41. Representative Robert E. Vince State Department of education general McCoy * Programs Appropriation; Departmentof education - Minimum McCoy HB1640 Appropriation; mississippi Authority for http://billstatus.ls.state.ms.us/1999/pdf/House_authors/Vince.htm

Mississippi Legislature 1999 Regular Session Representative Robert E. Vince District 99 As of 01/03/00 at 11:02 HB 315 Appropriation; MTAG and MESG Tuition Assistance Guice Programs; additional for FY1999. 03/16 (S) Died In Committee HB 464 Prescription drugs; person eligible for Medicare with Reynolds * certain income shall receive under Medicaid. 03/02 (S) Died In Committee HB 471 Teachers, assistant teachers and certain other school McCoy * employees; increase salaries. 04/05 Approved by Governor HB 519 Tobacco settlement funds; create Health Care Trust Fund Moody * for. 04/01 Approved by Governor HB 769 Judges; authorize additional judge for the Fifteenth Frierson % Circuit Court District. 02/02 (H) Died In Committee HB 826 Trees; increase time for recovery of damages for Eaton * cutting trees without owner's consent. 03/19 Approved by Governor HB 832 Income tax; provide credit for certain reforestation Eaton *$% expenses. 03/29 Approved by Governor HB 834 Nursing homes; allow Medicaid participation for Moody * existing beds and authorize new beds.

42. Senate Education Committee allocated for certain Gordon purposes; divert for general education programs In CommitteeSN 25 Rosetta L. Richard, Gulfport, mississippi, education, GOVERNOR St http://billstatus.ls.state.ms.us/2003/pdf/Senate_cmtes/ED.htm

Mississippi Legislature 2003 Regular Session Senate Education Committee As of 04/09/03 at 09:49 Main Menu HB 662 Special education students; may appeal hearing Warren officer's decision within 45 days of the decision. 03/17 Approved by Governor HB 663 State classroom supply funds; clarify method of Warren * distribution and administration of. 03/17 Approved by Governor HB 742 School districts; revise certain sections relating to Warren * the administration of. 04/04 Due From Governor 04/22/03 HB 743 Vocational student organizations; allow Department of Warren Education to utilize staff for and expend vocational funds for. 03/13 Approved by Governor HB 744 Schools; extend repealers on certain sections. Warren 03/17 Approved by Governor HB 746 Schools; exempt from 180-day minimum school calendar Warren * for time missed due to emergencies. 03/31 (H) Died In Conference HB 813 Professional licenses; suspend for default on state Howell % educational loans or service conditional scholarships. 03/04 (S) Died In Committee HB 857 Teachers; certain may be licensed if college work

43. LexisNexis(TM) CD 5. County Boards of education and Superintendents. 6. mississippi Uniform SchoolLaw. 11. general Provisions Pertaining to education. 13. http://www.michie.com/mississippi/lpext.dll/Infobase/f0c4?fn=document-frame.htm&

44. Document Library: Subject Index Minneapolis, Minnesota Minnesota mississippi Mooney, Thomas J education education, from Puerto Rico A Adjutant general Emphasizes Importance of educational http://newdeal.feri.org/texts/subject.htm

Documents Photos Features Classroom ... Search Subject Index Search By: Date Author Publisher/Collection Advertisements ... Youth Advertisements "Be Careful of the Candle, Son!" ( Advertisement "Better, Jean? Listen" ( Advertisement ... Advertisement African Americans "12,000,000 Black Voices"A Folk History of the Negro In the United States A Dream, A Quarter Century, A Reality! How the Urban League Has Served A Negro in the CCC Abolish Jim Crow! ... Will the New Deal Be A Square Deal For the Negro? Agricultural Adjustment Administration A Valley to Hold To Black Cotton Farmers and the AAA Extemporaneous Address On A.A.A. to Farm Groups Salvation for the Tenant Farmer ... United States v. Butler, 297 U.S. 1 (1936) Agricultural Labor Again the Covered Wagon An Open Letter to Rex Tugwell Berry Picker Berry Picking and Relief ... You're Gonna Have Lace Curtains Agricultural Policy Address at Atlanta, Georgia Agricultural Policy and Abundance Black Cotton Farmers and the AAA Extemporaneous Address On A.A.A. to Farm Groups ... What Hope For The Rural Negro? Agriculture "Agriculture," from

