81. Educational Policy: State-Specific Information NCREL ohio Network Members. State education Agency (SEA) Liaison Mr.John Rochester, Director, ohio Department of education. education http://www.ncrel.org/policy/states/oh.htm

Ohio Educational Policy Information and Resource Page NCREL Ohio Policy Meetings and Activities NCREL State Policy Network Meetings The Ohio TIMMS Forum was a working policy seminar called in response to the findings of the Third International Mathematics and Science Study (TIMMS) and its relationship to the Ohio State Board of Education's shift to a performance-base system of accountability in Ohio. The proceedings document, Policy Seminar: Implications of TIMSS For Systemic Improvement of Mathematics and Science in Ohio , from the September 9-10, 1998 seminar is available upon request in hard copy format from NCREL. NCREL State Policy Seminars Ohio Legislature Workshops, January 16-17, 2001 NCREL Ohio Network Members State Education Agency (SEA) Liaison Mr. John Rochester, Director, Ohio Department of Education Education Service Agency (ESA) Task Force Mr. David Distel, Hamilton County Educational Service Center Mr. Barry Morrison, Lake County Educational Service Center Mr. Nicholas Say, North Central Ohio Educational Service Center

82. OET History educational television station in the US 1955 Legislation allows ohio boardsof education to make contributions to educational television foundations. http://www.oet.edu/history.html

OET HISTORY The nation's first licensed, non-commercial television station was Ohio's WCET, Cincinnati, which went on the air in 1954. By 1960 three more public television stations had been licensed in Ohio. To ensure orderly continued growth of public TV in Ohio and to provide funding and services to the stations, in 1961 the Ohio General Assembly created the Ohio Educational Television Network Commission. The commission formulated a statewide educational television expansion plan. As a result of this plan several new stations were built and in 1976 a two-way microwave system tied together the 12 public television stations in Ohio. In 1998 a fiber optic interconnection system was completed, replacing the microwave system and providing multiple program and data streams to all OET affiliates. The Richard B. Hull Network Operations Center (NOC) in Columbus serves as the hub of this interconnect system. Senate Bill 201 which took effect in 1980 extended the powers and interests of the Ohio Educational Television Network Commission to include the educational radio stations in the state. The commission's name was thus changed to the Ohio Educational Broadcasting Network Commission. In 1984 OET's budget included funding for Ohio Radio Reading Services (ORRS). The nine Ohio radio reading services provide spoken information to those who do not have easy access to normal print due to visual loss or physical disability.

83. RecordsRetention\statutes Schedule to comply with the ohio Revised Code requirements. § 149.33 (B) The boardsof trustees of statesupported institutions of higher education shall have http://darla.neoucom.edu/Library/retention/statutes.html

STATUTORY AUTHORITY FOR RECORDS MANAGEMENT AND DESTRUCTION AT OHIO'S PUBLIC UNIVERSITIES The following sections of the Ohio Revised Code pertain to the management and destruction of records at Ohio public universities such as NEOUCOM. Please make NOTE of the following: The authority given to the Board of Trustees. ( Prohibition against destruction or damage of records. ( Use NEOUCOM's Records Retention Schedule to comply with the Ohio Revised Code requirements. (B) The boards of trustees of state-supported institutions of higher education shall have full responsibility for establishing and administering a records program for their respective institutions. The boards shall apply efficient and economical management methods to the creation, utilization, maintenance, retention, preservation, and disposition of the records of their respective institutions. (A) All records are the property of the public office concerned and shall not be removed, destroyed, mutilated, transferred, or otherwise damaged or disposed of, in whole or in part, except as provided by law or under the rules adopted by the records commissions provided for under sections 149.38 to 149.42 of the Revised Code or under

84. Archived: Douglas Carl Huntt Of Ohio -- Member Of The President's Commission On Archive d Information. Douglas Carl Huntt of ohio—Member of the President'sCommission on Excellence in Special education. Douglas http://www.ed.gov/inits/commissionsboards/whspecialeducation/bios/huntt.html

