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21. Purchasing Services Enables The Loudoun County Public Schools
the Douglass Support Facility, 55 Plaza Street, S. W., Leesburg, virginia 20175 Theprocedures outlined herein do not apply to ptas, ptos, Booster Clubs or any
http://www.co.loudoun.va.us/lcps/purchasing/procedures.htm
LOUDOUN COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
PURCHASING SERVICES
102 NORTH STREET NW, ROOM#1
LEESBURG, VA 20176-2299
TELEPHONE: 703-771-6507
FAX: 703-771-6503
E-MAIL: lcpspurchase@loudoun.k12.va.us PURCHASING POLICIES AND PROCEDURES Introduction Conflict of Interest Gift Policy Rider Clause ... Vendor Cards INTRODUCTION Generally, equipment and supplies are bid through Purchasing Services. Construction and construction related projects are bid through the Construction Office. The Construction Office is located at the Douglass Support Facility, 55 Plaza Street, S. W., Leesburg, Virginia 20175. Contact the Director of Construction for more information at 703-771-6461. Purchasing Services relies on the Account Managers to submit accurate and complete information for the bidding process. The following information is necessary in order for Purchasing to produce a competitive sealed bid: detailed specifications and/or catalog cuts quantity needed delivery or completion date verification of the availability of funds suggested vendor(s) approximate total purchase cost GO TO TOP PROCEDURES The procedures outlined herein do not apply to PTAs, PTOs, Booster Clubs or any other school associations or organizations when such an organization makes a purchase directly. However, quotations from more than one qualified vendor are encouraged whenever possible, regardless of the dollar amount involved or the organization making the purchase.

22. Society, Organizations, Education, PTA: Councils
local unit presidents resource information for PTA leaders in virginia. Council Organization information for the Council serving ptas and ptos in Kansas.
http://www.combose.com/Society/Organizations/Education/PTA/Councils/
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23. Multistate Tax Commission
West virginia. Agency WV Dept. of Tax Revenue. School Groups (eg, clubs, bands,teams) exempt. ptas - exempt. ptos - exempt. Other parent groups - exempt.
http://www.fundraisetaxlaw.org/wv.html
West Virginia Contact Dept.: Taxpayer Services Tel. No.: (304) 558-3333 or (800) 982-8297 Fax No.: (304) 558-3269 Web: www.state.wv.us/taxdiv/
  • If your State exempts fundraising sales by certain groups from sales or use taxes, please indicate which of the following are exempt in your State. Public Schools (K-12) - exempt Private Schools (K-12) - exempt School Groups (e.g., clubs, bands, teams) - exempt PTAs - exempt PTOs - exempt Other parent groups - exempt (please identify) - exempt Church Groups - exempt Youth Sports League - exempt 501 (c)(3) organizations - exempt 501 (c)(6) organizations - exempt 1a Are local sales and use taxes in your State applied to these groups in the same manner as State sales and use taxes are applied to these groups? N/A 1b Please set forth any comments including a list of groups not listed above whose fundraising activities are exempt from sales and use taxation in your State. If your State exempts fundraising sales of certain products from sales and use tax, please indicate which of the following products are exempt. Candies and Confections - exempt Cookies and Other Baked Goods - exempt Cheese Products - exempt Meat Products - exempt Nuts, popcorn and other snack food

    • 24. Councils
    contacts, council archives and district FAQs for PTO units in virginia. Council Organization information for the Council serving ptas and ptos in Kansas.
    http://www.1arbeer.com/Society/Organizations/Education/PTA/Councils/
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    25. Education: PTA: Councils
    dates and local unit presidents resource information for PTA leaders in virginia. Organizationinformation for the Council serving ptas and ptos in Kansas.
    http://www.puredirectory.com/Society/Organizations/Education/PTA/Councils/
    Education: PTA: Councils
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    (KCKS) Kansas City, Kansas Council of PTA     Dates, President's Roundtable, Council officers name/address and PTA links for parent and student help in Kansas.
    16th District PTA     Lexington, KY - covering the 55 schools in the Fayette County: who, what and when are answered here.
    32nd District PTA     Contra Costa County, CA - resources with training workshops for 122 PTA units and 6 councils.
    AAPS PTO Council     Ann Arbor, Michigan. General district information for board members, along with PTO meetings, minutes, goal and objectives.
    ABC Council PTA     A California Council resource with PTA links, legislative updates, and various PTA sample forms for viewing and download.
    Accomack County Council of PTAs     PTA leadership, Council resources, and training for local PTA units in Virginia.

