61. 19 TAC Chapter 89 Evaluation of Programs. Subchapter C. general Educational Development. Eligibility for a texas Certificate of High School Equivalency. http://www.tea.state.tx.us/rules/tac/chapter089/

Texas Administrative Code (TAC), Title 19, Part II Chapter 89. Adaptations for Special Populations Link to Subchapters from Subchapter Titles - Link to Sections from Icons Links to PDF Versions of the files are available at the end of the page Subchapter A. Gifted/Talented Education Student Assessment. Professional Development. Student Services. Fiscal Responsibility. Program Accountability. Subchapter B. Adult Basic and Secondary Education Definitions. Use of Funds. Essential Program Components. Diploma Requirements. Qualifications and Training of Staff. Service Requirements for Staff. Program Delivery System. Advisory Committee. Allocation of Funds. Tuition and Fees. Allowable and Nonallowable Expenditures. Staff Development and Special Projects. Evaluation of Programs. Subchapter C. General Educational Development Policy. Official Testing Centers.

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63. Texas Consumer Protection Division Office of Attorney general 115 East Travis St., Ste. University of texas School of Law 727 East Dean Keeton St. http://www.ftc.gov/bcp/conline/states/tx.htm

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64. Today's News and the texas attorney general s office retained the criticizes Perry s special session texas Comptroller Carole the state s ailing public school finance system http://www.texasisd.com/

The Homepage For Texas School Officials About TexasISD.com Advertising Info Contact Us Last Updated: Jun 11th, 2004 - 14:01:52 Today's News TexasISD General News SuperSearch Page Accountability/Accreditation ... Preventive Law Search All Categories TexasISD General News SuperSearch Page Accountability/Accreditation Construction/Bond Issues Central Office Construction Governance Grants Health/Safety Legal Legislative National News Personnel Property Tax Regional Service Centers Risk Management School Finance Special Articles The Lone Finalist State Board of Education Technology in Education Newspapers Preventive Law Advanced Search TexasISD.com Products TexasISD.com Services TexasISD.com Quick Links Today's News Good Morning - June 11 - Updates and Comments The next Working Group meetings... The recently held Working Group meeting is now in the video archives...you can view it now if you missed it. Gov. Rick Perry said Thursday that there is still a chance for another special session on the issue this summer Registration, Presenters and Topics now available. 4th Annual Seminar on School Finance and Legal Issues Jun 11, 2004, 08:45

65. General Information For Parents general Information for Parents Required Information for Parents at ARD Meetings. texas School for the Blind and Visually Impaired is a vital part of http://www.tsbvi.edu/school/parent.htm

Home Site TOC Site Search About Our School General Information for Parents Required Information for Parents at ARD Meetings Printable version in Color 179k Texas School for the Blind and Visually Impaired is a vital part of educational opportunitites that are available to blind and visually impaired students in Texas. In order to make informed decisions about their children's education, parents should know about the programs and services available from TSBVI. Texas School for the Blind and Visually Impaired 1100 W. 45th Street Austin, Texas 78756 General Information (512) 454-8631 Admissions (512) 206-9182 Outreach Services (512) 206-9268 Website: www.tsbvi.edu Toll-free number (answering machine) 1-800-872-5273 (TSB-KARE) TDD (512) 371-1599 Texas School for the Blind and Visually Impaired (TSBVI) is a special public school established the Texas Legislature to provide specialized and intense services which focus on the unique learning needs of students with visual impairments, including those with additional disabilities. TSBVI is located in a pleasant neighborhood in Austin, Texas. The forty-five acre campus is close to shopping, recreation areas, restaurants, and public transportation. Students attend school in well-equipped classrooms. They live in homelike residences with living rooms, playrooms, bedrooms, study areas, and kitchens.

