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62. News Release Reaching this milestone shows the continued emphasis that Governor Bob Taft and the ohio general Assembly place on ensuring that ohio s school children have http://governor.ohio.gov/releases/022004schoolfacilities.htm

TAFT ANNOUNCES OVER $3 BILLION SPENT FOR SCHOOL CONSTRUCTION OSFC Has Funded 200 Schools in 75 Counties, Spends $2 Million a Day on Schools COLUMBUS (February 20, 2004) - Governor Bob Taft today announced that the Ohio School Facilities Commission (OSFC) has now disbursed over $3 billion to fund school construction projects in 150 active school districts in 75 Ohio counties. Administrated by the OSFC, the funding allows statewide school districts to renovate existing buildings and build new facilities. "We are making excellent progress toward our goal of creating good, modern, and safe places for Ohio's school children," said Taft. "Thanks to continuing support from the General Assembly and from the efforts of local communities, we will continue to do all we can to enable every single child to receive a good education." Since its inception in 1997, the OSFC has provided funding for 200 new school buildings across the state. Over the past three years, spending on OSFC-funded projects in both state and local dollars has averaged over $2 million a day. "Reaching this milestone shows the continued emphasis that Governor Bob Taft and the Ohio General Assembly place on ensuring that Ohio's school children have the opportunity to go to school in a quality learning environment," said OSFC Executive Director Lynn Readey.

63. GCNA - Ohio Nursing Schools DEFINITIONS OF TYPES OF NURSING PROGRAMS. There are several different types of nursing programs offered in ohio. definition are links to lists of ohio schools from the NLNAC and/or the ohio Board http://www.clevelandnurse.org/ohio_nursing_schools.htm

DEFINITIONS OF TYPES OF NURSING PROGRAMS There are several different types of nursing programs offered in Ohio. The definitions that follow are from the National League for Nursing Accrediting Commission's (NLNAC) Directory of Accredited Nursing Programs . Below each definition are links to lists of Ohio schools from the NLNAC and/or the Ohio Board of Nursing BACCALAUREATE DEGREE NLNAC list of Baccalaureate Degree Nursing programs in Ohio Ohio Board of Nursing RN Education programs (pdf file) DIPLOMA Usually a hospital based program with a course of study of two to three years in length leading to the award of a diploma. There may be an affiliation with a junior or senior college for the general education component of the curriculum. Graduates are eligible for licensure as registered nurse and are generally employed in hospitals and long term care facilities. NLNAC list of Diploma Nursing programs in Ohio Ohio Board of Nursing RN Education programs (pdf file) ASSOCIATE DEGREE - A program usually affiliated with junior, technical and community colleges leading to the associate degree in nursing. Some associate degree programs are found in senior colleges and universities. Associate degree programs usually two years in length include course work in general education and nursing. Graduates are eligible for licensure as a registered nurse and are prepared to practice in structured care settings

64. The DRM Regional Resource Directory: OHIO ohio School for the Deaf ohio Chapter of Rita School for the Deaf link not working 11/15 Developmental Disabilities See also Children, general, MultiService http://www.disabilityresources.org/OHIO.html

Home Subjects States Librarians ... Contact Us The DRM Regional Resources Directory (States) Ohio - The Buckeye State Updated 11/2001 State Index About / Hints / Link General See also Developmental Disabilities Multi-Service Agencies AXIS Center for Public Awareness of People with Disabilities Disability Health Ohio ... National Resources Aging AARP in Ohio Council for Older Adults of Delaware County ElderWeb Ohio Ohio Association of Area Agencies on Aging ... National Resources Alzheimer's Disease Alzheimer's Association - Chapters in Ohio National Resources Arts Artists with Disabilities Network of Ohio VSA arts Ohio National Resources Assistive Technology Assistive Technology of Ohio Recycled Equipment Donated for Independence (REDI) National Resources Autism Autism Society of Ohio Central Ohio chapter Greater Cincinnati chapter Northwest Ohio chapter ... National Resources Blindness and Visual Impairments American Council of the Blind - Ohio Clovernook Center for the Blind Library for the Blind and Physically Handicapped (Cincinnati) Library for the Blind and Physically Handicapped (Cleveland) ... National Resources Brain Injury Ohio Valley Center for Brain Injury Prevention and Rehabilitation Brain Injury Association of Ohio National Resources Cerebral Palsy UCP of Greater Cleveland National Resources Children See also Developmental Disabilities Education Assistive Technology of Ohio - Southeast Ohio Adaptive Toy Library Cleveland Clinic Children's Hospital for Rehabilitation ... National Resources Communication Disorders

