1. Tenet Web: The Texas Education Network texas education Network. Its purpose is to provide the most useful, upto-date resources for the Category Regional North America United States texas education......Administrators Includes Assessment Information, Legislative Policy Issues,general Resources for Administrators, educational Organizations, and more. http://www.tenet.edu/

Administrators Teachers Includes Assessment Information, Curriculum Resources, useful Library Links, Educational Organizations, General Educational Resources, Information on Special Populations, and more. Professional Resources for All Educators Includes resources for all educators. Find Research and Reference materials, Grant and Funding options, Professional Development opportunities, and information on Technology in the Classroom. Parents Includes Parent Organizations, Internet and the Family, College Resources, Community Service opportunities, and more. Students Search This Web site Ask Jeeves Education Headlines UTeach, the Science and Mathematics Secondary Teacher Preparation Program Dallas-Fort Worth area among most 'unwired' Kid Stuff About TENET ... The Texas Education Network (TENET) 13 January 2003 Comment to: web-master@tenet.edu Accessibility Information

2. Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board general information about texas colleges and universities including costs, admissions, financial aid, scholarships, residency, statistics, and degrees offered. http://www.thecb.state.tx.us/

Welcome to the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board. Our mission is to advance higher education for the people of Texas. Participation and Success Closing the Gaps Community and ... Universities and Health-Related Institutions Finance Campus Planning and Research Open Records Policy Compact with Texans Site Information The Coordinating Board offices are located at 1200 East Anderson Lane, Austin, TX 78752. Our mailing address is P.O. Box 12788, Austin, TX 78711. You can reach us by phone at(512)427-6101 or (512)427-6127 (fax). For information on your student loan, you can reach us at 512-427-6340 (Austin Area) or at 800-242-3062 (Outside Austin). For information on student financial aid, please visit our web site at www.collegefortexans.com or call 888-311-8881 Your Comments, Questions, and Suggestions are always welcome.

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Administrators Teachers Professional Resources ... Technology in the Classroom General Resources Academy for Educational Development (AED) : , AED is committed to solving critical social problems through education, research, training, social marketing, and policy analysis. Corporation for Public Broadcasting : Explore educational programming provided by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting and National Public Radio. EdTech Discussion listserve Archive : A discussion listserv created to bring together faculty, educators, students and "interested others" in the field of educational technology to share ideas and information. Education Development Center, Inc. : EDC is one of the world's leading nonprofit education and health organizations. They bring researchers and practitioners together to create tools and conditions for learning, reaching people of all ages, backgrounds, and abilities. ENC Online: Eisenhower National Clearinghouse : ENC's mission is to identify effective curriculum resources, create high-quality professional development materials, and disseminate useful information and products to improve K-12 mathematics and science teaching and learning. Houston Education Resource Netork : Assists Houston's students to learn and succeed by providing an electronic information highway.

4. RGV Guide - Rio Grande Valley, Texas: Education/General Top education general. ABC Adult Basic Computing education Free computer classesheld in Council for South texas Economic Progress A nonprofit organization http://rgvguide.com/Education/General/

Home Add a Site Modify a Site What's New ... Search Last Modified 10-Mar-2003 Advertise Email Top Education : General ABC Adult Basic Computing Education Free computer classes held in your local library, community centers, and ISD. Added: 6-Feb-2002 Council for South Texas Economic Progress A non-profit organization in McAllen that makes loans to South Texans who need a financial hand to get to college. Added: 7-Aug-2000 Cre8tvt Home Page for Educators Added: 1-Apr-1999 Edinburg CISD Purchasing Department Added: 1-Apr-1999 Elder Institute at UTB Added: 1-Apr-1999 Harlingen School District Added: 1-Apr-1999 High School Equivalency Program-UTPA Added: 1-Jul-1999 High Tec Learning Institute Added: 3-Oct-2002 KToT Kindergarten Teachers of Texas website. Added: 11-May-2001 La Joya ISD The La Joya Independent School District maintains a World Wide Web Services as an expression of its mission to educate children. It is expected that the resources available will enhance the academic and social development of students and contribute to the professional development of teachers. In addition the Web Services will be a source on information about the school district. Added: 27-Mar-2002 McAllen ISD Web Site Added: 1-Apr-1999 McAllen Schools Links to McAllen schools from elementary through high school.