66. Texas Department Of Insurance - Insurance Decisions For Texas School Districts The texas Attorney general determined that school districts are prohibited from purchasing some automobile coverages available to private individuals http://www.tdi.state.tx.us/consumer/sdguide/assign.html

About TDI About the Commissioner Compact with Texans Consumer Advice ... Tx Insurance Code Consumer Area Insurance Decisions for Texas School Districts (Revised September 2003) Table of Contents Coverage Decisions and the Law Coverage Providers and Administrators Health Care Coverage Small Employer Carriers Offering Service ... For More Information School district administrators say caring for their students, staff and organization is an important part of their job. That care includes obtaining and providing insurance. Yet, because of the many types of coverage a district may need, administrators often feel overwhelmed with their insurance options. Insurance Decisions for Texas School Districts Note: The information in "Insurance Decisions for Texas School Districts" does not serve as legal advice nor replace the independent judgment of a district's governing body concerning insurance and legislation that affects its purchase. A district should consult its attorney to resolve questions about insurance requirements and purchasing authority. Revisit this guide monthly for updates. Insurance protects from loss. When purchasing coverage, districts should work with their boards and use the four basic elements of risk management:

67. The Texas School Finance Project Materials from Edward D. Burback Deputy Attorney general for Litigation The texas Public School Finance System An Historical Summary of Legal Challenges and http://www.capitol.state.tx.us/psf/handoutsJoint.htm

THE PROJECT Homepage The Committees Handouts Schedules ... Legal Challenges STAY INFORMED Common Questions Mailing List Governor Rick Perry The Texas Senate ... Texas House of Representatives Committee Meeting Handouts The Joint Select Committee on Public School Finance Agenda Materials from Associated Builders and Contractors of Texas Testimony Materials from the Association of Texas Professional Educators Testimony Materials from the Baptist General Convention of Texas Testimony Materials from Bill Allaway Texas Taxpayers and Research Association Texas Association of Business Testimony Materials from Bill Zimmerman Testimony Materials from Catherine Clark Associate Executive Director, Texas Association of School Boards Testimony Materials from Charlotte Coffelt Testimony Materials from Cyrus Reid Texas Center for Public Policy Testimony Materials from Dan Casey Testimony Materials from Daniel King Superintendent, Hidalgo Independent School District; President, South Texas Association of Schools Testimony Materials from David Hartman Lone Star Foundation Testimony Materials from Donna Garner Testimony Materials from Donna New Haschke President, Texas State Teachers Association

68. Guatemala - LANIC School. Arts Humanities Business Economy general Government Human 1992-2004 University of texas at Austin. http://lanic.utexas.edu/la/ca/guatemala/

Guatemala Academic Research Resources Asociacion de Investigacion y Estudios Sociales ASIES Biblioteca Nacional de Guatemala Centro de Estudios de Guatemala CEG CEES Centro de Investigaciones Economicas Nacionales CIEN Consejo de Investigaciones e Informacion en Desarrollo CIID CONICYT EBI Guatemala Aprendiendo desde nuestras culturas Facultad Latinoamericana de Ciencias Sociales FLACSO - Sede Guatemala Kaqchikel Resource Center University of Kansas K'inal Winik Cleveland State University Instituto de Ciencia y Tecnología Agrícola IPES Instituto Nacional de Estadística INE Revista La Cuerda Una mirada feminista de la realidad Universidad del Valle UVG Universidad Francisco Marroquin UFM Universidad Rafael Landivar URL Universidad Rural de Guatemala Universidad San Carlos USAC Art Workshops in La Antigua Guatemala Arte Maya Tz'utuhil Gallery Augusto Monterroso Augusto Monterroso ... The Dry Season. Gaspar Pedro González Bilingual Poems. Cleveland State University Poetry Center Frontera de la Palabra Mario Madriz Miguel Angel Asturias Museo Casa del Tejido ... Asociación Gremial de Exportadores de Productos No Tradicionales ANACAFE Cámara de Comercio de Guatemala ARTEXCO Guatemala Online Quetzalnet Guatemarket su red de negocios IXEL Cooperativa de Mujeres Programa de Agregados Comerciales PACIT General Background Notes: Guatemala US Department of State, 04/2002

69. Outdoor Learning Center Huntsville, Texas - Schools I recommend this camp to any school that desires to give their students a valuable learning experience. Click for Huntsville, texas Forecast. http://forestglen.gospelcom.net/schools.html

