61. Wisconsin Rapids Public Schools The wisconsin Rapids Board of education welcomes public participation in its meetingsand encourages citizens to express their views on subjects related to the http://www.wrps.org/DISTRICT/board.html

Home Search WELCOME TO THE WISCONSIN RAPIDS PUBLIC SCHOOLS BOARD OF EDUCATION Doing Our Very Best, For Your Very Best. Wisconsin Rapids Public Schools Thomas A. Lenk Educational Services Center 510 Peach Street Wisconsin Rapids, WI 54494 Wisconsin Rapids Board of Education The Wisconsin Rapids Board of Education welcomes public participation in its meetings and encourages citizens to express their views on subjects related to the Wisconsin Rapids Public Schools. Wisconsin School Boards deal with local conditions and decide local issues. Their power and authority, as established in the Wisconsin Constitution, is derived from the state. Wisconsin laws provide specific direction for the organization of school boards in school districts such as Wisconsin Rapids. School Board powers are limited to matters for which there is specific statutory authority or to matters, which are essential to the accomplishment of the purposes for which the school district was created. Numerous state and federal laws also affect or limit the way a school board may exercise its power. The District is managed by the administration, working within the meaning and intent of Board policies. The administration is guided by the Superintendent.

62. Women's Leadership Network Until recently, she served on the boards of NWTC Educational Foundation,Entrepreneurs of Color, and Planned Parenthood Advocates of wisconsin. http://www.wisdems.org/WLN/Founders.htm

Elizabeth Burmaster Superintendent of Public Instruction Elizabeth Burmaster was elected to the nonpartisan constitutional office of State Superintendent of Public Instruction in April 2001 with 60 percent of Wisconsin's statewide vote. Libby earned her Bachelor's and Master's degrees from UW-Madison and has worked in education for 25 years as a public school teacher and principal. As state superintendent, Libby serves on the University of Wisconsin Board of Regents, Wisconsin Technical College System Board, Educational Communications Board, Very Special Arts Wisconsin, and Governor's Work-Based Learning Board. At the national level, she is a member of the Council of Chief State School Officers, the Education Commission of the States, chair of the CCSSO Task Force on Early Childhood Learning, and chair-elect of the Compact for Learning and Citizenship. Kathleen Falk Dane County Executive Dane County Executive Kathleen Falk Barbara Lawton Lieutenant Governor of Wisconsin Lt. Governor

63. Psychologist a license issued by the wisconsin Psychology Examining hours of approved continuingeducation accrued within of state and provincial psychology boards, and who http://badger.state.wi.us/agencies/drl/Regulation/applicant_information/dod136.h

Psychologist Forms Code Book Description Criteria ... Administrative Code and Wisconsin Statute Information For Professions Forms Application Forms Application for License to Practice Psychology For other application forms not listed, contact the Department Frequently Used Forms Nature of Intended Practice of Psychology to be completed by the licensee Ethics Continuing Education Approval Request Form Psychology Examining Board Meetings and Application Deadlines Code Book Description A psychologist is an individual who holds a valid Wisconsin license under s. 455.04(1), Wis. Stats. The practice of psychology means rendering to any person for a fee a psychological service involving the application of principles, methods and procedures of understanding, predicting and influencing behavior, such as the principles pertaining to learning, perception, motivation, thinking, emotions and interpersonal relationships; the methods and procedures of interviewing; counseling, psychotherapy, psychoanalysis and biofeedback; and the methods and procedures of constructing, administering and interpreting tests of mental abilities, aptitudes, interests, attitudes, personality characteristics, emotion and motivation. The application of these principles and methods includes, but is not restricted to all of the following: a. psychological diagnosis, prevention, and treatment of problems in behavioral, vocational, educational, emotional, sexual, neuropsychological and mental disorders.

