21. Department Of Labor And Industry Biennial Report 2000 - 1999 Legislative Follow- risk, and the program has been successfully implemented in reservation schools,alternative schools, the Yellowstone Youth Academy, and montana National Guard http://dli.state.mt.us/publications/reports/br1999legis.html

Department Divisions Administratively Attached Agencies Quick to Employment Laws ... Resource List DEPARTMENT Letter from the Commissioner Department Management Department Budget 1999 LEGISLATIVE FOLLOW-UP HOME 1999 LEGISLATIVE FOLLOW-UP House Joint Resolution 10/House Bill 592 Workers' Compensation Jobs for Montana’s Graduates: Achieves High Performance Human Rights Update House Joint Resolution 10/House Bill 592 A s part of the changes implemented by HJR 10 and HB 592, employment law mediation began at the start of Fiscal Year 2000. The process is intended to consolidate diverse claims, including issues such as wage and hour, independent contractor status, and uninsured employer, before a mediator in hopes of eliminating redundant proceedings, decreasing time to settlement, and reducing the number of cases that proceed to the formal hearing level. At the end of FY 00, mediation had resolved 70% of assigned cases, with seven cases pending. The average time for completion of the mediation process was 24 days. (back to top of page) Workers ’ Compensation Assessment T he 1997 Legislature changed the assessment methodology used to fund the workers' compensation regulatory functions of the department to a fixed percentage of compensation and medical benefits paid by insurers in the previous calendar year. Based on more current projections of the amount of benefits paid, the 1999 Legislature increased the fixed percentage from 2.6% to 3% of compensation and medical benefits paid. The new assessment method went into effect in FY 00 and FY 01.

22. Montana Guaranteed Student Loan Program more information on Perkins loans contact your schools financial aid have informationon different types of alternative Loans. 2003 montana Guaranteed Student http://www.mgslp.state.mt.us/parents/loans.html

Home Borrowers Parents Outreach ... Montana Family Education Savings Program Loans There are several types of loan programs for which you may be eligible to borrow. Eligibility will be determined by your school’s financial aid office, based on the information provided on the FAFSA. Below is a brief outline of each loan program: Federal Family Educational Loan Program (FFELP) : The FFLEP loans consist of the Federal Stafford Subsidized Loan, the Federal Stafford Unsubsidized Loan and the Federal Parent PLUS Loan. These loans are originated from lending institutions (banks) and guaranteed by Guaranty agencies. Borrowers are eligible for FFELP loans based upon the information provided on the FAFSA and the educational costs at the school. Federal Perkins Loan Program : A Perkins loan is a low interest (5%) loan for both undergraduate and graduate students with exceptional financial need. Federal Perkins loans are made through a school’s financial aid office. Your school is your lender and the loan is made with government funds. Repayment begins nine months after you graduate, leave school, or drop below half time status. This is called a grace period. At the end of your grace period repayment will begin. You have ten years to repay the loan excluding periods of deferment or forbearance during which time payments can be suspended. For more information on Perkins loans contact your schools financial aid office. William D Ford Direct Lending Program : This loan program consists of the Direct Stafford Subsidized Loan, Direct Stafford Unsubsidized Loan, and the Direct Parent PLUS Loans. These loans differ from the FFELP loans because the lender for the Direct loans is the Federal Government and the school financial aid office administers the loans rather than a guaranty agency. Eligibility for Direct Loans is determined by the information provided on the FAFSA and educational costs at the school that you are attending.

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Home Borrowers Parents Outreach ... Contact MGSLP Site Map Schools Lenders Common Manual Updates Newsletter Student Borrowers When do I start making payments? Federal Stafford-Subsidized/Unsubsidized PLUS Consolidation ... Education-related deferment (PDF format) Public Service deferment (PDF format) Temporary Total Disability deferment (PDF format) Parental Leave/Working Mother deferment (PDF format) Plus Borrower with Dependent Student deferment (PDF format) Consequences of not making payments MGSLP can help Loan Rehibilitation (PDF format) Loan Consolidation (PDF format) Financial Worksheet (Word for Windows format) Parents - Planning Your Childs Education Career planning Financial aid Scholarships National Merit Semi-finalist Scholarship ... Grants State of Montana State Student Incentive MTAP Baker Federal Pell Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Loans Federal Family Educational Loan Federal Perkins Loan William D Ford Direct Lending Alternative Loan Federal Stafford Subsidized Loan Federal Stafford Unsubsidized Loan Federal Parent PLUS Loan Direct Stafford Subsidized Loan Direct Stafford Unsubsidized Loan Direct Parent PLUS Loans Work study Fee Waivers Applying for financial aid Montana schools ... Montana family education savings program Inside MGSLP

