41. Wildwood New Jersey, Resource And Beach Listing new jersey Campgrounds new jersey schools Libraries; NJ Attractions / Tourism Information NJ Restaurants, Nightclubs Caterers; http://www.beachcomber.com/Capemay/wildwood.html

What's New Section Beaches of the World Int. Community Guides U.S. Community Guides ... Contact Information Wildwood, New Jersey For additional information: (609) - 522 - 1407 / 1 - 800 - WWBYSEA Beachcomber.com Welcomes: Gallant Lady Fishing Charters Quarter Deck I To Its listings Send a FREE Electronic Postcard to your friends! What's new in Wildwood Every Event In Cape May County by Date Description ... Cape May County Dept of Tourism Additional Statewide New Jersey Services NJ Hotels NJ Business Listings New Jersey Campgrounds NJ Attractions / Tourism Information ... New Jersey Chambers Of Commerce Back to: Cape May County Shore Guides Cape May County City Guides NJ City Guides Section New Jersey Shore Guides ... Beachcomber.com main page var site="sm2shore"

42. Education - New Jersey K - 12 new jersey Marine Sciences Consortium. North Plainfield new Links to the websites for the elementary resources with references to the various schools in the http://zestive.com/eduk12.htm

Education Play Stay Eat See ... Earn Schools: Kindergarten to 12th Academy of Allied Health and Science A vocational high school with a medical preparatory curriculum. Lenape Valley Reg. H.S. In Stanhope, serving several Sussex County towns and boroughs. Princeton A listing of the websites of the elementary, middle and high schools. Atlantic Highlands Elementary Photo's of the school and teacher directories. Lower Cape May Regional Web site including all schools in the district. Private High Schools NJ Monthly rates 38 of them. Beachwood Elementary Listing of staff and student programs. Mahwah Board of Education and public school information. South Plainfield Separate pages for each school. Blue Ribbon Schools At last check, 10 schools from NJ had achieved this award. Margaret Mace Elementary Take a virtual tour of the inside and outside of this North Wildwood school. Ramsey Links to all the Borough's public schools' websites. Brick Comprehensive site covering all 12 schools in the district. Marine Academy Sandy Hook location serves students from all over the Jersey Shore.

43. New Jersey Education Association [NJEA - Hipp Foundation General Information] May 25, 2004. general Information. new jersey s public school employees are among the most creative and dedicated in the nation. Each http://www.njea.org/HippFoundation/generalinfo.asp

Google™ search PIN Password NJEA Home Members Home Inside NJEA Membership ... Press Room June 10, 2004 General Information New Jersey's public school employees are among the most creative and dedicated in the nation. Each day our classrooms are alive with new, exciting, creative, innovative projects. The NJEA Frederick L. Hipp Foundation for Excellence in Education makes it possible for school employees to receive grants that will help them bring creative ideas to life. The only foundation of its kind in New Jersey, the Hipp Foundation supports initiatives to promote excellence in education. More than $600,000 in grants for innovative educational projects that represent a bold, fresh approach by school employees has already been awarded. Spirit of Reform The Foundation awards grants to qualified projects designed to improve teaching and educational access for students. Grants are awarded to projects that: encourage staff renewal encourage cultural diversity encourage staff development opportunities contribute information and knowledge to the operation of schools provide measurable potential for success emphasize collaboration and partnerships among school employees, parents, and/or community organizations

44. NJSCA College & Career Info Noble new Used Textbooks. new jersey Virtual University. new jersey Virtual Community Email college alumni and ask about their school. general Commercial Links. http://www.njsca.org/col/col&car.htm

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45. New Jersey Department Of Education - 2002-03 NEW JERSEY SCHOOL REPORT CARD diverse school community as it blends general education and various holiday times during the school year The curriculum aligns with the new jersey Core Content http://www.clifton.k12.nj.us/rptcrd/2003/school16njrc2003.html