64. NMSBA Other School Board Web Sites boards To provide, visionary leadership to wisconsin school boards and to support,through quality services, their pursuit of educational excellence for each http://www.nmsba.org/sbaws.htm

Events Calendar Organizational Structure Staff Legislative Update ... Home This list is complete of all associations who have web sites. If you are aware of a state that is not listed here and does have a site, please write the web master with that information and she will include it on this page. Thank you. National School Boards Association - Excellence and equity in public education through school board leadership. Association of Alaska School Boards - To assist school boards in providing quality public education and preserving local control. Arizona School Boards Association - To advance public education by providing leadership and assistance to local school district governing boards serving children and communities in the State of Arizona and promoting lay control of public education in the United States of America. Arkansas School Boards Association - To promote better educational opportunities for all children in the State of Arkansas.

65. Wisconsin, State Of Wisconsin, Government, Education, Tax Law, WI Idea Local school board control can be retained. education is our most important asset.Each child in wisconsin, regardless of where in wisconsin, deserves an equal http://www.fairtaxes.com/

FAIR TAX PLAN "People want JUST taxes more than they want LOWER taxes." - Will Rogers The FAIR TAX PLAN offers a blueprint for government, tax, education and campaign finance reform for any state with budget problems, that now uses regressive property taxes to fund education and counties; and/or that allows special-interest tax exemptions or benefits for the few. In Wisconsin this plan continues essential services, provides all students an equal educational opportunity, cuts property taxes statewide 85%, reduces the state income tax rate to 4% on all income above poverty level, reduces the state sales tax rate to 4%, allows for the expansion of health care to the poor, makes taxes fair, and makes government efficient. 1. REPEAL ALL SPECIAL-INTEREST TAX EXEMPTION DEVICES: Repeal Wisconsin's 300 tax exemption devices that do not benefit all t axpayers directly. Call 1-608- 266-6466 for a copy of the 300 exemptions in the Wisconsin Dept. of Revenue booklet "Summary of Tax Exemption Devices". I f lawmakers do not adopt reforms, special-interests will continue to demand more tax exemptions and fewer and fewer will be paying the taxes.

66. WEEB -- Communication Plan to strengthen efforts to communicate the value of EE and increase support for EEwas identified at the 1995 wisconsin Environmental education Board EE Summit. http://www.uwsp.edu/cnr/weeb/supportpages/communicplan.htm

WEEB HOME About Us Grant Program Support Opportunities ... Press Releases Contact us: 110 College of Natural Resources, UW-Stevens Point, Stevens Point WI 54481 phone: (715) 346-3805 fax: (715 346-3025 Email WEEB Board Member Aides Acronyms Calendar LINKS WI EE Web Pages WI Nature Centers National Web Pages Other Grant and Scholarship Pages ... Contests Go to Wisconsin.gov g Communication Plan 2000-2001 BACKGROUND The need in Wisconsin to strengthen efforts to communicate the value of EE and increase support for EE was identified at the 1995 Wisconsin Environmental Education Board EE Summit. Both the Wisconsin Association for Environmental Education (WAEE) and the WEEB discussed strategies for addressing this need. In 1998 an ad-hoc committee of the WAEE Board, chaired by Paul Wozniak developed a WAEE Communications Plan addressing this need. Also during 1998 the staff of the UW-SP based National Environmental Education Advancement Project (NEEAP) worked with representatives of the WAEE Communications Committee, WEEB, the Wisconsin Center for Environmental Education, UW Extension, and the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources to develop the " EE Works for Wisconsin " promotional materials. In January of 1998 NEEAP and the WAEE Communications Committee sponsored a media training workshop for Wisconsin EE leaders. Also during 1998, a Communications Committee of the Wisconsin Environmental Education Board, chaired by Pat Marinac, developed a plan to build upon previous efforts to promote EE in Wisconsin. During the summer of 1999 Dr. Rick Wilke proposed bringing together the WAEE, WEEB and NEEAP efforts for the purpose of more effectively promoting EE in Wisconsin. He offered the assistance of graduate students in his EE Research Seminar. The graduate students with advice from Dr. Wilke and input from key representatives of WAEE, WEEB and NEEAP designed and assisted in the implementation of a communication plan to promote EE in Wisconsin. The group used the WAEE Communication Plan as a starting point in the development of their plan.