Outdoor Learning Center Public School : schools The following schools have all experienced Forest Glen's Outdoor Learning Center Allan Elementary Argyle Elementary School American Heritage Academy Awty International School Black Middle School Brenham Jr High Bryan Adams High School Buffalo Creek Elementary Burrus Elementary C E King High School Caney Creek FFA Conroe FFA Cornerstone Middle School Dallas Bryan Adams High School Drake Private School Eighth Avenue Elementary Elrod Elementary School Garcia Elementary School Grissom Elementary School Harmony Science Academy Hartman Middle School Hill School of Fort Worth Hogg Middle School Lamar Consolidated High School Lamar Junior High School Landrum Middle School Montgomery FFA Natural Helpers Northbrook Middle School Oak Forest Elementary Salem Lutheran Sam Houston High School Shepherd Middle School Sherman Elementary Southside Elementary School Spring Creek Elementary Spring Woods Middle School Springwood Elementary Treasure Forest Elementary West Orange Stark High School Woodson Middle School I recommend this camp to any school that desires to give their students a valuable learning experience. The accommodations are excellent and the staff is very child friendly. We are very confident that we will attend next year.

70. Outdoor Learning Center Huntsville, Texas - Schools Summit Christian; Sweetwater Christian School; Temple Christian School; texas Christian School; Trinity Heights Christian Academy; Trinity http://forestglen.gospelcom.net/faithbased/schools.html

Explore Outdoor Learning Center Faith Based : schools The following schools have all experienced Forest Glen's Outdoor Learning Center Abundant Life Academy Alamo City Christian Academy Aledo Christian School Alpha Omega Christian Academy Amistad Christian Academy Baptist Temple School Barksdale Baptist Youth Group Baytown Christian Academy Bethany Christian School Brazos Christian School Brazosport Christian School Brenham Christian Academy Brentwood Christian School Broadway Baptist School Calvary Baptist School Cathedral Christian High School Christ Community School Christian Life Center Academy Concordia Lutheran High Corn Bible Academy Cornerstone Christian School Corpus Christi Catholic School Covenant Christian Academy Cypress Community Christian School East Lake Christian School Encourager Christian Academy Faith Christian Academy Fort Worth Temple Christian School Full Armor Christian Academy Gospel Lighthouse Christian Academy Grace Academy Grace Christian School Harmony Christian School Harvest Christian Academy Higher Dimension Houston Christian High School Levelland Christian School Liberty Christian School Life Springs Academy Living Faith Academy Living Stones Christian School Living Water Christian School Oakridge Christian Academy Oklahoma Bible Academy Our Lady Queen of Peace Ovilla Christian School Pantego Christian Academy Park Springs Christian Academy Pine Drive Baptist Christian School Rosehill Christian School Rosemeade Baptist Christian School Round Rock Christian Academy Rowlett Christian Academy San Jacinto Christian School

71. Texas School Libraries' Standards Ch. IV Sec. 5 - Texas State Library And Archiv texas State Library Home Page, Librarians were asked to report the number of computers in their respective schools that can access networked library resources http://www.tsl.state.tx.us/ld/pubs/schlibsurvey/chIVsec5.html

Services to Librarians Resources for Librarians Main Acknowledgments Table of Contents ... App. A The distribution of technology throughout the school with access to networked library resources has further expanded the library’s walls. Librarians were asked to report the number of computers in their respective schools that can access networked library resources and the characteristics of these computers from which library resources may be accessed. Seven variables emerged as highly and significantly correlated with each other. These included: School computers with access to networked library resources School computers with access to networked library resources that have Internet connections School computers with access to the library catalog School computers with access to the library’s databases School computers with access to library computers that have CD ROM drives School computers with access to library’s networked CD ROM resources These variables were highly correlated with each other at all three educational levels. The correlation coefficients were the highest at the high school level.