65. Kenston High School ~ General Information About Kenston general Information about Kenston. Maps and directions to Kenston High School. 17425 Snyder Road ~ Chagrin Falls, ohio ~ 44023 ~ USA Phone (440) 5439821 Fax (440 http://www.kenston.k12.oh.us/khs/khs_info.htm

Search Our Site Our School Academics Athletics Extracurriculars Guidance ... Student Life Our Site Home What's New Contact Us Forums ... Entertainment Our District Alumni District Home General Information about Kenston 84 Kb Photo courtesy of Mr. Rovtar (Mr. Manning was the pilot) Maps and directions to Kenston High School Past KHS Principals 17425 Snyder Road ~ Chagrin Falls, Ohio ~ 44023 ~ USA Phone (440) 543-9821 Fax (440) 543-9021 www.kenston.k12.oh.us/khs/khs.htm Principal Mr. Christopher Lewis Assistant Principals: Mr. Vauter, Mrs. Pillets, Mr. Hl iatzos Kenston High School offers a varied curriculum of academic, elective, and vocational classes. All courses are designed to meet the individual needs, abilities, and future plans of students. A wide variety of AP and advanced classes are offered in the areas of Computer Science, Math, Science, English and Social Studies. In math, numerous courses are designed to meet various student abilities and interest areas including Functions and Trigonometry, Pre Calculus and Discrete Mathematics, AP Statistics, and AP Calculus. A Math Lab offers individualized assistance to students.

66. 2003 Ohio Income Tax Schools 2004 ohio Income Tax schools. Welcome to the 41st Annual ohio Income Tax schools. The tax school workbook also will cover changes in filing ohio tax returns. http://www-agecon.ag.ohio-state.edu/programs/TaxSchool/

2004 Ohio Income Tax Schools General Information Continuing Education Contact Us Welcome to the 41st Annual Ohio Income Tax Schools Our Mission To provide high quality resource materials and instruction to meet the continuing education needs of tax practitioners. **Update and corrections to the 2003 National Income Tax Workbook can be found at the following website: http://www.taxworkbook.com (User name: class2003; Password: class2003) 2004 Income Tax School Dates and Locations: Ashland: Tuesday-Wednesday, November 16-17 Fremont: Thursday-Friday, November 18-19 Columbus: Monday-Tuesday, November 22-23 Zanesville: Tuesday-Wednesday, November 30-December 1 Lima: Thursday-Friday, December 2-3 Dayton: Monday-Tuesday, December 6-7 Chillicothe: Thursday-Friday, December 9-10 Kent: Monday-Tuesday, December 13-14 2004 Agricultural Issues Workshop: Friday, December 17 (Exact locations around the state TBD) **Registration is not available until October 1, 2004** A listing of the 2004 National Income Tax Workbook topics is located at the following website http://www.landgranttax.com/Topics_2004_05_26.pdf

67. Ohio High School Links North Canton Hoover Viking Soccer, Toronto High School. ohio Prep Sports, Anthony Wayne High School general s Basketball. Danbury Lady Laker High School Basketball. http://www.sportsfansofamerica.com/Links/High_Schools/ohio1.htm

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68. Ohio Valley General Hospital -- School Of Nursing School of Nursing. History The ohio Valley general Hospital School of Nursing accepted its first student in 1901 with its first graduation taking place in 1904. http://www.ohiovalleyhospital.org/son.html

Nurses, Start Feeling Appreciated. Join Our Team. School of Nursing History The Ohio Valley General Hospital School of Nursing accepted its first student in 1901 with its first graduation taking place in 1904. From this time on, The School of Nursing has grown and advanced with the Hospital toward a mutual goal of excellence in health care and nursing education. The School of Nursing has maintained programs of affiliation with other hospitals prominent in their respective fields to provide students with opportunities for experience in all areas of nursing care. Curriculum Objectives Upon completion of the program, the student: Assesses the physiological, psychological, psychosocial and spiritual needs of the client. Implements the nursing process while incorporating Watson's carative factors to identify and meet the needs of the client. Creates therapeutic relationships with clients at various developmental levels to reach optimal wellness. Assists clients toward higher levels of self-actualization based on the perception of needs. Collaborates with the health care team to improve the quality of life for individuals, families and communities.