67. Programs Investment Board, the 10th largest state pension fund in the United States, and theUniversity of wisconsinMadison School of Business Executive education, the http://uwexeced.com/directorssummit/

Information on the 2004 Directors' Summit™ will be available soon. Add your name to our notification list when conference information is available. Information Request A unique look at current issues in corporate governance from the viewpoint of institutional investors November 10-11, 2004 Held at: Fluno Center for Executive Education, University of Wisconsin-Madison Keynote Speaker: John S. Reed , Chairman, New York Stock Exchange Download sample brochure from the 2003 Directors' Summit™ Who should attend? • Board chairs • Corporate directors • Senior corporate officers CEOs, CFOs and general counsels • Board candidates Directors’ Summit™ presents the unique view of institutional investors on how good governance contributes to the bottom line. Directors’ Summit™ is co-sponsored by the State of Wisconsin Investment Board, the 10th largest state pension fund in the United States, and the University of Wisconsin-Madison School of Business Executive Education, the internationally-ranked provider of executive training and development ( Financial Times 2003 Executive Education survey).

68. Wisconsin Court System - Continuing Legal Education For Attorneys the form with proper materials to Supreme Court of wisconsin Board of Bar CLE Form4 (Request for Approval of Continuing Legal education Credit for http://www.courts.state.wi.us/services/attorney/edu.htm

management committees and boards publications employment ... media info For attorneys Court services For attorneys Continuing legal education Search for courses Continuing Legal Education (CLE) courses are available for the current year plus the two previous years. Enter your search criteria below. Search help. Enter a date that you would like to start and end the search from in mm/dd format. Example: through This is the two-digit year of the course. A course year is required for your search To search by state, enter the two-character state abbreviation. Example: WI Course date (mm/dd): through Course year: (required) Course state: Continuing Legal Education forms CLE Form 1 CLE Form 1 is not available online, nor are you able to file via facsimile transmission. If you have any questions or need assistance, please contact Tammy McMillen at the Board of Bar Examiners during regular business hours (7:45 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Monday - Friday, except holidays). You may reach her directly at (608) 261-2350, or you may call the Board of Bar Examiner's main number: (608) 266-9760. CLE Form 1 - Filing Instructions CLE Form 1 Filing Tips CLE Form 2 CLE Form 2 (Request for Approval of Continuing Legal Education Activity Form ) A CLE Form 2 should be completed for each activity to be considered by the Board for approval for use toward the CLE requirement. An approval decision is usually made within three weeks; it will take longer if the request is not complete, or if the CLE Form 2 is submitted during the CLE seasonal peak (November-January).

69. Wisconsin Court System - Headlines law and independent courts is Brown v. Board of education separate but equal” hadno place in public education. elect of the State Bar of wisconsin; and UW http://www.courts.state.wi.us/news/archives/2004/lawday042604.htm

management committees and boards publications employment ... media info Headlines News Headlines Wisconsin students will explore the color of justice at Law Day luncheon Madison, Wisconsin - April 26, 2004 About 100 Wisconsin high school students from diverse, inner-city schools will join the members of the Wisconsin Supreme Court (Chief Justice Shirley S. Abrahamson and Justices Jon P. Wilcox, Ann Walsh Bradley, N. Patrick Crooks, David Prosser Jr., Diane S. Sykes, and Patience Drake Roggensack), First Lady Jessica Doyle, the current and incoming presidents of the State Bar of Wisconsin, State Superintendent of Public Instruction Elizabeth Burmaster, circuit court judges and law professors, and other leaders in education, government, and the law for a luncheon at the state Capitol (GAR Hall, Room 417 North) from noon-1:30 on Monday, April 26. Students from high schools in Green Bay, Milwaukee, and Waukesha (see below for list) One case that demonstrates the power of the law and independent courts is Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka, Kansas

70. State Agencies At Business.com Environmental education Board Leads in the development of learning opportunitiesthat empower wisconsin residents to make wise environmental decisions. http://www.business.com/directory/government_and_trade/by_country/united_states/

