ Department of Education, Office of Special Education Programs www.state.nj.us/njded/specialed/ Federal Office of Special Education Programs www.ed.gov/offices/OSERS/OSEP/index.html NJ Division of Developmental Disabilities www.state.nj.us/humanservices/ddd/ SERI (Special Education Resources on the Internet) www.seriweb.com/ Wrightslaw - www.wrightslaw.com The Arc of New Jersey is pleased to announce that it's Department of Education Advocacy will be holding the First Annual Education Advocacy Conference on Septemeber 20, 2003 at the Ramada Inn in North Brunswick. Please click here for more details. Ask the advocate! Do you have a question about special education? Click here to email our Director, Education Advocacy with questions The Arc of New Jersey's Department of Education Advocacy Elizabeth M. Shea, Esq., Director

71. Links To Relevant Web Sites (COSAC). new jersey Protection and Advocacy, Inc. National parent Network on Disabilities Indiana education Policy Center. http://www.edlawcenter.org/ELCPublic/Links/Links.htm

Links School Facilities Government Sites National Clearinghouse for Educational Facilities New Jersey Schools Construction Corporation Tools for Schools - Design Tools for Schools Tools for Schools - Indoor Air Quality Clearinghouse ... The New Jersey Educational Facility Management Program Health and Environment United States Green Building Council Council of Education Facilities Planners International Urban Educational Facilities for the 21st Century New Jersey Resources - Public Schools and Facilities / Technology Integration ... Indoor Air Quality and Student Performancel Community and Schools New Schools Better Neighborhoods st Century School Fund KnowledgeWorks Foundation ... Neighborhood Capital Budget Group School Facilities and Learning st Century School Fund Publications Student Rights Project Laws Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) IDEA Regulations Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) ... Section 504 Regulation (Subparts A,C,D)

72. Hunterdon County, New Jersey Department Of Health - Public Health Programs And S test results in this level, the parent is contacted Working closing with the Nursing and education Office, Senior by a grant from the new jersey State Health http://www.co.hunterdon.nj.us/health/publichealth.htm

Return Home BACK PUBLIC HEALTH Programs and Services health@co.hunterdon.nj.us SITE LAST UPDATED Thursday, June 03, 2004 HUNTERDON COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH R oute 12 County Complex, Building #7 PO Box 2900 Flemington, NJ 08822-2900 908-788-1351 * FAX 908-782-7510 John W. Beckley, Director Healthy People in Healthy Communities Viral Hepatitis Challenges shared an educational hour with listeners of WDVR-fm covering the many aspects of viral Hepatitis and how the county health department addresses the challenges that the disease poses to public health in Hunterdon. For more information about hepatitis: www.cdc.gov/ncidod/diseases/hepatitis Scrubby Bear Gets a Hand Beth Schwartz (pictured on right), Health Educator with the Hunterdon County Department of Health teams up with Tammy Scuorzo, Hunterdon County representative of the American Red Cross and nursing student volunteers from Raritan Valley Community College to present a "Scrubby Bear"

73. Parent Teacher Resource Center Materials List Chapter 28 – Special education new jersey Administrative Code – Title 6A, Chapter 14 – Special education Legal. On Children Death That new Baby The http://www.oldtappan.nvnet.org/pta/PTRCMaterials.htm

Parent Teacher Resource Center Materials List List as of 3/5/04 The materials listed below are available to borrow at the Parent Teacher Resource Center located in the Old Tappan Board of Education Meeting Room in CDW. You may arrange to borrow a book and have it sent home with your child. To do so, contact: Melissa Driscoll or Brett Kuehner: bvk@pobox.com Social Skills/Issues Cliques (2 copies) Best Friends, Worst Enemies The Soul of Education Conflict Resolution and Peer Mediation Guide Conflict Resolution and Peer Medication Guide Volume II Childhood Socialization Your Child: Bully or Victim? A Walk in Your Shoes - Living with HIV/AIDS Gender Issues Raising Confident Girls Strong Mothers Strong Sons Odd Girl Out Domestic Violence/Abuse The Domestic Violence Sourcebook Drugs/Alcohol Is Your Child at Risk? Warning Signs (2 copies) Neurological Disorders When Your Child Has LD Keys to Parenting a Child with a Learning Disability Keys to Parenting a Child with Autism The Out of Sync Child Helping a Child with Nonverbal Learning Disorder or Asperger’s Syndrome Children with Tourette’s Syndrome Mom, I Have a Staring Problem

