81. Maryland State Department Of Education be sound advice, the family Reading Plan offers more. School Superintendent. The family Reading Plan is a family Literacy Home Site Index. Copyright © 1999 maryland State http://www.msde.state.md.us/family_literacy/fam_reading_info.htm

Nancy S.Grasmick State Superintendent of Schools What's New What is Family Literacy Calendar MSDE Privacy Statement The Family Reading Plan The Family Reading Plan Information Dr. Nancy Grasmick, State School Superintendent Two key elements of this plan are the Compact for Reading Guide and the School-Home Links Reading Kit The Reading

82. Outdoors Maryland New Season starts Tuesday, February 4th, 2003. Watch Outdoors Marylandthe midAtlantic'sguide to the outdoors and one of MPT's most popular local programs. http://www.mpt.org/programsinterests/mpt/outdoors/

New Season starts Tuesday, February 4th, 2003 Watch Outdoors Maryland the mid-Atlantic's guide to the outdoors and one of MPT's most popular local programs. This award-winning series delights viewers each week with thought-provoking stories depicting the region's diverse collection of ecosystems, people, and places. Now in its 14th season, the show's beautiful photography and thoughtful scripting capture Maryland's vast diversity and stunning beauty. New Season (2003) Show Descriptions and Schedule 2001 Show Descriptions and Schedule 2000 Show Descriptions and Schedule Archived Season Show Descriptions For more information on Outdoors Maryland contact: Michael English Producer, Maryland Public Television 11767 Owings Mills Boulevard menglish@mpt.org Outdoors Maryland is a co-production of: and Maryland Department of Natural Resources DNR. Inspired by Nature. Education Support MPT Pledge/Renew Shop MPT ... Contact Us

83. Family Health Administration Specific programs include the Women, Infants and and Cervical Cancer Program, MarylandPrimary Care Children's Medical Services Program, family Planning Program http://www.fha.state.md.us/

Center for Cancer Surveillance and Control Council on Physical Fitness Genetics and Children Center for Maternal and Child Health Chronic Disease Prevention Child and Adolescent Health Health Promotion, Education Injury Prevention and Health Assessment Primary Care And Rural Health Oral Health Quality Assessment/Improvement Deer's Head Center Western Maryland Center Local Health Departments Genetics and Children with Special Health Care Needs Women, Infants, and Children Program Center for Maternal and Child Health Primary Care and Rural Health (OPCRH) ... FHA Frequently Asked Questions FAMILY HEALTH ADMINISTRATION Public Health At Work Russell W. Moy, MD, MPH, Director Joan H. Salim, Deputy Director A MESSAGE FROM THE FAMILY HEALTH ADMINISTRATION Welcome to Maryland’s Family Health Administration. Protecting, promoting and improving the health of all Marylanders and their families is our mission. We focus on the power of preventive public health strategies to positively impact the lives of all people in the State. Every day, the dedicated professionals of the Family Health Administration carry out the mission through a wide range of essential programs. These efforts focus on

84. Maryland Judiciary - Department Of Family Administration maryland Judiciary HOME Department of family Administration.Administrative Office of the Courts (410) 2601262, http://www.courts.state.md.us/family/

Department of Family Administration Administrative Office of the Courts Family Administration at the AOC Foster Care Court Improvement Project Juvenile ... Annual Report (PDF) Performance Standards (PDF) PRO SE FORMS Custody Evaluations Domestic Violence Mediation ... News/Announcements Follow the link on icon to get the accessible version of Adobe Acrobat Reader to view PDF files. If you have an earlier version of Acrobat Reader, you will need to upgrade to version 5.0 or higher to support accessibility. Download Acrobat Reader Pamela Cardullo Ortiz Executive Director Family Services Program pamela.ortiz@courts.state.md.us Home Site Index Opinions ... Privacy Last modified Monday, March 24 2003 04:41

85. Family And Consumer Science: - Maryland Cooperative Extension family AND CONSUMER SCIENCES Improving Diet, Nutrition, and Health, http://www.agnr.umd.edu/ces/FCS/nutrition.html

FAMILY AND CONSUMER SCIENCES Improving Diet, Nutrition, and Health AGNR Home MCE Home FCS Home Search Introduction Overview Outcomes 2002 Initiative Programs Maryland Expanded Food and Nutrition Education Program (EFNEP) Food Stamp Nutrition Education Program (FSNEP) Publications Nutrition and Food Safety Publications , University of Maryland Cooperative Extension Service Websites Nutrition Sites, General Nutrition Sites for Kids and Parents Food Safety Sites Nutrition Research Resources Quick Tips Nutrition Quick Tips Food Safety Quick Tips Food Preparation Quick Tips Feedback Please send comments regarding this site to Jinhee Kim , Web Developer.

