1. Archived: State Regulation Of Private Schools - New Jersey This page provides new jersey's regulations governing private schools. Length of School Year/Day new jersey's Compulsory education Law requires children between the ages of 6 school board http://www.ed.gov/pubs/RegPrivSchl/newjerse.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 New Jersey Registration/Licensing/Accreditation: New Jersey law places registration requirements on a limited category of private schools that are not operated by charitable institutions or religious denominations, i.e. for-profit nonsectarian private boarding schools established after 1920 and private schools charging tuition for certain vocational education. This limited category of schools must obtain a certificate of approval from the Commissioner of Education to legally operate within the state. N.J. Rev. Stat. 18A:69-1 et seq Recordkeeping/Reports: Length of School Year/Day: Curriculum: Special Education: et seq Health: Safety: Transportation: The New Jersey Constitution declares that the state legislature may, within reasonable limitations as to distance, provide student transportation (ages 5-18) to and from any school. New Jersey Const. Art. 8, 4, par. 3. Home Schooling: New Jersey does not have a code that addresses the area of home schooling. New Jersey?s compulsory education law states that every child between the ages of six and 16 must attend a public or private school, or receive "equivalent instruction elsewhere than at school". N.J. Rev. Stat. § 18A: 38-25. Responsibility for enforcing the compulsory education law rests with the local board of education. When a school board has reason to believe that a parent or guardian is not complying with the compulsory education law, the local board of education can initiate truancy proceedings in municipal court, requiring parents or legal guardians to document their activities in providing "equivalent instruction". N.J. Rev. Stat. §§ 18A: 38-27 through 18A: 38-31.

2. NJSNA Home Page new jersey State Nurses Association Proposed Nursing education regulations. Office of the Ombudsman for the Institutionalized Elderly http://www.njsna.org/

New Jersey State Nurses Association Congress on Policy and Practice Caregiver Survey NJSNA Events (expanded) CEO Agenda Rainer Report RegulaTorre Update All About NJSNA Membership Member Information Change Form Bylaws Board of Directors ... Society of Psychiatric Advanced Practice Nurses (SPAPN) Directions to NJSNA Institute for Nursing Mission Statement Board of Trustees ... 2004 Spring Calendar (pdf) Advertising New Jersey Nurse new deadline dates Advertising Rates/Criteria for Website advertising Educational Activities What is the Approver Unit? What is the Provider Unit? Institute for Nursing's 2004 Educational Offerings CE Roadshows for 2004 ... How to advertise your CE Activities on the Web NJSNA Forms C.A.R.E. Award Nomination Form Volunteer Form Nomination for Elected Office Form INPAC Board of Trustees Volunteer Form Legislative Affairs Practice/Regulatory Affairs Practice Resources NJ Regulations Proposed Nursing Education Regulations Office of the Ombudsman for the Institutionalized Elderly ... APN Protocol Standards for Prescribing Governmental Affairs NJ Laws Mandatory Overtime Multi-State Licensure Compact Safe Needles Law ... I.N.P.A.C.

3. Rutgers-Newark Law Library, Internet Law Guide: New Jersey Law 6.13 State Board of Accountancy, regulations on Continuing Professional education. N.J.A.C Right to Special education in new jersey A Guide for Advocates ( education Law Center, 2002 http://law-library.rutgers.edu/ilg/njlaw.html

Rutgers-Newark Law Library HOME Internet Law Guide HOME New Jersey Law by Paul Axel-Lute last revised May 28, 2004 Contents Court Decisions Regulations Administrative Decisions Legal newspapers ... New Jersey Legislature This site includes the current Constitution, the New Jersey Permanent Statutes Database, the Chapter Laws from 1996 forward, Legislative Bills from 1996 forward, Public Hearings from 1996 forward, and, beginning in 2001, audio and video recordings of some floor and committee proceedings. Note: for enactment information on this site more recent than that in the "Chapter Laws" section, check the recent issues of the "Legislative Digest," looking at the end of each issue under "Bills Signed Into Law Since Last Session." Gann Law Books site (registration required) includes New Jersey StatutesFull Text, Unannotated, as free content. New Jersey Legislation Reviewed (at New Jersey Law Network): Lists recent laws with brief summaries and links to full texts of enacted bills at the Legislature's site. Other sites , some of which include New Jersey legislation.

