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KET | Black History Links
kentucky schools may request a KET3 broadcast by emailing itv@ket.org. KET/kentuckyVideos. KET production; for general audience plus grades 9-adult (30 minutes
http://www.ket.org/Education/IN/blackhistory.html

Extractions: Check our Watch pages for upcoming broadcasts of the following programs. Some also air on our in-school schedule on Star Channel 703/KET3; see our online ITV catalog for more information. Kentucky schools may request a KET3 broadcast by e-mailing itv@ket.org KET/Kentucky Videos Many of the KET-produced programs in the following list are available on tape from KET Tape Duplication. For information, call (800) 945-9167 or e-mail tapes@ket.org Afro-American Physicians in Lexington 1895-1950
Washburn University Law Library -- LawJobs -- US Law Grad Schools Iowa-Montana
2301 South Third Street Louisville, kentucky 40292 (502 Programs LLM general; LLMgeneral, with specialization Graduates of Foreign Law schools; Joint Degree
http://www.washlaw.edu/postlaw/othersb.htm

Extractions: This page provides basic information regarding postgraduate degrees at many of the law schools throughout the U.S. Where a website has already been created by the other university, a link has been provided for your convenience. For more general information about law schools, you can search the online version of The Princeton Review , or the WASHLAW Law schools and Legal Associations page. There is also a site from Student Services for information on financial assistance, or a great link to CRESTAR Student Loans page, which includes online forms and calculators. KAPLAN now has a home page which is full of great information for students considering graduate programs. Because KAPLAN also prepares students for the GMAT, MCAT, and GRE, they have several stepping-stones inside their website to help you along your way. Law School
Kentucky -- Sources [ ALSO! -- U.S. Law ]
general Assembly Law schools Admission to Practice Continuing Legal EducationKentucky Bar Association
http://www.lawsource.com/also/usa.cgi?ky
Office Of General Counsel
when she became the University's general counsel on teacher in the Perry County schools,Dr. Fitzpatrick is graduate of the University of kentucky in secondary
http://www.morehead-st.edu/units/counsel/

Extractions: Dr. Jane V. Fitzpatrick, a native of Hazard, brought more than 20 years of legal experience with her when she became the University's general counsel on July 1, 2001. As chief legal advisor to MSU President Ronald G. Eaglin and other campus administrators, she serves as a member of the President's Cabinet and the Administrative Council. Dr. Fitzpatrick has been a practicing lawyer since 1980, spending most of the time as partner in private practice. She also was an assistant public advocate for the Commonwealth of Kentucky and has experience in both state and federal courts at trial and appellate levels. Her special interest areas include education, employment and civil rights law. A former adjunct instructor at the University of Kentucky College of Law, Dr. Fitzpatrick is licensed to practice in the Kentucky and U.S. Supreme courts, U.S. District Court for the Eastern and Western Districts of Kentucky, as well as the U.S. Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals. A former teacher in the Perry County schools, Dr. Fitzpatrick is an honors graduate of the University of Kentucky in secondary education and in law. She is married to MSU alumnus James Fitzpatrick, a music specialist in the Fayette County schools. They have three children.
Kentucky's Vital Statistics Information
which the general Assembly required to be kept beginning in 1888, is a valuable sourcefor birth dates of individuals who attended public schools in kentucky.
http://www.kdla.state.ky.us/arch/vitastat.htm

Extractions: Welcome to the Kentucky State Archives Genealogical Reference Correspondence Policy Catalog of Kentucky State Archives Holdings Catalog of Kentucky Archival and Manuscripts Collections ... Support Us Kentucky's Vital Statistics General Information The Government of the Commonwealth of Kentucky kept no birth or death records prior to 1852. The first vital statistics law, passed by the Kentucky General Assembly in January, 1852, required the Auditor's Office assessors of the tax to record births, marriages, and deaths each year as they assessed property for the tax. The Auditor's Office never did the job well, and constantly complained about this additional task assigned it. This vital statistics law was repealed in 1862. The original lists, returns, and certificates of births, marriages, and deaths which survive are in the State Archives. They are arranged by county and are for the years 1852-1859. Between 1862 and 1911, when the present Office of Vital Statistics was established, several attempts were made to again require the recording of births, marriages, and deaths at the state government level. Some records for 1874-1878 survive as a result of a second vital statistics law. A few scattered records exist for the years 1860-1873 and 1879-1911. These records, arranged by county and date, are also in the State Archives
GUIDE TO LAW ONLINE: United States - Kentucky
OAG 9212 (January 29, 1992-; kentucky Governor; kentucky Attorney general; kentuckyBoard of Elections Law schools Northern kentucky University Chase
http://www.loc.gov/law/guide/us-ky.html