86. Frequently Asked Questions Today programs operate throughout New England and in Baltimore, maryland. CaseyFamily Services is a fully licensed and accredited nonprofit child welfare http://www.caseyfamilyservices.org/faq_index.html

Home For Parents For Youth For Professionals ... In Your Area About Casey Family Services What is Casey Family Services? What do you do? Where do you work? How many children and families do you serve? ... What is Casey Family Programs? About Vulnerable Children and Families How many children are in foster care? How many foster homes are available for these children? Can foster children be adopted? What types of adoption are available? ... Have the "AIDS cocktail" and other medical advances eliminated the threat of HIV/AIDS? About Casey Family Services 1. What is Casey Family Services? For more than 25 years, Casey Family Services has assisted vulnerable children and families. Today programs operate throughout New England and in Baltimore, Maryland. Casey Family Services is a fully licensed and accredited nonprofit child welfare agency providing a broad range of programs to meet the changing needs of vulnerable children and families. Founded in 1976 solely as a source for long-term foster care, Casey Family Services today offers foster care for children, as well as post-adoption, preservation and reunification services for families. In addition, Casey has established a number of specialized and innovative community-based programs to help strengthen families and enable parents to provide the healthy, nurturing environments their children need to grow and thrive. 2. What do you do?

87. Child Welfare League Of America: Programs: Family Foster Care: State Responses T Key Factors family Foster Care Agency Policy/Regulations Montgomery County, MarylandPolicy Section 9 Outof-Home Maltreatment Does the policy address the http://www.cwla.org/programs/fostercare/statessummaryapp1md.htm

Appendix I: Individual Analyses of State Policies Key Factors Family Foster Care Agency Policy/Regulations Montgomery County, Maryland Policy Section 9 Out-of-Home Maltreatment Does the policy address the investigation of allegations of maltreatment in foster care as a distinct investigatory process? Yes. A separate policy dealing with foster care and kinship care. These types of care are separated from group homes, day care settings, and school systems. Is kinship/relative care addressed in the policy? This care is only identified as one type of out-of-home care and is included in the foster care policy. No specific direction is given on special issues for kinship care or care by relatives' families. What agency/unit is mandated to conduct the investigation? Child Protective Service (CPS) workers from the local Department of Social Services (DSS) conduct the investigation. Is there a team approach? Who is on the team? Yes, the CPS worker works with the foster care or kinship care worker (that is, workers responsible for the child in the agency foster or kinship home). Initially, a joint visit is made.

88. Education family NATURE HIKE SERIES for all ages with an adult or more of ANS's water qualityprograms or from July, and September at sites in maryland, Virginia, and http://www.audubonnaturalist.org/education.htm

Learn more about our programs: adult forays nature travel programl family programs kids' programs ... teacher workshops View the CURRENT COMPLETE PROGRAM LISTINGS Summer Camp Brochure Natural History Field Studies in Adobe Acrobat pdf format Free download of Adobe Acrobat Reader here to view the brochure General Summer Camp Information Sign up now E-mail your name and snail-mail address to learn@AudubonNaturalist.org for a complete listing of programs or call 301-652-9188 x 16 or 14 or download the brochure in pdf files available above Looking for a Weekend Outing? Join us for a bird walk at Woodend, Saturdays at 8:00 a.m. 8940 Jones Mill Rd. Chevy Chase MD Afterwards, stop in our shop for some book, gift, and birdseed browsing! For programs that are currently open, click on: Register for a class today. Click here for Registration Form to fax, mail or e-mail Most programs have a fee and advance registration is required Call 301-652-9188 x 16 or 14 for more information or email eeregistrar@audubonnaturalist.org

89. CES Continuing Education Programs the saving ordinances of the gospel; marry in the temple and make their homes moreeffective and stable as they strive to become an eternal family; develop the http://ce.byu.edu/ed/kyr.dhtm

Search Feedback Help Campus Education Week ... CES Know Your Religion The Know Your Religion lecture series is designed to help individuals strengthen their testimonies of the divinity of Jesus Christ and His restored gospel; read and ponder the scriptures and the words of the living prophets and seek the saving ordinances of the gospel; marry in the temple and make their homes more effective and stable as they strive to become an eternal family; develop the capacity to share truths and desire to serve others; improve their vocational competence, work habits, and industriousness; and develop their self-respect, creativity, and problem-solving ability. (Instructions to Priesthood Leaders on the Church Educational System, 1990). We invite you to review this information and schedule monthly attendance at Know Your Religion along with the more than 100,000 individuals who attend each year throughout the United States and Canada. Program Guidelines How to Register Who May Attend Everyone 14 years of age and older is invited to attend Know Your Religion (KYR), Scripture Seminars, and Adult Religion Classes. Please be considerate of other participants by not bringing children who are not mature enough to sit quietly during the presentations.