74. Parent Advocates For Gifted Education (PAGE), Sumter, SC Children Gifted Child Society (new jersey) Pennsylvania Association for Gifted education (Another PAGE Parents (Nebraska) Maine Parents for Gifted http://www.uscsu.sc.edu/~tpowers/page/infolinx.htm

Information of interest to parents of gifted and talented students In touch with your government Click here To send e-mail to a South Carolina elected official Click here To visit the homepage of the South Carolina General Assembly, from which you can monitor the progress of bills and resolutions, read the texts of new laws, learn the constituencies and committee assignments of legislators, find out when assembly and committee meetings are scheduled, and jump to a special kids' page. [WARNING: This is a new address, and it attempts to set MANY cookies on your computer when you log in. If you have your browser set to notify you of every attempt to set a cookie, be prepared to do a lot of clicking!] Click Here to visit the homepage of the South Carolina State Department of Education. Click Here to visit the website of The Center for Responsive Politics. Here, you can check on every national Senatorial and Congressional race. Of particular interest is the information on how much money each candidate has raised and where it comes from. Agencies responsible for Gifted and Talented Programs in other states Maryland Colorado Alberta, Canada

75. Pre-K Parent Resource Center and we hope you will share this resource with other parents. TEE) was established by The education Trust with Trusts; The Schumann Fund for new jersey; and the http://www.pre-k-parent.org/

Home What's New Find the Best Pre-K Activities for You and Your Child ... Trust for Early Education Web site Welcome to the Pre-K Parent Resource Center This Pre-K Parent Resource Center is brought to you by the Trust for Early Education (TEE). Choosing a pre-kindergarten (pre-K) program is one of the most important choices you will make as a parent. Your decision will have a major impact on your child's future success in school and in life. However, finding the information you need to choose the right pre-K program is difficult. This decision is perhaps even more complicated since you may be making this important choice for the first time. This web site includes a variety of resources. In terms of finding the best pre-K program for your child, you can use the Pre-K Checklist and Quality Watch information. For helping your child learn and develop, you can get ideas from the engaging and enjoyable educational activities this web site has for you and your child. Finally, this web site lets you know about important issues in your community concerning the quality, availability, and affordability of pre-K programs. Thank you for visiting, and we hope you will share this resource with other parents.

76. Tri-State (New Jersey, Eastern Pennsylvania, Connecticut) Site and science organizations in central new jersey, including Princeton Buchanan DuPont Manager, Office of education Barley Mill NATIONAL SCIENCE resources CENTER. http://www.nsrconline.org/school_district_resources/Tri_State_regional_site.html

Tri-State (New Jersey, Eastern Pennsylvania, Connecticut) Site Background Coalition Members For More Information Background The Tri-State Regional LASER Site serves the school districts of the State of New Jersey and selected districts in southeastern Pennsylvania and south-central Connecticut. Client districts include both large, urban school districts and small, suburban and rural school districts. Coalition Members The Tri-State Regional LASER Site is a consortium of diverse institutions: Bristol-Myers Squibb Company —a large pharmaceutical company—began contributing to the reform of elementary science education in 1993. The Bristol-Myers Squibb Center for Science Education sponsors professional development training sessions for teachers in client school districts. The Merck Institute for Science Education The New Jersey Statewide Systemic Initiative (NJSSI)  provides logistical support and promotes professional development opportunities. Building Bridges to the Future Consortium  brings together school districts, scientific corporations, and science organizations in central New Jersey, including Princeton University, Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory, the Invention Factory Science Center, Bristol-Myers Squibb, Cyanamid, FMC Corporation, and Union Camp Corporation. The Consortium provides training sessions for scientists and engineers in client school districts. For More Information For additional information about the Tri-State Regional LASER Site and its programs and activities, contact:

77. NJPEP: Virtual Academy gov. , No Child Left Behind in new jersey. , NJPEP Standards Resource. , US education Department. , Highly Qualified Teachers (HQT). http://www.njpep.org/