Skip Navigation Privacy, Security, Notices ED Home Audience ... My.ED.gov Inside PCESE PCESE Home About PCESE Members Staff ... Site map Commissions and Boards Commissions and Boards Home A r c h i v e d I n f o r m a t i o n Douglas Huntt is a commissioner for the Ohio Rehabilitation Services Commission and is the executive director for Assistive Technology of Ohio, located in Columbus. In his role as commissioner, Huntt has provided leadership in ensuring strong and accountable linkages between transitions from school to work. He has also worked to bring assistive technology into the special education classroom by facilitating funding for computer Internet labs. Huntt, a disabled Marine Corps veteran, received his bachelor of arts in secondary education from Asbury College in Wilmore, Ky., a master's in social service administration from Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio, and a doctorate in social work from the Ohio State University. He has direct teaching experience with students with severe behavioral disorders and has formerly served as director of a children's mental health agency. He was also chair of the Ohio Governor's Council on People with Disabilities from 1991 to 1997. Huntt believes that there should be equal accountability-academically and behaviorally-in special education classrooms as there is currently in mainstream classrooms. Special education teachers should be held to the same high standards and expectations as mainstream teachers. Huntt is a nationally known disability advocate who supports President Bush's New Freedom Initiative, which will provide continuity between IDEA and other disability policies.

85. Client List - Augenblick And Myers North Dakota Department of education, ohio Department of South Carolina School BoardsAssociation, Montana State Board of education, Illinois State http://www.aandm.org/clients.htm

CLIENT LIST State Agencies, Study Groups, and Associations Attorney General's office, Alabama Attorney General's office, Minnesota Attorney General's office, New York Attorney General's office, Ohio Attorney General's office, Wyoming Board of Elementary and Secondary Education, Louisiana Colorado School Finance Project Department of Education, Alaska Department of Education, Arizona Department of Education, Delaware Department of Education, Georgia Department of Education, Kentucky Department of Education, Maine Department of Education, Maryland Department of Education, Minnesota Department of Education, North Dakota Department of Education, Ohio Department of Education, Utah Education Association, Maine Greater Phoenix Leadership (AZ) New Mexico Legislative Education Study Commission Office of Education Accountability, Kentucky Office of the Governor, Minnesota Office of the Governor, New Jersey Office of the Governor, South Dakota Office of the Lieutenant Governor, Vermont School Boards Association, Minnesota School Boards Association, South Carolina

86. NCTAF - Educators Resource Center Association (NGA) National School boards Association (NSBA State Partner Links KentuckyEducation Professional Standards Teaching in Kansas ohio Department of http://www.nctaf.org/resourcestates/links.html

State Resource Links Council of Chief State School Officers (CCSSO) What is INTASC? (from CCSSO Web site) INTASC Standards (from CCSSO Web site) Education Commission of the States (ECS) National Association of State Boards of Education (NASBE) National Association of State Directors of Teacher Education and Certification (NASDTEC) National Board for Professional Teaching Standards (NBPTS) National Center for Restructuring Education, Schools, and Teaching (NCREST) National Conference of State Legislatures (NCSL) National Governors' Association (NGA) National School Boards Association (NSBA) Southeast Center for Teaching Quality State Higher Education Executive Officers (SHEEO) State Partner Links Kentucky Education Professional Standards Board 21st Century Schools - School/University Programs at the University of North Carolina Alabama - A+ Foundation Conditions of Teaching in Kansas ... Vermont Department of Education

87. State Boards Of Nursing: NY Emergency Room RN NEBRASKA Bureau of Examining boards, Nebraska Department of Board of Nursing, StateEducation Department License ohio - ohio Board of Nursing; OREGON - Oregon http://www.nyerrn.com/nursing/b.htm

NURSING CATEGORIES Critical Care - ER Nursing Miscellaneous Nursing Sites Nursing Education Nursing Humor ... Trauma Nursing State Boards of Nursing A listing of On-Line State Nursing Board Websites and Web-based databases for verifying nursing licenses. ALABAMA - Alabama Board of Nursing ALASKA - Alaska Board of Nursing License Verification ARIZONA - Arizona State Board of Nursing ARKANSAS - Arkansas State Board of Nursing License Verification CALIFORNIA - California Board of Registered Nursing License Verification COLORADO - Colorado Board of Nursing License Verification CONNECTICUT - Connecticut Board of Examiners for Nursing FLORIDA - Florida Department of Health, Board of Nursing License Verification GEORGIA - Georgia Board of Nursing License Verification IDAHO - Idaho Board of Nursing ILLINOIS - Illinois Department of Professional Regulation License Verification INDIANA - Indiana State Board of Nursing, Health Professions Bureau License Verification IOWA - Iowa Board of Nursing License Verification KANSAS - Kansas State Board of Nursing License Verification KENTUCKY - Kentucky Board of Nursing LOUISIANA - Louisiana State Board of Nursing MAINE - Maine State Board of Nursing MARYLAND - Maryland Board of Nursing License Verification MASSACHUSETTS - Massachusetts Board of Registration in Nursing License Verification MICHIGAN - Michigan Department of Consumer and Industrial Service, Health Licensing Division

