41. RISD : Rhode Island School Of Design : GENERAL MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION (Please make checks payable to the Museum of Art, rhode island School of Design.). For more information, call the Museum’s membership office at 401 4546322. http://www.risd.edu/mus_member_general.cfm

Membership categories for individuals Individual: $40 Individual two-year: $70 Senior Individual: $30 please note: these fees are not tax-deductible Benefits of individual membership Free admission to the Museum Invitations to programs and exhibition openings Reduced rates or free admission to programs and classes 10 % discount at the Museum Shop Membership categories for families Family: $50 Family two-year: $90 Senior Family: $35 please note: these fees are not tax-deductible Benefits of family membership All of the benefits listed in the categories of individual membership, plus special discounts for Sunday Family Workshops To take advantage of the opportunities afforded by a RISD Museum membership, fill out a Museum Membership form (pdf) , then fax it (with payment by credit card) to 401 454-6802 or mail it to: The RISD Museum, Membership Office PO Box 242 Providence, RI 02901-9887 (Please make checks payable to the Museum of Art, Rhode Island School of Design.)

42. East Providence School Department rhode island general Laws and the policies of the East Providence School Department require fire drills for the safety of everyone in our school buildings. http://ep.k12.ri.us/

School Bond Issue Projects Nearing Completion In November of 2002 East Providence voters approved a 9 million dollar bond referendum to partially repair and renovate several school buildings. Almost all of the projects are nearing full completion. Some are totally done. The following is an update as of early February: • Riverside Middle School. All new ceramic tiling is finished. New seating in the auditorium has been installed. The new elevator is completed but can’t be used until new phone lines and fire alarm lines are connected. This is scheduled to be operating in mid March. Other ADA code work has been completed. • East Providence High School. The school has been partially renovated to meet ADA codes. The library has been totally relocated and renovated. The fire alarm system has been upgraded.

43. Title 16 - Index Of Chapters 167.1 The rhode island Student Investment Initiative CHAPTER 16-11.4 rhode island Certification Standards Board Regional Vocational schools. CHAPTER 16-46 rhode island State Council http://www.rilin.state.ri.us/Statutes/TITLE16

TITLE 16 Education Index Of Chapters CHAPTER 16-1 State Department of Elementary and Secondary Education CHAPTER 16-2 School Committees and Superintendents CHAPTER 16-2.1 Civic Education Commission CHAPTER 16-3 Establishment of Regional School Districts ... CHAPTER 16-82 The Rhode Island Urban Education Act Of 1998

44. GUIDE TO LAW ONLINE: United States - Rhode Island The Guide to Law Online is an annotated compendium of sources accessible through the Internet. Links provide access to primary documents, legal commentary, and general government information about http://lcweb.loc.gov/law/guide/us-ri.html

Law Library of Congress GLIN Century of Lawmaking Library of Congress ... Index Rhode Island State of Rhode Island Constitution Executive Judicial Legislative ... General Sources CONSTITUTION Rhode Island Constitution (Rhode Island General Assembly) Historic Documents (Yale Avalon Project) - four documents; including: Plantation Agreement at Providence, 1640 Government of Rhode Island, 1641 Charter of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations, 1663 EXECUTIVE Code of Rhode Island Rules - volume content listing only (Weil Publishing) Rhode Island Government Register - general information only (Weil Publishing) Attorney General Advisory Opinions - unofficial and official; includes summaries No. 95-01 (January 10, 1995- No. U96-01 (March 7, 1996- Ethics Opinions (Rhode Island Ethics Commission) No. 1995-001 (1995-

45. State Of Rhode Island Department Of The Attorney General The rhode island Department of Attorney general. Attorney general Lynch with students at the Alan Shawn Feinstein Elementary School in Central Falls during a http://www.riag.state.ri.us/

/*Please do not alter this code.*/ @import url(http://www.ri.gov/navbarstyle.css); RI.gov Links RI Agencies Search: Mission History Press Releases Contact ... Skip to content Navigate RI Attorney General Executive Division Criminal Division Civil Division ... Home The Rhode Island Department of Attorney General Attorney General Lynch welcomes home the men and women from the Rhode Island National Guard who served our country with honor and distinction while in Iraq. HEADLINES OPEN GOVERNMENT SUMMIT Pawtucket man gets 25 years, 10 to serve, for manslaughter Attorney General bikes, and carries a torch, for Special Olympics Rhode Island Mission ... RI.gov A Rhode Island Government Website

