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Annual Report, Volume 51 The Cleveland Technical High School: its inception, plans for building and equipment together with an outline of the course of study to be pursued Annual Report Early History of the Cleveland Public Schools by Andrew Freese, 2010-01-10 Manual of public schools by Ohio. Board of education Upper Sandusky, 1900-01-01 West Technical High School: Building and Equipment with an Outline of Course of Study by Cleveland (Ohio). Board of Education, 2009-07-17 The Cleveland Technical High School: Its inception, building and equipment, together with an outline of the course of study by Cleveland (Ohio) Board of Education., 1910-01-01 Annual Report, Volumes 71-72 Ohio Education Board reverses course on promoting 'intelligent-design' creationism.: An article from: Church & State A handbook for Members of Boards of Education in Ohio Science: Ohio's Model Competency-Based Program Vocational Agriculture In The High School. A Bulletin Of General Information by Stewart W. F, 2010-10-14 East Technical High School : Cleveland, Ohio : catalogue by Cleveland (Ohio). Board of Education, 2009-10-26 A handbook for members of boards of education in Ohio by Lester H Munzenmayer, 1966

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61. THE OHIO RETIRED TEACHERS ASSOCIATION 8050 N HIGH ST. SUITE 190
    On June 30, 1997, Charter School Law came into existence in ohio. and rules pertainingto schools, school districts, and boards of education, except those  
    http://www.orta.org/Legislation/Legislation_files/WinterQrtly-CB.htm
    
    Extractions: by Cathy Burner This Quarterly report will include history on two major issues. They are the STRS Health Care funding and HB 364, the Charter School expansion issue. The chart below highlights the past 83 years of the employer and employee contributions to the pension fund. The Health Care Stabilization Fund was established in 1983. Contributions from employers have only been rolled into that fund since 1997. In the chart, you will note the employer contribution percentage has not changed since 1984 and the member contribution percentage has changed very little and capped in state law at 10%. Note the dollar amount dedicated to the health care stabilization fund was at 8% for the years 1999 and 2000. Please also recognize only 1% will be dedicated to the health care fund for this present school year 2002-2003. Reducing the percentage contributed to the health care fund will result in higher monthly premiums for retirees. History of Contributions from Members and Employers to STRS Year Member Employer Employer Amt.

62. OASBO: Legislative Action
    Sample resolution for boards of education to adopt and forward to their State OhioGovernment News Highlights — For the week ending January 10, 2003  
    http://www.oasbo-ohio.org/legis_action.html
    
    Extractions: Click to Select a Shortcut Home Page About OASBO Advertising Information AIM for School Information Annual Workshop 2003 Annual Workshop 2002: Slide Show ASBO International Business Managers Chapters COSBO Certification Program Expanded Asset Pool Foundation "Has-Been" Times Job Board Join OASBO Leadership Academy Legislative Action Membership Database Newsline Ohio S.B.O. The Ohio School Plan Professional Development Professional Reg. Information Resolutions Committee SBO Search Program SchoolBusinessSolutions.com ServiceAffiliates.com Topics of Interest Treasurer's Notes Locate your State Representative Locate your State Senator Legislative Bills Online As an attendee at our ESEA Accounting Seminar on Wednesday February 26th, you received a diagram explaning the new carryover process for federal title programs. There was an error contained in the original handout. We have made the necessary corrections and the handout is now available on our Website. Click here for a diagram with an explanation of the new "Carryover" guidelines for Title I Grant Monies for both carryover amounts in excess of the 15% limitation and when carryover does not exceed the 15% limitation. (PDF Format) May, 2002

63. Memberships
    of ohio ohio Council of Teachers of Mathematics ohio School boards Association KappaDelta Pi OWU Chapter Counselor of this National education Honorary Other  
    http://www.owu.edu/~mggrote/page6.html

64. Honors
    Academy of Science 1999, 2001 Award of Achievement, ohio School boards Association1996 Leadership Award, National Science education Leadership Association  
    http://www.owu.edu/~mggrote/page5.html

65. State Of The States: Ohio
    with these 50 community mental health boards as they The intention is for NAMI Ohioto support efforts that was developed for our legislative education campaign  
    http://www.nami.org/states/ohio.html
    