90. Kinship Fact Sheets The Children's Defense Fund (CDF), Casey family programs National Center for Resourcefamily Support (CNC), Generations United, AARP, the Child Welfare League http://www.casey.org/cnc/state_contacts/kinship_fact_sheets.htm

Home CNC Home State Contacts Kinship Fact Sheets Advanced Search Quick Facts State Contacts Recruitment ... more info Download the Documents Alabama Kentucky North Dakota Alaska ... Fact Sheets for All States This ZIP file is very large and may take considerable time to download. A note about files in Adobe (PDF) format: In order to view these files, you will need the , which is available for free from the Adobe web site. Linking Requirements Casey Family Programs National Center for Resource Family Support (CNC) 1808 Eye St. NW 5th Floor Washington, D.C. 20006 Phone: 202/467-4441 Fax: 202/467-4499 Toll-free: 888/295-6727 E-mail: cncinfo@casey.org

91. News And Events Of The Enoch Pratt Free Library - Enoch Pratt Free Library - Bal Jobs March 10 Ethnicity and Race in a Changing America; - March 19 Celebrate MARYLANDDAY - March family programs Weinberg family Reading Circles - March 3. http://www.epfl.net/events/

Enoch Pratt Free Library News and Events of the Enoch Pratt Free Library March - April, 2003 Adult Programs Planning for College - March 1 An Introduction To Federal Jobs - March 10 Ethnicity and Race in a Changing America; - March 19 Celebrate MARYLAND DAY - March 25 U.S. At War With Iraq: Is This War Justified? - April 3 Mencken Society - April 26 Birthday For The Bard - April 27 Tak For Alt: Survival Of A Human Spirit - April 30 Women's History Month Having Our Say - March 1 Exhibits Freedom: A History of US Vivat! A Panorama of St. Petersburg from the Johns Hopkins Collections Opening program and reception: - March 20 The World of the African Child Writers at the Library John Drury - March 2 Steven Cord - March 11 Carroll R. Gibbs - March 17 George Alexander - March 18 David Zurawik - March 26 Harriette Cole - March 31 Deborah Mathis - April 8 Mikki Taylor - April 11 Maud Casey - April 15 Family Programs Weinberg Family Reading Circles - March 3 Introduction to Fundraising Resources at the Pratt Library - March 4 Fundraising for Nonprofits - March 11 Fundraising from Individual and Corporate Donors - March 19 Proposal Writing - March 21 Media Savvy: Getting Your Nonprofit's Message Out Effectively and Inexpensively - March 25 Looking Good in Print: Effective Newsletters, Brochures and Annual Reports

92. Joining : AmeriCorps*VISTA maryland State Department of Human Resources Baltimore AmeriCorps a program to increasefamily adoption of will develop and implement programs for volunteer http://www.americorps.org/joining/vista/vista_md.html

AmeriCorps*VISTA Programs: Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas ... Wyoming Programs are listed in alphabetical order by city. Projects please contact your Corporation State Office for updates. Joining AmeriCorps AmeriCorps*VISTA : Maryland This page was last updated on Monday, December 16, 2002 Anne Arundel County Department Of Aging Annapolis AmeriCorps*VISTA Member will coordinate the recruitment, training, and matching of up to 40 RSVP volunteers with elementary school students in support of the America Reads Initiative. The member will extend the service to five more Title I schools; provide administrative support and improve communication between all partners; contribute to volunteer training and recognition; develop public and financial support for the program; assist with measurement and documentation; and, assist with identifying community support for the program. How to Apply! Charles Village Community Foundation Baltimore AmeriCorps*VISTA members will raise funds to support the sponsor's program to increase home ownership and the quality of life in the service areas. Members will also recruit and organize community volunteers to participate in programs which improve the physical condition of the neighborhood. How to Apply!