45. Investigative Reports From The Office Of Inspector General enter Guilty Pleas Wichita, Kansas, April 17, 2001; Former Sheriff Deputies Sentencedfor education Fraud Conspiracy Jackson, mississippi, April 10, 2001; http://www.ed.gov/offices/OIG/ireports.htm

Calendar Year 2003 Former MCDI Officials Indicted For Wire Fraud, Program Fraud, and Obstruction of Justice. Springfield, MA, March 31, 2003 Doctor Indicted for Student Loan Fraud. Indianapolis, Indiana, March 5, 2003 New York Doctor Indicted for Student Loan Fraud. Indianapolis, Indiana, March 5, 2003 Scarborough Man Sentenced in Federal Court for Failure to Make Student Loan Refunds. Portland, ME, February 28, 2003 Fifth guilty plea in $163,000 theft from the Department of Education. Washington, D.C., February 7, 2003 United States reaches $2 million settlement with Verizon Federal. Inc, concerning its responsibility for the acts of its former technicians who defrauded the Department of Education. Washington, DC, February 7, 2003 Former college employee pleads guilty to stealing loan checks. Kansas City, MO, January 31, 2003 Guilty plea in $163,000 theft from the Department of Education. Washington D.C., January 22, 2003 Seven Detroit area residents were indicted on charges of conspiring to defraud the U.S. Department of Education, wire fraud, student financial aid fraud and false statements. Michigan, January 16, 2003

46. General Legislative Provisions For Students With Disabilities South Carolina Texas Wisconsin, Delaware Louisiana mississippi. develop and implementan Individualized education Program (IEP environment and, in general, in an http://www.ed.gov/pubs/chartlegis/part1.html

Review of Charter School Legislation Provisions Related to Students with Disabilities, September 1998 General Legislative Provisions This first part of the review examines statutory provisions that have implications for, but do not necessarily address directly, students with disabilities or special education. Various provisions in state statutes grant charter schools varying levels of authority to govern themselves and to make decisions regarding the operation of the schools, including decisions related to personnel, curriculum, and expenditures. The extent of a charter school's operational autonomy will have an impact on how special education programs are implemented in these schools. As described in the following paragraphs, statutory provisions that give higher levels of autonomy include ones that allow or require charter schools to (1) operate independent from local school districts, (2) make their own personnel decisions, (3) be exempt from state and district education laws and regulations, (4) assume liability for their actions, and (5) receive their funding directly from the state. Independence from districts.

47. National Writing Project - Spring Meeting mississippi Writing/Thinking Institute Director Sherry Swain Howard University Schoolof education, welcomes NWP and directors to Friday's general session in http://writingproject.org/Calendar/SM/2002photos.html

NWP Spring Meeting 2002 Archive Legislative Update Resources for Educators: Langston Hughes Resources for Educators: Japanese American Internment NWP Spring Meeting 2002 Photographs With cherry blossoms still in bloom, more than 175 writing project directors, co-directors and teacher-consultants converged on Washington D.C., April 11-12, 2002 for this year's spring meeting. Below are photos from this year's meeting. NEW! Link to an online version of "Using Research to Build Effective School Reading Programs" by David Pearson. "NWP Spring Meeting Tops Its Own Mark," The Voice, May-June 2002. Thursday, April 11, 2002, Capitol Hill, Washington, D.C. More than 175 writing project teachers and directors packed the Senate Mansfield Room for the opening session at this year's NWP Spring Meeting. NWP's long-time champion on Capitol Hill, Senator Thad Cochran (R-MS), reiterated his commitment to both NWP and to teachers and students nationwide at this year's spring meeting. Representative James Leach (R-IA), a proponent of both NWP and the Iowa Writing Project, spoke about the importance of writing and other forms of communication at this year’s meeting.

48. International Bureau Of Education. International Activities. Databanks. World Da mississippi. Official site of the Department of education. general informationabout the Department; current programmes; curriculum frameworks; assessment http://www.ibe.unesco.org/International/Databanks/Wde/namerica.htm

Official information sources on education North America Western Europe Africa South of Sahara Asia and the Pacific Central Europe and former USSR ... Middle east and North Africa General information sources Background information Statistics and indicators Databases on education systems Web resources Educational profiles National reports North America Canada Alberta British Columbia Manitoba ... Guam C anada Federal and nationwide sources Official site of the Council of Ministers of Education , Canada (CMEC), a co-ordinating body through which ministers consult and act on matters of mutual interest. General information about CMEC; current programmes and activities; on-line publications, reports and policy documents; school achievement indicators; statistics and indicators; press releases. A section includes links to Provincial and Territorial Departments and Ministries responsible for education. (In English and French)

