41. RadWaste.org - Government & Regulatory Agencies de radioprotection et de sûreté nucléaire; Ministry of education Research; Stateagencies. Program; washington State Dept of Ecology; washington State Dept of http://www.radwaste.org/gov.htm

Search the RadWaste.org database Index: Home Hot topics Recent additions Site map ... Health physics issues Government agencies Nuclear standards Technical reports Nuclear research centres Technical consultants ... Potassium Iodide Tablets This site is listed in the BBC Education Web Guide. Begin your journey on the internet with The Rail. This is junction 1360 on "The Science Expedition". Governments play numerous roles in nuclear energy and radioactive waste management. On one hand, they may be active promoters of nuclear energy in many countries. On the other hand, they are also the regulators of things nuclear. This dual role often leads to complex relationships and overlaps between various government departments or ministries. The situation can become even more complicated when several government agencies claim jurisdiction over different (or sometimes the same) aspects. To complete the picture, you often have to add in different levels of government (e.g. local, regional, state, and national). An important point to remember is that the regulatory framework and laws are different in each country. International EEA - European Environment Agency IAEA - International Atomic Energy Agency UN - United Nations Argentina ARN - Autoridad Regulatoria Nuclear CNEA - Comision Nacional de Energia Atomica Australia AGSO - Australian Geological Survey Organisation EMA - Emergency Management Australia Environment Agency Environment Australia ... SA Radiation Protection Branch Austria Zivil und Katastrophenschutz im Land Salzburg Bangladesh

42. Virtual Schools Virtual Schools operated by Regional agencies and Consortia. Apex Learning (Bellevue,WA). Blackboard (washington, DC). ChildU. Intelligent education, Inc. http://www.dlrn.org/virtual.html

Call for Examples: Virtual Schools We are working on a second edition of Virtual High Schools: State of the States that will provide a wider view of the field. The first edition, published in Spring 2000, can be found online at: http://www.cait.org/shared_resource_docs/vhs_files/vhs_study.pdf As part of this effort, we are compiling a list of virtual schools. Your assistance is requested in identifying existing and emerging virtual schools not in our initial list. For the purposes of this list, we define a "virtual school" as "an educational organization offering courses designed for K-12 learners through distance learning methods that include Web-based delivery." HYPERLINKED LISTING OF CURRENT SCHOOLS IDENTIFIED Below is the hyperlinked version of our current list. After reviewing the list, you may wish to go to the Virtual School List Survey web site, a site where you can suggest a school NOT YET LISTED or submit a comment, idea or lead about virtual schools. Please examine the listings below, BEFORE suggesting a virtual school through the Virtual School List Survey web site. WHAT'S NOT INCLUDED IN THE LIST...

43. CLA - Counsel Of Latino Agencies conducting action research in health, education, housing, social members, and theLatino community in washington. of the Council's member agencies, in areas http://www.consejo.org/

The mission of the Council of Latino Agencies is to support and promote its members for the betterment of the community and to act as a voice of the Latino community in the District of Columbia. The Council of Latino Agencies' mission reflects its commitment to member agencies as direct beneficiaries and, through them, to the city's broader Latino community as indirect beneficiaries. Its role as a policy advocate and information clearinghouse on the Latino community makes the Council an effective bridge between grassroots organizations and policymakers. The Council seeks to fulfill its mission through two main program areas. The first is the Policy Research and Advocacy Program, responsible for conducting action research in health, education, housing, social welfare and cultural preservation, which in turn is used in critical analysis to further the policy agenda of the Council, its constituent members, and the Latino community in Washington. The second is the Membership Services Program, which seeks to build capacity and strengthen the collective impact of the Council's member agencies, in areas such as community leadership, fundraising, coalition building, and advocacy. Recognizing that its comparative advantage lies in creating consensus, articulating collective interests, and brokering policy discussions, the Council is phasing out its direct service projects and will emphasize its more strategic role as an umbrella organization that serves as an effective intermediary.

44. Resources For Charter-Granting Agencies for education Reform is a washington, DC,based by the US Department of educationand managed also sponsors an electronic forum for charter-granting agencies. http://www.cacharterschools.org/resources_cga.html

Resources for Charter-Granting Agencies Roles and Responsibilities of Charter-Granting Agencies In California, charter schools are approved and overseen by school districts, county offices of education, and the State Board of Education. These charter-granting agencies have four primary responsibilities: Charter petition review Developing operational relationships Oversight and monitoring Renewal Toolkits designed for Charter-Granting Agencies To help charter-granting agencies with their challenging task, the Charter Schools Development Center has developed the Charter-Granting Agencies' Tool Kit with sample documents gathered from across the country to help charter-granting agencies with this challenging task. Section one contains resources on how to review charter petitions, including sample charters, suggested charter evaluation criteria, sample charter review process, sample financial plans and business plan criteria, and pre-operations school start-up check lists. Section two includes sample documents related to the operational relationships with charter schools in such areas as funding arrangements, special education, facilities and administrative services.