46. Providence Rhode Island Education Degree - Info On Providence Providence education degrees Learn all about Providence education degrees Quickly get detailed information from the Providence schools, colleges and universities that interest you most. http://rdre1.inktomi.com/click?u=http://www.education-online-searches.com/colleg

47. GOVERNOR Donald L. Carcieri general Background High School East Greenwich High College Brown University Graduate School Previous Occupation that the laws of rhode island are faithfully http://www.state.ri.us/manual/data/queries/gen_.idc?EmployeeID=2

48. RIDE - Adult Education also know as the GED (general Education Development of awarding a Senior High School Equivalency Diploma The rhode island Department of Elementary and Secondary http://www.ridoe.net/adulted_ged/Default.htm

Adult Education and GED IMPORTANT BULLETIN ABOUT YOUR GED TESTS (in Adobe PDF Format) The three purposes of the Adult Basic Education Program are: to help people become literate and obtain the knowledge and skills necessary for employment and self-sufficiency; help adults who are parents obtain the educational skills necessary to become full partners in the education development of their children; and assist adults in the completion of a secondary school education or qualify for the high school equivalency (GED) credential. A variety of programs are available to provide services for these purposes below the college level, to adults who: have attained 16 years of age; are not enrolled or required to be enrolled in high school under State law; lack sufficient mastery of basic educational skills which allows them to reach their full potential; do not have a high school diploma or its recognized equivalent (GED); are unable to speak, read or write the English language. The High School Equivalency Diploma Program, also know as the GED (General Education Development) program has the objective of awarding a Senior High School Equivalency Diploma to persons who successfully complete a series of five tests. In 1999 over 5,253 Rhode Islanders took some or all of the GED tests. The Rhode Island Department of Elementary and Secondary Education awarded 2,623 high school equivalency diplomas to successful test completers.

49. Rhode Island School Of Design rhode island School of Design 2 College Street Providence, RI, 02903 Phone 401454-6300 Fax 401-454-6309 Website www.risd.edu, Student general Information http://www.princetonreview.com/college/research/profiles/generalInfo.asp?listing

50. School Bus - Government the school transportation program in the State of rhode island, including the short titles of the statutes. State laws are referenced as rhode island general http://www.stnonline.com/stn/government/usstatelaws/ri.htm

State Laws and Regulations Governing School Bus Safety in Rhode Island The following is a compilation of the statutes, rules and regulations governing the school transportation program in the State of Rhode Island, including the short titles of the statutes. State laws are referenced as Rhode Island General Law. Anyone intrested in the actual language of any reference, or for an interpretation of the reference, should call the the state director of school bus transportation at 401/277-2679. RHODE ISLAND GENERAL LAW 11-44-22 Throwing articles at moving vehicles 16-7-16 Definitions 16-21-1 Transportation of public and private school pupils 16-21-17 School bus safety programs 24-10-18 Backing up prohibited 31-1-3(i) Types of vehicles (school bus) 31-3-9 Registration card carried in vehicle 31-6-1 Registration of school buses 31-10-5 Special age restrictions for drivers for Compensation 31-10-5.1 School bus driver annual training

51. RHODE ISLAND DISABILITY LAW BOOK general Duties Of The School District 1624. Education - Children With Disabilities 16-24-1. The rhode island School-To-Work Transition Act Of 1996 16-78. http://www.gcd.state.ri.us/RI_Laws/Table_of_Contents.htm