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71. Wisconsin Educational Act 31 - Indian Country Wisconsin Public Instruction and the American Indian Language and Culture education Board toenact legislation and develop curriculum focusing on wisconsin Indian history http://www.mpm.edu/wirp/ICW-23.html

Act 31 and Related Statutes Navigate this page... Historical Background School Requirements Related State Statutes Related Topics and Resources The Ojibwe of Wisconsin signed three major land cession treaties with the United States in 1837, 1842, and 1854, ceding their entire homeland to the U.S. and establishing reservations for four Ojibwe bands in the state. In each treaty, the Ojibwe retained their rights to hunt, fish, and gather on ceded lands in Wisconsin. Historical Background A test court case led to a series of appeals and decisions which ultimately resulted in a 1983 ruling from the U.S. Federal Court, affirming the Lake Superior Ojibwe bands' rights to hunt, fish, and gather off-reservation. The Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwe tribe established an ad hoc commission on racism to examine relationships between Indian and non-Indian communities in northern Wisconsin. As a result of animosities rising from the court's interpretation of Ojibwe treaty-based rights, the commission held a series of hearings to gather community testimony. The commission report called on the Department of Public Instruction and the American Indian Language and Culture Education Board to enact legislation and develop curriculum focusing on Wisconsin Indian history, culture, and treaty rights issues. The American Indian Language and Culture Education Board drafted a resolution (87-1) which called on the Department of Public Instruction and the American Indian Study Committee to enact requirements for teaching Wisconsin Indian history, culture, and tribal sovereignty in Wisconsin's public schools.

72. The American Civil Liberties Union Of Wisconsin, Inc. (ACLU/WI) defendants are the Barron Area School District and the Board of education, and Vita atthe federal District Court, Western District of wisconsin, in Madison http://www.aclu-wi.org/wisconsin/sexual_orientation/aclusuesbarron.shtml

contact us site map Press Releases WI Issues ... Capitol Watch Select an Issue Campaign Finance Data Privacy Education Reform Fair Housing Free Speech Criminal Justice Religious Liberty Rights of Minorities Rights of the Poor Rights of Youth Safe and Free Sexual Orientation Voting Rights ACLU of Wisconsin Files Lawsuit Challenging Censorship of Gay Books Hearing Scheduled for March 3rd February 24, 1999 On February 16, 1999 a group of parents and students filed a lawsuit challenging the removal of books on gay themes from the Barron (WI) High School library. The American Civil Liberties Union of Wisconsin (ACLU/WI) has brought this lawsuit on behalf of the plaintiffs to protect the right of Barron High School students to receive information that is protected by the First Amendment. The plaintiffs' action calls the removal of the books unconstitutional and seeks their unrestricted return to the high school library shelves. ACLU/WI Executive Director Chris Ahmuty said, "The plaintiffs and ACLU have been extremely patient with the School Board, but the District continues to engage in censorship. The District is harming its own students, both straight and gay. It must stop, even if that means a lawsuit."

73. The American Civil Liberties Union Of Wisconsin, Inc. (ACLU/WI) of opinion. See summary of Board of education, Island Trees by her action and thatof the School Board. That is why the ACLU of wisconsin is investigating a http://www.aclu-wi.org/wisconsin/sexual_orientation/banningofgaybooks.shtml

contact us site map Press Releases WI Issues ... Capitol Watch Select an Issue Campaign Finance Data Privacy Education Reform Fair Housing Free Speech Criminal Justice Religious Liberty Rights of Minorities Rights of the Poor Rights of Youth Safe and Free Sexual Orientation Voting Rights ACLU Challenges School's Banning of Gay Books October 6, 1998 The American Civil Liberties Union of Wisconsin (ACLU/WI) on October 6, 1998, urged the Barron, Wisconsin, Area School District to reconsider its decision to remove four gay-themed books from the Barron High School Library. The district acted after receiving a citizen complaint about several books. District Administrator Vita Sherry ordered the removal of Baby Be-Bop by Francesca Lia Block and When Someone You Know is Gay by Susan and Daniel Cohen. The School Board ordered the removal of two additional books Two Teenagers in Twenty by Ann Heron and The Drowning of Stephan Jones by Betty Greene. All of the removed books deal with gay themes.

