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42. Press Release March 7, 2003 for the safety of all kids, and we applaud the Attorney general s Office for taking the charge in implementing the program in utah s schools. The National http://attorneygeneral.utah.gov/PrRel/prmarch72003.htm

For Immediate Release March 7, 2003 Contact Paul Murphy: or Lisa Cullen, NCMEC: WE HAVE THE TECHNOLOGY UTAH SCHOOLS GET TOOL TO HELP KEEP KIDS SAFE ON INTERNET You may not know "Meet-Me Mack" or "Potty-Mouth Pete." But soon your children will meet these make-believe characters and learn from them about the very real dangers on the Internet. The animated characters are part of a state-of-the-art Internet safety curriculum that will be offered soon in Utah schools. The Netsmartz Workshop has been available on the Internet at www.NetSmartz.org National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC) and the to teach students how to be safe and make good decisions online. One study found that approximately one in five children were sexually solicited or approached over the Internet in 1999. Right now authorities are looking for a 14-year-old Michigan girl who allegedly ran away with a 56-year-old convicted murderer she had been corresponding with online. "Prosecuting online predators is only half the battle," said Attorney General Mark Shurtleff, whose office supervises the

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Home General Also In This Section Larry H. Miller In Hall of Fame DESB Faculty Teaching and Service Awards for 2003-04 Applying to the David Eccles School of Business Upcoming Events David Eccles School of Business Collaborates on Hi-GEAR Program Red Hot Barbecue 2004 Recent Events Graduation Day, May 7, 2004 Risk Workshop To be held on May 17-20, 2004 on the University of Utah campus. Your Opinion Now that Saddam Hussien has been captured, the threat from terrorism is significantly lower somewhat lower about the same somewhat higher significantly higher too soon to tell not sure Results More Polls Featured University Site Monson, Charles - Essay Competition 6 users online 1199 visits 1297 hits webmaster@business.utah.edu 1645 E. Campus Center Drive Last updated: As you combine commitment, awareness, inhibition, and appropriately positive visualization, you are awakening and literally re-creating your own brain.

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45. Novell, State Of Utah Deliver On 'School-To-Career' Initiative With Implementati new approach to IT training in high schools, said Senior Vice President/general Manager of Novell Education, Carolyn G. Rose. The state of utah and Novell http://www.novell.com/news/press/archive/1996/04/pr96073.html

document.write(""); Press Release Novell, State of Utah Deliver on 'School-To-Career' Initiative With Implementation of Novell Education Academic Partner Program Utah's First High School CNA, Novell Executives Honored at UVSC Conference OREM, Utah April 18, 1996 Novell Inc.'s contribution to Utah public education, and an early representative of a new program's success Utah's first high school student to earn Novell certification were recognized today at the "Second Annual Conference of Technical Preparation." The conference, held at Utah Valley State College (UVSC) in Orem, focused on "transitioning to a school-to-career-system," an effort to strengthen the vocational base being offered to high school students. Utah Gov. Michael O. Leavitt embraces the concept and Novell's program as a big step toward the "SmartUTAH" initiative. The new Novell Education Academic Partner-Secondary (NEAP-Secondary) program enables participating non-profit secondary schools to offer Novell-authorized classes, allowing high school students to prepare for Novell's globally-recognized technical certification, the Certified Novell Administrator (CNA). Upon earning certification, students are prepared to compete in today's job market and gain access to well-paying information technology (IT) careers in networking, an area Money Magazine names in three of their "top 10 careers."

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Legislative Fiscal Analyst Fiscal Year 2002 - 2003 Budget Analysis The Office of the Legislative Fiscal Analyst prepares budget analyses in support of the Legislature's annual appropriations process. Analyses relating to FY 2002 Supplementals and FY 2003 will be linked in the list below as they become available. Those items that are not listed, or are not linked (underlined) are available in hard copy upon request. Capital Facilities and Administrative Services: Supplemental Budget Recommendations Capital Facilities: Debt Service Capital Budget Department of Administrative Services: Dept. of Administrative Services Summary Executive Director's Office Administrative Rules Archives ... ISF - Debt Collection Commerce and Revenue: Supplemental Budget Recommendations Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control Department of Commerce Comprehensive Health Insurance Pool Financial Institutions Insurance Department Labor Commission Public Service Commission State Tax Commission Workers Compensation Fund Department of Workforce Services Utah College of Applied Technology Supplemental Budget Recommendations Budget Year Recommendations Economic Development and Human Resources: Supplemental Budget Recommendations Committee Summary DCED Administration DCED Special Initiatives