Main Menu Activities Assessment Classroom Support Professional Development ... Newsletters NJPEP and Side By Side About NJPEP Search NJPEP Site Index NJPEP is the online professional development Web site of the NJ Department of Education. Please send ideas for additions to NJPEP@doe.state.nj.us. Professional Development SAVE THE DATE - August 2-4, 2004. So Each May Learn Second Annual NJDOE Literacy Conference in Atlantic City. Designing and Evaluating Professional Development for Increased Student Learning and other video and online professional development courses from TeachStream. Finding Your Way Through The Data Smog : Enabling Empowered Decision Making with Free Online Tools (by a K-12 technology director) Curriculum Maps - from Litchfield (IL). A calendar- based list of content, skills and assessments by K-8 grade level. In and Around the Classroom PISA (Program for International Student Assessment) results are available. See results of 15 year-old readiness for analysis, reasoning and communication.

78. NJPEP: Virtual Academy (New Jersey Professional Education Port) Family education, Homework help and much more More homework tips for parents of children grades 13 at The new Homework , This article gives a strategy to use in http://www.njpep.org/classroom/homework_help/gen.htm

NJPEP Home Classroom Support Homework Help General Resources Grades K-12 Middle/High School Selected Content Areas Articles/Tips Grades K-12 AFL-CIO Homework A list of sites which contain collections of helpful information or search engines. Ask A+ Locator Links to information and homework help in various subject areas. Ask Jeeves Kids Kids' version of Ask Jeeves. Children can ask questions and get responses. There's a section entitled "Study Tools" that includes homework help, a dictionary, thesaurus, world atlas, an almanac, links to math, astronomy, history, and more. Ask Jeeves for Schools The "Study Tools" has a calculator, an encyclopedia, etc. Click on Students for informative e-films on environmental subjects. Big Chalk Discovery BJ Pinchbecks homework helper is in subject-based categories. See the left menu for special links devoted to parents, students or teachers. FirstGov for Kids Government (and some other) sites for a variety of subject areas. Check out

79. New Hampshire PTA - Educational Resources For New Hampshire Parent Teacher Assoc a central informational source for parents, educators and school array of issues facing new Hampshire schools fundraising to regional parent Teacher Association http://www.ptacentral.org/new_hampshire.htm

A central resource for Parent Teacher Organizations PTO Central Home Fundraising Resource Center State Educational Resources: Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas ... Additional Educational Resources (*Please note that PTO Central is not affiliated with the New Hampshire PTA) New Hampshire Educational Resources Welcome to the New Hampshire educational resource page. The goal of this page is to provide a central informational source for parents, educators and school officials on an array of issues facing New Hampshire schools. From school fundraising to regional Parent Teacher Association contacts to classroom initiatives, the online resources below provide additional insight into these issues, as well as many other important concerns facing New Hampshire schools, PTA and PTO groups, and other parent organizations. New Hampshire Educational Links New Hampshire PTA New Hampshire Department of Education New Hampshire Fundraising Tax Laws New Hampshire Education Association ... Additional New Hampshire Educational Resources Sponsor Links School-Fundraisers.com

80. NJDOE - Office Of Special Education that pupils with disabilities in new jersey receive full the delivery of special education programs operated provides mediation services to parents and school http://www.state.nj.us/njded/specialed/

Office of Special Education The office implements state and federal laws and regulations governing special education to ensure that pupils with disabilities in New Jersey receive full educational opportunities. It provides statewide leadership through the development of policy and implementation documents and provides guidance to school districts and parents regarding the implementation of special education programs and services. The office is responsible for administering all federal funds received by the state for educating pupils with disabilities ages 3 through 21. It also monitors the delivery of special education programs operated under state authority, provides mediation services to parents and school districts, processes hearings with the Office of Administrative Law, and conducts complaint investigations requested by the public. In addition, the office funds four learning resource centers ( LRCs ) that provide schools and parents with information services, materials circulation, technical assistance, consultation services and production services. The office also plans and implements program and personnel development activities in areas such as implementing the least restrictive environment provision, planning the transition of students with disabilities from school to adulthood, planning programs and services for preschool children with disabilities, developing Individualized Education Programs (IEPs) and accessing individual rights and entitlements.

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