41. Teacher Certification Page - College Of Education And Human Development Early Childhood Birth to Primary, kentucky Test of and Exploration Levels, TechnologyEducation Test (10050 Chemistry, general Science Content Knowledge, Part 2 http://www.louisville.edu/edu/eac/teachcert.html

Advising Center Home CEHD Home Main Menu Student Information Teacher Certification Initial Teacher Certification Programs Graduate Programs for Certified Teachers Regulations on Kentucky Teaching Certificates Fees for Certification ... Career Connection Regulations on Kentucky Teaching Certificates The Regulation on Kentucky Teaching Certificates - 704 KAR 20:670 - went into effect for teacher education candidates admitted to a Teacher Education program beginning January 1, 1998: The issuance of teaching certificates for each grade level is being revised by the Kentucky Department of Education. The content in some teaching fields is being revised by the Kentucky Department of Education. Specific information regarding the regulation is available from the College of Education and Human Development Education Advising Center . Please allow several days for responses to e-mail queries. Return to menu Fees for Certification The Kentucky Department of Education assesses the following certification fees: Statement of eligibility for internship no charge Limited (one-year) certificates no charge Rank Change Subsequent certificates - (in-state and out-of-state) Regular Certificate (Initial or Renewal) Each transaction to add area(s) of certificate Five-year substitute certificate Duplicate certificate (official copy) Extension of limited certification (Renewal includes all previously approved certifications and endorsements) Note: Please send certified check or money order payable to KY State Treasurer If certification cannot be issued, a

42. Kentucky Materials Commercial Code Filings; Secretary of State, 2000 general Election Candidates; Coalitionto Abolish the Death Penalty; kentucky education Association; kentucky http://www.louisville.edu/library/law/jump_zone/kentucky.html

Search for... Home Kentucky Materials Federal Materials State Materials General Reference Louis D. Brandeis School of Law Library Kentucky Materials Courts Cities I. Legislative Branch (Statutes, Constitution and Acts) [top] A. Basic Laws: Kentucky Constitution Kentucky Revised Statutes Kentucky Administrative Regulations Search Constitution, KRS or KAR B. Kentucky General Assembly: Legislative Research Commission Home Page Legislation Documents (Bills, Legislative Record) Daily Legislative Calender Who's Who: Find Your Legislator ... Kentucky Legislature Ethics Commission Coverage of Kentucky General Assembly KET Live Coverage of General Assembly Senate (RealAudio) House (Real Audio) Courier-Journal: Legislative Coverage 2002 ... Archive 2000 II. Executive Branch Materials [top] Commonwealth of Kentucky Home Page A. Constitutional Officers Governor of Kentucky Attorney General Opinions of the Attorney General Secretary of State, Home Page ... Commissioner of Agriculture B. Executive Agencies [top] Revenue Cabinet Tax Forms Labor Cabinet ... Workers Compensation Decisions (unofficial: from CompEd, Inc)

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45. West Kentucky Technical College - Spring Course Schedule Red WKTC Anderson Building Green - Allied Health Building Blue - PCC CampusBlack - Other. general education. (Programs). Class ID. Class Number. http://www.wkytech.com/schedule/spring/spring04.html

2002 - 2003 Spring Schedule View Selected Program Courses: (Previous Page) Accounting Air Conditioning Technology Allied Health Core Auto Body Repair Barbering Computer-Aided Drafting-Architectural Computer-Aided Drafting-Mechanical Carpentry Certified Medicaid Aide Child Development Cosmetology Culinary Arts Deckhand Training Dental Assisting Developmental Education Diagnostic Medical Sonography Diesel Technology Distance Learning Electrical Technology Electronics Technology General Education General Occupational Technical Studies Graphic Technology Health Unit Coordinator Industrial Maintenance Technology Instrument./Process Control Technology Legal Office Technology Machine Tool Technology Medical Assisting Medical Office Technology Multimedia Technology Nail Technology Office Technology Practical Nursing-Paducah Practical Nursing-Murray Radiography Respiratory Care Technology Respiratory Care Techn. (Adv.) Surgical Technology Technical Core Welding Evening Classes January 13 - May 8, 2003 (Schedule is subject to change) Red - WKTC Anderson Building Green - Allied Health Building Blue - PCC Campus Black - Other General Education (Programs) Class ID Class Number Course Description Additional Class Information Hrs Class Time Class Meets Instructor Room No.

