21. The Foundation For Safe Boating And Marine Info - Your Complete Resource For Mar of Watercraft, ohio boating laws in the ohio Boat Operator's Oregon State MarineBoard, Boating safety, education, regulations, registration, access, and alerts http://www.boatingandmarineinfo.org/opt2.html

Link: Government Marine Safety and Enforcement Websites Marine Recreational Fishing Laws and Regulations ME NH New Hampshire RI The Rhode Island Saltwater Anglers Assoc. [20... MA Massachusetts Division of Marine Fisheries - ... NY New York State Marine Fisheries Dept. DEC CT Connecticut Marine Fisheries Office NJ New Jersey DE DNREC Online VA Virginia Marine Resources Commission MD Ocean City Maryland Fishing Regulations Creel... NC 2002 NC Recreational Coastal Waters Guide SC South Carolina Saltwater Rules GA Welcome to Georgia Outdoors.Com LA Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries AL Creel and Size Limits MS Recreational Bag Limits TX Texas Fishing Guide - Bag/Size Limits FL Marine Fisheries Summarized Regulations US TERRORIST THREAT ALERT IS YELLOW ALERT Environmental Violation Reporting: Contact Your State Authority Alabama Marine Police Boating Safety Act of 1959 and the Roberson/Archer Act of 1994.

22. REIA Of Columbus: OPHP - Ohio Professional Housing Provider storage tank regulations, Environmental Quality Zone regulations, etc. to continuehis or her education as he Goals of OREIA The ohio Real Estate Investor’s http://www.reiacolumbus.org/ophp.html

REIA of Columbus Real Estate Investors' Association Benefits Daily Real Estate News Library Newsletters, ... Forms OPHP Ohio Professional Housing Provider What is the OPHP designation? The OPHP designation is a statewide, education-based certification program designed to recognize the high level of knowledge and professionalism among the designation holder. It is sponsored and overseen by the Ohio Real Estate Investor’s Association (OREIA). Why obtain the OPHP designation? Course of study The course of study will be divided into 42 clock hours of core courses and 18 hours of elective topics for a total of 60 hours of formal education. The core topics are as follows: Appraisal 2 hours Including formal appraisal methods (cost, income, and replacement method), PACE instruction, how to compare properties, etc. Rehab 4 hours Including estimation, which projects will pay for themselves, etc.

23. New Page 1 Trapping Rules, regulations, Season Dates 20022003 Fur Harvest Report 2000-01Season Trapper education Manual Home Study Course. Wild ohio Video. http://www.ohiodnr.com/wildlife/site/default.htm

24. Ohio Policy Service The manual will be checked for compliance with state and federal laws, minimum standards,ohio Department of education regulations and similar requirements. http://www.osba-ohio.org/OSBAPolicy-1.html

Policy Development The Ohio School Boards Association can help your board develop and maintain a well-organized, comprehensive and usable manual of school board policies. The Ohio Policy Service (OPS) is offered to help boards of education develop and maintain a well-organized, comprehensive and usable manual of school board policies. The OPS offers several levels ranging from self-help materials to full-service, on-site consultation. Over 300 school districts subscribe to one or more of OSBA's policy services. The services are provided by experienced staff, supported by the expertise of OSBA's legal, legislative and management resources. Customized service The customized policy service is designed to revise and codify existing policies and compile other required policies into a well- organized system. The board reviews, edits and rewrites the manual with the assistance of an OSBA policy specialist. Upon completion, your district will have a customized, up-to-date, legally correct policy manual. The customized service includes: Review of existing documents A policy specialist will review and analyze district materials to conform the new manual to the district's current practices and procedures. The specialist will look at existing policies, negotiated agreements, district handbooks and the official minutes of past school board meetings. Emphasis will be placed on filling gaps in current policies.

25. OSBA Membership Services provide information about state and federal regulations, statutes, rulings Liaisonactivities Liaison to ohio Department of education, Auditor of http://www.osba-ohio.org/membershipservices.html

OSBA Membership Services OSBA members get the best value from their dues because they have a variety of free membership services from which to choose. The Association represents its members every day in the legislature, in the education community, in the court room and at the bargaining table. Accidental death and dismemberment insurance All-Ohio/All-Region Boards - Outstanding board members nominated by their peers and selected by OSBA who represent excellent service in public education. Amicus curiae brief - OSBA legal brief in support of district's legal actions in conjunction with OSBA's Legal Assistance Fund. Arbitrator referral service - Extensive records of arbitrators and their decisions are maintained to assist members in selecting appropriate arbitrators. Award of Achievment - An honor given to board members who participate in OSBA workshops, volunteer for service and work on behalf of their own board. FAX telephone line - facsimile equipment to improve communication between association and members. The fax number is (614) 540-4100. Board/superintendent, board/treasurer relations

26. Ohio State Lottery Results All Lottery profits are earmarked for education by the For this reason, the ohio Lotteryurges ohioans Lottery History Rules regulations Copyright © 2002 http://www.ohio-state-lottery-results.com/history.html

Ohio State Lottery Results Home A Brief Ohio Lottery History Ohio State Senator Ron Mottl spearheaded a campaign to create a lottery in Ohio. State Issue 1, the creation of the Ohio Lottery Commission, was approved by voters by better than a 2 - 1 margin. The Lottery's first game, Buckeye 300, went on sale in August. Omar Watts was the first Ohio Lottery millionaire. The Lottery Commission originally had a five-member board, who oversaw all Lottery operations, but now has a nine-member Commission that serves in an advisory capacity. The Ohio Legislature, in July, earmarked Lottery profits to Education. Voters approved a constitutional amendment to permanentally earmark Lottery profits to education in November. House Bill 789 was passed in March, creating the Lottery Profits Education Fund. This allowed for a clear separation of Lottery revenue from the State's General Revenue fund. The Lottery transferred a record $723 million to the Lottery Profits Education Fund (FY '98). Since the Lottery's inception in 1974, the Lottery has contributed more than $9 billion to education in Ohio. While this is a significant amount of money, the State of Ohio has more than 600 school districts and the statewide education budget in Fiscal Year 1998 was $11.3 billion, according to the Ohio Department of Education.