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6. Texas State Plan For Education Of Gifted / Talented Students The texas State Plan for the education of Gifted / Talented Students, from the texas education Agency. education service center personnel, and from the general public. The commitment of these dedicated individuals will make it possible for the public schools of texas http://www.swopnet.com/ed/TEA/Tx_State_Plan.html

TEXAS STATE PLAN FOR THE EDUCATION OF GIFTED/TALENTED STUDENTS November 1996 After the original free distribution to authorized institutions, additional copies may be purchased from the Publications Distribution Office, Texas Education Agency, P.O. Box 13817, Austin, Texas 78711-3817. To purchase additional copies please use the order form found in the back of this publication. Please remit $2.00 each if you are a nonprofit institution and $2.50 for all others. Purchase Orders are acceptable only from Texas educational institutions and government agencies.With the increasing demand for educational material, however, the supply may be exhausted at times. TEXAS EDUCATION AGENCY 1701 NORTH CONGRESS AVENUE AUSTIN, TEXAS 78701 FOREWORD In 1990, when the last state plan for the education of gifted students was adopted by the Texas State Board of Education, the mandate to identify and serve these students had just been implemented. That plan was designed to provide program guidance and to assure that all students had the opportunity to be fairly and accurately assessed for advanced level services. This new Texas state plan, adopted by the State Board of Education in November 1996, builds on that effort and takes districts and campuses to the next level of program implementation: refining existing services and creating additional curricular options that lead to exceptionally high levels of student performance. Mike Moses Commissioner of Education STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION (State Board for Career and Technology Education)

7. [crabwalk.com] Journalism, texas, Cajun activism, education reform, too much sports, and general geekiness. http://www.crabwalk.com/

11 April 2003 Here's my story from today's front page, on the Iraqi leadership's disappearing act. 10:16 CT no comments 10 April 2003 I'll be on TXCN sometime tonight talking about the war and where Saddam Hussein's cronies are all hiding. (Yep, I figured it all out, from right here at my desk in Dallas.) My debut as a war analyst will also be on tomorrow's front page, strangely enough. 17:21 CT no comments 09 April 2003 Sadness is spending $83.00 on 100 83-cent stamps...then getting home to discover they gave you 100 76-cent stamps instead. 18:50 CT 1 comment Now that CDMOM is over, there's time for a little statistical reflection. I made 16 monthly mixes, with a total of 316 songs. Here are the artists who appeared most often: 5 appearances: American Music Club. 4: Clem Snide, Death Cab for Cutie, Sloan, Spoon. 3: Calexico, The Dismemberment Plan, Enon, Luna, Pavement, The Pixies, Velvet Crush. 2: Beulah, Big Star, Blackalicious, Richard Buckner, Built to Spill, Call and Response, The Clash, Evan Dando, Devo, DJ Shadow, Mark Eitzel, The Faint, The Flashing Lights, Ben Folds Five, Freelance Hellraiser, The French Kicks, J Mascis, The Minders, Morphine, Mos Def, New Wet Kojak, David Poe, Quasi, Rainer Maria, The Red Stick Ramblers, Saint Etienne, Sea Ray, Seam, Sebadoh, Sleater-Kinney, Sonic Youth, Superchunk, Tahiti 80, Rufus Wainwright, The Weakerthans, X, The Young Fresh Fellows. Unsurprisingly, that list's a pretty solid reflection of my tastes. You should buy all their CDs. (Okay, not all even these giants have produced a few stinkers. But most are great, and all are worth supporting.)

8. MEdIC Homepage statesman.com is the online site for the Austin AmericanStatesman newspaper, featuring metro, state, sports, entertainment, and business news for the greater Austin area. http://medic.med.uth.tmc.edu/

Health Explorer - A forum of discovery designed to enlighten and educate. Information on our physicians and services is available. MEdIC Mission Tutorial UT-H DPALM WWW Server CME Distance Learning ... Education - The instructional programs for our medicine, allied health, and graduate students. Professional - Includes CME, references, and aids to practicing physicians and nurses. Mi-way - Other WWW sources and works to broaden your horizon. Created: 5/12/94 Last Modified: 6/25/97, University of Texas - Houston Medical School , DPALM MEDIC Biju.M.Philip@uth.tmc.edu

9. TexasOnline Education And Training General Information texas education Code This link lists subsequent links for information ingeneral provisions, public education, higher education, and compacts. http://www.state.tx.us/category.jsp?language=eng&categoryId=3.5

10. Educational Consultants Of Texas Providing Superintendent Searches, Construction Provides consultants for superintendent searches, construction projects, and general school administration. http://www.edtexas.com/