    Extractions: (April 2002) Good News: On December 13th, 2001, Governor Taft signed into law H.B. 405, the Budget Repair Bill just days after being passed by the Ohio Senate and House of Representatives. Only 6 months into a very tight biennium budget, the Governor and the General Assembly were faced with a $1.5 billion deficit over the remaining 18 months of the 2-year funding cycle. Caused by the combination of a mild recession and the effects of the devastating events of September 11th and America’s ensuing war on terrorism, Ohio elected officials were forced to conduct a series of very intense debates on how to satisfy the state’s constitutional requirement of a balanced budget. With projected tax revenues falling seriously behind projections, Governor Taft and legislative leaders negotiated a package of budget cuts and revenue enhancements designed to eliminate this huge shortfall. Going into this process, all state-funded agencies were instructed to submit revised budgets that included cutting expenses by 3-6%. While the Ohio Department of Mental Health complied with this stringent budget cutting request, family members and mental health advocates initiated a series of intensive efforts to promote holding the publicly funded mental health system harmless from these devastating budget cuts. As a result of the efforts of Healthy Lives/Healthy Communities grass roots coordinators, NAMI affiliate members and other MH advocates from around the state, mental health services were listed as the STATE’S TOP PRIORITY FOR THE FIRST TIME IN OHIO’S HISTORY!

66. ECS Results
    ohio, There are educational service center boards. Oklahoma, There are noregional boards. Oregon, There are education service district boards.  
    http://www.ecs.org/dbsearches/Search_Info/GovernanceStructuresReports.asp?tbl=ta

67. ECS Results
    ohio, educational service center directors are appointed by educational servicecenter boards. Oklahoma, Not applicable. Oregon, education service district  
    http://www.ecs.org/dbsearches/Search_Info/GovernanceStructuresReports.asp?tbl=ta

68. The Center - Telego Center - Ashland University
    educational Improvement shall be to provide services to ohio schools that 3. To provideongoing support to Superintendents, boards of education, and other  
    http://www.ashland.edu/colleges/education/edimprove/theCenter.htm
    
    Extractions: History top Dr. Stephen L. Stuart, Ashland University's Assistant Dean for Professional Development, conceived an idea of how to help Ohio's school districts faced with the many challenges and issues in delivering quality education to children. The result of this dream was the establishment of the Center for Educational Improvement in 1999. In Spring 2001 the Center was renamed the Gene A. Telego Center for Educational Improvement to honor the accomplishments of Dr. Telego. Dr. Telego served Ashland University for 33 years. He directed the teacher education program for 25 years. In addition to other accomplishments, Dr. Telego was instrumental in establishing the Master of Education and Doctor of Education degree programs. Today TCEI is known throughout the state as a center that focuses on providing on-site, customized help to school districts. TCEI not only provides on-site services, but also sponsors forums and workshops on issues professional educators grapple with daily. Staff top James W. Wilkes

69. Washingtonpost.com Education
    John Boehner (Rohio). Share your views on the Bush administration's educationreform initiative and its effects. • More About Our Message boards.  
    http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/politics/specials/education/
    
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70. Psychology Licensing Board Contact Information & Resources
    License Continuing education Requirements for ohio Psychologists. Psychology LicenseContinuing education Requirements for Secretary to Medical boards Office of  
    http://kspope.com/licenseboards.html

71. CCSSO Map Of States
    The Council of Chief State School Officers links to state boards of educationCategory Reference education K through 12 Professional Information bulletDelaware. bulletDistrictof Columbia. bulletDept.of Defense education Activity.bulletFlorida. Northern Mariana Islands. bulletOhio. bulletOklahoma. bulletOregon.  
    http://www.ccsso.org/seamenu.html

72. Links To State Education Agencies
    North Carolina. North Dakota. ohio. Oklahoma. Oregon. Pennsylvania. Rhode Island  
    http://www.nasbe.org/SEA_Links/SEA_Links.html

73. Lake County, Ohio USA - Home Page
    Official site provides overview of government, calendar, and links to all county offices, officials Category Regional North America United States ohio Counties Lake more than 220,000 citizens, and we continue to be among ohio's fastest growing! Ourwork force is highly skilled, and we put a premium on education and training  
    http://www.lakecountyohio.org/
    
    Extractions: Web Sites Lake County, Ohio USA Welcome to Lake County! Although we are geographically the smallest of Ohio's 88 Counties, we currently rank 12th in population with more than 220,000 citizens, and we continue to be among Ohio's fastest growing! Our work force is highly skilled, and we put a premium on education and training. Teachers in Lake County average the highest wages in the state, and we have the lowest percentage of population living below the poverty line. The most unique feature about us is the 31 miles of shoreline we have on Lake Erie. There are two major rivers flowing through the County which provide us with harbors and marinas for shipping and superb recreational opportunities. A number of large national and regional companies call Lake County home and have their headquarters here. International business is also significant because of our access to the St. Lawrence Seaway and Hopkins International Airport (in Cleveland). A manufacturer would be hard-pressed to find a better location for export business. Lake County's reputation in agricultural circles is legendary. Blessed with some of the most fertile soil anywhere, our Nursery Industry is a national leader. Our well-established Wine Industry is nationally known because of our ideal soil and climate for grape production.