72. Tenet Web: The Texas Education Network The University of texas at Austin. Administrators Includes Assessment Information, Legislative Policy Issues, general Resources for Administrators http://www.tenet.edu/

Administrators Teachers Includes Assessment Information, Curriculum Resources, useful Library Links, Educational Organizations, General Educational Resources, Information on Special Populations, and more. Professional Resources for All Educators Includes resources for all educators. Find Research and Reference materials, Grant and Funding options, Professional Development opportunities, and information on Technology in the Classroom. Parents Includes Parent Organizations, Internet and the Family, College Resources, Community Service opportunities, and more. Students Search This Web site Ask Jeeves Education Headlines UTeach, the Science and Mathematics Secondary Teacher Preparation Program College of Natural Sciences Outreach About TENET Professional Partners ... The Texas Education Network (TENET) 1 March 2004 Comment to: web-master@tenet.edu Accessibility Information

73. 1990 Texas School Survey Of Substance Abuse 1990 texas School Survey general Results Only onethird of texas secondary students remained drug-free during the 1990 school year; the remaining two-thirds http://www.tcada.state.tx.us/research/survey/grades7-12/1990/

1990 Texas School Survey of Substance Abuse Executive Summary Eric Fredlund, Ph.D. and Jennifer Kavinsky, M.A. Texas Commission on Alcohol and Drug Abuse James Dyer, Ph.D. and Dottie Carmichael, M.P.A. Public Policy Resources Laboratory Complete Report in Adobe PDF format Introduction Survey Objectives Overview of Substance Use: Texas Secondary School Students Previous Texas Surveys: 1980 and 1988 In 1980, the Texas Department of Community Affairs (TDCA), Drug Abuse Prevention Division, sponsored a household survey of substance abuse in Texas. Results were reported for Texas youth between the ages of 12 and 17. Differences in survey methodology require that one exercise caution when comparing the TDCA data and the Texas School Survey data. Nonetheless, the 1990 TCADA report shows dramatic increases in drug and alcohol use during the ten years between those studies: lifetime use of marijuana increased by almost 20 percent, current alcohol consumption went up 42 percent, and current use of cocaine doubled (from .7 percent to 1.4 percent). Large relative increases were also observed in inhalant and tobacco use. 1990 Texas School Survey: General Results Only one-third of Texas secondary students remained drug-free during the 1990 school year; the remaining two-thirds used either alcohol, tobacco, inhalants, and/or an illicit drug.

74. Analysis: Texas School Bill Stripped - (United Press International) 4 (UPI) texas legislators have initially pushed aside a schoolfunding proposal that Leaders of the Baptist general Convention of texas and other http://washingtontimes.com/upi-breaking/20040504-051851-5606r.htm

May 05, 2004 Advertise Subscribe Site Map Front Page ... Wash. Golf Monthly Analysis: Texas school bill stripped By Phil Magers UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL Dallas, TX, May. 4 (UPI) Texas legislators have initially pushed aside a school-funding proposal that would have turned the state into the largest gambling state in the Southwest outside of Nevada. In a surprise move Tuesday, House Speaker Tom Craddick, R-Midland, withdrew the controversial measure just as the first floor debate of the 30-day special session was to begin. Leaders of the Baptist General Convention of Texas and other opponents praised the news from Austin, but they knew the gaming measure could spring to life again before the session ends. Craddick also pulled a proposed payroll tax and business activity tax because Republican Gov. Rick Perry came out against them Monday on the eve the initial debate. "As I have said on many occasions for many months, we cannot succeed in funding our schools and reducing property taxes if those goals are achieved at the expense of Texans' jobs. That is too high of a price to pay," Perry said. "A payroll tax and a business activity tax will lead to the elimination and exodus of Texans' jobs and will greatly hamper our state's ability to attract new employers in the future." Perry said the payroll tax would mean small-business operators or labor-intensive operations would have to consider laying off employees, reducing healthcare and other benefits, losing jobs to other states or even closing down.

75. People For The American Way | Texas School "Suspends" Policy Prohibiting Same-Se texas School Suspends Policy Prohibiting SameSex Prom Dates, In response to a demand letter from attorneys representing Lago Vista http://www.pfaw.org/pfaw/general/default.aspx?oid=15376

76. People For The American Way | Voucher Veneer: The Deeper Agenda To Privatize Pub Executive Summary Today, governmental responsibilities in education and the strong connection that Americans have with their public schools are being put to a http://www.pfaw.org/pfaw/general/default.aspx?oid=11371