    26. Stafford County School Board - Meeting Highlights - September 26, 2000
    more space for parking, volunteerism and involvement from ptas/ptos, and school Approvedresolution providing virginia Workers Compensation coverage to School
    http://www.pen.k12.va.us/Div/Stafford/SchoolBoard/Highlights/hi2600.html
    HIGHLIGHTS SCHOOL BOARD MEETING Bi-Monthly Meetings Stafford County Public Schools Dr. Russell L. Watson Superintendent September 26, 2000 Edward J. Sullivan - Chairman REPORT OF THE SCHOOL BOARD
    • Congratulated Kerry Tillery, principal of Brooke Point High School, on her retirement and thanked her for her years of service, positive influence, and dedication to Stafford County Public Schools.
    • Thanked parents for attending, participating, and discussing issues at the Parent Roundtable.
    • Stated that comments and innovative ideas were given at the Parent Roundtable and the following issues were primarily discussed: overcrowding in schools, transportation, more space for parking, volunteerism and involvement from PTAs/PTOs, and school security.
    • Stated that the meeting/roundtable with parents at Hartwood Elementary School was informational and appreciated the input from participants.
    • Thanked principals for submitting school improvement plans and complimented the staff on their good work.
    • Stated that the American Legion is holding an Oratorical contest in December, offering prizes and cash rewards.

    27. Education Teachers Directory Of West-virginia
    Everything from A to Z. For teachers, principals, ptas, ptos, and parents. Tryyour search on our new West virginia City Guide. Database updated 5/12/2004.
    http://west-virginia.uscity.net/Education/Teachers/
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    Home     Education Teachers ADD YOUR SITE Select A City or County ALL CITIES Alderson Amherstdale Ansted Arthurdale Athens Barboursville Barrackville Barrett Beaver Beckley Belington Belle Belmont Bentwood Berkeley Sprs. Bethany Bethlehem Big Chimney Blair Blennerhassett Bluefield Bolivar Boomer Bradley Bramwell Brenton Bridgeport Buckhannon Buffalo Cameron Caretta Cedar Gr. Ceredo Chapmanville Charles Town Charleston Charmco Cattaroy Chesapeake Chester Clarksburg Clay Clearview Clendenin Clothier Coalwood Cowen Crab Orchard Craigsville Cross Lanes Culloden Daniels Danville Davis Delaneysville Delbarton Despard Dunbar E. Bank

    28. Schools Directory Of West-virginia
    PTO today is dedicated to helping parent teacher groups (like ptos and ptas) helptheir schools with Try your search on our new West virginia City Guide.
    http://west-virginia.uscity.net/Schools/
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    29. Loudoun Easterner Newspaper
    the checkpoint, members of the Traffic Safety Unit used the virginia Department of ScottK. York (RAt Large) sent to the principals, ptas and ptos of all
    http://www.easterner.com/articles02/080702/content.htm
    August 07, 2002
    Enter a City or US Zip: U.S. Rep. Frank Wolf, left, and Sheriff Steve Simpson joined federal and state officials in a surprise truck check Monday at near Route 28 and Waxpool. Forty safety violations were issued.
    Surprise safety check takes trucks off road
    A safety inspection checkpoint on Route 28 near Waxpool Road Monday morning removed nine potentially dangerous trucks from the roads and cited 40 safety violations on other vehicles, according to a Loudoun County Sheriff’s Office spokesman.
    U.S. Rep. Frank Wolf (R-10th), Loudoun County Sheriff Stephen Simpson, and officials from the Federal Motor Carrier Administration, the Virginia Department of Transportation and VDOT were on hand for the five-hour inspection.
    “Most of the companies operating in this area do a good job,” Wolf said. “But there are some bad trucks out on the roads. We’ve seen some dangerous things today, things that could have ended up causing accidents if they were left on the road.”
    From 1990 to 2001 there were 108,820 truck-related accidents in Virginia, resulting in 1,593 deaths, according to Wolf’s office.
    “Some of the trucks we’ve seen have had bad brakes, multiple bad brakes on one vehicle, under-inflated or flat tires, all kinds of things,” Simpson said. “You can’t tell just by looking at the vehicle. It may look fine when it comes up in your rear-view mirror, but you don’t know if those brakes are working correctly or not.”