45. NAA: Associations And Agencies on education, One Dupont Circle, NW, Suite 800, washington, DC 200361193. Call (202)939-9320 or (800) 544-3284. Website www.heath-resource-center.org Serves http://www.aphasia.org/NAAassociations.html

Updated: July 18, 2002 American Academy of Neurology 1080 Montreal Ave., St. Paul, MN 55116. Call (651) 695-1940. Website: www.aan.com . Email: web@aan.com . Search for licensed Neurologists in your community. American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation One IBM Plaza, Suite 2500, Chicago, IL 60611-3604. Call (312) 464-9700, (312) 464-0227 (FAX). Website: www. aapmr.org . Professional organization of physicians who are specialists in rehabilitation medicine (physiatrists). American Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine 4700 W. Lake Ave., Glenview, IL 60025. Call (847) 375-4725, (847) 375-4777 (FAX). Website: www.acrm.org Professional organization representing diverse professional disciplines interested in rehabilitation. American Heart Association 7272 Greenville Avenue, Dallas, TX 75231 is the national headquarters. Call (214) 373-6300 or (800) 242-8721 for the national office or (800) 553-6321 to contact the Stroke Connection line. Website: http://www.americanheart.org/

46. Links - The Center For The Future Of Teaching And Learning education Organizations and agencies. The National Foundation for the Improvementof education 1201 16th Street NW washington, DC 20036 (202) 8227840 (202 http://www.cftl.org/links.html

Click to jump straight to: Education Organizations and Agencies Foundations Reading Public Engagement Education Organizations and Agencies Bay Area School Reform Collaborative 181 Fremont Street Second Floor San Francisco, CA 94105-2208 (415) 348-1340 (Fax) e-mail: ecutler@basrc.org California County Superintendents Educational Services Association 1121 L Street, Suite 510 Sacramento, CA 95814 (916) 448-7801 (Fax) California Department of Education P.O. Box 944272 Sacramento, CA 94244-2720

47. Federal Contacts For ADA Information 400 7th Street SW, Room 9102 washington, DC 20590 the above agencies, six otheragencies investigate ADA Department of education all programs, services, and http://www.adata.org/fedinfo.html

search ADATA Home About the DBTACs About AccessIT Info on PAC ... Websites Federal Contacts for ADA Information Part I, ADA Enforcement: Title I: Equal Employment Opportunity Commission Titles II and III: Department of Justice Titles II and III: Department of Transportation, Federal Transit Administration Title II: Other Enforcing Agencies ... Title IV: Federal Communications Commission Part II, Other Agencies that Provide ADA Information: Access Board Census Bureau Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Department of Labor ... Social Security Administration Office of Employment Support Programs ADA Enforcement: Title I Equal Employment Opportunity Commission The U. S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission is the Federal agency mandated to enforce the ADA Title I provisions prohibiting discrimination in employment against qualified individuals with disabilities. Complaints are filed through their district offices. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission 1801 L Street NW Washington, DC 20507.

48. Human Services Policy Center public officials and human services agencies rely on focuses on policies affectinghealth, education, safety, and and Family WellBeing washington Kids Count. http://hspc.org/

New Additions: Cuts in Child Care Subsidies Press Release - February 7, 2003 Press Release Press Release as pdf County Ranking Tables Urban Institute Washington State Fact Sheet Marriage, Poverty and Child Well-Being Forum Proceedings Forum Proceedings 2002 County and City Profiles of Child and Family Well-Being Press Release Press Release as pdf 2002 Profiles Ranking Tables ... Tools for Understanding 2002 State of Washington's Children Report Press Release Press Release as pdf Press Release Charts Full Report Policies That Work for Kids The Human Services Policy Center (HSPC) pairs applied analytic research with the promotion of policies that improve the lives of children, families, and communities. The Center addresses issues that matter to families, with special attention to the needs of those who are disadvantaged. HSPC uses public communications and strategic partnerships to ensure that its research actually affects policy. Increasingly, public officials and human services agencies rely on Center studies when crafting policies and programs to help kids and families. The Center focuses on policies affecting health, education, safety, and economic well-being. Our three core program areas are:

49. National Association Of Flood & Stormwater Management Agencies HomePage encourage technologies and conduct education programs which of Flood StormwaterManagement agencies 1299 Pennsylvania NW, Suite 800 West washington, DC 20004 http://www.nafsma.org/

The Latest.. PHASE II SURVEY Submit Online! 4/11/03 - NAFSMA Submits Comments on Advanced Notice of Proposed Rulemaking on the Clean Water Act regulatory definition of "Waters of the United States." (.pdf) NAFSMA testifies before House Panel on West Nile Virus and Clean Water Act Issues (.pdf) NAFSMA's Spring Meeting: Arlington, VA ... (.PDF) Welcome to NAFSMA! "Your Voice in Water Resources Management Issues" National Headquarters: 1299 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW, Suite 800 West Washington, DC 20004-2400 Tel: (202) 218-4122, Fax: (202) 478-1734 info@nafsma.org NAFSMA is pleased to welcome its newest member - Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District Home Contact

50. IDRA Projects | SCCE Other Agencies US Department of education 400 Maryland Avenue, SW Room 3C122 washington, DC 20202 tothe Equity Assistance Centers Network web site www.equitycenters.org. http://www.idra.org/scce/DACOther.htm

Intercultural Development Research Association Equity Assistance Centers The 10 equity assistance centers are funded by the U.S. Department of Education under Title IV of the 1964 Civil Rights Act. They provide assistance in the areas of Race, Gender, and National Origin equity to public school districts to promote equal educational opportunities. Equity Assistance Center Programs U.S. Department of Education 400 Maryland Avenue, SW Room 3C122 Washington, DC 20202-6140 (202) 260-2638; Fax: (202) 205-5630 Sandra Brown , Project Director Go to the Equity Assistance Centers Network web site www.equitycenters.org Regional Centers REGION I Dr. Maria Pacheco Director New England Equity Assistance Center/ National Center for Equity and Diversity at the Education Alliance/LAB at Brown University 222 Richmond Street, Suite 300 Providence, Rhode Island 02903

51. CAFCA Member Agencies CAFCA Member agencies, and Heating Assistance, Financial education, Eviction Prevention Ridgefield,Roxbury, Salisbury, Sharon, Sherman, Warren, washington. http://www.cafca.org/members.htm

Community Action Covers Connecticut! Click on the map to find the Community Action Agency that serves that area! CAFCA Member Agencies Action for Bridgeport Community Development, Inc. (ABCD) 1070 Park Avenue Bridgeport, CT 06604 Contact Information: Executive Director: Charles Tisdale Tel: Fax: Email: carol.reid@abcd.org Web site: www.abcd.org Services: Employment and Training, Head Start, Preschool, After School and Summer Programs, Adult Education, Individual Development Accounts, Financial Education, Energy and Heating Assistance, Weatherization, Eviction Prevention, Food Pantry, Case Management and Counseling. Towns Served: Bridgeport, Easton, Fairfield, Monroe, Strafford, Trumbull The ACCESS Agency, Inc. (ACCESS) 1315 Main Street Willimantic, CT 06226 Contact Information: Executive Director: Rocco Tricarico Tel: (860) 450-7449 Fax: (860) 450-7477 Email: roccot@accessagency.org Web site: www.accessagencyct.org

52. Seattle Public Library - Web Sites & Databases: Government AZ Gateway to statistics from over 100 federal agencies. washington State StatisticsPopulation, economics, education, environoment, geographic http://www.spl.org/selectedsites/government.html

Internet Use Policy Magazines/Newspapers Search Engines Phone Books/Directories ... Selection Criteria Access to sources marked with this symbol requires a Seattle Public Library card. Getting a Library Card Quick Information Ask a Question Sources marked with this symbol are paid for by the Seattle Public Library and require a Library card General (Includes local) Statistics Taxes General (includes local government) Census Bureau Census 2000 state and national data, including income, economic and trade-related statistics. City of Seattle If the above link is not working, follow this link: City of Seattle Comprehensive city government information, department contacts, licenses and permits, ultilities, neighborhood and community resources. King County Government Information Agencies, legislative, business resources, public safety. Includes "Metro Online/Transportation Options for King County." Google Search: Uncle Sam Search engine for federal, state, and local government information.