88. The Corrections Connection Education Network - Feature Story the education Net Home Page). Inmates Get Crafty, Students Get Supplies By Ali Heck,Internet Reporter Instead of making license plates, inmates in some ohio http://www.corrections.com/edunetwork/ednews.html

Home Directory Education Network > Education News Advanced Help Networking Bulletin Boards Chatrooms ListServs Open Forums ... Contribute: Send us News, Write a Letter to the Editor, Submission Guidelines, News Staff, Give us Feedback, Editorial Calendar Site Mission Advisory Board Join the Network Education News (continued from the Education Net Home Page) From Correctional Facilities to California Classrooms, Refurbished Computers Find Their Way By Meghan Mandeville , Internet Reporter Computers are like dinosaurs; as the world evolves, they become extinct, technologically speaking, at least. Over the past nine years, however, 88,000 computers in California have been saved from this doomed fate as a result of the Department of Corrections' (CDC) Computer Refurbishing Program, a vocational course that teaches inmates how to renovate old computers, which are then donated to public schools. "There's a certain amount of pride in taking something that wasn't working and rebuilding it," says Ray Kirkpatrick , Coordinator of the Computer Refurbishing Program. "For a short period of time, [the inmates] have ownership over something."

89. OSU Residence Life: Housing And Living At Ohio State Provides information on residence and dining halls located on the college campus.Category Reference education ohio ohio State University, The...... Office of Residence Life 350 Morrill Tower 1910 Cannon Drive Columbus,OH 432101230 (614) 292-8266. Office of Student Affairs at ohio State. http://www.osuhousing.com/

Incoming Students: Student Involvement Survey. Help us plan activities and events that are important to you! [ Complete the Involvement Survey. What kind of computer should I bring? This and many other questions are answered in our FAQs. [ Go to Frequently Asked Questions. Future Students: Get more from your hall. Live with other students who share your goals, interests, or lifestyles in a Living-Learning Program. [ Read more about LLPs. Current Students: Work For Residence Life: Interested in becoming an RA? Get everything you need from academic requirements to applications and timelines. [ Learn more or Apply to become an RA Graduate and Professional Selection: Be an educator and grow at The Ohio State University. [ Student Handbook. Whether you're a new returning student, you may not be aware of all the opportunities and resources available to you. This handbook is designed with your success in mind. [ Student Handbook. On-Line Services from Residence Life and HFSEC. Click here for more information. Safe Practices, Safe Living. Safety messages and points for residence hall living. [

90. What's New At COSI Academy Transportation; February 23 Participated in panel discussion at theScience education Council of ohio's Regional Conference; March http://www.cosiacademy.org/whats_new.html

What's New at COSI Academy Check out some of the unique opportunities COSI Academy had this year: List Coming Soon Additional Accolades: Two papers were published in scientific journals: "Natural and Human Influences on Effective Ground-Water Recharge in Ohio- Exploratory analyses and Suggestions for Future Research." Ohio Journal of Science.* *Published based on one COSI Academy challenge team's work with the United States Geological Survey. Members involved: Jessica Ashooh, Jacob Liu, Erik Mueller, Sarah Sherer and Nate Woggon. "Biotechnology apprenticeship for secondary-level students: Teaching advanced cell culture techniques for research." Cell Biology Education.** **Published based on internship with COSI Academy members at the Biomedical Engineering Labs at OSU. Members involved: David Feeley, Jacob Liu, Angelica Liu and Amy Schlegel. We did all of this in addition to working on our real world challenges with our mentors!

91. ABCNEWS.com : New Evolution Battle Underway In Ohio Supporters of the theory are arguing that ohio's science education standards shouldinclude language saying that Darwin's theory remains unproven and is http://abcnews.go.com/sections/scitech/DailyNews/evolution020401.html

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92. Welcome To HEM's Support Group Area New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota ohio Oklahoma Oregon This site is sponsored by Home education Magazine. http://www.home-ed-magazine.com/wlcm_groups.html

Welcome to HEM's Support Groups Pages! To find a group in your state use the map above or follow one of the links below under Groups and Organizations . If you're starting or run a group, check out the links below for helpful information. Bookmark this page and check back for news and information specifically about homeschooling support groups and organizations. Finding Support Find support online Groups and Organizations State National and International Starting a Support Group Deciding the Structure-informal to formal, How to Publicize, Being the Contact Running the Group Sharing Information, Organizing and Planning, Avoiding Burnout Staying Informed Laws and Legal Issues, Political Issues, Where to Find Information and Resources State Laws and Regulations Quick overviews offering a starting point in understanding laws and regulations. HEM-SupportGroups list A new networking list for anyone interested in working with support groups HEM's Support Group Liaison You can contact HEM's Support Group Liaison via email at Groups@home-ed-magazine.com