    30. Loudoun Easterner Newspaper- News And Articles
    Now that the Sheriff’s Office and the virginia State Police have reacted Days later,in a letter sent to school principals, ptas and ptos, Chairman Scott
    http://www.easterner.com/articles02/110602/news.cfm
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    November 6, 2002
    EDITORIAL
    Board vs. Simpson involves State Police
    Fairfax deputy killed in hunting accident     Mosque vandalism suspects charged ... Obituaries Election Night Election night––any election night––is a time to celebrate. While we have been on the losing end of more election results than we care to remember, we continue to celebrate the system. This election night, as we join the nation in watching the returns roll across the screen, a few thoughts that appear to be political truths come to mind. The returns on the transportation sales tax increase seen to prove again that just about anything with the word “tax” in it is all but doomed to failure. We are surprised that the referendum received as many yes votes as it did, although it was heavily funded. Ironically, it may have received even more support had some commuters not been tied up in traffic Tuesday evening. It was not an embarrassing loss, and the margin may play a role in future political planning. The majority seldom volunteers to approve tax increases, regardless of the reasons. We consider the outcome another victory for this theory, not for those who do not want roads. A small segment immediately claimed the outcome was a victory for “smart growth,” which in this county means dirt roads. We strongly disagree. We could point out that Congressman Frank Wolf defeated a self-styled “smart growth” candidate and leave it at that. This would not be fair. The candidate lost because he was under-funded and unknown. It is doubtful that most voters even knew of his philosophy. For any chance, candidates who oppose incumbents such as Wolf and John Warner must be serious candidates. The sales tax increase was defeated by those who do not support any additional taxes, especially under these economic conditions. If there was a coalition among conservatives and a limited number of elitist no-growthers, it will not last beyond the night.

    31. Sue's Past Letters
    the past two years I have represented you on the virginia Education Coalition disappointedwhen told that 1, 2, 3 or more ptas have voted to become ptos?
    http://www.vapta.org/History/sues_archive.htm
    Sue's Letters 1999-2001 Jan/Feb 2000 Mar/Apr 2000 May/June 2000 July 2000 ... October 2001 ] [Farewell Speech] [ PTA Service Record SUE'S FAREWELL SPEECH - 1999-2001 When I was elected as your President two years ago, I began a journey that has been filled with challenges, pride, disappointments, joy, and hope. The greatest challenge I have faced has been carrying out the responsibilities of this office while holding a full-time job in an elementary school. I have spent most of my days meeting the requirements of my job and long nights and sometimes many days away from my job meeting my responsibilities as President of the VA PTA. This was made somewhat easier for me as I had a Superintendent who believed in providing professional leave time in order that I might travel across the state as President of the VA PTA while also serving as an ambassador for public schools. And yet it has all been worthwhile for during these past two years, I feel we have made a difference for children. - You may ask how have we made a difference?