24. Montana & High Plains TTT - Program Description While montana does not currently offer an alternative certification , a schools mayalso be granted emergency authorization to hire other than certified http://www.montana.edu/ttt/description.shtml

Back to Home Page What's New Description Eligibility Register Certification Jobs ... Teaching News Program Description OVERVIEW The Montana and High Plains Region Troops-to-Teachers Program, a regional consortium servicing Montana, Idaho, North Dakota, South Dakota and Wyoming, is designed to assist qualified military personnel make the transition from the armed services to service in the classrooms of our schools. The program helps connect individuals with information, institutions and the people that can help participants navigate then meet state certification requirements and ultimately find a teaching position. As of January 2002, over 4,000 Troops-to-Teachers participants have been hired nationally in the public schools through the program. The Troops-to-Teachers (TTT) program was initially established in 1994 to address force restructuring in the military by assisting retiring and separating active duty military personnel transition to new careers in public education. The military drawdown is over and the program has been redefined to address the actual and projected nationwide teacher shortage. According to “Who Will Teach Montana’s Children”, a report published in February 2001 for the Certification Standards and Practices Advisory Council (CSPAC) of the Montana Board of Public Education, Montana will need to hire roughly 909 new teachers each year for the several years. The report also indicates that only about 265 of those annual vacancies can be expected to be filled by recent graduates from the eight institutions within the state offering teacher education programs. In short, many of Montana’s schools can expect to have a difficult time filling their available positions. Other states in the high plains region are experiencing similar situations. Nationally, the situation is quite similar with U.S. Department of Education figures indicating that 2.2 million additional teachers will need to be hired nationally, over the next decade, to keep pace with teacher retirements and the growth in student populations.

25. Education - Potato State: Idaho Info These schools serve as an alternative to regular school and Nampa Christian schools 439 W Orchard 4668451 Gem State Academy 16115 montana Ave 459-1627. http://www.potatostate.com/education.html

SCHOOLS LOCATED WITHIN 45 MILES OF THE BOISE AREA Boise area schools are some of the finest in the state. Several new schools have been built in the past five years. This is due to the tremendous growth the valley has experienced over the past ten years. Check out the schools through these links: School Links Alternative Schools Colleges Private Schools Public Schools ALTERNATIVE SCHOOLS IN THE BOISE AREA Some of the communities have alternative schools available to their students. These schools serve as an alternative to regular school and stress trades and produce potential employment opportunities for the students. These schools are a great benefit to many troubled students and serve the community well. Please click on the community to view their private schools. Boise Caldwell Eagle Meridian Nampa Kuna Emmett Star Middleton Mountain Home Back to the Top COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES IN THE BOISE AREA Click Here f or the 2003 Colleges, Universities and Scholarships page which offers ten free scholarship searches, college contact information, online applications, ACT and SAT prep help, and more

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Alternative Education: Index for SKOLE, The Journal of Alternative Education 1985-1999: Educational Experiences, News, Publicity, John Taylor Gatto, History of Education E...Educational Experiences F 85: Learning, Relationships and 'Burnout'; A Personal Report by Rosalie Bianchi.......................................................................................................25 W 86: Alternative and Conventional Education, from the Viewpoint of a User, by Sam McPheeters................................................................................39 Spr 86: Writing, Printing and PublishingTravelers' Tales, Mark Steese,,,,,,,,,,,,49 W 90: Reality and the Rose Curtain: Owning Your Anger, by Mary Leue..........42 W 91: Montana Notes, by Jenifer Goldman.............................................................29 Su 91: Alternative Schools, From One Person's Experience, by Lucia Vorys...2 W 91: How I Learned to Write, by Ellen Becker....................................................11 Su 91: Su 92: Creativity, by Charlene Liberata....................................................................20