93. Department Of Family Medicine's Residency Program Information Guide the heart of a major city, University family Medicine (UFM) and the University ofMaryland Medical Center in working with patients in managed care programs. http://www.marylandfamilymedicine.com/

Department of Family Medicine's Residency Program w elcome to the Department of Family Medicine's Residency Program Information Guide , presented by University of Maryland Medicine Overview The Campus Curriculum Application Process Overview One of the Department of Family Medicine's objectives is to provide superior teaching and training for residents, and to prepare them for any type of career in family practice. We've done that for 29 years, and for 300 graduates who are now practicing and teaching across the country. Because we're located in the heart of a major city, University Family Medicine (UFM) and the University of Maryland Medical Center provide opportunities for residents with special interests in urban health. Our department also has ten years of experience in working with patients in managed care programs. These working people (many of them hospital employees and their families) are cared for by our residents and faculty. University of Maryland Medical Center In addition, the Student and Employee Health Service of the University of Maryland, Baltimore is part of UFM. Residents also care for this young and exciting population.

94. Graduate Programs, Philip Merrill College Of Journalism, University Of Maryland University of maryland, http://www.journalism.umd.edu/grad/

Master's Program Maryland's master's program is a one-year program culminating in a Master of Journalism degree (non-thesis) or Master of Arts (thesis). Students select one of four specializations offered by the College: Public Affairs Reporting for those interested in print journalism, Broadcast News for students preparing for careers as TV news correspondents, anchors or producers, Online Journalism for students planning careers as editors and producers for news Web sites, and the Returning Journalist track for newsroom veterans who enroll in a highly individualized course of study. The master's program is designed to be completed in 12 months. Doctoral Program Maryland's Ph.D. in Journalism and Public Communication is a three-year program designed to prepare students for careers in university teaching, academic and industry research, and media consulting. The first two years of the program consist of coursework in theory, research methods, journalism and an outside area of interest. The final year is spent researching and writing the dissertation. Most successful candidates enter the program with a master's degree, but that requirement can be waived for people with extensive professional news experience. See the Ph.D. program requirements and suggested course of study , as well as Professor Haynes Johnson's perspective on the program's mission View a list of graduate courses offered: http://www.journalism.umd.edu/courses/macourse.htm

95. Undergraduate Programs, Philip Merrill College Of Journalism, University Of Mary For more information about the undergraduate journalism programs at the Universityof maryland, see these related links Admissions information. http://www.journalism.umd.edu/undergrad/

Introduction: The Study of Journalism The Philip Merrill College of Journalism prepares students for careers in newspapers, magazines, TV news, newsletters and online journalism outlets. The undergraduate journalism program culminates in a B.A. degree in journalism. This year's freshman class has the highest scores ever. More than half are in honors programs, reflecting the college's rising national stature. The average high school grade point average of the Philip Merrill College of Journalism's freshmen was 3.88. Students of color made up 17.6 percent of the freshman class. Students learn in college programs such as Capital News Service, a daily wire service in Washington and Annapolis, UMTV, a cable station operated by the college, and the American Journalism Review, the nation's leading media magazine. The college is fully accredited by the Accrediting Council on Education in Journalism and Mass Communications. Students majoring in journalism take approximately one-fourth (36 credits six of those credits are categorized as liberal arts credits) of their total coursework in the Philip Merrill College of Journalism. Journalism courses are designed to provide students with a working knowledge of the tools and concepts they will need to perform as top-flight professional communicators. The remaining three-fourths (86 credits) of undergraduate coursework consists of a variety of other subjects such as history, economics, government, sociology and psychology. This exposure acquaints students with fundamental problems and issues they will encounter in their careers. Within these credits, journalism students must choose a "minor" (a core of advanced work in a substantive field) to establish competency in a specialized area of knowledge they will be able to use as professionals.

96. Multi-Family Bond Program (MBP)- The Maryland Department Of Housing And Communit approval multifamily lender/servicer. For More Information, Contact Housing DevelopmentPrograms Community Development Administration maryland Department of http://www.dhcd.state.md.us/mbp/index.cfm

Who Are You? Accountants Architect Bond Investor Developer Engineer Homebuyer Homeless Services Homeowner Interior Designer Lender Local Government Media Non-Profit Property Manager Real Estate Agent Real Estate Investor Renter Servicers Small Business Special Needs Pop. Student/Researcher Title Companies Vendors Multi-Family Bond Program (MBP) Purpose of Program The purpose of the Multi-Family Bond Program (MBP) is to increase the construction and rehabilitation of multi-family rental housing for families with limited incomes. Tax-exempt and taxable bonds and notes provide below-market and market rate construction and permanent financing. Taxable bonds provide market rate construction and permanent financing to leverage federal Low-Income Housing Tax Credits , and to finance projects and activities which are ineligible for tax-exempt bonds. Eligible Types of Housing Rental housing financed through the program may be new construction, acquisition, and rehabilitation of existing housing, and must contain a minimum of five units. Loans may be provided to refinance existing high interest rate private loans if the refinance is in conjunction with rehabilitation of the housing. Projects using tax-exempt bond financing must contain complete independent dwelling units. Single-room occupancy units (SRO's) and shared housing may be financed only with taxable bonds or 501(c)(3) bonds if owned by an eligible nonprofit corporation. Projects financed with tax-exempt bonds must comply with the Maryland qualified Allocation Plan in order to receive unallocated 4% Low Income Housing Tax Credits.