2002-03 NEW JERSEY SCHOOL REPORT CARD NUMBER 16 NARRATIVE School Sixteen prides itself on its diverse school community as it blends general education and students with special needs in a universal theme fostering the ideals of a thorough and efficient education for all students. Teachers, paraprofessionals, classroom specialists in language and speech therapy, physical and occupational therapy all play a unique role in the development of the children in all programs. The Home and School Association actively supports school-based objectives in a variety of school and extra-curricular cultural arts activities. Much effort and time has been expended by parents in their continued support of educational programs and the organization of activities that have fostered positive socialization skills for the students at all grade levels. In the 2002-2003 school year our students had the opportunity to participate in activities that included physical fitness, conflict resolution and bullying, world geography, fine and performing arts and cultural diversity through song and dance. During the school year students and parents were involved in various service projects. Thanksgiving baskets to families, gifts for women and children during the holiday season and a coat drive for needy children. A school wide patch quilt was made by the 221 students at School Sixteen and hung on the front lobby in remembrance of the September 11th victims and heroes. Students were involved in a school fitness program as proud members of the Mileage Club. They also participated in a variety of health and safety programs, and activities that target the cultural diversity of the school community members at various holiday times during the school year.

46. Chatham, NJ Description, History, And Services University, Madison; Morris County Community College, Randolph; Link to other new jersey schools. Places of Worship. Beth Hatikvah Congregation http://www.chatham-nj.org/coin/chatorg1/chatham.html

Chatham, New Jersey Overview Photo on the left shows the Chatham Borough gazebo on Fairmount Avenue. Photo on the right shows the Chatham Township gazebo on Southern Boulevard. Visit The Chatham Area Chamber of Commerce Today! Introduction Chatham Borough and Chatham Township are quiet, carefully developed, residential communities located in north-central New Jersey near Exit 7 of Route 24. Located 25 miles west of New York City on the southern edge of Morris County . Chatham's neighboring communities are Summit, New Providence, Berkeley Heights, Long Hill, Harding, Madison, Florham Park, and Livingston. Chatham Borough and Chatham Township share a common heritage and both are often referred to by their shared name, Chatham. Chatham consists of many fine homes, townhouses, garden apartments, and condominiums and offers suburban attractiveness as well as efficient railroad, bus, and highway commuting to New York City and surrounding metropolitan North Jersey. The downtown borough area offers many specialty shops. There are excellent shopping facilities available nearby in Livingston, Short Hills, Summit, Morristown and, locally, at Hickory Tree in the Township and in the center of Chatham Borough.

47. New Jersey School-Age Care Coalition - WHAT'S NEW? - recognize the great accomplishments of the many afterschool programs across new jersey. Coalition as an entity or to the after school field in general. http://www.njsacc.org/news.html

NJSACC The Web Save these Dates: May 14th Lessons in Leadership Training Westfield Office May 25th Annual Meeting and Membership Luncheon Westfield Office Keep your eyes open for brochures for the following trainings: Links To Learning Details... Westfield Office Directors' Problem Solving Day! Details... South Brunswick Effective Management Kean University There are plenty of new and exciting events taking place in the world of after school programs. In this section we will cover: Conferences Awards Grants Conferences Southern Conference on April 24th, 2004 was a tremendous success. Thanks to all the committee members who made this possible. Southern Conference Raffle Prize Winners "WHAT'S ON THE MENU FOR AFTERSCHOOL?" Mark your calendars now! NJSACC Conference November 12th and 13th, 2004 in Princeton, New Jersey NJSACC 2003 Award Winners Each year, as we conduct our conference, we take the opportunity to recognize the great accomplishments of the many after-school programs across New Jersey. Program nominations will open in the fall of 2004. Legislative Award: Senator Thomas H. Kean, Jr. and Senator Barbara Buono

48. Rutgers University Libraries: Electronic Reference Sources: New Jersey Informati Taxation Division general information and news; tax topics Library of Congress sites; and school websites. new jersey State Library Home page of the new jersey http://www.libraries.rutgers.edu/rul/rr_gateway/e_ref_shelf/refnj.shtml