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28. Santa Monica Luxury Real Estate - Pacifica West , Roosevelt Elementary (K5) (310) 395-0941 801 montana Ave., SantaMonica, CA 90403 Mr. Jerry Harris- Principal. alternative schools. http://www.pacificawestproperties.com/santa_monica_schools.htm

Santa Monica/ Malibu School District. Santa Monica boasts one of the finest school systems in Southern California, the Santa Monica/ Malibu School District. The District serves the municipalities of Santa Monica and Malibu with sixteen schools and various development centers. The nine elementary schools, three middle schools, two high schools, one continuation high school and one alternative school enroll over 10,000 students. The District employs over 600 teachers, of which, 347 hold advanced degrees. SANTA MONICA - MALIBU UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT 1651 Sixteenth Street, Santa Monica, CA 90402

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Welcome Overview States Awards ... Applications DOE EPSCoR @ DOE Building Linkages State Highlights MONTANA - INDUSTRY EPSCoR PARTNERSHIP: The Meridian Oil Company has participated as an industrial partner in the Montana DOE/EPSCoR Petroleum Reservoir Characterization research cluster by making available the Rabbit Hills Oil Field in north-central Montana. Meridian Oil has also provided company data and results to the Montana University research team. The Rabbit Hills field has proven to be an ideal choice because it is relatively small(480 acres) and is a new field with modern well-log suites, a large percentage of cored wells, moderate structural complexity, and is an analog to several Montana fields. MONTANA - EPSCoR-STATE COLLABORATIONS: The Montana DOE/EPSCoR Petroleum Reservoir Characterization research team in conjunction with the Montana Bureau of Mines and Geology participate in the imaging of the reservoir using seismic methods. These seismic images are reviewed and analyzed in the context of detailed geologic models. MONTANA - ALTERNATIVE ENERGY SOURCES: Cooperation between the Montana DOE/EPSCoR Wind Energy researchers, the Montana Power Company, and the State Department of Environmental Quality has resulted in the set up of the Rice Ridge Renewable Energy Park. This park has enabled the testing of wind turbine blades under severe environmental conditions.

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32. Public Schools & Districts Overview Of Public Elementary And Secondary Schools A One percent were in alternative schools. 01 (table 4). As with the instructional levelof schools, grade span (In fact, only in Illinois, montana, and Vermont http://nces.ed.gov/pubs2003/quarterly/fall/3_4.asp

site index ED.gov Elementary and Secondary Education Lee M. Hoffman This article was originally published as a Statistical Analysis Report. The universe data are primarily from the following two components of the NCES Common Core of Data (CCD) : "Public Elementary/Secondary School Universe Survey" and "Local Education Agency Universe Survey." Technical notes, definitions, and supplemental tables from the original report have been omitted. Types of Public Schools and Agencies Student Membership Instructional Level School and School District Size ... References Types of Public Schools and Agencies table A This was an increase of almost 7.1 percent over the more than 87,125 schools reported 5 years earlier, in the fall of 1995. Most of these were regular schools, those that offer a comprehensive curriculum and may provide other programs and services as well. A smaller number of schools focused primarily on special education, vocational/technical education, or alternative programs. Students in these specialized schools were often enrolled in a regular school as well and were reported as part of the membership of that regular school ( table A Among the schools that reported students in membership, 93 percent were regular schools (derived from

33. Violence And Discipline Problems In U.S. Public Schools: 1996-97 / Survey Method Thirteen vocational and alternative schools were dropped from the and included inthe analyses with high schools. Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho, montana, Nevada, New http://nces.ed.gov/pubs98/violence/98030014.html

Violence and Discipline Problems in U.S. Public Schools: 1996-97 See also Indicators of School Crime and Safety: 2002 Survey Methodology and Data Reliability Sample Selection The sample of public schools for the FRSS Principal/School Disciplinarian Survey on School Violence was selected from the 1993-94 NCES Common Core of Data (CCD) Public School Universe File. Over 84,000 public schools are contained in the CCD Universe File, of which almost 79,000-49,000 regular elementary schools, 14,000 regular middle schools, and 15,801 regular secondary/combined schools in the 50 states and the District of Columbia-meet the eligibility criteria for this study. Excluded from the sampling frame were special education, vocational, and alternative/other schools, schools in the territories, and schools with a high grade lower than one or ungraded. Respondent and Response Rates In April 1997 questionnaires were mailed to 1,415 school principals. The principal was asked either to complete the questionnaire or to have it completed by the school disciplinarian who was most knowledgeable about discipline issues at the school. Telephone followup of nonrespondents was initiated in late April, and data collection was completed in July 1997. Eleven schools were found to be out of the scope of the study (no longer in existence), and a total of 1,234 schools completed the survey. Thus, the final raw response rate was 88 percent (1,234 schools divided by the 1,404 eligible schools in the sample). The weighted overall response rate was 89 percent. Weighted item nonresponse rates ranged from percent to 0.9 percent. Because the item nonresponse was so low, imputation for item nonresponse was not implemented.