77. Southwestern Medical School Catalog The University of texas Southwestern Medical Center Administrative Officers; Southwestern Medical School Academic Administration Campus Map general Information http://www.swmed.edu/home_pages/publish/sms_catalog/1smscat.html

Catalog for 2002-2005 5323 Harry Hines Blvd. / Dallas, TX 75390 August 2002 Administration The University of Texas System Board of Regents; The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center Administrative Officers; Southwestern Medical School Academic Administration Campus Map General Information UT Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas Southwestern Medical School Medical Faculty; Accrediation Buildings Facilities and Services Affiliated Health-Care Institutions Special Programs and Endowments Endowed Centers; Laboratories Endowed Faculty Positions Distinguished Chairs; Chairs; Distinguished Professorships; Professorships Visiting Professorships ... Admission to the Medical Curriculum Application Procedure; Academic Prerequisites; Evaluation of Applicants; Medical College Admission Test; Essential Functions; Residency Defined; Required Immunization; Transfers From Other Medical Schools; Advanced Standing Tuition and Fees Tuition; Designated Tuition; Tuition Installment Payments; Computer Usage and Technology Fee; Graduation Fee; Incidental Fees; Laboratory Fee; Late Registration Fee; Malpractice Insurance Fee; Medical Services Fee; Returned Check Fee; Student Services Fee Other Expenses Books and Equipment; Campus Parking; Disability Insurance; Health Insurance; Living Arrangements; Microscopes

78. Links To A Better Education of Technology Study Tips Sugarloaf Senior High School Study Tips University of texas Study Tips and Religion, The College of New Jersey general Study Tips http://www.chemistrycoach.com/linkstoa.htm

Chemistry Coach Links to a Better Education last updated 4/26/03 links verified General Tips Study Skills Note-taking Listening ... Not Standardized Tests General Tips Ten Tips You Need to Survive College : Middle Tennessee State University Top Ten Tips for Academic Success University of Western Ontario Tips for Academic Success University of Washington 10 Steps In Learning To Learn : Rio Salado College 12 Study Tips Middlesex Community College 10 Traps of Studying! Case Western Reserve University 51 Ways to Better Your Grades Cal State- Northridge Top 10 Tips for Better Study How to Be a Student Breitenbach How to Succeed as a Student Kevin B. Bucknall Student Help A to Z : University of Technology, Sydney, Australia Are You an Effective Learner? Ian Graham Becoming a Master Student Back2College.com Quick Tips for Academic Success Academic Survival Tips Edinboro University The art of getting help : University of California Los Angeles Obstacles to Academic Success University of North Carolina Some Fundamentals for Student Success North Carolina State University The first 20 steps to learn anything much faster, better, and more easily

79. Texas School Law: A Practical Guide Including A 1999 Supplement texas educators and lawyers with general knowledge on reviews legal issues related to school boards and This practical presentation of texas school law will be http://www.educationlaw.org/publications/texas.htm

Member Login Site Map About ELA Membership ... Other Publications Texas School Law: A Practical Guide, Second Edition Kelly Frels, Jeff Horner and Bill Camp ISBN 1-56534-114-7, 401 pages, $38.00 ABSTRACT Table of Contents Section 1 - School Boards and Superintendents 1. School Board Members' Authority and Relationship with staff 2. The Texas Open Meetings Act 3. Competitive Bidding and Proposal Requirements for Texas School Districts 4. Law of Nepotism and Conflicts of Interest in Texas 5. Religion in the Public Schools 6. Environmental Issues Relating to Public Schools and Junior Colleges in Texas 8. Real Estate Issues Relating to School Districts and Colleges 9. Elections Law 10. Understanding Government Contracts Section 2 - Teachers and Other Staff 11. The First Amendment and School Employees 12. Employment Discrimination and Related Claims 13. Sexual Harassment of Employees 14. The Preemployment Process: Avoiding Impermissible Inquiries 15. The Texas Public Information Act 16. Employment Practices Regarding the Disabled Employee 17. Employment Contracts

80. Texas Association Against Sexual Assault (TAASA) - For Teens Scouts, the texas School Safety Center, Men Against Violence at Southwest texas State University, the Office of the Attorney general, texas Youth Commission http://www.taasa.org/teens/default.htm

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