@import url(/rul/includes/rul-style2.css); Stephanie Bartz Reference/Government Publications Librarian sbartz@rci.rutgers.edu March 18, 2004 Electronic Reference Sources: New Jersey Information Libraries Home Hours and Directions Ask a Librarian Advanced Users ... Travel and Transportation Current Events and Newspapers Daily Targum (Rutgers University) Online version of the Rutgers University student newspaper, serving the New Brunswick and Piscataway area campuses. Factiva Rutgers Restricted Access Search for articles on any subject in the full text of leading business newspapers; magazines; trade journals; newsletters; and television and radio transcripts. Includes the Star Ledger and several other New Jersey newspapers. Get Out Today: Ultimate Student Entertainment Guide Links to a wide range of information on New Jersey: transportation, entertainment, local guides, careers, and more. HeadlineSpot - New Jersey News Links to New Jersey news resources: headlines, weather, newspapers, magazines, television, radio, and online. INjersey Home of the Gannett NJ Newspaper Group, including the

49. New Jersey School Boards Association Thus, the stateÕs general obligation bonding capacity would be preserved for other new jersey school bonds receive a AA rating from Standard Poor s due to http://www.njsba.org/members_only/publications/school_leader/jfeb99_3.html

Synopsis of Services Publications Resources Selected Articles from School Leader School Leader January/February 1999 New Jersey's Schools on the Mend By Barbara J. Bohi Just about everyone agrees that a dire need exists for facility improvements in New Jersey's public schools. But how to go about achieving this is another question. In what may become the largest school building program in New Jersey's history, Governor Whitman is laying the groundwork for a plan to finance more than $5 billion in public school construction over the next decade. This current initiative is not the first time the state has attempted to confront the critical backlog in school facility needs. In 1993, the Legislature authorized the Economic Development Authority to provide $500 million in low-interest loans. There were also three separate statutory authorizations for bond issues for additional state school building aid in 1968, 1971 and 1978 for $90 million, $90 million and $100 million, respectively. The impetus for the current proposal is the New Jersey Supreme Court's most recent decision in Abbott v. Burke which ordered the state to fully fund the rehabilitation or replacement of 429 school buildings in the 28 most disadvantaged urban school districts, referred to as the "Abbott" districts. The Supreme Court also ordered the state to meet strict deadlines that require architectural blueprints to be completed by September 1999 and construction to begin in the Abbott districts by the year 2000.

50. Special Education Week In New Jersey assist the Community Food Bank of new jersey, working alongside general education students, at first unwilling to attend and said, “I go to school with her http://www.njsba.org/press_releases/innovative_special_ed_4-24-03.htm

Special Education Week in New Jersey May 11-17, 2003 Living and Learning in a Changing World FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: Frank Belluscio ( fbelluscio@njsba.org Mike Yaple ( myaple@njsba.org SCHOOLS RECOGNIZED FOR INNOVATIVE SPECIAL EDUCATION PROGRAMMING TRENTON, April 24, 2003—Ten New Jersey schools have been selected for special recognition in the second annual Innovations in Special Education program, the New Jersey School Boards Association and the Association of Schools and Agencies for the Handicapped announced today. The organizations sponsor the Innovations program in conjunction with Special Education Week in New Jersey, May 11-17. The ten selected programs include— “Adaptive Music Program,” Lakeview School, Cerebral Palsy Association of Middlesex County “Cinco de Mayo,” Kittatinny Regional High School “Community Participation Program,” Developmental Learning Center, Morris-Union Jointure Commission “EHS Music Technology Program,” Essex High School, Passaic “Footprints,” Montville Township High School

51. 002-03 NEW JERSEY SCHOOL REPORT CARD - Download Database Consistent with prior report cards, the new jersey 2003 School Report The following are the new features school information data for the two schools specified http://education.state.nj.us/rc/rc03/instructions.htm