69. Ohio Valley General Hospital -- School Of Radiography For more information on shadowing, please contact ohio Valley general Hospital s School of Radiography at 412777-6210. Mission http://www.ohiovalleyhospital.org/sor.html

Scholarships Available Details School of Radiography The Field of Radiologic Technology A radiologic technologist, or radiographer, is a health care professional who plays an important role in patient care by assisting with the diagnosis and treatment of illness and disease. Radiologic technology combines advanced medical technology with human compassion. Through the use of x-rays, radiologic technologists perform sophisticated diagnostic imaging tests that uncover a wide range of medical conditions. The results of these tests are then used by physicians to determine the patient's condition and the best course of treatment. Employment Opportunity and Outlook Qualified experienced radiographers are currently in very high demand. In 2002, the American Hospital Association identified the field of radiologic technology as having the highest vacancy rate of any health care profession, surpassing the demand for both nurses and pharmacists. Job opportunities exist in hospitals, physicians' offices, clinics, imaging centers, and with mobile imaging companies. Based on a survey conducted by the American Society of Radiologic Technologists, the average national salary of a radiologic technologist in 2001 was $36,900. Ohio Valley General Hospital/La Roche College Radiography Program Information The Ohio Valley General Hospital/La Roche College Radiography Program is a full-time, primarily daylight program that is 24 months in length including two summers. Classes start at the end of August.

70. Ohio School District Income Tax Introduction State of ohio. Local Income Tax and School District Income Tax Directory. general. Section 9.42 of the ohio Revised Code http://101investor.com/z/income-tax/ohio-school-district-income-tax.html

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71. Save The Date: May 11-12, 2004: Ohio BASA/TRIAD School Facilities Conference And to make project information available to the general public, school districts, construction OSFC is currently working with over 370 districts in ohio. http://www.kwfdn.org/ProgramAreas/Facilities/save_date.html

Register Now Everyone, from school representatives to community members to facilities professionals, is invited to attend. KnowledgeWorks Foundation will present conference sessions throughout the day on Tuesday, May 11th, and sponsor the event’s keynote speaker – Mr. Randall Fielding. Mr. Fielding is the Founder and Editorial Director of DesignShare, a premier on-line resource for the design of innovative learning environments. He is internationally recognized as an architect, educational facility planner, and author. To register for this valuable event, please contact BASA at (614) 846-4080 or click here to view registration information and the full schedule. Mention KnowledgeWorks Foundation and you will receive a member discount. Don’t miss this opportunity to obtain critical information for your school, district, and community! Below are descriptions of the involved collaborators: The Buckeye Association of School Administrators (BASA) The Buckeye Association of School Administrators (BASA) is a nonprofit professional organization which serves the needs of Ohio school system leaders. BASA works to provide its members, comprised primarily of superintendents, central office administrators, building level administrators, higher education administrators and faculty, graduate students, and other educational personnel, with the information and resources they need to improve the educational opportunities of their students. BASA produces conferences, workshops, and seminars throughout the year on a wide variety of topics. Other services provided by BASA to its members include member advocacy, legal assistance, legislative representation, professional development, research, and publications. BASA has been a founding partner in the BASA/TRIAD School Facilities Conference since its inception in 2002.

72. Ohio Attorney General each of the following agencies the ohio Departments of the Lieutenant Governor, and the Office of the Attorney general. who have dropped out of school or who http://www.ag.state.oh.us/sections/corrections_litigation/alte.prog.non-ur.htm

Corrections Litigation Alternative Program/Schools Challenge Grants Request for Proposals City, Exempted Village and Local School Districts I. Background and Context On July 1, 1999, House Bill 282 went into effect, establishing a grant program in the amount of $40 million to encourage the development of alternative schools/programs for those youth who are habitually truant and experience school failure, who bully or threaten their classmates, or otherwise regularly disrupt the school's learning environment. Children who are not attending school regularly or who drop out can pose significant problems for educators, police officers, juvenile court judges, probation officers, and the public. These are also the individuals who are most likely to bring weapons to school. When they are not in school and not in the labor force, they are at high risk of engaging in delinquent acts. Among the factors that contribute to youth ending up outside the education mainstream include: lack of motivation low self-esteem lack of personal and educational goals teacher neglect and lack of respect for students pressures related to family difficulty coping with teen pregnancy, marriage or parenthood