4. N.J. Regulations - Parrots, Birds, Exotic Wildlife The State of NJ regulations pertaining to keeping and breeding birds and parrots. birds or parts thereof, for scientific or education purposes. 10. Special Wildlife Salvageissued to in possession pursuant to new jersey regulations prior to December 10, 1991 http://www.birdsnways.com/articles/njregs.htm

The State of NJ Regulations pertaining to keeping and breeding birds and parrots N.J. REGULATIONS N.J. REGULATIONS Subchapter 4. Nongame and Exotic Wildlife Table of Contents Definitions Permit Requirements Species Requiring A Permit Exempted Species ... Banding and Marking Unless otherwise noted, all provisions of this subchapter were adopted by the Department of Environmental Protection pursuant to authority delegated at N.J.S.A. 13:1B-30 et. seq., N.J.S.A. 23:1-1 et. seq., and N.~.S.A. 23:4-28 and were filed and became effective before September 1, 1969. Amendments were riled as R.1971 d. 125, effective ]uly 22, 1971. See: 3 N.].R. 107(a), 3 N.J.R. 149(d), 27 N.J.R. 329(a). Pursuant to authority of N.I.S.A. 23:2A-5, further amendments were filed as R.1979d.9. See: 10 N.].R.532(b), 11 N.J.R.63(b). Pursuant to authority of N.~.S.A. 23:4-50, 23:2A-1 et seq., 13:1B-30 et seq. and 23:1-1 et seq., further amendments were filed as R.1995 d.48 and became effective lanuary 17, 1995. See 27 N.].R. 329(a). 7:25-4.1 Definitions

5. New Jersey Education Association [NJEA - Home Page] Librera not to make drastic midyear changes to regulations for the states Abbott School districts The new jersey Department of education (NJDOE) is instituting a web-enabled http://www.njea.org/

Google™ search PIN Password NJEA Home Members Home Inside NJEA Membership ... Press Room June 10, 2004 NJEA condemns late, harmful changes to Abbott rules Requests that Governor intervene to stop implementation of regulations that violate state and federal law, threaten student achievement In a letter to Governor McGreevey last week, NJEA strongly criticized new Abbott regulations promulgated by Education Commissioner William Librera on May 25. The regulations, which Commissioner Librera issued under so-called emergency rule-making power, were made effective immediately, without any opportunity for public comment. More... NJEA members produce original musical Looking for an educational, entertaining, and inexpensive way to spend a summer evening at the shore? You won’t want to miss "Lil' Miss Spitfire: The Musical" – the story of Annie Sullivan written, produced, and directed by three NJEA members. The show premieres Friday July 30th at 7:30 PM in the newly-renovated Jersey Shore Arts Center. More...

6. Department Of Education - Licensing Licensing. Website Under Construction. new licensing regulations, NJAC 6A9, were adopted by the new jersey State Board of education, effective January 20, 2004. http://www.state.nj.us/njded/educators/license/

Licensing Website Under Construction New licensing regulations, N.J.A.C. 6A:9 , were adopted by the New Jersey State Board of Education, effective January 20, 2004. The website for the Office of Licensure and Credentials is currently being updated as of February 2004. NEW LICENSING CODE. You may access the new regulations by clicking on [ http://www.nj.gov/njded/code/title6a/chap9/ TEST REQUIREMENTS FOR LICENSURE IN NEW JERSEY. You may access the testing requirements for licensure by clicking on http://www.nj.gov/njded/educators/license/1112.htm To request an application, fee schedule, or other information: Out-of-State Residents call: (609) 292-2070. New Jersey Residents call your County Office of Education: County Phone Number Atlantic Bergen Burlington Camden Cape May Cumberland Essex Gloucester Hudson Hunterdon Mercer Middlesex (732) 249-2900 Ext. 112 Monmouth Morris Ocean Passaic Salem (856) 935-7510 Ext. 8441 Somerset Sussex Union Warren

7. NJDOE - Office Of Special Education laws and regulations governing special education to ensure that pupils with disabilities in new jersey receive full the implementation of special education programs and services 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.