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38. Montana Schools Group WC Risk Retention Group montana schools Group Workers' Compensation Risk Retention Program. a task force tolook into alternative methods of to § 3971-201, montana Code Annotated (MCA http://wcc.dli.state.mt.us/M/MSG_ORDERONAPPEAL.htm

Use Back Button to return to Index of Cases IN THE WORKERS' COMPENSATION COURT OF THE STATE OF MONTANA WCC No. 9309-6893 MONTANA SCHOOLS GROUP WORKERS' COMPENSATION RISK RETENTION PROGRAM Appellant vs. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND INDUSTRY EMPLOYMENT RELATIONS DIVISION Respondent. ORDER ON APPEAL This case was initiated by the Montana Schools Group Workers' Compensation Risk Retention Program (MSG) to contest the amount it was assessed under section 39-71-201, MCA, for the 1992 fiscal year. It paid the full amount of the assessment $162,477.61 under protest and requested a contested case hearing before the Department of Labor and Industry (Department). A hearing was held. MSG's challenge was rejected and this appeal followed. Montana Schools Group Workers' Compensation Risk Retention Program Insurance coverage for workers' compensation injuries is provided through three different statutory plans. Plan 1, which is found in Title 39, part 71, chapter 21, permits employers to self-insure provided certain conditions are met. Self-insured employers are referred to as Plan employers.

39. Ed Haag More than two months later, the claims adjuster for the montana schools Group Insurance hasprovided the insurer with a statutory alternative to affirmatively http://wcc.dli.state.mt.us/SCCASES/94-590.htm

Use Back Button to return to Index of Cases ED HAAG, Petitioner and Appellant, v. MONTANA SCHOOLS GROUP INSURANCE AUTHORITY, Respondent and Insurer, SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1 GREAT FALLS PUBLIC SCHOOLS, Employer. No. 94-590. Submitted on Briefs September 21, 1995. Rehearing Denied December 21, 1995. Decided November 21, 1995. Appeal from the Workers' Compensation Court. Honorable Mike McCarter, Judge. See C.J.S. Workmen's Compensation Sec. 376. Reversed and remanded. For Appellant: For Respondent: JUSTICE GRAY delivered the Opinion of the Court. Ed Haag (Haag) appeals from the Findings of Fact, Conclusions of Law and Judgment of the Workers' Compensation Court determining that he did not suffer a compensable injury arising out of and in the course of his employment. We reverse and remand. The dispositive issue on appeal is whether the Workers' Compensation Court erred in concluding that MSGIA's failure to comply with Sec. 39-71-606(1), MCA, did not preclude it from denying liability for Haag's claim. Haag began working as a custodian for School District No. 1 (School District) in Great Falls, Montana, in August of 1982; by October of 1983, he had been promoted to first engineer. Haag continued to work for the School District until March 24, 1992.

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A r c h i v e d I n f o r m a t i o n "Safe Schools/Healthy Students" Missoula, Montana Partners: Missoula County Public Schools Western Montana Mental Health Center Missoula Police Department Missoula District/Youth Court The partners in the program have a rich and varied history of collaborative prevention and intervention approaches, targeted at societal and cultural conditions underlying high risk youth behavior. Additional community partners include the University of Montana, Turning Point (currently the state's only intensive outpatient treatment program for adolescents), Alliance Reduction Task Force, Family Basics/WORD, the Early Childhood Consortium, and Even Start. Evaluation services will be provided by the University of Montana using a Likert scale adaptation of the 23 items contained in Early Warning Signs: Timely Response published by the U.S. Departments of Education and Justice. [St. Louis, Missouri] [Gallup, New Mexico]

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