46. Kentucky Corn Growers Association Education programs to kentucky's producers, schools, and general public. limited, and are madeavailable to kentucky educators only Links to other Corn education Web Sites http://www.kycorn.org/corneducation/corneducation.html

Production Issues Legislative Issues Biotechnology Trade New Use Products Ethanol Corn Education Corn Growers Association. Questions or Comments about the site?: info@kycorn.org It is one of the goals of the Kentucky Corn Growers Association to provide educational programs to Kentucky's producers, schools, and general public. The following are ways we are working to accomplish those goals. Developed for 4th and 5th grade students, this comprehensive corn curriculum follows KERA guidelines and introduces students to corn production and use through science, social studies, math, literature, economics. The curriculum includes lesson plans, activities and worksheets that you can use as part of an entire unit, or individually. Corn in the Classroom Online Curriculum With the help of the KyCGA, the University of Kentucky added another program to it's "Gee Whiz in Agriculture" line up titled "Now Ear This," a thirty-minute show dedicated to corn and it's many uses. This show is aired on KET several times a year so schools may copy the program and add it to their libraries. The program is accompanied by a worksheet packet written under KERA guidlines. The KyCGA also has a limited number of copies of the program and the worksheets that will be made available to Kentucky educators. For more information about the Gee Whiz series, contact

47. My Lotto Corner - Where The Money Goes education $214 million; Vietnam Veterans $32 million; general Fund $1.2billion; kentucky education Excellence Scholarships $107 million; http://www.mylottocorner.com/where_the_money_goes.php

Home Lottery Information By States Lottery History Lottery Answers ... Home Where The Money Goes Here is a report of where the money earned by state lotteries goes. The numbers may have changed. The year next to the state name of the lottery indicated the year the lottery was founded in that state. Arizona Lottery (1982*) Education $335.28 million Health and Welfare $133.52 million Protection and Safety $62.40 million Economic Development Fund $35.56 million General Government $37.38 million Inspection and Regulation $6.65 million Natural Resources $5.18 million Local Transportation Assistance Fund $443 million County Assistance Fund $114.39 million Heritage Fund $202.37 million Mass Transit $18.75 million Clean Air Fund $.5 million Court Appointed Special Advocate Fund (Unclaimed prizes) $16.17 million State General Fund $1.5 million Atlantic Lottery Corporation (1976*) Lotteries Commission of New Brunswick $934.6 million

48. Thousands Rally For Public Schools 2003 kentucky general Assembly Follow the issues informing the legislative session Frankfortyesterday demanding that lawmakers find more money for education. http://courier-journal.com/localnews/2003/02/13/ke021303s365837.htm

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2480 Fortune Drive, Suite 120 Lexington, KY 40509 Phone #: 859-543-8943 Fax #: 859-543-0028 KY Direct KREAB General Info Certification Links Appraiser Roster Calendar Message Board/Forum Newsletters ... Helpful Links BOARD MEMBERS: Maxine Smith , Chairperson - Banking Member Judy P. Walters , Vice Chairperson - Appraiser Member Carol Dupont , Consumer Member C.W. Wilson , Appraiser Member Jennifer Nickles , Banking Member STAFF: Sam E. Blackburn , Exec. Director Larry Disney , Chief Investigator Angie Thomas , Principal Assistant Janie Gross , Admin. Assistant Jim Grawe , Asst. Attorney General Our Mission Announcements We've Moved: The KREAB has relocated its office to Lexington, Kentucky. Our new address is: 2480 Fortune Drive, Suite 120 Lexington, KY 40509 Phone: 859-543-8943 Fax: 859-543-0028 Notes of Interest: "New Desktop Valuation Product" Raises Concern The KREAB has received numerous inquiries about a form entitled, "Desktop Valuation" being distributed for comment by Atlantic Assurance Company.

50. CKSEC Welcome Page the 23 school districts within Region 5 and the kentucky School for the strategistwho works in the classroom with special and general education teachers to http://www.uky.edu/Education/cksechead.html

Meet the Staff Mission Statement Who We Are Member Districts ... Recent Photographs The CKSEC is governed by an independent board of directors that represents the 23 school districts within Region 5 and the Kentucky School for the Deaf. The board members are district superintendents or their designees from all member districts. The CKSEC staff consists of a full time executive director who oversees the project, two consultants who provide professional development, consultation and technical assistance, a part time instructional strategist who works in the classroom with special and general education teachers to develop lesson plans and activities, and a full time administrative assistant. The Central Kentucky Special Education Cooperative shares office space at the University of Kentucky with its fiscal agent, the Central Kentucky Education Cooperative On-line registration COMING SOON: On-line resource catalog CONTACT INFORMATIONs Telephone: 859-257-4314 FAX: 859-323-1166 Postal address: 41 Dickey Hall, University of Kentucky, Lexington, KY 40506-0017

51. Secretary Of State - Youth Links and Population Research Census Bureau's 1998 general Profile of kentucky educationInformation kentucky Department of education kentucky Elementary, Middle http://www.sos.state.ky.us/YOUTHPAGE/main/youthlinks.asp