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to view pdf files. ugs educational resources / general educational materials General Educational Materials Single Concept Field Guides Geologic Resources Additional materials Educational items of interest include single-sheet, single concept items, field guides/road logs, and other color brochures. All are available at the Natural Resources , email: geostore@utah.gov Typically single-sheet, 8 x 11, single concept, free items earthquake fault maps for Salt Lake, Davis, Weber, and Utah counties. color liquefaction maps for Salt Lake, Davis, Weber, and Utah counties. radon-hazard potential maps Debris-flow hazards Public Information Series #70 Rock-fall Hazards (pdf) Public Information Series #69 Utah's geologic history pdf Public Information Series #19 Earthquake hazards and safety in Utah (pdf) Public Information Series #6 Earthquake ground shaking in Utah (pdf) Public Information Series #29 Great Salt Lake information sheet (pdf) Public Information Series #8 Field guides Typically color brochures that include diagrams, photos, and some contain school bus stops, glossary, and activity sheets.

48. Linux Gazette | Making Linux Just A Little More Fun! (This is because the State of utah holds the I find that the schools are where students discover and greater the benefits to the GNU/Linux movement in general. http://www.linuxgazette.com/book/view/4234

@import url(misc/drupal.css); @import url(themes/xtemplate/xtemplate.css); Linux Gazette would like to thank its sponsor: Latest Posts Home Past Issues Old Format ... Linux curriculum begins today in Utah Public Schools Submitted by staff on Tue, 02/01/2000 - 12:00. NewsBytes article and email the webmaster about any problems that you discover. DATC press release I am proud to announce what I believe to be the first ever Linux-based class to be held in any public school. Today begins the start of Linux' inroads into the mainstream educational arena here at the Davis Applied Technology Center (http://www.datc.tec.ut.us) . The class itself, Introduction to GNU/Linux, is a course designed for people who have had some experience in computers, but do not know what Linux is, or how it operates. It does require some hands-on experience with computers, but only to make sure that students understand basic hardware and software concepts. It is also the fruit of a survey question asked of the Linux community in October's issue of the Linux Gazette (http://www.linuxgazette.com/) The curriculum can be used as a self-paced/self-study guide (as is our normal mode of classwork here at DATC) or you can just as easily use it as an instructor's guide on the secondary educational level. I would also encourage those teaching undergrad-level college or technical courses to make full use of this document, once it is posted on the LDP.

49. University Of Utah-School Of Medicine-Office Of Student Affairs general Guidelines for Senior Elective Year. The senior year curriculum at the University of utah School of Medicine consists primarily of elective courses http://uuhsc.utah.edu/som/studentaffairs/general.htm

School of Medicine Dean's Office Home Directory Search Home ... Helpful Links Office of Student Affairs School of Medicine Salt Lake City, UT 84132-2101 phone: 801-581-5599 phone: 801-581-3657 fax: 801-585-3300 Email Us University of Utah University of Utah School of Medicine Office of Student Affairs General Guidelines for Senior Elective Year The senior year curriculum at the University of Utah School of Medicine consists primarily of elective courses, permitting students to develop a schedule which best fulfills their own needs. There are some requirements that MUST be completed prior to graduation. These include: Seniors must complete a minimum of 36 weeks of credit. Included in the 36 weeks are these required courses: a hospital-based Subinternship (4 weeks) Public/Community Project (4 weeks) Neurology Clerkship (4 weeks) Medical Ethics (2 weeks) The US Health Care System (2 weeks) A Minimum of 24 weeks must be spent at the University of Utah School of Medicine or its approved sites. A minimum of 12 weeks must be spent in clinical electives. The above-mentioned required courses count towards these 12 clinical weeks.

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School of Medicine Dean's Office Home Directory Search Site Map ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Admissions Home Application Information Admissions Process Tuition 2004-2005 ... Current Applicant Status HELPFUL LINKS Financial Aid Student Affairs Housing Getting to the "U" ... Admissions Committee Office of Admissions School of Medicine Salt Lake City, UT 84132-2101 phone: 801-581-7498 fax: 801-581-2931 Admissions Email University of Utah School of Medicine Office of Admissions The University of Utah School of Medicine Qualifications for Doctor of Medicine Degree Candidates Introduction Technical Standards The School of Medicine is supportive of the philosophy underlying Section 504 of the 1973 Vocational Rehabilitation Act, as a mended, and the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, and seeks to provide opportunities for qualified individuals with disabilities. In order to be a qualified applicant or candidate an individual must meet these technical standards. The standards have been established to ensure that an applicant or candidate has the ability to perform the requirements of the School of Medicine academic curriculum and to practice medicine safely and responsibly. Visual Candidates must be able to observe and participate in experiments in the basic sciences. (For example, physiologic and pharmacologic demonstrations and microscopic studies of microorganisms and tissues.)