8. New Jersey Library Laws Program Construction Bond Fund new jersey Library Project District Employees Professional Librarian (regulations) education; Qualifications; Certificates http://www.njstatelib.org/LDB/Library_Law/index.php

Library Catalog New Books Library Development Bureau Bureau Fact Sheet About the Bureau What's New for N.J. Libraries N.J. Libraries Web Pages ... Library Law Library Laws of New Jersey Compiler's Introduction How to Use How to Print Changes since the Sixth Edition ... How to Use the Index Index: A B C D ... U-Z Table of Contents On this page: Part 1: Establishment and Operation of Libraries Part 2: Division of the State Library Part 3: New Jersey Library Network Law and Regulations Part 4: State Aid to Libraries Part 5: Library Employees Part 6: Miscellaneous Part 1: Establishment and Operation of Libraries In Part 1: Libraries and Reading Rooms Free County Libraries School Library/Media Centers Academic Libraries Libraries and Reading Rooms Free Public Libraries Joint Libraries Local Budget Law; Municipalities; Exceptions to Limitation

9. New Jersey Education Association [Press Room] am an Associate Director of Government Relations for the new jersey education Association the comprehensive review and revision of the regulations governing the http://www.njea.org/pressRoom/testimony_012104_2.asp

Google™ search PIN Password NJEA Home Members Home Inside NJEA Membership ... Press Room June 10, 2004 Testimony by Margaret A. Lawlor, Associate Director, Government Relations on proposed amendments to the Professional Licensure and Standards Code Presented before the Before the New Jersey State Board of Education January 21, 2004 Good afternoon, my name is Peg Lawlor and I am an Associate Director of Government Relations for the New Jersey Education Association. The Association appreciates the opportunity to comment on the proposed amendments to the recently adopted Professional Licensure and Standards Code. First, let me say that the Association is pleased that the recently adopted code reflects many of the substantive provisions we suggested during the comprehensive review and revision of the regulations governing the certification of teachers in our state. Beginning in 1999, NJEA worked diligently with the board and the department to suggest and discuss revisions to this most important chapter of regulations. Our collaborative efforts were fueled by a mutual desire to promote and sustain high standards of quality for the preparation, certification and induction of teachers. Now as the Association reflects on the recently adopted regulations for professional licensure, we are confident that the standards-based framework for preparation, certification and professional development of teachers and school administrators will provide a solid foundation for excellence in professional practice. We also believe that parts of the new regulations can and should be improved.

10. New Jersey Education Association [Press Room] Before the new jersey State Department of education on April 17, 2001. by the many organizations that testified before you on the special education regulations. http://www.njea.org/PressRoom/testimony_041701.asp

Google™ search PIN Password NJEA Home Members Home Inside NJEA Membership ... Press Room June 10, 2004 Testimony by NJEA Secretary Treasurer Joyce Powell on the Special Education Code Before the New Jersey State Department of Education on April 17, 2001 Good afternoon. My name is Joyce Powell, and I am the secretary-treasurer of NJEA. On behalf of NJEA’s 162,000 members, but most importantly on behalf of the thousands of special education students and our members who work with them, I want to thank you for the opportunity to speak to you today regarding the Special Education Code. I wanted to begin by thanking you for listening to the concerns raised by the many organizations that testified before you on the special education regulations. As an officer of NJEA and a special education teacher, I’m sure you can understand how important these regulations are to me. We appreciate your efforts in making significant changes that code. Over four years ago, when the concept paper was first introduced, I appeared before you with serious concerns about the direction that this state appeared to be taking with respect to special education. I am pleased that by working together with the department and many other organizations, many of the adopted regulations ensure that our special education students receive the services that they need.

11. ELC News Page also calling for compliance with currently adopted regulations requiring NJDOE to include in the decisions education Law Center. 60 Park Place, Suite 300. newark, new jersey 07102 http://www.edlawcenter.org/

NEW JERSEY SUPREME COURT EXTENDS PRE-K TEACHER CERTIFICATION DEADLINE The NJ Supreme Court ordered an extension of the September 2004 deadline for certification of all Abbott preschool teachers. The deadline was established in the Abbott VI ruling (2000) to meet the Court's mandate for high quality, universal preschool in the Abbott districts. Read More.... ELC/NJIT UNDERTAKE JOINT PROJECT FOR SCHOOL FACILITIES LONG RANGE PLANNING ELC and the Center for Architecture and Building Science Research at the New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT) have unveiled a proposed framework and timeline for Abbott districts to begin the second round of school facilities planning. Read More.... COMMISSIONER SECRETLY CHANGES ABBOTT RULES NJ Education Commissioner William Librera has revised the State's Abbott rules again behind closed doors. This is the second time in less than a year that he has changed the guidelines for Abbott programs and budgets. And the changes are not just technical, but make Abbott supplemental programs entirely discretionary. Read More....