49. The University Of Mississippi - Outreach And Continuing Education Continuing Legal education, Seminars, Events and general Announcements click herefor your subscription preferences. mississippi Municipal Attorneys Association, http://www.outreach.olemiss.edu/contact/

Office of Summer School The University of Mississippi Post Office Box 9 University, Mississippi 38677 Telephone: 662-915-7621 Fax: 662-915-1535 email: umsummer@olemiss.edu Office of Professional Development and Non-Credit Education E. F. Yerby Conference Center The University of Mississippi Post Office Box 879 University, MS 38677-0879 Telephone: 662-915-7283 Fax: 662-915-5138 email: noncred@olemiss.edu Conference Management Institute for Continuing Studies Post Office Box 879 University, MS 38677 Phone: 662-915-7282 Fax: 662-915-5138 email: rusty@olemiss.edu Media Productions The University of Mississippi University Avenue at Grove Loop University, MS 38677-0879

50. Mississippi Economic Council - The State Chamber Of Commerce and a lifelong mississippian, MB Swayze was named general manager of The Foundation'smission To encourage support for quality in education in mississippi. http://www.msmec.com/swayze/

M. B. SWAYZE EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION The M. B. Swayze Educational Foundation , established in 1977, was named for the man who served for 20 years as the first general manager of the Mississippi Economic Council. A native of Yazoo City and a lifelong Mississippian, M. B. Swayze was named general manager of MEC in its organizational days of 1949, serving until retirement in 1968. The Foundation's mission: To encourage support for quality in education in Mississippi. To help the people of Mississippi understand and appreciate the importance of the American enterprise system to our freedom and prosperity. To identify, educate, and motivate leaders who can make a significant contribution to the development of Mississippi. Leadership Mississippi graduates partner to tap power of volunteers in statewide Link-A-Life Tour More Mentoring information Web site successful project of Leadership Mississippi team. More FOUNDATION PROGRAMS Student-Teacher Achievement Recognition (STAR) Leadership Mississippi The Path Forward - Leadership Mississippi Alumni Organization ... Privacy Policy © 2000 MEC, The State Chamber

51. Enrollment Services - Road Runners - Mississippi State University Williams, Vicksburg, MS, Sophomore, general Business Administration. Red Banks, MS,Junior, Special education. Information about mississippi State University, contact http://www.enroll.msstate.edu/roadrunners/

Prospective Students Recruiting Events Contact Us Orientation Roadrunners Our Staff T he Mississippi State University Roadrunners is the group that aids the Office of Enrollment Services in recruiting students to the university. These 82 student recruiters give campus tours, write and call prospective students personally, and help host student recruiting events on campus. The students are from high schools both in and outside Mississippi and their majors range from biomedical engineering to elementary education. R oadrunner selection is held each spring. For information about becoming a Roadrunner, contact: For more information about Roadrunners, contact: The Office of Enrollment Services P.O. Box 6334 Mississippi State, MS 39762-6334 662-325-1MSU fax or e-mail us. C urrent MSU Road Runners: Name Hometown Class Major Kathryn Adamson Birmingham, AL Junior Business Management Lauren Aderholt Tupelo, MS Junior Microbiology Genice Allen Macon, MS Senior Political Science Angie Andrews Greenville, MS

52. :: Gunn Education Materials Center :: community, as well as a general site search of education, National Center for educationStatistics, the to Federal and State of mississippi Deptartment of http://www.lib.usm.edu/~gunn/gunn_site/websites.shtml

Links to Education Related Web Sites Awesome Library The Awesome Library organizes exploration of the WWW with 12,000 reviewed resources. Search starting points are provided for teachers, kids, teens, parents, librarians, community, as well as a general site search feature. The home page also lists broad divisions called Subjects, Support, and Resources. Sub topic areas will offer many lesson plans, articles, projects, periodical lists, and recommended books to tie into the subject. A must see site. USM Education Resources Site Links to Federal and State of Mississippi Deptartment of Education curriculum framworks. Teacher's Net Ask ERIC Cyberkids/Cyberteens Launchpad Very large collection of links to many different subjects including Children's Books Online, Child Safety, Computers, Educational Resources, History, Language Arts, Math, Music, Science, Museums and Libraries, more. Busy Teachers' Web Site K-12 Twenty subject areas with links to lesson plans and activities. Excellent elementary level section, also many links that would appeal to secondary level educators. The Teachers' Reference Section has links to multicultural sites and Internet search tools.