Extractions: General Sources Kentucky Attorney General Opinions No. OAG 92-12 (January 29, 1992- Kentucky Governor Kentucky Attorney General Kentucky Board of Elections - includes election regulations and laws Kentucky Secretary of State State Government Sites [return to top Kentucky Supreme Court Opinions (Kentucky Courts) Kentucky Supreme Court Opinions (FindLaw) Kentucky Court of Appeals Opinions (Kentucky Courts) U.S. Court of Appeals, 6th Circuit (U.S. Courts) U.S. Court of Appeals, 6th Circuit (Emory Law School) January 1995-June 1999) U.S. Court of Appeals, 6th Circuit
RAND Child Policy Bibliography: Education - General
Bibliography Topic Education general. Reforming America's schools Observationson Implementing Whole School in Scores on the kentucky Instructional Results
http://www.rand.org/child/bib/13.html

Extractions: Class-Size Reduction in California: A Story of Hope, Promise, and Unintended Consequences. Brian M. Stecher, George W. Bohrnstedt, Michael W. Kirst, Joan McRobbie, Trish Williams, RP-1030 Does Class Size Matter? Ronald G. Ehrenberg, Dominic J. Brewer, Adam Gamoran, J.Douglas Willms, RP-1027 Provision of Title I Services: Recent Evidence from the National Longitudinal Survey of Schools. Sheila Nataraj Kirby, Jennifer Solan McCombs, Sheila E. Murray, Scott Naftel, Mark Berends, LRP-200208-13 . 2003. Also available online Schools Identified as in Need of Improvement under Title I: Recent Evidence from the National Longitudinal Survey of Schools. Sheila Nataraj Kirby, Scott Naftel, Mark Berends, Jennifer Solan McCombs, LRP-200100-63 . 2003. Also available online Testing for Sample Selection in the Milwaukee School Choice Experiment. Daniel D. Goldhaber, Dominic J. Brewer, Eric R. Eide, Daniel I. Rees, RP-1023 The Same High Standards for Migrant Students: Holding Title I Schools Accountable. Vol. 1, Title I Schools Serving Migrant Students: Recent Evidence from the National Longitudinal Survey of Schools. Sheila Nataraj Kirby, Scott Naftel, Jennifer Solan McCombs, Mark Berends
Latin I 2003-04
KET Satellite transmission is on GE1. A general Instrument - DigiCipher ISBN 0-87720-561-2,Order No. R617P, $11.50 For kentucky schools Professional Book
http://www.dl.ket.org/faq/courses/latin_i.htm

Extractions: Course Objective Latin I by satellite uses Ecce Romani I , the innovative, reading-based, Latin-language course. Students learn Latin by actually reading it and discovering for themselves the shapes of words, the structures of grammar, and vocabularies. The story line follows the daily life and adventures of the Cornelii, a typical Roman family in the years A.D. 80-81, and the readings familiarize students with Roman culture at the same time that they build rapid facility with the Latin language. The course offers study of the Latin language, incorporating listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills, word building, English derivatives, Roman culture, and classical mythology. Learning activities of each chapter will require the use of the Internet; Latin vocabulary with English derivatives, oral Latin chapter readings, quiz wizards, crossword puzzles, graphic and multimedia presentations for reviewing grammar. Successful study of Latin will provide the student with an improvement in his/her SAT scores and English grammar and spelling skills, as well as a tool for learning other languages. Objectives: Demonstrate comprehension of grammatical aspects of Latin and English.
KET Distance Learning - FAQ - Courses - 2003-2004 Distance Learning Schedule
It is recommended, but not required, that students take this course as a followupto a general high school physics course For kentucky schools, this course
http://www.dl.ket.org/faq/courses/schedule.htm