74. American Association Of School Administrators - Career Center
    Illinois education Job Bank http//www.iasaedu.org/JobBank/default.htm. ohio SchoolBoards Association http//www.osbaohio.org/Supt-Searches.html.  
    http://www.aasa.org/career_center/job_sites/

75. Kaleidoscapes
    Archived messages only.Category Reference education Home Schooling Chats and ForumsClick Here Kaleid scapes For Kids and Home education Enthusiasts! NoteAs of February 28, 2002 all the boards are readonly .  
    http://www.kaleidoscapes.com/

76. Ohio.com - Northeast Ohio's Home Page
    LOCAL education NEWS, Essay winners share a dream Two best friends among 21 NortheastOhio pupils honored in King contest When the 9year-old girls were called  
    http://www.ohio.com/mld/ohio/living/education/
    
    Extractions: The Mega Millions multistate game added last May to the Ohio Lottery's mix has failed to pay off for schools. Legislators and Gov. Bob Taft last year expanded state-sponsored gambling in an effort to halt declining profits, which are required by the state constitution to go to schools. However, the Ohio Lottery may be on track this year to report the lowest profits in more than a decade.

77. Ohio.com - Northeast Ohio's Home Page
    ohio.com The ohio home page, The Beacon Journal. Friday, Feb 14,2003. education Planning, LATEST STORY, Higher college costs strain  
    http://www.ohio.com/mld/ohio/business/personal_finance/debt_management/education
    
    Extractions: Dawnica DeWalt will spend much of her time surrounded by college textbooks the next several months. But she won't be studying. For the second straight semester, the University of Houston sophomore cannot afford to enroll. Instead, she works at the university bookstore to save the money to go back to school.

78. About ORC
    Review boards Chairs, faculty members from institutions of higher education acrossOhio who receive halftime support from ORC, provide leadership for the  
    http://www.ohiorc.org/about/
    
    Extractions: The Ohio Resource Center for Mathematics, Science, and Reading improves teaching and learning by promoting best practices based upon the national and state standards in mathematics, science, and reading for Ohio schools and universities. The Ohio Resource Center for Mathematics, Science, and Reading (ORC), a project of the State University Education Deans ( see original proposal in PDF format ), has been funded by the Ohio General Assembly and established by the Ohio Board of Regents to: identify and disseminate effective instructional and professional development resources and best practices to schools, school districts, and higher education institutions; support sustained professional development for teachers and administrators in the effective adoption of best practices and teaching resources; and foster an integrated educational research and development capacity for Ohio through collaboration with colleges and universities involved in teacher preparation. What services and resources does ORC provide for Ohio educators?

79. The Harwood Institute - Reconnecting Communities And Schools
    In the fall of 2000, four ohio school districts with the South Carolina School BoardsAssociation, and the South Carolina Department of education, The Harwood  
    http://www.theharwoodgroup.com/initiatives/reconnecting.shtml
    
    Extractions: work via email PDF HTML After over a year of community engagement reaching over 1700 people, the Mobile Area Education Foundation presented a "community agreement" to the school board and community. Following the design of The Harwood Institute's Reconnecting Communities and Schools framework, the "Yes We Can" initiative has developed a coherent and cohesive voice for moving Mobile toward improving education. Read the October and December articles from the Mobile Register To view a piece on the new agreement from the Mobile Area Education Foundation's newsletter, click here For more, please visit http://www.kwfdn.org/ProgramAreas/facilities The KnowledgeWorks Foundation is Ohio's largest public education philanthropy. The Foundation's goal is to further universal access to education by providing funding and leadership for education initiatives throughout Ohio. sensibilities and practices for making public life work. The importance of community engagement in the effort to improve our public schools is gaining recognition around the country as people strive to change the relationship between communities and public schools. A recent article on the need for effective communication between communities and school leaders recently appeared in

80. Ohio.com - Northeast Ohio's Home Page
    By Stephanie Warsmith / Beacon Journal staff writer. MORE LOCAL education NEWS, Hearfrom professional planners and browse a list of ohio fouryear colleges.  
    http://www.philly.com/mld/ohio/living/education/
    
    Extractions: The Mega Millions multistate game added last May to the Ohio Lottery's mix has failed to pay off for schools. Legislators and Gov. Bob Taft last year expanded state-sponsored gambling in an effort to halt declining profits, which are required by the state constitution to go to schools. However, the Ohio Lottery may be on track this year to report the lowest profits in more than a decade.

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