53. Erc-l@hrea.org - ERC-L Human Rights Education Newsletter, Volume 2, Issue 8 (Aug unguide01.html HUMAN RIGHTS education CALENDAR New relief agencies, governmentagencies, and international Location washington DC (USA) Deadline of http://www.hrea.org/lists/erc-l/markup/msg00029.html

ERC-L Human Rights Education Newsletter, Volume 2, Issue 8 (August 2001) Subject ERC-L Human Rights Education Newsletter, Volume 2, Issue 8 (August 2001) From erc-l@hrea.org Date Fri, 31 Aug 2001 23:33:59 -0400 To erc-l@hrea.org http://erc.hrea.org http://erc.hrea.org/Library/secondary/discrimination-learning.html http://erc.hrea.org/Library/secondary/asi-factsheets.html * Discrimination, Human Rights and You. Teacher's Manual (Alberta Civil Liberties Research Centre, n.d.). Language(s): English. Keywords: lesson plan, teachers, discrimination, secondary school level, junior high school level, Canada. URL: http://erc.hrea.org/Library/teachers/aclrc99.html * The international basis for intercultural education including anti-racist and human rights education by Pieter Batelaan and Pieter Coomans (Paris: UNESCO, 1999, 2nd edition). Language(s): English. Keywords: guidelines, curriculum, teachers, intercultural education, Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE), Council of Europe, United Nations, UNESCO. URL: http://erc.hrea.org/Library/curriculum_methodology/batelaan99.html

54. National Center For Homeless Education: Announcements be held October 1619 in washington, DC In-Kind online at www.GiftsInKind.org or by toreview grant proposals submitted by local education agencies for McKinney http://www.serve.org/nche/announces.htm

N ational Center for Homeless Education at SERVE Mailing address: P.O. Box 5367 Greensboro, NC 27435 Shipping address: 915 Northridge St. 2nd Floor Greensboro, NC To make comments or suggestions about our website, contact nche Announcements April 4-5, in New York, NY SERVE Expanded Learning Opportunites Project After-School Conference . April 29-May1 in Atlanta, GA May 1-4 in Oakland, CA National Coalition for Homeless Veterans Annual Membership Meeting and Conference May 5-7 in Washington, DC . May 8-9 in Los Angeles, CA National Health Care for the Homeless Conference . May 29-31 in Washington, DC 2003 NAEHCY Conference October 16-19 in Washington, DC

55. Related Resources State Librarian Council of State Library agencies in the Research and ImprovementDepartment of education 555 New Jersey Avenue, NW washington, DC 20208 http://www.cosla.org/related/

American Library Association (ALA) American Library Association-Office for Information Technology -(ALA-OITP) American Library Association - Washington Office (ALA-WO) Association of Research Libraries (ARL) ... Western Council of State Libraries Keith Fiels Executive Director American Library Association 50 East Huron Street Chicago, IL 60611-2795 FAX: 312-944-3897 Frederick W. Weingarten Director American Library Association-Office for Information Technology 1301 Pennsylvania Ave., NW Washington, DC 20004 Fax: 202-628-8424 jam@alawash.org Homepage: http://www.ala.org Homepage for ALA's Office for Information Technology http://www.ala.org/oitp Emily Shetekoff Executive Director American Library Association - Washington Office 1301 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW Washington, DC 20004 FAX: 202-628-8410 cch@alawash.org Homepage: http://www.ala.org Director of Leadership and Management Services Association of Research Libraries (ARL) 21 Dupont Cir. NW, Ste. 800

56. Press Release: IMAA Introduced In Congress describes how state and local education agencies will be a governmental relationsoffice in washington, DC, and a Foundation for the Blind, visit www.afb.org. http://www.afb.org/info_document_view.asp?DocumentID=1705

57. States' Assessment Programs FAQ NW, Suite 700 washington, DC 20011431 Telephone (202) 336-7006 E-mail pubs 064;ccsso.orgWWW http//www.ccsso.org/. STATE education agencies. http://ericae.net/faqs/states/states.htm

States' Assessment Programs A frequently asked question of: The ERIC Clearinghouse on Assessment and Evaluation [ERIC/AE] 1129 Shriver Laboratory University of Maryland - College Park College Park MD 20742 Toll Free: 1.800.464.3742 E-mail: askae#064;ericae.net WWW: http://ericae.net Example queries: How can I ascertain what standardized tests are being used by which states for their testing programs? What about criterion-referenced tests that have been developed for individual state curricula? What states have implemented large-scale performance based assessments? Are test scores available for individual cities or school districts? If so, then how may I procure them? Table of Contents Introduction Surveys of State Assessment Programs Statistical Compendia National Center for Education Statistics (NCES) Compendia ... Publication Notes INTRODUCTION Most states have implemented statewide testing programs for K-12 student achievement (48, according to the most recent survey by Education Week ) as the primary means of accountability to the public. State testing programs vary in terms of grades required to participate in the test administration, content, and format of the tests. Some states use well-known standardized tests that are purchased directly from test publishers; some state education agencies develop their tests internally in order to match the curriculum, whereas others may contract with outside vendors to do so.