REPORT CARDS DATA DOWNLOADS INSTRUCTIONS 2003 Report Card Data Downloads Printable Version (22 kb PDF) Instructions for Using and Downloading New Jersey 2003 School Report Card Database Consistent with prior report cards, the New Jersey 2003 School Report Card is accompanied by a database that can be downloaded. However, for the 2003 edition, the report card database has been completely redesigned and implemented to provide the public with a large collection of data that can be easily navigated and retrieved. The new database has been designed based on the relational database standards and principles. The following are the new features: Each table has several indicator variables (or fields) in addition to the county, district, and school codes: YEAR. This is a variable created to indicate the school year in which the events/status the data collected represents. It is a four-digit field combining the last two digits of the beginning and ending school years. For example, the 2001-2002 school year’s GEPA data has the value of "0102" in the YEAR field. LEVEL. This field indicates the level of the data. School-level data is represented by an "S," district-level data is assigned a "D," DFG data an "F," and state-level data a "T". The selection of the level indication letter is based on the order of the letters appearing in a word. If the words for the different levels have the same first letter, the second letter is used for the higher level indicator value, and so forth. For example, S in the word "school" is used for school-level data, and T in the word "state" for state-level data.

52. 002-03 NEW JERSEY SCHOOL REPORT CARD - Definitions in the approved Accountability Workbook for new jersey. teachers must meet new standards to costs (general administration, school administration, business http://education.state.nj.us/rc/rc03/definitions.htm

REPORT CARDS DEFINITIONS DEFINITIONS FOR NEW JERSEY SCHOOL REPORT CARD 2003 INTRODUCTION In 1995, the New Jersey State Legislature mandated the New Jersey School Report Card in N.J.S.A. 18A:7E 1-5. The law outlines the fields of information that are required at a minimum, including the school narrative. This report card issued in February 2004 contains data for the 2002-03 school year. Enrollment numbers are based on the October 15, 2002 district enrollment count. The information in the report card is school-level data, except for the finance section which contains district-level information. For charter schools, however, the finance section is school-level. Unless otherwise stated, the source of the information contained in the New Jersey School Report Card is the school district or the charter school. As you use the school report card, there are several general practices and definitions that are used throughout the document. They are as follows: SUPPRESSION: In reporting any type of assessment results, an asterisk indicates that the data were suppressed for any group of students that numbered ten or less in order to protect privacy. Test data are also suppressed where the failure rate is 100%, including all other data related to it.

53. New Jersey -- Sources [ ALSO! -- U.S. Law ] new jersey Legal Help for the Poor Consulate general of Canada in new York • Consulat Général du http://www.lawsource.com/also/usa.cgi?nj

54. NEW JERSEY and counties plus guides and general information about new topics from RutgersCamden School of Law Kenneth A Vercammen s new jersey Laws Legal information on http://capitaldefenseweekly.com/portal/newjersey.html

NEW JERSEY Search Government Web Sites of the State of New Jersey Type in a list of words or phrases separated by the Boolean operators AND, OR or NEAR. You may also use NOT to exclude words or phrases. LawCrawler is Powered by AltaVista (tm). Primary Material Constitution Site includes other historic state documents. New Jersey Statutes Searchable resource from the State Legislature. Chapter Laws For current and past two years with subject indexes. From the State Legislature. New Jersey Court Opinions Full-text archive of the Opinions of the New Jersey Courts, including the Supreme Court (since March 1994), Appellate Division (since September 1995) and the Tax Court. U.S. Court of Appeals (3rd Circuit) New Jersey Administrative Law Opinions From Rutgers University Law School - Camden. Bill information Search bills from current and last years legislative sessions. Courts U.S. Court of Appeals (3rd Circuit) State Courts Opinions, child support guidelines, notices to the bar, press releases, administration, forms, legal links and more. State Judiciary Answers to Frequently Asked Question Information on filing an action, access to court, judicial impropriety and more.