    32. Nonschool Use Of School Facilities And Distribution Of Nonschool Literature - St
    ptas, ptos, and booster clubs are key mechanisms for promoting parental involvementin For example, a virginia school district violated the First Amendment by
    http://www.tasb.org/policy/sp/sp_nonschool/nonschool_01.shtml
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    Starting Points February 2004 Nonschool Use of School Facilities Introduction and Overview Most of Texas' public schools open their doors for after-hours use by the public. School districts that permit community use of their facilities do so as a public service, in recognition of the community's contribution to the public schools. Districts that permit such use need to consider a host of related legal and policy issues. A school district, like the owner of private property, may limit the use of its property. A district is not required to permit after-hours use of its property. Once a district has chosen to open its doors, however, the Free Speech Clause of the First Amendment to the United States Constitution may limit the district's ability to deny access to similar community groups based solely on their viewpoint or the content of their speech. School officials can open school facilities for community use—in legal terms, create a "limited public forum"—by opening facilities to the community for certain purposes through the policies or practices of the district or individual campuses. Ideally, a policy is adopted by the board and applies district-wide. But, if policy does not exist or is ignored, the practices of individual campuses can also open a limited public forum. To ensure uniform practices across the district, TASB recommends that districts adopt explicit board policy at GKD(LOCAL), which governs the nonschool use of school facilities by community groups. For information regarding the use of school facilities by noncurriculum related student groups, see policy FNAB and the Legal Principles section below.

    33. The Arts Council Of Fairfax County
    Members of CAPs currently include schools, ptas and ptos, corporations and CulturalCenter, Annandale Campus of Northern virginia Community College.
    http://www.artsfairfax.org/caps.shtml

    Home     Press Room Member Groups Get Involved ... Contact
    Arts in the Community
    Gold from the Guilds
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    Related Links
    Arts in Education
    2003 Congressional District Art Competition
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    Creative Arts Programs (CAPs) Arts in Business Business and the Arts Luncheon Corporate Art Program Arts in Government Government Art Program Creative Arts Programs (CAPs) The Creative Arts Programs (CAPs) unite performing, visual and literary artists with schools, community groups and corporations in search of high quality arts programs for education, recreation and enrichment purposes. A membership-only program, CAPs has been produced by the Arts Council of Fairfax County (VA.) since 1970. Members of CAPs currently include schools, PTAs and PTOs, corporations and community organizations throughout the metropolitan Washington D.C. area. The purpose and objective of CAPs is to enable member organizations to successfully integrate cultural arts into the lives of all who wish to experience a performance, workshop or residency by one of these artists or groups.

    34. Organizations - Councils Top Links
    Organization information for the Council serving ptas and ptos in Kansas. for download,online newsletters and contacts for local ptas use in virginia.
    http://www.educational-organizations.com/Top_Society_Organizations_Education_PTA
    Education PTA
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    Councils Web Site Links Lewisville ISD Council of PTAs - TX - Council provides online resource for 51 PTAs in 9 North Texas communities
    Knox County Council PTA     - Council online resource for local Tennessee PTAs with links to FAQs, ideas for Projects and Services, Events and Awards.
    Champaign PTA Council     - Council dues, news and links for units in the PTA community of District 10, Champaign, Illinois.
    Northwest Council of PTAs     - Justin, TX - Council provides online resources, and training to PTAs in the Northwest ISD.
    Culver City Council PTA     - Council calendar, news, and local PTAs links for officers and chairmen in California.
    Alachua County Council of PTAs and PTSAs     - Council PTA answers the questions to: Who, What, When and How as pertaining to this Florida unit.
    Fremont Council PTA     - Resource for families within the 30 PTA units in California.
    Akron Council of PTAs     - Council calendar, e-mail access, and Resource links, online at this Ohio PTA Council site.
    Grapevine-Colleyville Council of PTAs     - Council resource for PTAs, inspiration poems for Teachers and Volunteer recipients are now online from North Texas.
    Irving ISD Council of PTAs     - Contains Council PTA resources, and communication links for local PTAs in North Texas.