John Y. Brown III "Making Kentucky Business-Friendly and Government User-Friendly." -Youth Section- Kydirect.net Secretary of State Governor's Homepage Kentucky Historical Society ... Kentucky YMCA Youth Association Links and Information Agricultural Information Population and Demographic Information Economic and Business Information Education Information ... Travel Information Kentucky Agricultural Information USDA Market Wire Reports For Kentucky Kentucky Agricultural Statistics Service Summary of 1992 Kentucky Agricultural Census Census of Agriculture (Kentucky Counties) ... Kentucky Farm Bureau Kentucky Population and Demographic Information Kentucky 2000 Census Data Population Change for All Kentucky Counties from 1960-2000 Ky. Counties: Housing, Income, Social Data, 1990 Census Kentucky State Data Center and Population Research ... Government Information Sharing Project (databases) Kentucky Economic and Business Information County Business Patterns Economic Profile (1999) Census of Agriculture (Kentucky Counties) Economic Census (Kentucky Counties) BEA Regional Facts (Kentucky Counties) ... Kentucky Equal Employment Opportunity Data Kentucky Education Information Kentucky Department of Education Kentucky Elementary, Middle, and High School Web Sites

52. KY Youth Advocates the interests of all kentucky children by and analysis, case advocacy, public education,administrative negotiation 2003 general Assembly Update Click here to http://www.kyyouth.org/

About KYA Advocacy Employment KIDS COUNT ... Support KYA An Independent Voice for Kentucky's Children Kentucky Youth Advocates (KYA) is an independent, non-profit, children's advocacy organization. KYA represents the interests of all Kentucky children by vigorously promoting positive changes in programs and policies that affect large numbers of children. Our strategies include research and analysis case advocacy public education , administrative negotiation, legislative monitoring , and as a last resort, class-action litigation. We invite you to explore our website to learn more! COMING SOON! LOOK FOR OUR NEW WEBSITE! 2003 General Assembly Update Click here to see Bills passed by the 2003 General Assembly NOTE: Click "cancel" if "network password" is requested 2003 Federal Poverty Guidelines What's New at KYA? Money Matters: Low and Middle Income Kentuckians Bear Higher Tax Burdens posted 2/17/03 Money Matters: Poverty Report Card: Kentucky Gets a "D" in Asset Building for Low Income Families

53. Wiley :: General K-12 general K12 (59), Listings 1-25 26-50 51 View Wiley education titles for Highereducation All Children Can Learn Lessons from the kentucky Reform Experience by http://www.wiley.com/cda/sec/0,,2975,00.html

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55. Kentucky Virtual University - News Room - Resources The online AA degree is only one aspect of distance education in kentucky. Thekentucky general Assembly created the KYVU in 1997 to coordinate the delivery http://www.kyvu.org/news/2000-08-15.asp

Is KYVU For You? High School Students Computer Requirements Student Services ... What Others Are Saying! KYVU, KCTCS announce on-line associate degree LEXINGTON, Ky. (Aug. 15, 2000) - Students will be able to earn an associate degree without leaving the comforts of home because of a cooperative venture between the Kentucky Community and Technical College System (KCTCS) and the Kentucky Virtual University (KYVU). The two institutions announced today the creation of Kentucky's first totally on-line associate degree. Students will be able to complete the Associate in Arts Degree, which focuses on a business curriculum, entirely over the Internet. The degree consists of courses that are designed to transfer to bachelor's degree programs in business offered by Kentucky universities. "We live in a 24-hour-a-day society, and our colleges must accommodate the busy lifestyles of today's students," said Dr. Michael B. McCall, KCTCS president. "This on-line degree will enable us to deliver a quality education whenever and wherever a student needs it." "KCTCS is a leader in on-line learning, and this complete AA degree available anywhere, anytime marks one of the most advanced concepts for delivering full degree programs in a student-friendly fashion," added Dr. Mary Beth Susman, CEO of the virtual university.

56. Kentucky Virtual University - Online Learning at the college you have chosen for your KYVU course(s). A general description ofmost programs can be found at kentucky Higher education Assistance Authority http://www.kyvu.org/services/financial.asp

Is KYVU For You? High School Students Computer Requirements Student Services ... Music to Study By Financial Aid Kentucky Virtual University does not administer financial aid. Application and eligibility questions relating to financial aid resources funded by the federal government, Kentucky State government and participating colleges should be directed to the financial aid office at the college you have chosen for your KYVU course(s). A general description of most programs can be found at or by accessing the college where you are enrolled. Institutional Financial Aid Contacts New Students If this will be your first experience taking a postsecondary course, you should contact the educational institution that is offering the course. If you are enrolling in courses from more than one institution, you should determine which institution will be your "home school" and contact the financial aid office at that institution. Currently Enrolled Students If you are currently enrolled in a postsecondary institution, that institution will administer any financial aid for which you might qualify. If you are taking courses from other institutions, your "home institution" will still administer your financial aid.