58. Access ITS Information clearinghouse maintained by the Intelligent Transportation Society of America.Category Science Technology Transportation Intelligent Systems...... The Consortium for ITS Training and education (CITE) is Partnerships With PrivateSector washington, DC, Feb with private sector component agencies charged with http://www.itsa.org/

Select a Topic A-M Annual Meeting Calendar Commercial Vehicles Contracting Opportunities Committees Electronic Payment Electronic Toll Collection Employment Opportunities Homeland Security Intelligent Vehicles Intermodal Applications International Activities Legislative Affairs Links Market Developments Membership Info Select a Topic N-Z Newsletter Press Room Public Safety Research Agenda Rural Applications Standards State Chapters System Architecture Telecommunications Telematics Traffic Management Transit Traveler Information Weather Applications Click Here for Monthly Newsletter Walton To Congress: Look to INTI for Answers Regarding Transportation Research Needs WASHINGTON, DC, Apr. 11 - ITS America chairman Michael Walton today testified regarding future transportation research needs in the reauthorization of TEA-21. Baxall And Evolve Partner Up To Display BreakthroughVideo-Over-IP Transportaion Solutions At ITS 2003 Panelists, Presenters Announced For ITS America 2003 New Hampshire Plans To Make Things E-Z For Drivers CONCORD, NH, Apr. 9 - An article in The Concord Monitor reports on New Hampshire's plans to implement E-ZPass as a replacement for its current electronic toll collection system. NEW AND IMPROVED: ITS Benefits and Unit Cost Database WASHINGTON, DC, Apr. 9 - On March 31, 2003, ITS Benefits and Unit Cost Database underwent its semi-annual update to include several new items.

59. Press Release: State Legislators To Work With President Bush On Education Reform directly to state and local education agencies rather than made to fund special educationshould be met Wyatt Public Affairs Officer NCSL washington, DC Office http://www.ncsl.org/programs/press/2001/pr012601.htm

Login Here Register Now To access special member content and services legislators, legislative staff and Foundation for State Legislatures sponsors must log in. ( Clear this notice.) NCSLnet Registration Help Forgotten NCSLnet Password? NEWS RELEASE Date: January 26, 2001 Media Contact: Bill Wyatt Gene Rose State Legislators Eager to Work with President Bush on Education Reform High standards, accountability follow state education policy trends WASHINGTON, D.C. President George W. Bush 's recently released education reform proposal is a reflection of many of the policy positions of the nation's state lawmakers, the National Conference of State Legislatures (NCSL) said today. "Overall, state legislators should be heartened by President Bush's education proposal," said Virginia Delegate James Dillard , chair of NCSL's Education, Labor and Workforce Development Committee . "President Bush's plan is pragmatic and results oriented. It also emphasizes accountability, something state policymakers have been doing for a decade." Over the years, state legislatures have established high academic standards, implemented accountability measures and expanded charters schools in nearly all 50 states. President Bush's proposal, which was modeled after Texas' education reform measures, echoes similar themes.

60. WSLC Reports Today -- The Latest of their quotas and at least two agencies the departments of the profession andincrease diversity, the washington State higher education system must http://www.wslc.org/reports/latest.htm

UPDATED DAILY M-F by 9 a.m. Pacific Links to commercial press stories are functional at the date of posting. In some cases, links "expire" when the source would like to begin charging you for old news. WSLC Reports Today links to all stories of interest to organized labor; some positive, some negative. The intention is to inform. The creation of a link does not constitute an endorsement of that story's content. Reports for April 7-11, Previous weeks' news: March 31-April 4 March 24-28 March 17-21 FRI DAY, April 11 WSLC Legislative Update NO MORE TAX EXEMPTIONS! At AFLCIO.org AFL-CIO calls for immediate halt to U.S. aircraft being repaired overseas — In today's Seattle P-I Forget the clock Editorial: With a little more than two weeks left in the legislative session, there's talk legislators may "cut and run" because compromise on raising new revenue may be elusive. Don't do it. Legislators have a job to do, not a clock to beat. ...plus

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