12. NJ Association Of School Administrators - Home Page Handbook for NJ School Administrators. Statutes regulations for Special education. Summer Leadership Institute Hyatt Regency, Princeton, new jersey July 13 http://www.njasa.net/

Order Your Copies Today! Superintendent/Principal Briefing Book Legal Handbook for N.J. School Administrators for Special Education ... TENTH ANNUAL NJASA LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT GOLF CLASSIC WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30, 2004 SHOTGUN 11:30 AM BLUE HERON PINES GOLF CLUB, COLOGNE - NEW JERSEY Summer Leadership Institute Hyatt Regency, Princeton, New Jersey July 13 - 15, 2004 The mission of the NJASA , the unifying professional society of educational administrators, is to ensure a superior statewide system of education by affecting educational policy, regulations and legislation, and by maximizing the capacity and effectiveness of school leaders through professional development programs and support services. Directions to NJASA Headquarters Home Contact Search ... email

13. NJASA - Special Education Publication The statutes and regulations for ADA, IDEA, 504, FERPA and new jersey’s Administrative Code — Title 6A, education — Chapter 14, Special education, are http://www.njasa.net/legal/spc_ed_pub.htm

SPECIAL EDUCATION . . . You can’t run from it, hide from it, ignore it.  You want to do what’s best for the children with special needs in your district; however, the myriad rules and regulations at the federal and state levels both confuse the issues and, many times, compound the problems.  If only there was an easy-to-access, easy-to-understand compendium of these laws that have such an impact on your district. Well, now there is!  The New Jersey Association of School Administrators is proud to offer our members a first-of-its-kind publication that incorporates, in one single text, all critical FEDERAL and NEW JERSEY special education laws.  The statutes and regulations for ADA, IDEA, 504, FERPA and New Jersey’s Administrative Code —  Title 6A, Education —  Chapter 14, Special Education, are formatted in two easy-to-read columns (compared to the .pdf files available on the Internet).  An added bonus is a commentary to the new IDEA regulations.  This significant textbook has been developed with the cooperation of OMNI Publishers, Inc., and is being made available to you for the unbelievable introductory price of only $72.00 per issue. Don’t wait.  This will be the most indispensable publication you will purchase this year for your district.  In fact, you might want to consider several editions, in order to have a copy in each school.  Simply complete and return both copies of the enclosed order form to NJASA, with a check/voucher made out to OMNI Publishers, Inc.

14. FAQ On Home Education Regulation - Homeschooling Information From The National H What do their regulations require which are currently applicable to other forms of nonpublic education. . Similar laws are in effect in new jersey When parent(s http://www.nhen.org/LegInfo/default.asp?id=239

15. Laws, Regulations & Cases courtesy of Rutgers University Libraries (scroll down to NJ regulations). of education, State Board of education, School Ethics new jersey court information. http://www.gti.net/mocolib1/laws.html

NJ cases NJ courts Municipal codes State resources ... MCL holdings NEW! NJ Construction Codes @MCL. Need a notary? U.S. Constitution Includes text, history, explanation of legal points and major constitutional cases decided by the Supreme Court of the United States. United States Code Full-text searchable version the U.S. Code. Titles 1-50 are updated through January 26, 1998. In order to ensure that a particular section of the law is still in force, it is necessary to search for current legislation using Thomas Thomas 93rd Congress [1973] to present ), produced by the Library of Congress, for the purpose of making federal legislative information freely available to the public via the Internet. Thomas offers information on current bills, recently passed laws, House and Senate voting records, selected full-text committee reports, and the Congressional Record. A Century of Lawmaking for a New Nation ), American Memory Collection, Library of Congress. Full-text U.S. Congressional documents and debates, including the Journals of the Continental Congress Code of Federal Regulations This CFR is provided by the U.S. House of Representatives Internet Law Library. It can be searched by topic, keyword or title/section number.