GCD back HOME A Rhode Island Government Website Search GCD Web Site RHODE ISLAND DISABILITY LAW BOOK TABLE OF CONTENTS PREFACE HOW TO USE THIS BOOK Understanding the law numbers Locating the actual laws CHAPTER 1 CIVIL RIGHTS Civil Rights Of People With Disabilities 42-87 Fair Employment Practices Urine And Drug Tests As Condition Of Employment: 28-6.5-1,28-6.5-2 R.I. Fair Housing Practices Act 34-37 Discrimination In Granting Credit Or Loans 34-37-4.3 Rights Of Persons With Disabilities Relating To Taxation 44-3 Property Tax Relief :44-33-9 Hotels And Public Places Smoking In Public Areas 23-20.6-2 Discrimination In Government Services 42-51-6(C) Consumer Enforcement Of Assistive Technology Device Warranties Consumer Protection Rights - Authority To Regulate And Licensing Issues 5-71, 5-49, 23-15-2 And 5-63.2 Aids Discrimination 23-6-22 Assault Children's Freedom From Restraint: 42-72.9 Right To Be Heard In Commitment Proceedings 33-16-26 Rights Of Clients In Mental Health Facilities 40.1-5-5 Rights Of Persons Judged Incompetent To Stand Trial Or Criminally Insane 40.1-5.3-3

52. Rhode Island General Assembly > Op-Ed rhode island s children. School departments struggle to develop comprehensive plans for the future because they have no financial commitment from the general http://www.rilin.state.ri.us/News/opSchFund.asp

HOME LEGISLATIVE INFO HOUSE SENATE ... About the Legislative Press Bureau Rhode Island's Permanent School Fund, planning for the future By Rep. Victor G. Moffitt Rhode Island legislators need to stop the "live for today" philosophy and start preparing a long-term educational funding plan. As representatives of our communities, it is our responsibility to begin planning for future educational costs and alternative funding methods to guarantee basic education opportunities to all of Rhode Island's children. School departments struggle to develop comprehensive plans for the future because they have no financial commitment from the General Assembly. To combat ever-growing education costs, I have submitted legislation to provide a financial resource for the Permanent School Fund as described in the Rhode Island Constitution, Article XII, Section 2. The document states, "Perpetual school fund. The money which now is or which may hereafter be appropriated by law for the establishment of a permanent fund for the support of public schools, shall be securely invested and remain a perpetual fund for that purpose." Our state's founding fathers were wise enough to understand the importance of establishing a perpetual and permanent financial resource for educational programs. They understood that providing basic education to all Rhode Islanders is not a privilege, but a responsibility of the state. They did not, however, propose pawning this responsibility off on the local towns and cities through increased property taxes.

53. Rhode Island Hospital/ Brown University School Of Medicine (RI) the Division of general Internal Medicine at rhode island Hospital in collaboration with colleagues at Women Infants Hospital and Brown University School of http://www.4woman.gov/owh/resfel/rhode.htm

Back to Residency and Fellowship Directory OWH Home Rhode Island Hospital/ Brown University School of Medicine (RI) Program Type: Fellowship in Women's Health Date Established: Number of Positions: 1-2 per year Duration of Program: 2 years Sponsored by: Division of General Internal Medicine Contact(s) Anne W. Moulton, M.D. Director of Fellowship Program Rhode Island Hospital 593 Eddy Street Providence, RI 02903 Telephone: (401) 444-8472 FAX: (401) 444-4730 E-mail: amoulton@lifespan.org Eligibility Requirement(s) Completion of an Internal Medicine residency or Family Medicine residency is required. Required Activities The research curriculum includes lectures on Biostatistics, Epidemiology, Study Design, and Computer Applications, etc. throughout the two years. The teaching curriculum includes lectures and videotaping sessions with evaluation. Clinical activities include two sessions at Women's Health Associates, a multidisciplinary practice for women; one session teaching primary care and women's health in the Medical Primary Care Unit, and two months per year serving as a co-attending on the General Medical Service. Elective Activities Elective activities include but are not limited to two- to three-month rotations in a Menopause, Endocrine or Breast clinic.