73. Ohio Attorney General Summit sponsored by Governor Bob Taft and Attorney general. upon for further information on school safety issues. Programs through the state of ohio, Office of http://www.ag.state.oh.us/online_publications/ohio_safe_schools_resource_guide/

BCI Capital Crimes Charitable Law Consumer Protection ... Ohio Organized Crime Investigations Commission Publications Ohio Safe Schools Resource Guide State Resources Information on services, products, contacts, and web links National Resources Contact information and links This Resource Guide was compiled for the 1999 Safe Schools Summit sponsored by Governor Bob Taft and Attorney General. The guide is intended to serve as a starting point - a list of agencies, peers, and state and local resources to call upon for further information on school safety issues. This guide was supported by Award No. 96-DG-G03-0061 awarded by the Bureau of Justice Assistance, Office of Justice Programs through the state of Ohio, Office of Criminal Justice Services. The Office of Attorney General of Ohio disclaims liability for any errors or omissions. For questions, comments or suggestions contact the Webmaster . Please feel free to review our privacy and security policies pertaining to this site.

74. Principled Public Policy: The Ohio Roundtable - Voting, Government, Politics, Ne decision. 1997, Freedom Forum helps defeat a sales tax increase linked to school funding in the ohio general Assembly. 1998, Roundtable http://www.ohioroundtable.org/about/accomplish.html

About Us - Accomplishments About Us : Staff History Accomplishments Virtual Tour Over the years Roundtable and Freedom Forum have joined in a myriad of public policy initiatives. Here is a brief summary that highlights some of these activities. The Ohio Roundtable is founded. The original mission statement remains largely unchanged today: The Roundtable is dedicated to restoring traditional Judeo-Christian principles to American public policy. The first Roundtable voter information publication is distributed to 2500 churches, businesses, and community leaders. Voter information publications reach over 250,000 Ohio households Roundtable and Freedom Forum help write and pass legislation strengthening child protection laws. First legislative defeat of casino gambling in Ohio. The Public Square radio program is launched on a single station. Roundtable and Freedom Forum help defeat casino gambling in Ohio. Voters reject casinos by a margin of 62% to 38%. Roundtable proposes and Governor George V. Voinovich initiates the Ohio Adoption Task Force.

75. American Civil Liberties Union : ACLU Sues Ohio School Board That Sold Students' and for the court to block the school district from For more information on ACLU of ohio cases link to Privacy Technology Issues general Anonymity on the Web http://www.aclu.org/Privacy/Privacy.cfm?ID=8095&c=39

76. Ohio Valley General Hospital School Of X Wheeling, West Virginia ohio Valley general Hospital School Of X. ohio Valley general Hospital School Of X is a public institution, located in Wheeling, ohio County, WV. http://www.ohwy.com/wv/h/hx237659.htm

Online Highways West Virginia Wheeling Ohio Valley General Hospital School Of X Ohio Valley General Hospital School Of X is a public institution, located in Wheeling Ohio County , WV. Total enrollment is approximately 15. The program leads to 2-4 year degrees. Lowest rates and Free candid reviews for Wheeling at Tripadvisor.com. Read opinions from travelers like you. Compare lodging prices from Expedia, Travelocity, and Orbitz. Location 2000 Eoff St Wheeling WV 26003 Phone Lowest Rates and Free candid reviews for Wheeling at Tripadvisor.com Employment Agencies Schools Hospitals Government ... Libraries in Wheeling Discount Hotel Rooms and Unique Lodgings Fairs, Festivals, and Events Online Highways Guides: Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas ... Link to this page To find what you need in Wheeling use Verizon SuperPages.com Hotels West Virginia by OneTime.com City: Hotel Name: Check-In Date: Check-Out Date: # of Guests: Find Great Deals and Free reviews for Wheeling at Tripadvisor.com. Quick, Easy and Secure Online Hotel Reservations Search 1000's of Apartments Find and Compare Real Estate Agents West Virginia Real Estate 26003 ... Airport Information

77. Ohio Bicentennial -- Bicentennial Bells of the Bicentennial Commission, said that 200 years ago, as the Northwest Territory opened, there was a great need for bells in ohio schools, courthouses and http://www.ohio200.org/bells/