55. Wheaton Village - General Information emphasis on the medium of glass, a stronghold in new jersey s cultural history mediums; an artist fellowship program; outreach and onsite school programs; and http://www.wheatonvillage.org/general_information/overview.html

Goals What We Do Special Programs Organizational Philosophy Goals To present programs and exhibits of artistic excellence and educational value in the field of American craft, and to make these accessible to the broadest possible audience. To interpret and promote the continuum of glassmaking: as a cornerstone of New Jersey's cultural history; as an illustration of American craft development; and as a resource for glass art and history for a national and international audience. To provide resources for the needs of local, state, and national craft artists. Back to Top What We Do In its daily operations, Wheaton Village is a leading resource of American craft with an emphasis on the medium of glass, a stronghold in New Jersey's cultural history. Programs include museum and gallery exhibits; interpretive demonstrations in various craft mediums; an artist fellowship program; outreach and on-site school programs; and collector's seminars. All serve to educate a multi-level audience on the role of the crafts in both traditional and contemporary life. Programs are presented in the following facilities at Wheaton Village: The Museum of American Glass houses one of the world's largest collections of American glass. Over 6,500 pieces are on display in the 20,000 square foot exhibit area. An annual major exhibit is presented by the Museum from May through October. Other special exhibits are also presented during the year

56. New Jersey Elections November 2, 2004, general Election Day (polls open 6 April 20, 2004, School Board Budget Election Day. 2004, League of Women Voters of new jersey Education Fund http://www.lwvnj.org/guide/dates.html

Home What's New About the League Publications Citizens Guide Elections Links Women's Guide Primary Elections ... Municipal Nonpartisan Elections PRIMARY ELECTION April 12, 2004 Petition filing deadline for candidates for the primary elections April 19, 2004 Deadline to change party affiliation for those voters already affiliated with a party for June primary election May 10, 2004 Last day to register or change voting address for primary elections June 1, 2004 Deadline for receipt by county clerk of mailed application for absentee ballot for primary election June 7, 2004 3 p.m. is the deadline for obtaining an absentee ballot application in person at the County Clerk's office for the primary election June 8, 2004 Primary Election Day (polls open from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m.) GENERAL ELECTION June 8, 2004

57. How Do Students' Rights Compare To Adults' Rights?, New Jersey V. T.L.O., Landma general Rights, Adult Rights, Student Rights, How Adults Rights and Search and seizure, new jersey v. TLO, Drug testing, Vernonia School District 47J v. Acton, http://www.landmarkcases.org/newjersey/compare.html

Select a case/concept... Marbury v. Madison McCulloch v. Maryland Gibbons v. Ogden Dred Scott v. Sandford Plessy v. Ferguson Brown v. Board of Ed Mapp v. Ohio Gideon v. Wainwright Miranda v. Arizona Tinker v. Des Moines U.S. v. Nixon U of CA v. Bakke New Jersey v. T.L.O. Hazelwood v. Kuhlmeier Texas v. Johnson Federalism Separation/Checks Equal Protection National Supremacy Judicial Review Due Process1 Due Process2 Commerce Clause New Jersey v. T.L.O. How Do Students' Rights Compare to Adults' Rights? Background In the landmark Supreme Court case Tinker v. Des Moines , Justice Fortas wrote, "It can hardly be argued that either students or teachers shed their constitutional rights to freedom of speech or expression at the schoolhouse gate . . . " This quotation is often used, but what does it mean? Do students have the same rights as adults? If you think about it for a few minutes, you will realize that children don't have all of the same rights as adults. For instance, adults can drive cars, vote, and drink alcohol. Children can't do these things until they are 16, 18, and 21, depending on where they live. All of those rights involve situations outside of school. What about inside a school? In this activity, you'll examine some of the cases in which the Supreme Court of the United States has held that rights of students inside a school are not the same as rights of adults outside of school. Directions: The left-hand column contains a list of general rights. Read that list.