51. UT Admin Code R277-601. Standards For Utah School Buses And Operations. The following sections of Standards for utah School Buses and Operations are changed as follows A. Part I, 100. SCHOOL BUS OPERATIONS general REQUIREMENTS. http://www.rules.utah.gov/publicat/code/r277/r277-601.htm

State Links: Utah.gov State Online Services Agency List Business.utah.gov ... [Search Rules Publications] Rule R277-601. Standards for Utah School Buses and Operations. As in effect on March 1, 2004 Table of Contents R277-601-1. Definitions. R277-601-2. Authority and Purpose. R277-601-3. Standards. R277-601-4. Amendments. ... R277-601-1. Definitions. "Board" means the Utah State Board of Education. R277-601-2. Authority and Purpose. A. This rule is authorized by Utah Constitution Article X, Section 3 which vests general control and supervision of the public education in the Board, Section 53A-1-402(1)(e) which directs the Board to adopt rules for state reimbursed bus routes, bus safety and operational requirements, and other transportation needs and Section 53A-1-401(3) which allows the Board to adopt rules in accordance with its responsibilities. B. The purpose of this rule is to specify standards for state student transportation funds, school buses, and school bus drivers utilized by school districts. R277-601-3. Standards.

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58. Utah State Board Of Education Proposal gain scores will be implemented from kindergarten to high school in every utah district. MIDDLE LEVEL STUDENTS MUST EARN REQUIRED UNITS OF general EDUCATION. http://www.usoe.k12.ut.us/PR/PerformancePlus10-29-03.htm

Utah State Board of Education Proposal Board Revision of October 29, 2003 Performance Plus: Tuning Up Utah’s Great Education Engine Introduction: Performance Plus Utah’s educational results are outstanding and the envy of many in the United States, especially as compared to the dollar spent per child for public education. Our public, parents, educators, and state leaders can be pleased with the excellence in Utah’s classrooms, as our schools are wonderful engines of industry and achievement. As with any great engine, an occasional tune-up improves performance and provides greater efficiency in operation. The desire for all students to be better prepared led to the adoption of a November 1, 2002 Board motion on “increasing student competency.” This action resonated well with Governor Michael O. Leavitt, who has long advocated for a system of competency-based education. Subsequently, the 2003 Utah State Legislature passed, and the Governor signed, Senate Bill 154 directing the Board and the State Superintendent of Public Instruction to: Focus on core academics Increase graduation requirements Ensure that high school seniors are progressing in challenging courses Implement competency standards for progress and graduation The resulting proposal titled Performance Plus was created This plan reflects a confluence of legislation from No Child Left Behind, SB154, and U-PASS, as well as the experience and wisdom of successful educators and leaders throughout Utah.

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GEOGRAPHY BEE GEOGRAPHY OLYMPIAD HISTORY FAIR INTRIGUE OF THE PAST ... WE THE PEOPLE Social Studies Programs FLP (FOOD, LAND, and PEOPLE) Contact: Debra Spielmaker Utah State University 2315 University Blvd. Logan, Utah 84322-2315 debras@ext.usu.edu back to top GEOGRAPHY BEE Contact: Sheila Powell Monte Vista Elementary 11121 South 2700 West South Jordan, Utah 84095 back to top GEOGRAPHY OLYMPIAD Contact: Norma Jean Remington Davis School District 45 East State Street Farmington, Utah 84025 nremington@dsdmail.net back to top Utah GIS Coalition Contact: Melvin Robinson Technology and Engineering Education Specialist Utah State Office of Education Applied Technology Education Services PO Box 144200 Salt Lake City, UT 84114-4200 mrobinso@usoe.k12.ut.us Don Cressall Davis School District 45 East State Street Farmington, Utah 84025

60. Utah Law Pertaining To Home Schooling Title 63, Chapter 46a, utah Administrative Rulemaking 1) to participate in public school extracurricular activities prior to the 1994 general Session, together http://www.utch.org/utahlaw.htm

These portions of the Utah Code are the ones most relevant to home education. The rules and attorney general opinions, both formal and informal, which clarify or modify these laws are not listed here. It is important to keep in mind that the interpretation of laws is not a simple matterif it were, attorneys would be unemployed! We recommend that legal questions regarding home schooling be referred to the Home School Legal Defense Association. Utah Code Title 53A State System of Public Education 53A-11-101. Responsibility for minor required to attend schoolPenalty for violation. A person having control of a minor between six and 18 years of age shall send the minor to a public or regularly established private school during the school year of the district in which the minor resides. It is a misdemeanor for a person having control of a minor under Subsection (1) to willfully fail to comply with the requirements of this chapter. A local board of education shall report cases of willful noncompliance to the appropriate juvenile court. Officers of the juvenile court shall immediately take appropriate action.

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