General Info County Listing Alpha Listing Casting Schedule ... Bell Photos Bicentennial Bells - A Signature Event for Every Ohio County A Verdin craftsman burnishes a bicentennial bell after removing it from its mold. The Ohio Bicentennial Commission is casting commemorative Bicentennial bells on site in each of Ohio's 88 counties. The project is the signature event for the whole state, and serves as a guarantee that every Ohio county will take part in and benefit from the Bicentennial. Stephen C. George, executive director of the Bicentennial Commission, said that 200 years ago, as the Northwest Territory opened, there was a great need for bells in Ohio schools, courthouses and churches. "Bells no longer order our lives as in years past, but they continue to inspire," George said. "This project, while re-establishing the tradition of early bell-founders, guarantees a lasting Bicentennial legacy for the generations that follow." Bicentennial bells also will provide a thematic tribute to the state's manufacturing and industrial roots, just as Bicentennial barns, a hallmark of the celebration, honor Ohio's agrarian heritage. In planning such an ambitious project, the Commission enlisted the world's largest bell company. The Cincinnati-based Verdin Company, in business since 1842, has provided bells and ringing equipment to more than 30,000 churches. Perhaps best known for creating and casting the 33-ton, 12-foot-tall World Peace Bell for the millennium celebration, Verdin commissions include the famed "Big Ben" bell in London and the 1804 San Juan Capistrano mission bells.

78. Squire, Sanders & Dempsey L.L.P. - Publications - Report To Ohio School District In ohio, a school district must apply to the ohio Department of Education in In ohio, QZABs may be structured as unvoted general obligation bonds http://www.ssd.com/publications/pub_detail.aspx?pubid=8749

79. DeRolph Reation ohio s current system of school funding remains unconstitutional. The revisions attempted by the general Assembly clearly remain insufficient, said OSBA http://ww4.choice.net/~grays/DeRolphIV/OSBADReaction2.html

Ohio School Boards Association 8050 North High Street Suite 100 - Columbus OH 43235-6482 (614) 540-4000 o Fax (614) 540-4100 www.osba-ohio.org December 11, 2002 for more information, contact: John M. Brandt, executive director OSBA APPLAUDS SUPREME COURT DECISION The Ohio School Boards Association is pleased with today's decision by the Supreme Court affirming the need for a "complete systematic overhaul" of Ohio's school funding process to secure a thorough and efficient system of schools. We entirely agree with the court that "nibbling at the edges" has not solved Ohio's educational funding problems. "We believe the Supreme Court made the appropriate decision. Ohio's current system of school funding remains unconstitutional. The revisions attempted by the General Assembly clearly remain insufficient," said OSBA Executive Director John M. Brandt. "The task remains to start from the very beginning to develop and implement a quality education system for every child in the state. This is the General Assembly's job. The Supreme Court has now put it back in their hands, and we expect them to do their job. The Ohio School Boards Association will continue working toward improving public education for all children on behalf of our members." The Ohio School Boards Association is in its 47th year of service to public education and represents 100% of the state's public school board members. OSBA's services include: management consulting, continuing education through training programs and workshops, policy development, legal services, legislative initiatives, management services, superintendent and other executive searches, information, technology, employee relations and communications.

80. Rural Action | RSCO | Ohio's School Buildings A 1990 survey by the US general Accounting Office found that ohio s school buildings are in the worst condition of any in the US. http://www.ruralaction.org/rsco2.html

Rural Action Home RSCO Home Email Rural Action The Rural School and Community Organizing Project is a project of Rural Action and is supported through a grant from the Rural School and Community Trust. Rural School and Community Organizing Project Home Email RSCO: debbiep@frognet.net Rural School and Community Organizing Project Rural Action PO Box 157 Trimble, OH 45782 Phone 740-767-4938 RSCO Home What's happening with Ohio's school buildings? Why is Ohio's school funding system unconstitutional? What we can offer to School Districts and Communities What's happening with Ohio's school buildings? A 1990 survey by the US General Accounting Office found that Ohio's school buildings are in the worst condition of any in the US. The state set up the Ohio School Facilities Commission to distribute money to fix school buildings or build new ones. Many of the school districts in southern Ohio are at or near the top of the list, due to lower property wealth in the district. We have learned that many people feel increasingly disconnected from their schools in the wake of district consolidations over the past three decades.

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