Extractions: These classes are offered through participating Jr/Sr high schools. This web site is created to support the daily broadcasts to those schools via satellite. If your local school does not have information about our classes, Kentucky residents may contact KET at 800-333-9764. Others may contact SERC at 800-476-5001 or http://www.serc.org/ Materials Cost The Physics course offers students a general preparation in physics. While the appropriate use of mathematics is employed to most efficiently describe natural phenomena, a considerable effort is made to apply physical principles to everyday phenomena. In this way the course serves a dual role in that it will prepare students for a more mathematically intensive college physics course while making the principles learned more meaningful and useful in everyday life. The new workshop format of this course relies heavily on a CD-ROM provided as a part of the course materials and access to computers to run this software. This course may be taken on a full-year schedule, or in a block schedule, one-semester format.
Munhome
The following kentucky schools participated Brown High School The following Indianaschools participated Arsenal passed by the general Assembly that focus on
http://www.ius.edu/SocialScience/ModelUN/munhome.htm

Extractions: Model UN programs have been in existence for more than forty years serving to teach students the history, politics and foreign policies of various countries through role-playing. Students begin to understand the importance of the United Nations in the world today. They become familiar with major international problems and issues and experience the give and take of diplomacy as they attempt to pass resolutions. In addition, the model provides an opportunity for students to learn parliamentary procedure and to improve their public speaking skills. At the IUS conference, students are assigned, two to a delegation, to one of the fifteen countries in the UN Security Council to debate issues and pass resolutions. Awards are given to the best delegate and delegation of each Council and the best position papers written on each agenda topic. The experience is a win-win situation for students. Links to Important Resources for Those Participating in Model UN United Nations Association Model UN at http://www.unausa.org/Programs/mun.htm
TC 98: State Policies On Planning, Funding, Standards, And Best Practices
from the state's general education fund and is paid directly to schools for equipmentand services such as workstations and Internet connections. kentucky also
http://www.edweek.org/sreports/tc98/states/ky.htm

Extractions: Number of Teachers: 39,311 Back to U.S. map STATE TECHNOLOGY PLANS AND EVALUATION Does state have a plan that is periodically updated or evaluated? Does state regularly conduct its own data collection? Yes. Kentucky adopted a six-year plan in 1992 and updated it in 1994 and 1996. A new plan with two-year goals went into effect this year and will be updated in 2000. The new plan calls for $297M to be spent from 1998-2000. Kentucky annually monitors districts' progress in meeting the state's technology goals. Yes. Kentucky requires districts to report "unmet needs" for technology to the state every year. These reports detail the districts' progress in meeting state technology goals and provide data on schools' computers, peripherals, and use. Kentucky also collects data quarterly on local-area networks, e-mail, and Internet traffic. FINANCIAL COMMITMENT Did state fund technology in FY 98?
Law Schools In Kentucky
WebAdverts Demo. Law schools in kentucky, Send this page to a friend.Featured Listings Get your institution listed here. general Listings
http://www.4lawschool.com/lawschools/kentucky.htm
Kentucky Commission On Women Redirect
Information on programs and initiatives dedicated to protecting and enhancing the status of women Category Regional North America United States kentucky Government of women's history into kentucky schools and communities. the Breathitt administration,the kentucky Commission on under the Cabinet for general Government as
http://women.state.ky.us/
About Toyota: Community Care -- Education -- Toyota Makes UpLIFTing Contribution
Toyota Makes UpLIFTing Contribution to kentucky schools To help LIFT and Walton VeronaSchool Districts in kentucky. and general manager for Toyota Motor Sales
http://www.toyota.com/about/community/education/napck.html