16. Boating Regulations By State boating education requirements. Nevada boating regulations. N/A. new Hampshire, new Hampshire does not accept this online course. N/A. new jersey, Successfull http://www.boatsafe.com/nauticalknowhow/stateregs.htm

Boating Courses Boating Tips Boating Contest Safety Links ... Contact Us Boating Regulations by State Boating Education Requirements State Boating Laws Boating Education Regulations Reciprocity accepts boating safety certificates from other states and/or NASBLA-approved courses. Alabama Minimum age to operate 12. Boating license required - proctored exam required to obtain license. Non-residents may operate up to 45 days without a license. Alaska No mandatory boating education requirements. N/A Arizona No mandatory boating education requirements. N/A Arkansas No mandatory boating education requirements. N/A California No mandatory boating education laws. Minimum age to operate is 16. California boating information. Yes Colorado Colorado residents - age 14-15 - who operate PWCs required to complete boating safety course. Home study is not accepted for this age group. Yes Connecticut All operators of vessels registered in, or who own property in, CT must successfully complete an approved boating course or pass the CT challenge exam. PWC operators must take proctored, state-approved PWC classroom course regardless of residency. Other vessel operators may take the CT challenge exam. No Delaware Delaware residents born after 1/1/78 must complete an 8 hour boating course.

17. New Jersey Research Resources 1997). regulations. new jersey Legal Research Handbook, by Paul AxelLute, published by the new jersey Institute for Continuing Legal education, 1998. http://www.ll.georgetown.edu/states/newjersey.cfm

Journal Indexes Jurisdictional Materials Legal Topics A-Z Findlaw LEXIS Loislaw Library Catalog Research Databases Research Tools Search the Web WESTLAW Your Circulation Account DC Circuit Opinions Federal Circuit Opinions DC Historic Preservation Interlibrary Loan State Web Site Constitution Statutory Code Highest State Court ... State Bar Assocation We also have Topical Guides to get you started on subject research. New Jersey Research Resources Statutes Cases Regulations Local ... Journals Introduction This State Guide lists the major sources of law in this state. For a more comprehensive explanation of research in this state, please take a look at the Legal Research Guide described below. Remember that the reference librarians are happy to assist you over the phone (202)662-9140 or by e-mail > New Jersey Ethics Resources Legislation and Statutes Legislation New Jersey Legislature (Directory, full text of bills, bill histories, and more) New Jersey Statutes New Jersey Session Laws Legislative Histories Statutes Print New Jersey Statutes Annotated (official) [ Copy and paste this title to find it in GULLiver Electronic: Westlaw NJ-ST-ANN Lexis NJ;NJCODE

18. National Association Of Social Workers - New Jersey Chapter the last year to review the current regulations and make formally published in the January 21st new jersey Register for 1. Continuing education Requirements. http://www.naswnj.org/licensing_info.htm

19. West-Search Results education (Titles 6 6A, new jersey Administrative Code) Official source for State of new jersey regulations, agencies, regulatory programs, court treatment http://findlaw.west.thomson.com/store/searchresults.asp?skin_site_id=Findlaw&Pro

20. New Jersey Regulations fewer than 1,000 new jersey automobile polices and health insurers that insure fewer than 10,000 lives, the plan shall provide antifraud education for SIU http://insurancefraud.org/requirements/req_nj.html

Regulatory Requirements Back to state listings New Jersey Fraud warning Section 17:33(A-6) - motor vehicle insurance - Language is permissive, but must be approved by the Insurance Commissioner "Any person who knowingly makes an application for motor vehicle insurance coverage containing any statement that the applicant resides or is domiciled in this State when, in fact that applicant resides or is domiciled in a state other than this State, is subject to criminal and civil penalties." Section 17:33(A-6) - all claims forms - Language is permissive, but must be approved by the Insurance Commissioner "Any person who knowingly files a statement of claim containing any false or misleading information is subject to criminal and civil penalties." Fraud Plan 11:16-6.1 Purpose and scope (a) This subchapter sets forth the standards for plan for the prevention and detection of fraudulent insurance applications and claims filed for approval pursuant to N.J.S.A. 17:33A-15 by insurers which transact the business of private passenger automobile insurance or health insurance this State. These provisions apply to all insurers that transact the business of private passenger automobile insurance in New Jersey, including both personal and commercial coverage; and to all insurers transacting the business of health insurance as sets forth in N.J.S.A. 17:33A-3 and N.J.A.C. 11:16-6.2. (b) The subchapter also sets forth the reporting standards and forms necessary to refer insurance fraud matters to the Office of Insurance Fraud Prosecutor ("OIFP"). These provisions apply to all insurers as defined by N.J.S.A. 17:33A-3 and N.J.A.C. 11:16-6.2 including those with PAIP and CAIP assignments.

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