74. Midwest College Of Oriental Medicine, Wisconsin - NaturalHealers.com Factsheet The school is approved by the State of wisconsin educational ApprovalBoard and the State of Illinois Board of Higher education. http://schools.naturalhealers.com/mcomwi/

Midwest College of Oriental Medicine Main Campus 6226 Bankers Rd, Suite 8 Racine, Wisconsin 53403 Phone: (262) 554-2010 Toll-Free: (800) 593-2320 Chicago Campus 4334 N Hazel, Suite 206 Chicago, IL 60613 Phone: (773) 975-1295 Toll-Free: (800) 593-2320 The College: History and Development The Midwest College was founded in 1979, making it one of the oldest schools of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine in America. It was the first accredited College of Oriental Medicine in both Wisconsin and Illinois. The College has collaborated with leaders of Chinese medical education to create a rigorous academic program with broad clinical experiences and has a strong appreciation of the natural healing philosophies of Asia. The subtle balance of clinical science and compassion, developed in class and nurtured during internship, teach to the "Heart of Chinese Medicine". This is the key to creating a successful practice. Location and Facilities The Midwest College will open its new building in this July, in Racine. The picturesque lakefront harbor and beautiful State Parks give Southeastern Wisconsin its outdoor recreational environment. All four seasons offer nature at its best with great golfing, biking, hiking, canoeing, fishing, skiing and snowmobiling. Graduates Graduates of the Midwest College choose to work independently in private practice, affiliate with others in a "holistic health clinic" setting or find employment in medical clinics and hospitals. Graduates of the Midwest College are on the faculty of other schools, the Boards of professional associations, state and national agencies, and hold positions in hospitals across the country. Since the inception of the National Board Examination; the Midwest College has had pass rates averaging over 95%.

75. Wisconsin School Board Delegates Call For Change In Funding System 21 wisconsin Association of School boards’ delegate assembly at the State EducationConvention and Exhibit Show, partners in WAES worked on their strategy http://www.excellentschools.org/WASBResolution.htm

School Board Delegates Endorse Resolution Calling for Change in Funding System Although they stopped short of endorsing an Adequacy plan, members of the Wisconsin Association of School Boards (WASB) Left to right : Kathy Zingsheim, West Allis-West Milwaukee; Andrew Becker, Green Bay; Ellen Lindgren, Middleton-Cross Plains; Carol Carstensen, Madison; and Doris Parsons, Palmyra-Eagle. call for a cost-out study. Supporting the amendment were school board members from several WAES districts. The original resolution was offered by the Green Bay Area School Board, a partner in WAES. It was changed slightly by a WASB committee and became . The amendment was added from the floor, and the resolution, following only brief discussion, was approved. In the recently released Wisconsin Adequacy Plan: In Brief A cost-out is the first step in reform based on Adequacy. It establishes the appropriate level of resources needed to give all children the opportunity to succeed. Studies have been completed or are underway in states throughout the country. (For more information on costing-out, click here The four changes WASB will look for in any funding plan are: Attention to the special needs classifications (special education, English language learner, and poverty) identified by the Wisconsin Supreme Court;

76. Wisconsin - Education Top Links wisconsin Educational Communications Board Provides a statewide telecommunicationssystem and assistance in the diffusion of advanced technologies in support http://www.scan-wisconsin.com/Education.html

Wisconsin School Districts School Libraries Education Web Site Links Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction Great Schools - Online gathering place for the Great Schools project, designed to bring together people interested in quality public education in Wisconsin. Cooperative Educational Service Agency #1 - Provides educational services and support to 44 school districts in southeastern Wisconsin. Govtraining.org - University of Wisconsin's online catalog of educational programs designed to meet the professional development needs of government officials and managers. Wisconsin School Music Association - Services for school music programs, contests, festivals, lists of music literature, opportunities for student musicians. Wisconsin K-12 Education Sites Wisconsin High Schools - High schools across Wisconsin. Wisconsin School Counselor Association - Represents professional school counselors. Focuses on professional development, supporting effective school counseling practices and providing a network of communication. Wisconsin Educational Communications Board - Provides a statewide telecommunications system and assistance in the diffusion of advanced technologies in support of education. Programs, classroom resources, technology services.