58. NJ Gifted Law by the Speaker of the general Assembly and jersey Principals and Supervisors Association, the new jersey Association of School Administrators, the http://www.njagc.org/nj_gifted_law.htm

What's New Calendar About NJAGC Membership ... Home NJAGC PO Box 667 Mt Laurel, NJ 08054-0667 njagc@yahoo.com CHAPTER 335 An Act establishing the New Jersey Commission on Programs for Gifted Students and making an appropriation. Be It Enacted by the Senate and General Assembly of the State of New Jersey: The Legislature finds and declares that: a. gifted children have need for special academic programs in their schools; b. public schools must provide for those needs as well as encourage and support gifted children; c. gifted children require early identification and intervention, which must be provided by the public schools; d. gifted children must have an appropriate curriculum adapted to meet the pace and depth of their learning needs in order to reach their full potential and development; e. gifted and talented children are not disproportionately concentrated among members of any particular racial or ethnic group or gender; f. public schools must provide viable curriculum modifications for gifted students for their cognitive, creative and emotional needs; and g.

59. The Truth About The New Jersey Math Standards The historical development of integral calculus was primarily motivated by the search for a general method for Will new jersey high school graduates go http://www.wgquirk.com/NJmathst.html

The Truth About The New Jersey Math Standards An Analysis of the New Jersey Math Standards (NJMS) by William G. Quirk, Ph.D. (E-Mail: wgquirk@wgquirk.com The NJMS Are Based On the NCTM Standards The NJMS Are Not Genuine Math Standards The NJMS Offer A Program For Replacing Traditional K-12 Math With Calculators, Math Appreciation, and Content-Independent "Process Skills" The New Jersey Math Standards Are Based On the NCTM Standards The New Jersey Standards (NJMS) are a "child" of The NCTM Standards , from The National Council of Teachers of Mathematics (NCTM). Similar to the parent, they fail to identify the specific, grade-by-grade math content that should be taught and learned during the K-12 years. Instead, they promote the NCTM's "progressive" program for replacing traditional K-12 math with "manipulatives", calculators, "guess and check", estimation, and content-independent "process skills". These NJMS substitution strategies are disguised as 16 so-called "content standards", each with multiple "cumulative process indicators" (CPIs) listed for the ends of grades 4, 8, and 12. Yes, New Jersey high school graduates will be able to guess the solution to 3x + 2 = 17, and they will be able to use a calculator to estimate the solution to 6x +2 = 22, but don't be surprised if they can't find the exact answer in the second case. Expect to hear that "exact answers" aren't important and that modern math is all about calculators. Don't be surprised when they reach for a calculator to find 10% of 300, or to find the new selling price of an $8 item, now offered at a 25% discount.

60. Legislature - New Jersey- NCSBS BE IT ENACTED by the Senate and general Assembly of the State of new jersey In addition 222 (49 CFR §571.222) concerning school bus passenger seating and http://www.ncsbs.org/legislature/legislative_nj.htm

The National Coalition For School Bus Safety Home Page Mission Membership Crash Reports National News Parents' Stories Endorsements Fact Summaries ... Accident Form Accident Data Pre-2000 Links Contact NCSBS If you like this site click here to Tell a Friend Legislature - New Jersey click here to download the document, as below. SUBJECT: NJ LAW New Jersey's School Bus Seat Belt Law Office of the Governor News Release September 8, 1992 Governor Signs School Bus Seat Belt Laws WEST ORANGE, N.J.After a nearly 20-year legislative gridlock, Governor Jim Florio today signed legislation requiring new school buses to be equipped with seat belts and roof escape hatchesmaking New Jersey the first state in the nation to mandate school bus safety as law. The two-prong safety measures require all new school buses to be equipped with seat belts, 28-inch seat backs and roof hatches. Approximately 900 new large buses are purchased each year. Although some New Jersey school districts and other states have voluntarily undertaken school bus seat belt efforts, New Jersey is the first state to mandate these safety measures. The legislative debate over seat belts on school buses has raged for the past years. In April, Gov. Florio had urged the state's consumer advocates to help break the gridlock and push for passage of the legislation. A 1989 study he New Jersey Institute of Technology, commissioned by the state, concluded that installing belts would improve overall safety performance. The as the support of the state PTA and the state Board of Education.

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