57. Biographical Sketches Of Governors Of Kentucky rights bill, strip mining regulations, increased budget for education. kentucky educationalTelevision created Lawyer, Worked with Democratic general Assembly to http://www.kdla.net/arch/govphoto/govbio2.htm

GOVERNORS OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES The Kentucky Department for Libraries and Archives has records for many of the governors. These holding are described in: Catalog of Kentucky State Archives Holdings Click on Governors' name for a full size drawing or photo of that governor. (Source: Kentucky Historical Society Imaging Services Governor Term Served State/County of Birth County of Residence Party Affiliation Occupation Notes ISAAC SHELBY Maryland Lincoln Jeffersonian Republican Farmer, Surveyor, Soldier Active in American Revolution and frontier campaigns against the Indians; elected Governor again in 1812. JAMES GARRARD Virginia Bourbon Jeffersonian Republican Farmer, Soldier, Baptist Minister Only Kentucky Governor to serve two full successive terms; first to live in Governor's Mansion. CHRISTOPHER GREENUP Virginia Mercer and Fayette Jeffersonian Republican Lawyer Elected Governor without opposition. "Spanish Conspiracy" and Aaron Burr's activities revealed during this administration. CHARLES SCOTT Virginia Woodford Jeffersonian Republican Soldier, Farmer

58. NCTAF - State - Kentucky branch representation, and stakeholder groups contributed to teacher quality effortsas the major education issue for the 2000 kentucky general Assembly. http://www.nctaf.org/resourcestates/kentucky.html

Kentucky Major accomplishments on the teaching quality agenda: House Bill 305, enacted in 1996, allowed rank change and salary advancement based on a rigorous portfolio assessment, including a professional development plan and continuing education anchored in the Kentucky Experienced Teacher Standards House Bill 194, enacted in 1996, created an alternative route to certification for college faculty, limited to the secondary level. House Bill 536, enacted in 1998, required the Kentucky Department of Education to assist schools and districts in developing long-term school improvement programs focused on professional development for teachers in content knowledge; enhanced the role of the district professional development coordinators; and created more flexibility for teachers in selecting professional development opportunities aligned with their own professional growth plans. Senate Bill 265, enacted in 1998, created an alternative route to teacher certification based on exceptional work experience, limited to the secondary level.

59. University Of Kentucky Wildcats General Releases Official Athletic Site cultural diversity, prevention of violence against women, eating disorders, andalcohol education. kentucky Wildcat Athletics general Releases. http://www.fansonly.com/schools/kty/genrel/cats5.html

Site Map Men's Sports Baseball Basketball Cross Country Football ... Track Women's Sports Basketball Cross Country Golf Gymnastics ... Volleyball UK Athletics Prospectives Camps Compliance Blueprint Newsletter ... Media Center Personal Development The University of Kentucky Athletics Department has made a commitment to the personal development of our student-athletes. The purpose of this program is to provide honest information to student-athletes at the University of Kentucky regarding issues of personal development. Issues such as social development, personal health, fundamental values, emotional health, and fiscal responsibility are among others addressed. The University of Kentucky Athletics Department has made a commitment to the continuing education of our student-athletes as regarding personal development. It is important that we introduce our student-athletes to issues that they will face as college students and graduates. Our goal is to help make them informed citizens. Personal Development seminars offered to coaches for their teams include: sports betting, cultural diversity, prevention of violence against women, eating disorders, and alcohol education. Shop at the Kentucky Wildcat FANStore!

60. Kentucky Housing Corporation...Pathways Home Visit the education portion of our Web site. Legislative Watch/BillTracker (03/01/2003)The 2003 kentucky general Assembly is considering several affordable http://www.kyhousing.org/

Wednesday April 09, 2003 Homeownership Interest Rate: DAP Rate: KHC Success Stories People's Self-Help Housing, Inc. At 84, Mattie, although perfectly able to care for herself, was no longer able to maintain a house and a lawn. She needed, but could not afford, an apartment where the everyday maintenance could be taken care of for her. Because this type of affordable housing was not available for Mattie, she was forced to move into the local elderly health care center. The conversion of a vacant hardware store in Mattie’s downtown into ten apartments for very low- and low-income residents of her county became the answer to her prayers. Now Mattie is a resident of the converted hardware store, known as Lexington Avenue Apartments, and her water, gas, sewer and trash pickup service charges are included in her set monthly rent payment. [read more] What's New 2003 Draft Kentucky Action Plan The 2003 Draft Kentucky Action Plan is posted here for a 30 day review and comment period (March 26th through April 25th). A public hearing will be held at 1:30 P.M., April 9th, 2003 in the KHC Board room. Questions, comments and requests for special accommodations should be directed to Davey J. King at KHC, 1231 Louisville Road, Frankfort, Kentucky 40601, by e-mail at dking@kyhousing.org

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