97. Maryland.BabyZone.com -- Your Local Guide To Pregnancy And Parenting Resources Hall for the Creative Arts maryland Hall for the Creative Arts has education programsthat include http://maryland.babyzone.com/parentresources.asp?type=Family Fun

98. The Arc Of Southern Maryland - Moving Heaven And Earth To Help - By Christine Ba In Southern maryland, the county boards of education provide The Arc’s early interventionprograms made a that the organization told her family of options http://somdthisisliving.somd.com/vol4num4/arc.html

Home About Us Contact Us Subscribe ... Archive The Arc of Southern Maryland Moving Heaven and Earth to Help Story by Christine Basham Photograph courtesy of the Arc of Southern Maryland Caring for a family member with mental retardation or developmental disabilities can be overwhelming. Fortunately for Southern Maryland’s families, someone is here to help. Whether you are just sorting through a diagnosis from your newborn’s pediatrician, or are trying to find the least restrictive work and home environment for an adult, the Arc of Southern Maryland is a wide network of resources for your family. Formerly known as the Association for Retarded Citizens, The Arc is a national not-for-profit organization. Since 1975, The Arc has worked with Southern Maryland parents to advocate on the behalf of children with disabilities. According to Executive Director Harriet Yaffe, the whole point of The Arc “is to keep families together.” “We support 84 people in group homes but we have been hesitant to expand the program,” says Yaffe. Families with children who have been mainstreamed through the school years usually want to avoid segregating their adult children into a home exclusively for developmentally disabled people. As a practical matter, personality conflicts can also make group home housemates hard to match well.

99. Welcome To Maryland Emergency Management Agency You could be anywhere .at work, at home, in school. Your family couldbe scattered all over town. 2. CREATE A family DISASTER PLAN. http://www.mema.state.md.us/disaster.html

Main About MEMA News Programs ... Hazardous Materials Emergencies Disaster can strike quickly and without warning. It can force you to evacuate your home, your neighborhood, your school or your workplace or force you to be confined to your home. What would you do if basic services you depend on - water, electricity, phones, gas - were cut off? In large disaster emergency officials can't get to everyone at once. How will you survive until they reach YOU Where will you be when disaster strikes? You could be anywhere....at work, at home, in school. Your family could be scattered all over town. How will you find each other? How will you know if everyone is safe? Having a plan is the only way to make sure that you and your family know what to do, how to do it and when to do it when disaster strikes. FOUR STEPS TO SAFETY FIND OUT WHAT CAN HAPPEN TO YOU Call your local emergency management office and ask the following questions: What types of disasters are most likely to happen here and how do I prepare for each of them?

100. HSMO | Employment Opportunities Technicians maintain animal health programs in our Adoption Center including PracticeManager Full Time maryland Heights Branch Ideal candidate will be http://www.hsmo.org/join/

Employment Volunteer Auxiliary Employment Opportunities Thank you for considering a position with the Humane Society of Missouri! We are always looking for people who love animals and have a desire to make a difference in their lives. Resumes can be e-mailed to HR@hsmo.org , faxed to 314/647-4317 or mailed to: 1201 Macklind Ave., Attn: Human Resources, St. Louis, MO 63110 . You may also apply in person at our Macklind location Monday-Friday from 9:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. Employment applications are available online. This file is provided in Adobe PDF format. You will need the free Adobe Reader plug-in to view and print out the application. Click here for an application. All applicants must be highly motivated toward the welfare and humane treatment of animals. Competitive wages and an excellent benefit package are offered. The Humane Society of Missouri is an anti-discriminatory equal opportunity employer. Veterinary Technician, Full Time Macklind Avenue Location Currently seeking qualified candidates for Licensed Veterinary Technician position. Technicians maintain animal health programs in our Adoption Center including treatment of sick and injured animals as directed by our veterinarians and monitor shelter attendants working in the exam room. This is an outstanding opportunity to gain professional experience and knowledge at one of country’s leading animal shelters. Must have current state license.

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