81. WYOMING EDUCATION FINANCE ISSUES REPORT Programs For Students With WYOMING EDUCATION FINANCE Programs for Students with special needs (Disadvantaged, Limited English Proficient, Gifted) Management Analysis Planning Inc. 1130 K Street, Suite 255 Sacramento, CA 95814 James W. Guthrie, President http://www.edconsultants.com/Reports/WYspecialneeds.pdf

82. Convention Center to students and colleagues with special visual, auditory Online Newsletter of MTSU'SDisabled Student Services website of Middle tennessee State University in http://www.mtsu.edu/~adatech/Newsletter/conventioncenter2.htm

83. Programs And Services therapy aides, auto hand controls, special shoes, braces in the life of a disabledchild and by UCP in conjunction with the tennessee Developmental Disabilities http://ucpnashville.org/programs.html

Programs and Services BARRY DEAN FULTON SPECIAL NEEDS FUND The purpose of the Barry Dean Fulton Special Needs Fund is to provide support for individuals with cerebral palsy and closely related disabilities through the provision of financial assistance for the purchase or repair of adaptive equipment as deemed appropriate by the volunteer committee which oversees its distribution. Some examples of adaptive equipment for which these funds are intended include: wheelchairs, lifts, ramps, communication aides, therapy aides, auto hand controls, special shoes, braces and walkers. FAMILY SUPPORT AND ADVOCACY SERVICES United Cerebral Palsy of Middle Tennessee serves as the doorway through which many families learn about community services for individuals with disabilities. Our goal is to begin providing support to parents as soon as possible after their children are first diagnosed with a disability. Since most all of UCP programs and services are non-disability specific, we serve families dealing with a variety of disabilities. Our ultimate goal is to assist people in advocating for themselves. UCP offers a supportive setting for parents to share common feelings, community resource information, and parenting strategies as they pertain to daily experiences with children with disabilities. We also offer resource information and support services to adults with disabilities in the Middle Tennessee community.

84. Classifieds Search Parenting special needs. http://adlistings.specialchildren.about.com/search/4/page_1.html

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85. The Gadfly: Education News And Analysis From The Thomas B. Fordham Foundation the McKay Scholarship program, whereby disabled youngsters may David Urion, from RethinkingSpecial Education for teachers flunk valueadded test in tennessee. http://www.edexcellence.net/gadfly/v02/gadfly19.html

Volume 2, Number 19. May 9, 2002 Overview From Jay's Desk (guest editorial comment by Jay P. Greene) The myth of the special ed burden Recommended Reading NBPTS-certified teachers flunk value-added test in Tennessee High school seniors still know little U.S. history Do we really need school boards? Short Reviews of New Reports and Books "Lost at Sea": New Teachers' Experiences with Curriculum and Assessment , David Kauffman, Susan Moore Johnson, Susan M. Kardos, Edward Liu and Heather G. Peske, Teachers College Record, 2002 Staying on Course in Education Reform , Paul Barton, Educational Testing Service, April 2002 Enhancing Urban Children's Early Success in School , Andrea Del Gaudio Weiss and Robert M. Offenberg, American Educational Research Association, April 2002 New American Schools, Driven By Results, A Decade of Experience, and other papers , New American Schools, 2002 Facing the Challenges of Whole-School Reform: New American Schools After A Decade , Mark Berends, Susan J. Bodilly and Sheila Nataraj Kirby, RAND, 2002 Teachers' Professional Lives: A View from Nine Industrialized Countries , Carol F. Stoel and Tin-Swe Thant, Council for Basic Education, March 18, 2002

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