Extractions: Toyota Makes UpLIFTing Contribution to Kentucky Schools To help "LIFT" students' computer skills, Toyota contributed $50,000 for an information technology program in the Boone County and Walton Verona School Districts in Kentucky. The Local Initiative for Technology (LIFT) program benefits students who live near Toyota's new parts center in Hebron. "Just as our new parts center strengthens Toyota's commitment to North America, this donation strengthens Toyota's commitment to education in our new home in Boone County," says Jane Beseda, North American Parts Operations vice president. and general manager for Toyota Motor Sales. The goal of the LIFT program is to establish a comprehensive information technology curriculum in kindergarten through 12th grade. The donation will be used to purchase computer equipment. The $85 million North American Parts Center - Kentucky (NAPCK) is Toyota's largest parts center in the world. It's the equivalent of 18 football fields - and houses 3 million parts. The center, which became fully operational in July, 2001, employs more than 350 people. NAPCK processes and stocks parts from more than 375 North American suppliers, primarily for repair and service of Toyota vehicles built at our plants in Kentucky, Indiana, California, and Ontario, Canada.
FCPS.net: Fayette County Public Schools â Lexington, Kentucky
Explore the school district that includes the city of Lexington. Provides an online newsletter, job listings, and education resources. the heart of kentucky's Bluegrass region, serves all education in the public schools a top budget priority. County Public schools, 701 East Main Street. Lexington, kentucky 40502 (859)
http://www.fayette.k12.ky.us/

Extractions: FCPS.net from A to Z: Quick Navigator Acceptable Use Policy Administration / Central Office Adult Education Advertisements for Bids Board of Education Building usage fees Bus Information Cultural resources directory Calendar, School Career and Technical CATS/CTBS Testing Information Channel 13 Classified Council Classroom web pages Community Education Community Links Comprehensive plan Curriculum and Instruction Counseling / Guidance Data / Research / Evaluation Directory, Central Office Early Start (Preschool) EBCE Educational Resources Educational Television Employee Benefits Employment Enrolling in School Equity Office ESL - Foreign Languages FCPS Organizational Chart Feedback Financial Services Food Service Finding Us / Maps Forms (Intended for staff use) FRYSC Community Resource Guide General Information Good News Page Graduation Requirements Grants information Homebound / Hospital Instructional Technology newsletter Intranet (Staff Only) Literary Book Club Magnet School Information Media Services Menus, School lunch Mission and Goals Newsletter Overcrowding solutions Professional Development Pupil Personnel Purchasing / Bidding Quick facts for Parents Redistricting Resources for Teachers Safe Schools Salary Schedules / Work Calendars Saturday detention program School Information / Websites School Report Cards School to Work Search FCPS.net
School Nutrition And Physical Fitness Guidelines.
PPNG, Parents Preferred Nutritional Guidelines. Concerned parents for proper nutrition and physical fitness in public schools, and seeking bans on school vending machines. proper nutritional habits and to ensure that they receive the proper nutrition from our public schools. values being followed in the kentucky public schools? Think that the state
http://www.ppng.com/

Extractions: State, Federal, Local The Children: The children are our future. Nothing is more important than insuring that our children are properly cared for. As parents, it is our responsibility to insure that our children have every opportunity to obtain the best possible education. A major part of the education process is to instill in our children proper nutritional habits and to ensure that they receive the proper nutrition from our public schools. This web site is designed to assist you with information concerning the food that is being served your children and what you can do as a parent to change the system if you feel change is necessary. You can make a difference in the type of food your child receives at school.
FCPS.net: Fayette County Public Schools â Lexington, Kentucky
Located in Lexington, kentucky, this K12 school district is home to 53 schools, over 30 000 students, and nearly 5 000 employees. Includes official information and links to school web pages.
http://www.fcps.net/

Extractions: FCPS.net from A to Z: Quick Navigator Acceptable Use Policy Administration / Central Office Adult Education Advertisements for Bids Board of Education Building usage fees Bus Information Cultural resources directory Calendar, School Career and Technical CATS/CTBS Testing Information Channel 13 Classified Council Classroom web pages Community Education Community Links Comprehensive plan Curriculum and Instruction Counseling / Guidance Data / Research / Evaluation Directory, Central Office Early Start (Preschool) EBCE Educational Resources Educational Television Employee Benefits Employment Enrolling in School Equity Office ESL - Foreign Languages FCPS Organizational Chart Feedback Financial Services Food Service Finding Us / Maps Forms (Intended for staff use) FRYSC Community Resource Guide General Information Good News Page Graduation Requirements Grants information Homebound / Hospital Instructional Technology newsletter Intranet (Staff Only) Literary Book Club Magnet School Information Media Services Menus, School lunch Mission and Goals Newsletter Overcrowding solutions Professional Development Pupil Personnel Purchasing / Bidding Quick facts for Parents Redistricting Resources for Teachers Safe Schools Salary Schedules / Work Calendars Saturday detention program School Information / Websites School Report Cards School to Work Search FCPS.net
KYVL: For Teachers: Professional Development
the National Association of Attorneys general and the resources to help make schoolssafer and kentucky Reading Association The kentucky Reading Association
http://www.kyvl.org/html/teachers/profdev.shtml