EDUCATION CONSULTANTS OF TEXAS We provide access to the very best Educational Consultants in Texas. SUPERINTENDENT SEARCHES PRINCIPAL AND EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR SEARCHES SCHOOL CONSTRUCTION PLANNING AND PROJECT MANAGEMENT SCHOOL BOND PLANNING LONG RANGE PLANNING ADMINISTRATIVE PROJECT PLANNING AND COMPLETION EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM PLANNING AND EVALUATION SPECIAL EDUCATION CAREER AND TECHNOLOGY TECHNOLOGY SCHOOL EXECUTIVE MENTORING AND COACHING EXPERT EDUCATIONAL WITNESS If you have a need for skilled administrative help contact us about our contract services... Terry M. Horton, Texas Superintendent Retired Dr. Darrell G. Floyd, Superintendent Dr. James L. Westmoreland CONTACT US This page created and maintained by: Larry Westmoreland, Ph.D. Education Consultants of Texas TM Fort Worth, Texas 76107 Last updated on March 24, 2003

11. EXAS general public. This input continues. to be very important and useful as we periodically revise the plan. The texas State Plan for the. education http://www.tea.state.tx.us/gted/gt2000.pdf

12. GED Home Page Return to TEA Homepage texas education AGENCY.GED general educational Development. http://www.tea.state.tx.us/ged/

TEXAS EDUCATION AGENCY GED - General Educational Development Information People Announcements Questions GED Home Welcome to the Texas GED home page Visit the Texas Education Agency Adult Education page Visit the University of Texas Scoring Center Visit the Center for Adult Learning and Educational Credentials GED Testing Service. Texas Education Agency (TEA) Contact GED Division Phone: (512)463-9292 GED Division Fax: (512)305-9493 Last updated - Sept 9, 2002 Send comments or suggestions to: ged@tea.state.tx.us

13. Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary Information about the academic degree programs, continuing education, faculty, library, and general information about Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary, Austin, texas http://www.austinseminary.edu/

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14. North Central Texas College - Continuing Education - General Information Continuing education Division general INFORMATION. and coordination of all continuingeducation and lifelong programs offered by North Central texas College. http://www.nctc.cc.tx.us/Homepage/continuing_education/ce_geninformation.html

Continuing Education Division: GENERAL INFORMATION OUR MISSION WHAT ARE NON-CREDIT COURSES? WHAT IS A "C.E.U."? WHO TAKES C.E. COURSES? ... Fall 2002 CE Schedule of Classes Our Mission: What is a Continuing Education Unit (CEU)? CEUs are awarded for the successful completion of non-credit courses. The CEU is a nationally recognized means of recording and accounting for the various continuing education activities in which you participate. One CEU is awarded for every 10 hours of contact in an organized continuing education course. For example, .4 (point-four) CEUs would be awarded for a 4-hour class. In certain specialized courses, licenses or certificates may be earned. Who Takes Continuing Education Courses? Simply stated, everyone Do you want to broaden your workplace knowledge, learn new occupational skills or meet the changing requirements of your present job? Do you want to see if you like a course of study before you pursue a degree? Do you want to build a foundation upon which to pursue further academic studies?

15. The University Of North Texas Center For Parent Education general information, conferences, book reviews and the texas Registry of Parent Educator Resources. http://www.unt.edu/cpe/

Continuing Education and Conferences Texas Registry of Parent Educator Resources (ROPER North Texas Partnership for Parent Engagement Parent Educator Networks ... UNT Home For more information contact: Rebecca Edwards at 940-369-8740 Email parenting@unt.edu or fax 940-369-7955 Center for Parent Education, University of North Texas Visit our site at www.unt.edu/cpe Site designed by: Multimedia Development Lab of University of North Texas Libraries Site maintained by Vladimir Shvartz Last updated: February 24, 2003

16. Rice School Of Continuing Studies (Continuing Education)- Houston, Texas The rich academic resources of Rice University are available to the general public through the noncredit programs of the School of Continuing Studies. The school is the major university-based continuing education program in the Houston area and offers one of the largest humanities programs in texas. http://scs.rice.edu/

document.write(""+doClock("W0",",%20","M0","%20","D0",",%20","Y0")+""); Continuing Studies Home Course Calendar Arts, Humanities, and Sciences Personal Development ... Summer School for College Students Search courses by keyword: Click here to search by category or date Continuing Studies Site Map Rice Map and Directions ... Welcome to the School of Continuing Studies, celebrating 35 years of offering excellent continuing education for the general public. Enhance your career or pursue a personal interest at Rice this spring or summer. Special Lectures on 'A Changing America' Monday and Tuesday, April 21-22 Join us for one or both of our notable one-night lectures on the economic and societal status of America. "The Bursting of the Stock Market Bubble: Social and Economic Consequences," April 21, with Dr. Bala Dharan, and "Our World After September 11: A Voice from the Humanities," April 22, with Dr. Werner Kelber. AP, Gifted and Talented Programs for Teachers The ninth annual Rice University Advanced Placement Summer Institute is now open for registration. High school and middle school AP and pre-AP teachers can attend one of three weeklong sessions, July 14 to August 1. A