77. Education Requirements -- CRNA, American Association Of Nurse Anesthetists circumstances, A regional accrediting agency approved by the board of educationin the state in which the college or university is located. wisconsin Admin. http://www.aana.com/crna/sga/ed_req_mowy.asp

Saturday, June 12, 2004 Education Requirements Alabama - Mississippi Missouri - Wyoming (see below) State Requirements Table of Contents State Is there a requirement of graduation from a nurse anesthetist program? If yes, does the program have to be accredited? Accrediting Body Missouri Yes Yes The appropriate regional accreditation body for higher education certified by the Council on Post Secondary Accreditation to conduct such accreditations. [4 CSR 200-4.100, subsec. (1)(A)] Montana Yes No explicit requirement, but completion of an accredited program is implied since Montana requires nurse anesthetists to be certified. Nebraska Yes Yes The Nebraska Department of Health or the Council on Accreditation of Nurse Anesthesia and Educational Programs. [Advanced Registered Nurse Practitioner Act, sec. 71-1730(4)] Nevada Yes Yes A national organization recognized by the Nevada Board of Nursing. [Regulations of the Board of Nursing, NAC 632.515(1)(b)]

78. JS Online: School Cost Limits Favored education. Voters Want a Voice. Majorities spending. Source WisconsinAssociation of School boards survey. Related Coverage. Second http://www.jsonline.com/news/state/jun01/survey27062601.asp

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79. On Wisconsin Oak Ridge Tennessee Institute for Science and education. oncology, has served onWisconsin’s Council Biotechnology and its Radioactive Waste Review Board. http://www.uwalumni.com/onwisconsin/Spring03/70s.html

Spring 2003 Features Reel Time A Golden Age Calculating Risk Mutual Attraction ... A Mountain Music Master Alumni News Early Years Regulars Letters Dispatches Research Arts and Culture ... Backwords Alumni News - 70s let us know that an undergraduate scholarship in physics has been created at UW-Madison to honor her twin sister, the late Specialty Coffee Retailer The American Society of Interior Designers chose of Oconomowoc. After serving that community from 1960 until 1990 as a teacher, principal, and assistant superintendent, he now consults with school districts on strategic development and teaches at Cardinal Stritch College in Milwaukee. American Orientalism: The United States and the Middle East since 1945 (University of North Carolina Press) is a new work by , a dean and professor of history at Clark University in Worcester, Massachusetts.

80. CERU Legislation, Arizona State University principles contained in the district s nutrition education curriculum and WisconsinState Rep. Schneider s bill that would prohibit school boards from entering http://www.asu.edu/educ/epsl/CERU/CERU_Legislation.htm

CERU Legislation Click below for more information on legislation Library of Congress National Legislation California Legislation Maryland Legislation ... Washington Legislation Wisconsin Legislation Some examples of proposed or enacted legislation on the subject of school commercialism. Quick Links National California Maryland Rhode Island ... Wisconsin National January 31, 2003. Congressional Briefing on Advertising and Marketing Trends to Children. Summary of a U.S. Senate briefing by Stop Commercial Exploitation of Children, involving Senators Brownback and Lieberman. Click on "full program" for presentation summaries by leading experts. September 2002. Parents' Bill of Rights Commercial Alert suggests nine areas of federal and state legislation that would implement a Parents' Bill of Rights "to right the balance between parents and corporations and restore to parents some measure of control over the commercial influences on their children." June 12, 2001. H.R. 2129: The Better Nutrition for School Children Act of 2001

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