54. RhodeIslandWrestling - Rhode Island High School Wrestling Forum Jump. http://riwrestling.proboards6.com/index.cgi?board=general

55. SBA - RHODE ISLAND District Office - Local Resources general Laws; general Treasurer s Office; Governor s Office; House of Representatives; College Library; rhode island College Library; rhode island School of Design http://www.sba.gov/ri/local.html

Homepage for the SBA office in Providence, RI Providence, RI Rhode Island Outside Resources About Us News Training Calendar Counseling and Training Resources ... ENDORSEMENT AND LIABILITY TABLE OF CONTENTS Federal Government Resources State Government City/Town Government Chambers of Commerce ... Miscellaneous Services Federal Government Resources Census Bureau Department of Agriculture - Small Business Opportunities Department of Agriculture - Exporter Assistance Department of Commerce ... [Table of Contents] Rhode Island State Government Resources Business Development Department of Attorney General Department of Business Regulations Department of Environmental Management ... [Table of Contents] City/Town Government Resources City of Cranston City of East Providence City of Newport City of Pawtucket ... Town of New Shoreham (Block Island) Town of North Kingstown Town of North Smithfield Town of Portsmouth Town of Richmond ... [Table of Contents] Chambers of Commerce Block Island Chamber of Commerce Central Rhode Island Chamber of Commerce Charlestown Chamber of Commerce Cranston Chamber of Commerce ... [Table of Contents] Counties

56. RIGenWeb Articles Index: Page 1 during Revolutionary War, 1777; 1770 rhode island Government by A school for Providence, 1770; Incorporation of Committee appointed by the general Assembly to http://www.rootsweb.com/~rigenweb/articles.html

These documents are made available free to the public for non-commercial purposes by the Rhode Island USGenWeb Project This section contains articles of Rhode Island genealogical and historic interest from old Rhode Island books and newspapers. If you would like to contribute please email me with information. State-wide RI School Report Providence Block Island ... Surname Specific For best results finding a surname, use the SEARCH page Index Page 1 Abreviations From the Rhode Island transcriptions by Beth Hurd A. E. O. Ancient Essenic Order A. F. and A. M. Ancient Free and Accepted Masons A. O. F. Ancient Order of Foresters A.O.H. Ancient Order of Hibernians A. O. U. W. Ancient Order of United Workmen B.P.O.E. Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks C. K. of A. Catholic Knights of America D. A. R. Daughters of the American Revolution D. of R. Daughters of Rebekah (Odd Fellows) D. O. I. Daughters of Isabella Free and Accepted Masons G. A. R. Grand Army of the Republic I. O. O. F. Independent Order of Odd Fellows K. of C. Knights of Columbus K. L. O. H.

57. United States Resources: Rhode Island by students in the Honors English Program at South Kingston High School; History from RI Tourism; rhode island History from the rhode island general Assembly; http://www.rootsweb.com/roots-l/USA/ri.html

United States Resources: Rhode Island Rhode Island quilt square based on Maggie Malone's 1,001 Patchwork Designs ROOTS-L Databases and Files Rhode Island Surnames in the RootsWeb Surname List Surname to search for: Rhode Island Books We Own genealog.lc-ri: Books in the on-line Library of Congress catalog with the subject "Rhode Islandgenealogy." genealog.vital-ri: Where to write for Rhode Island vital records, Rhode Island genealogical and historical societies, and the state archives. Or check Rhode Island Vital Records Information for more current info on where to write for vital records. genealog.towns-ri: Names and boundary changes of Rhode Island cities and towns Other Rhode Island Genealogical and Historical Resources on the Net Other Rhode Island Genealogy and History Pages Linkpendium Rhode Island County Links Rhode Island Resources at Rootsweb: State level County level Cyndi's List of Genealogy Sites on the Internet - U.S. - Rhode Island The Rhode Island GenWeb Project ... Rhode Island Resources from Genealogy Resources on the Internet. Rhode Island History Online Rhode Island History New River Notes General Resources Rhode Island Mailing Lists GenConnect Rhode Island Visitor Center USGenWeb Archives: Rhode Island LDS Research Outline for Rhode Island ... Rhode Island Family History Centers Guide to Census Schedules for Rhode Island in soundex and census ), and

58. Rhode Island Division Of Motor Vehicles general Information School Buses vehicles must stop for school buses on convert a motorcycle license from another state to a first-time rhode island license. http://www.dmv.state.ri.us/new/rules.php