17. Education Table Of Contents Statutes, laws, and regulations dealing with education in texas.Category Regional North America texas education Code......TITLE 1. general PROVISIONS. CHAPTER 1. general PROVISIONS. CHAPTER 8. REGIONALeducation SERVICE CENTERS. SCHOOLS IN THE texas DEPARTMENT OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE. http://www.capitol.state.tx.us/statutes/edtoc.html

Education TITLE 1. GENERAL PROVISIONS CHAPTER 1. GENERAL PROVISIONS TITLE 2. PUBLIC EDUCATION CHAPTER 4. PUBLIC EDUCATION MISSION, OBJECTIVES, AND GOALS CHAPTER 5. DEFINITIONS CHAPTER 7. STATE ORGANIZATION CHAPTER 8. REGIONAL EDUCATION SERVICE CENTERS ... CHAPTER 46. ASSISTANCE WITH INSTRUCTIONAL FACILITIES AND PAYMENT OF EXISTING DEBT TITLE 3. HIGHER EDUCATION CHAPTER 51. PROVISIONS GENERALLY APPLICABLE TO HIGHER EDUCATION CHAPTER 52. STUDENT LOAN PROGRAM CHAPTER 53. HIGHER EDUCATION AUTHORITIES CHAPTER 54. TUITION AND FEES ... CHAPTER 153. CENTERS FOR TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT AND TRANSFER TITLE 4. COMPACTS CHAPTER 160. REGIONAL EDUCATION COMPACT CHAPTER 161. COMPACT FOR EDUCATION Texas Legislature Online Legislation ... Statutes Home This site is maintained by Web Administrator The Texas Statutes Revised: 31 May 2002

18. Texas Legislature Online - Bills By Subject have a high school diploma or general equivalency diploma 02/04/1997 H Referred toPublic education Relating to the composition of the texas education Agency http://www.capitol.state.tx.us/tlo/reports/subject/75R/I0255.HTM

EducationGeneral 75th Legislature Number of Bills: 43 HB 271 HB 287 HB 471 HB 472 ... SB 1921 Last Updated: 11/06/2002

19. Response From David A. Anderson, General Counsel, Texas Education Agency Response from David A. Anderson, general Counsel, texas education Agency ReceivedFebruary 7, 2000 texas education AGENCY 1701 North Congress Ave. http://www.nospank.net/texas2.htm

Response from David A. Anderson, General Counsel, Texas Education Agency Received February 7, 2000 TEXAS EDUCATION AGENCY 1701 North Congress Ave. Austin, Texas,78701-1494 512/463-9734 FAX: 512/463-9838 http://www.tea.state.tx.us Jim Nelson, Commissioner of Education February 7, 2000 Jordan Riak Executive Director Parents and Teachers Against Violence in Education P0 Box 1033 Alamo California 94507-7033 Dear Mr. Riak: This is in response to your letters to former Commissioner Moses and me. Disciplinary procedures in Texas public schools are delegated to locally elected school boards under Sections 11.051 and 37.001 of the Texas Education Code. A parent with a complaint about the districts discipline policy or how it is applied is entitled to use the district grievance process to bring complaints to the local board. From the letter you enclosed it does not appear that the parent has made use of that process. State law allows school districts to adopt policies authorizing corporal punishment, or to prohibit its use. The decision is up to the board and is not subject to review by the state. State law provides immunity for school district personnel generally but does not protect them from the "use of excessive force in the discipline of students". See, Section 22.051, Texas Education Code. Thus, there can be legal recourse against a teacher for the use of excessive force in discipline, as well as the option of reporting truly abusive acts to the Department of Protective and Regulatory Services. The local criminal authorities could of course prosecute any action by a teacher that would violate the Penal Code. Additionally the State Board for Educator Certification can sanction the teaching certificate of an individual found to have abused students. From the letter you enclosed, it does not appear the parent has pursued any of those options.

20. Texas Education Directory To View or Print a general Help Document. To print a general Helpdocument for the texas education Directory complete these steps http://askted.tea.state.tx.us/help.html

Help for the Texas Education Directory (TED) is available by clicking the Help button located on most screens. More general help by topic is accessed by clicking the Help button from any screen and then choosing either the Contents button or the Index button from the top of the Help screen. The Contents button displays a hypertext linked table of contents and the Index button displays a hypertext linked index. To Access Help To access Help, follow these guidelines: To access Help information for a specific field in a screen, place your cursor in that field and look at the help line at the bottom of the screen for a brief description of the field. To access a Help page specific to the particular screen displayed, click the Help button located on the right of the screen. To access Help information on a particular topic: i. Click the Help button located to the right of the screen. ii. From the Help page displayed, click either the Contents icon or the Index icon to display the Help Table of Contents or the Help Index. iii. Click the hypertext linked

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