Extractions: KYVL for Teachers Professional Development Core Content for Assessment - Version 3.0 - September 1999 "Core Content for Assessment represents the content that has been identified as essential for all students to know and will be included on the state assessment. This content is designed for use with, not instead of, Kentucky's Academic Expectations and Program of Studies to provide the focus for the development of the Kentucky Core Content Test (KCCT)." Division of Equity E-Source Center "Welcome to the Division of Equity E-Source Center! What can you expect to find in our virtual library? Over 500 publications to enhance your classroom learning experience." Great Teacher Net This is a site for professional educators' communication. It includes job classifieds, chat room, message board, resource links and more. ICONnet ICONnect supports school library media specialists in preparing for leadership roles using the Internet in their school communities. It includes online courses, activities and other resources. This site discusses how to start, operate, and be successful in electronic learning on the Internet. The author notes factors in providing optimum learning environments, profiles of online courses, suggestions for preparing for online exams, and more.
FindLaw For Law Students
kentucky Law Journal University of kentucky College of Law. King's College Law JournalThe general law journal of King's College London; Law and Contemporary
http://stu.findlaw.com/journals/general.html

Extractions: FindLaw Legal Professionals Students Business ... Lawyer Search State AL AK AZ AR CA CO CT DE DC FL GA HI ID IL IN IA KS KY LA ME MD MA MI MN MS MO MT NE NV NH NJ NM NY NC ND OH OK OR PA RI SC SD TN TX UT VT VA WA WV WI WY AS GU MP PR VI Select a Practice Area Administrative Law Adoption Agriculture Law Alternative Dispute Resolution Aviation Bankruptcy Law Business Organizations Child Support Civil Rights Constitutional Law Construction Law Consumer Protection Contracts Criminal Law Criminal Law Federal Debtor/Creditor Discrimination Divorce DUI/DWI Education Law Elder Law Eminent Domain Employment Law Employee Employment Law Employer Energy Law Environmental Law Estate Planning Family Law Franchising Gaming Law Government Contracts Insurance Law Intellectual Property Law International Law Internet Cyberspace Labor Law Landlord/Tenant Legal Malpractice Lemon Law Medical Malpractice Law Military Law Motor Vehicle Accidents Plaintiff Native Peoples Law Natural Resources Law Nursing Home Patents Personal Injury Defense Personal Injury Plaintiff Products Liability Law Professional Malpractice Law Real Estate Law Securities Law Sexual Harassment Social Security Disability Taxation Law Toxic Torts Trademarks Traffic Violations Transportation Law Trusts Wills Workers' Compensation Law FindLaw Newsletters Top Legal News Headlines
Chandler Announces Projects To Benefit Kentucky's School Children
Announces Projects to Benefit kentucky's School Children. September 14, 1999)AttorneyGeneral Ben Chandler 1200 children in seven elementary schools in Knott
http://kyattorneygeneral.com/news/99relea/027_14sep99.htm

Extractions: FRANKFORT, Ky. (Tuesday, September 14, 1999)Attorney General Ben Chandler announced today the creation of a $225,000 two-year reading program that will benefit over 1200 children in seven elementary schools in Knott, Breathitt, Floyd, and Jefferson counties. One $112,500 grant will be used at McDowell and Osborne Elementary Schools in Floyd County; Rousseau and Marie Roberts-Caney Elementary Schools in Breathitt County; and Jones Fork and Beaver Creek Elementary Schools in Knott County. The goal of the grant is to raise the reading abilities of children in Kindergarten through Second grades. Parents will also be included in the reading activities. The second grant of $112,500 will be used at McFerren Elementary School in Jefferson County through a joint venture with the University of Louisville. This project, for both parents and students, includes an innovative strategy of family nights which will focus on how to enhance literacy in the home. Chandler said,"It has been clear through research and test results that although significant progress has been made, Kentucky needs to improve its focus on reading skills. These reading programs are a unique opportunity to make a difference in the lives of children and their families by helping them improve their reading skills."

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