53. MSLawyer.com - Mississippi Law Firms - Attorney And Law Firm Directory These links provide general information on the Federal United States Supreme Court;mississippi Crimes Penalities DUI; MS Alcohol Safety education Program http://www.mslawyer.com/public.html

Public Information Center A Service of the Mississippi Lawyers World Wide Web Domain Courts Depositions DUI Family Links ... Bar Information Misc Mississippi Trivia Meetings and Events These links provide information about events or meetings of interest to the general public. Get answers to everyday legal questions at The People's Law School , sponsored by the Hinds County Bar. Court System These links provide general information on the Federal court system, biographical data on the Mississippi Supreme Court and Court of Appeals justices, and a picture of the US Supreme Court justices. Federal Courts Mississippi Court of Appeals Biographies Mississippi Supreme Court Biographies United States Supreme Court Depositions The following link contains help on preparing for a deposition. How to Prepare for a Deposition Driving Under The Influence Links to the Drunk Driving Defense Page and other DUI/DWI resources. DUI MS Alcohol Safety Education Program Fantastic Family Links Various links to information of interest to families. Everything From Adoption to Twins Olen Interactive Pregnancy Calendar Articles of Interest to Families Celebrating Diversity in Families ... Newspapers On-Line Hiring an Attorney Basic information for choosing an attorney and working with an attorney. Also a list of Attorney Web Pages located on the Mississippi Lawyers World Wide Web Domain.

54. USA Colleges - Arts And Sciences Area V Courses Since specific course requirements in general education/core curriculum vary frommajor to Walton Community College in Florida, or the mississippi Gulf Coast http://www.southalabama.edu/admissions/transfer/al/core.htm

University of South Alabama General Education/Core Curriculum All University of South Alabama students, whether they start as freshmen or transfer students, must fulfill general education/core curriculum requirements, as mandated by the State Legislature. Specific degree programs and college requirements may exceed any or all of the minimum general education requirements listed below. Since specific course requirements in general education/core curriculum vary from major to major, students must select these courses carefully by referring to the programs/degrees section of the USA Bulletin Transfer Students from Alabama Community Colleges should follow the specific major/degree information in the STARS guides with the accompanying Area V links to USA programs. Transfer students from Pensacola Junior College and Okaloosa Walton Community College in Florida, or the Mississippi Gulf Coast Community Colleges (Jackson County, Jefferson Davis, and Perkinston) should follow the specific major/degree guides developed for them. AREA I Written Composition (Six semester hours) Six semester hours in written composition AREA II Humanities and Fine Arts (Twelve semester hours) Three semester hours required in Literature Three semester hours required in the Arts The remaining hours can be taken from the following: Literature, Philosophy, Religious Studies, Speech, Foreign Language, Art, Music, Theatre

55. State Agencies The Official State Web Site Of Mississippi Compulsory School Attendance education, mississippi Department of, Computers ConsumerProtection Attorney general, State of mississippi, Contractors http://www.mississippi.gov/state_agencies_topic.jsp?Category_ID=16

56. How Do I The Official State Web Site Of Mississippi Online Services. general, mississippi Government, Working in mississippi. Healthcarein mississippi, 2, get help in saving for my children's college education? http://www.mississippi.gov/how_do_i_fulllist.jsp?subCategoryID=4&Category_ID=4

57. About The Mississippi Bend Area Education Agency Programs and services provided by the mississippi Bend AEA are organized intofour divisions ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES general education RESEARCH AND http://www.aea9.k12.ia.us/whoweare-subpage.html

The Mississippi Bend Area Education Agency is one of fifteen area education agencies in the state. They were created by the 1974 Iowa Legislature to ensure all children have equal educational opportunites. local schools. More than 56,000 students in public school districts and approved non-public schools are served by the Mississippi Bend Area Education Agency. This area includes all of Clinton, Scott and Muscatine counties, as well as parts of Cedar, Jackson and Louisa counties. SCHOOL DISTRICTS COMPREHENSIVE PLAN MAP The Iowa Department of Education has devloped and mandated nine standards for services areas that all AEA's must provide. Within each standards for servicesarea, the Mississippi Bend AEA has aplan addressing needs, projects, results, and outlines of programs and services necessary to obtain those results. The standards for services areas include: School Community Planning Professional development for instructional, administrative