Home Online Services FAQs Site Map ... Register to Vote General Information Traffic Rules Speed Limits - 65 m.p.h. maximum on interstate highways. Business and residential districts, 25 m.p.h.; elsewhere 50 m.p.h. during the day, 45 m.p.h. at night, or as posted. Seat belts are required for all operators and passengers. Secondary enforcement for those 13 and older. Primary enforcement for children 12 and under. Approved child restraint systems are required for children under age seven (7) years. Children between the ages of 7 through 12 as a passenger in any seating position shall be properly wearing a safety belt. School Buses - vehicles must stop for school buses on any public or private road or parking lot when bus operates its flashing red lights. Vehicles may proceed when lights stop flashing. Right Turn on Red - Permitted after a complete stop unless prohibited by sign. Motorcycle Information Chemical Test Law Highway Safety Accident Reports State Police Rhode Island State Police , 311 Danielson Pike, North Scituate, RI 02857. Commanding Officer Col. Steven M. Pare, Superintendent. Organ Donation New England Organ Donor Bank allows you to register to be an organ donor when you renew or obtain a new license. Simply fill out the form and carry the Uniform Organ Donor card in your wallet. Be certain that your family is aware that you wish to be an organ donor. For more information, contact the New England Organ Donor Bank directly.

59. Rhode Island State Improvement Grant the general curriculum. Specifically, activities implemented as part of this goal will (a) collaborate with the rhode island Association of School Committees http://www.ric.edu/uap/RISIG/goals.html

Rhode Island State Improvement Grant Background Organizational Chart Committee List Personnel Overall Goals There are three primary goals for the RISIG. The first goal is to ensure that all students with disabilities are taught by highly qualified teachers. Specifically, activities implemented as part of this goal will: (a) assist teacher preparation programs to ensure that teacher candidates have both coursework and practicum experiences that prepare them to educate children with disabilities within the context of the general curriculum. Faculty Academies will be developed at two teacher preparation centers to facilitate this goal. (b) recruit and prepare a sufficient number of general education teachers who have the knowledge and competencies needed t provide quality instruction to children with disabilities in general education setting. (c) recruit and prepare a sufficient number of quality special educators and paraprofessionals who have the knowledge and competencies needed to collaborate with general educators to meet the unique needs of the growing population off children with disabilities within the context of the general curriculum. The recruitment activities will target several populations of perspective candidates including teachers who are not fully certified, teacher assistants, siblings and other family members, high school students from diverse cultures, and others. An Individualized Planning process and a variety of support mechanisms will assist these candidates through their preservice professional preparation.

60. ADJUTANT GENERAL, RHODE ISLAND NATIONAL GUARD Major general Centracchio was born on July 23, 1940 in West Warwick, rhode island. He graduated from Deering High School, West Warwick, rhode island in 1958 http://www.riguard.com/TAGRI/tag.html

OFFICIAL PHOTO (PDF) HEADQUARTERS, RHODE ISLAND NATIONAL GUARD COMMAND READINESS CENTER 645 New London Avenue, Cranston, RI 02920-3097 MAJOR GENERAL REGINALD ALFRED CENTRACCHIO Major General Centracchio was born on July 23, 1940 in West Warwick, Rhode Island. He graduated from Deering High School, West Warwick, Rhode Island in 1958 and earned a Bachelor of Science Degree in Public Administration at Roger Williams College, and an Honorary Doctorate in Military Science by the Constantinian University. He enlisted in the National Guard in September 1957, graduated from Officer Candidate School, Class Number 5, 1962, and was commissioned a Second Lieutenant. He completed the Air Defense Officer Basic Course, 1963, the Air Defense Officer Advance Course, 1971, the Field Artillery Officer Advance Course, 1973, and the Command and General Staff College, 1975. Major General Centracchio has been awarded the Legion of Merit; Meritorious Service Medal; Army Commendation Medal with two Oak Leaf Clusters; Army Achievement Medal; Army Reserve Component Achievement Medal with six Oak Leaf Clusters; National Defense Service Medal; Humanitarian Service Medal; Armed Forces Reserve Medal with three Hour Glass Devices; Army Service Ribbon; Army National Guard Recruiter Badge; Rhode Island Star; Rhode Island Service Medal with Eagle and V Device; and the Rhode Island Emergency Service Ribbon with two Oak Leaf Clusters.

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