    35. Rent-A-Center
    Maryland, Minnesota, New Jersey, New York, South Carolina, virginia, Wisconsin and vIndividual K12 schools (including proms, graduations, ptos and ptas).
    http://www.rentacenter.com/viewcompany.asp?Category={47C3D549-AC42-4948-8811-630

    36. USAFE News Story
    based in virginia. Some DoDDS principals have opted to sponsor a Parent TeacherOrganization (PTO) instead of a PTA. Most ptos, like ptas, have a board of
    http://www.usafe.af.mil/news/news99/uns99003.htm

    37. Community Citizenship Education, Stafford County Public Schools: Old Minutes
    core traits are the same as the CCE words.); Could the ptas or ptos sponsor these However,Stafford’s was the only program recognized in virginia and the
    http://cce.zzweb.com/minutes/old.php3?id=29

    38. Bill's Rockin' EL/Civics Page
    teacher, including relationships of school board and local ptas/ptos to the Home •Contact Us 5002 Williamson Road, 2A • Roanoke, virginia 24012 • 540.265
    http://www.lvarv.org/el-civics/EEIII AmerSchools.htm
    LVRV Home EL/Civics Home Lesson Plan Subject Index Curriculum Framework and Pacing Guide Index ... ESOL Coordinator Learning About American Schools Objectives:
    • The learner will define lesson vocabulary. The learner will use comparative and superlative adjectives in sentences about schools and student performance. The learner will use the Internet to find information about his/her school district and the school where his/her child attends.
    Duration: 4 hours Materials: Activities:
  • Teacher asks learners to compare American schools and American students with the schools and students in their home country. Teacher writes responses on the board and allows for discussion. Following the discussion, teacher announces that learners will be studying how American schools are organized and where to find important information about the schools their children attend. Learners also will learn how to compare things like schools, school divisions and student grades. Teacher distributes School Vocabulary sheet and defines lesson vocabulary; learners practice pronunciation.

    • 39. Moms' Network Newsletter - February 2002
    schools in our community have fundraising programs through their ptas or ptos, andeven This is a presentation of the virginia Commission for the Arts and
    http://www.cascadesva.com/clubs/moms_network/MomsNewsletterFeb2002.htm
    Moms’ Network Newsletter
    February 2002
    Happy February!  Hope you’ve enjoyed the balmy weather of the past few days.  What a treat to be able to get outside with the kids!    This month’s Moms’ Night Out will be on Tuesday, February 19 at 7:15pm at Bacchus Café in Leesburg.  Bacchus is a new, slightly upscale Italian restaurant with a great variety of appetizers, salad, pasts, meat and fish entrees and – a Moms’ Night Out requirement – awesome desserts.  R.s.v.p. to Sally Nanas at 703-406-2034 or sally.nanas@mindspring.com by February 18.  If your child or children are not yet elementary school age, here’s something to consider.  All three public elementary schools in our community have fundraising programs through their PTAs or PTOs, and even if you don’t have children in those schools, you can still help out.  No, there are no candy bars or gift wrap to buy – these fundraisers involve things that you probably already have in your pantry or fridge.  Horizon Lowes Island , and Potomack Elementary Schools all collect General Mills Boxtops (the little “boxtop” square can be found on plenty of products like GM cereals, Go-Gurt, and Trix yogurt).  Also, all three schools are part of the

    40. AEI - News & Commentary
    nine percent in Nebraska, to highs of 48 percent in virginia, 51 percent in the pastthe Sierra Club instead of the Elks; ptos rather than ptas, and US
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    Home     Bowling with Tocqueville Bowling with Tocqueville Print Mail Civic Engagement and Social Capital By Everett Carll Ladd Posted: Saturday, January 1, 2000 SPEECHES Bradley Lecture (Washington) Publication Date: September 15, 1998 If some public pleasure is concerned, an association is formed to give more splendor and regularity to the entertainment. Societies are formed to resist evils that are exclusively of a moral nature, as to diminish the vice of intemperance. In the United States associations are established to promote the public safety, commerce, industry, morality, and religion. . . .The Americans make associations to give entertainment's, to found seminaries, to build ins, to construct churches, to diffuse books, to send missionaries to the antipodes; in the manner they found hospital, prisons, and schools. . . .There is no end which the human will despairs of attaining through the combined power of individuals united into a society. . . . Alexis de Tocqueville

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