93. THINKING ALLOWED: CONTINUING EDUCATION FOR PSYCH PROFESSIONALS continuing education to National Certified Counselors and is approved by the OhioCounseling Board. These CE sponsorships are honored by many state boards of http://www.thinkingallowed.com/ce.html

Continuing Education for PSYCHOLOGY PROFESSIONALS Spend time with leading figures in psychology. Expand your conceptualization and intervention skills. Earn necessary continuing education credits while you learn. Remember, CE credits do more than demonstrate your commitment to continued learning. They also: Fulfill legislated mandates for licensure renewal. Enable you to receive discounts on your professional liability insurance. (Check with your carrier.) Document your commitment to professionalism for managed care companies interested in expanding panel membership. Continuing education credits are provided by PSYCHOEDUCATIONAL RESOURCES (PER) . Continuing education components are to be completed by applicant and returned to PER for credit. The following is the current approval status for PER at the time of the creation of this web page. For details and updated information, phone or fax PER at (352) 473-7300: PER is approved by the American Psychological Association to offer continuing education for psychologists. PER is also approved by the Florida Board of Licensed Clinical Social Work, Marriage and Family Therapy and Mental Health Counseling (CM#406, exp. '97), the Connecticut chapter of NASW, the Illinois, Ohio and Texas Boards of Social Work and conforms to the standards of the following states for awarding CE credits to Social Workers: Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Idaho, Kansas, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New Mexico, Oregon and West Virginia.

94. About Us NAMI ohio members testify before the state legislature, educate business and educationleaders, and committees, county ADAMH/CMHRS boards, and various http://www.namiohio.org/about_us.html

Ohio's Voice on Mental Illness State affiliate of the National Alliance for the Mentally Ill Why We're Here Who We Are What We Do Why We're Here: The Need An estimated 2.8% of the population is affected by serious brain disorders (often called mental illness). That means that 308,600 Ohioans suffer from these illnesses. In any given year 3.2% of children and adolescents between the ages of 9 and 17 are diagnosed with a serious brain disorder. Severe and persistent mental illnesses are neuro-biological brain disorders and they are treatable. The treatment success rate for panic disorders is 80%; major depression, 65%; schizophrenia, 60%; and obsessive compulsive disorder, 60% One in every four families is affected by a serious brain disorder. They are doctors, lawyers, grocers, civic leaders, co-workers, neighbors and friends, and the person driving by in the next car. Due to discriminatory insurance practices, however, many families exhaust all of their resources to get care for their loved ones. 40 to 65% of adults with severe brain disorders either reside with their families or receive primary care-management from their families. People with mental illness enrich our lives: Abraham Lincoln, Virginia Wolff, Ludwig von Beethoven, Ernest Hemingway, Winston Churchill, Leo Tolstoy, Sir Isaac Newton, Patty Duke, Charles Dickens, Lionel Aldridge, Eugene O'Neill, Gaetano Donizetti, Robert Schumann, Vivien Leigh, Vaslov Nijinsky, Sylvia Plath, John Keats, Tennessee Williams, Michelangelo, Emperor Norton,...

95. League Of Women Voters Of Ohio : Other League Services Provides a nonpartisan guide to ohio politics. Find election information and contacts for local chapters throughout the state. http://www.lwvohio.org/

The League of Women Voters of Ohio ABOUT US Ohio Local Leagues History VOTER INFORMATION ... MEMBER RESOURCES WHAT IS THE LEAGUE? WHAT DOES IT DO? For more than 80 years the League of Women Voters has been a leader in working to ensure that all citizens have a free role in making democracy work. Year in and year out, the League provides many kinds of voter services and educational projects, such as: Voter registration drives Publications and brochures Nonpartisan candidate forums On-line electronic voter information and candidate guides Nonpartisan issue forums Presentations on radio, television and to school groups Advocates for legislative positions it supports or opposes And our latest activity, the Judicial Independence Project Working independently, and with other civic groups that share our interests, the League is dedicated to helping citizens become informed and active participants in government at all levels. For further information, e-mail a message to the League of Women Voters of Ohio: lwvoinfo@lwvohio.org

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