58. TIES 2002 Education Technology - Featured Speakers in planning, coordinating, directing and supporting mississippi’s education technologyinitiatives In her keynote speech at the opening general session on http://tchlrn.ties.k12.mn.us/ties2002/main/speakers.asp

Welcome Schedule Banquets Featured Speakers ... Back to TIES Monday keynote speaker Helen Soulé Helen Soulé is special assistant for technology to the assistant secretary for the Office of Post Secondary Education in the U.S. Department of Education. She formerly was director of the Mississippi Department of Education Office of Technology, which provides leadership to educators in planning, coordinating, directing and supporting Mississippi’s education technology initiatives and programs. She is the recipient of Converge magazine’s 30 “Shapers of the Future” award for 2001 and of the 2001 E-School News Impact 30 Award for Excellence. Soulé has served on numerous national boards, including the State Educational Technology Directors Association and the Consortium for School Networking, and is a member of the George Lucas Educational Foundation Advisory Council. In her keynote speech at the opening general session on Monday, November 25, Soulé will talk about national programs, trends, policies and expectations for technology use in schools, including the educational technology programs that are part of the current federal funding based on the theme "No Child Left Behind." Tuesday keynote speaker Mike Lorion Mike Lorion is vice president of education for Palm, Inc., in Santa Clara, California. He joined Palm in 2000 after spending nearly 12 years at Apple Computer, where he distinguished himself in both the retail and education arenas of the personal computer industry. His 23 years in the computer industry have also included positions at Digital Equipment Corporation and Data General. Lorion is a graduate of Springfield College in Massachusetts and a trustee of the National School Boards Foundation.

59. Ball State University - College Of Fine Arts: Music of Music Performance, Voice DMA, University of Southern mississippi MS. DR. KIMBERLYBURNS Assistant Professor of Music education, general Ph.D., University of http://www.bsu.edu/cfa/music/faculty/

Faculty Staff Undergraduate Graduate ... Giving to Ball State College of Fine Arts Muncie, IN 47306 Equal Opportunity Information For general information: ASKBSU@bsu.edu For Campus Information using Telecommunication Devices for the Deaf : (TDD) Long cited for innovative programs, new music activities, a wide and varied performance program, and national leadership in music education, the School of Music has an outstanding faculty of artists, teachers, and scholars who come into daily contact with music studen ts. Many of the faculty memb ers are recognized nationally and internationally for their accomplishments as performers, composers, conductors, innovators in the profession, as well as for their commitment to teaching. Music scholars distinguish themselves by publishing research, critical reviews, and new perspectives in books and in major journals and other professional publications. Nationally prominent composers are among the faculty, and their works are performed throughout the world. Ball State music faculty members maintain active professional lives, contributing to the more than three hundred Ball State campus and community concerts, recitals, and lectures in the School of Music's annual events series. Ensembles/Conducting Woodwinds Brass/Percussion Strings ... Music Theory/Composition Ensembles and Conducting DR. DOUGLAS AMMAN

60. GNU/Linux In Education Report #77 Viron has recently sent us an update about GEO (general education Online, citing Oxford,MS August 13, 2002 - The North mississippi education Consortium (NMEC http://www.seul.org/edu/report77.html

GNU/Linux in education report #77 August 26, 2002: We received news from Alan Chen about an article that touches on the increasing emergence of Free Software in the mainstream, as read in the LA Times: "OpenOffice Emulates MS Officeand It's Free", LA Times, Aug 05, Business Mike Viron has recently sent us an update about GEO (General Education Online, citing his statistics that project a possible 2 million hits before the end of 2002. Congrats, Mike! Roman Suzi kindly sent in a link to an extremely applicable article from LG, covering the idea of Secure and Robust Computer Systems for Primary and Secondary Schools. The viable solution for integrating Free Software in education is proposed using " DemoLinux " which would be an extremely friendly introduction to GNU/Linux, as it boots and runs the operating system completely from CD without making any major modifications of the pre-existing operating system and hard-disk on the tareget computer. Among other subjects discussed are the needs of teachers, challenges, and advantages to employing this idea in the education arena. Samuel Hart has announced Tux4Kids.org's latest, stable, release of

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