27. For Ohio Homeschoolers March, 2000. Summary Recently, the ohio Department of education issued anopinion regarding the regulations which govern homeschooling in ohio. http://www.geocities.com/CPEF_OH/fact_sheet.html

For Ohio Homeschoolers...Action, Please                    Opinion Issued by Department of Education Undermines Homeschooling Freedom March, 2000 Summary: Recently, the Ohio Department of Education issued an opinion regarding the regulations which govern homeschooling in Ohio. If this opinion stands, parents who wish to begin homeschooling their children after the school year has begun might have to wait up to 14 days to withdraw their child from school. Children who were never enrolled might appear to be subject to the opinion as well, since the opinion discusses both a specific case as well as general homeschooling requirements. The opinion implies that there is a process of "approval" rather than "notification." Ohio regulations have been used by homeschoolers since 1989 with no rights for the state to "approve" of homeschooling. It is important that we take action now to preserve homeschooling freedoms in Ohio. Background: Ohio Revised Code (ORC) 3321.04 states in part that: "Every parent of any child of compulsory school age...must send such child to a school or a special education program that conforms to the minimum standards prescribed by the state board of education..." The law goes on to describe situations wherein an excuse from compulsory attendance may be granted, including for the purposes of homeschooling. This statute, along with ORC 3321.01, which states that "A child between six and eighteen years of age is 'of compulsory school age'...", together make up the compulsory school attendance laws.

28. Supreme Court Of Ohio / Commission On Continuing Legal Education to administer the continuing legal education requirements of Rule X of the RulesGoverning the Bar of the State of ohio and the regulations adopted under http://www.sconet.state.oh.us/ccle/faq-atty/

Commission on Continuing Legal Education Why is continuing legal education (CLE) required? Who must comply with the CLE requirement? Who is considered an active lawyer? When must I complete my CLE requirements? ... How can I find out more about the CLE requirements? this time. Effective July 1, 1988, the Supreme Court of Ohio created the Commission on Continuing Legal Education to administer the continuing legal education requirements of Rule X of the Rules Governing the Bar of the State of Ohio and the Regulations adopted under authority of the Rule, and Rule IV of the Rules for the Government of the Judiciary of Ohio. 2. Why is continuing legal education (CLE) required? The public properly expects that lawyers, in the practice of law, will maintain certain standards of professional competence and ethical behavior. The requirement for continuing legal education was established to ensure that, throughout their careers, lawyers admitted to practice in the State of Ohio remain current regarding the law and maintain the requisite knowledge and skill necessary to fulfill their professional responsibilities. 3. Who must comply with the CLE requirement?

29. Central Ohio Federal Depository Libraries ohio census information available on CDROM; other government CD-ROMS also available.US Code. Code of Federal regulations. Crime and education statistics. http://winslo.state.oh.us/publib/cofdl.html

Central Ohio Federal Depository Libraries The central Ohio area comprises Franklin County and adjacent counties. Within this area are nine selective depository libraries and one regional depository library: Capital University Library, Periodicals/Documents Dept. Columbus Metropolitan Library Denison University Libraries, William Howard Doane Library Ohio State University, College of Law Library ... Worthington Public Library The Depository Library Program The Depository Library Program was established by Congress to allow the public free access to Federal government publications. The Program originated in the early 1800's when a joint resolution of Congress directed that additional copies of the House and Senate Journals and other documents be printed and distributed to institutions outside the Federal establishment. Over the years the Depository Library System has expanded and today there are nearly 1,400 participating libraries. Selective depository libraries choose a percentage of the total publications and services that best meet the Federal government information needs of their local communities. Fifty regional depository libraries receive every unclassified government publication of interest to the public. State Library of Ohio 274 East First Avenue Columbus, OH 43201

30. Governance Legislation And Regulations - Council On Law In Higher Education Law State Commissions of Higher education Alabama; Nevada; New Hampshire; NewJersey; New Mexico; New York; North Carolina; North Dakota; ohio; Oklahoma; http://www.clhe.org/governance/page1.shtml

Landmark Cases Trustees of Dartmouth College v. Woodward 17 U.S. 518 (1819) Related Organizations Association of Governing Boards of Colleges and Universities American Council of Trustees and Alumni Association of Community College Trustees Council for Higher Education Accreditation Regional Accrediting Organizations Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools (MSA) New England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC-CIHE) North Central Association of Colleges and Schools (NCA) Northwest Association of Schools, Colleges and Universities (NWA) ... Consortium for North American Higher Education Specialized Accrediting Organizations AACSB International—The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology (ABET) Accrediting Commission on Education for Health Services Administration (ACEHSA) Accrediting Council on Education in Journalism and Mass Communications (ACEJMC) ... National Association of Schools of Public Affairs and Administration (NASPAA) National Accrediting Organizations Accrediting Association of Bible Colleges (AABC) Accrediting Commission of the Distance Education and Training Council (DETC) Accrediting Council for Independent Colleges and Schools (ACICS) Association of Advanced Rabbinical and Talmudic Schools (AARTS)

31. Migrant Education (MEP) Consortium Incentive Grants - ED/OESE/OME Program regulations are found at 67 FR Montana, Nebraska, North Dakota, ohio, Pennsylvania,and Migrant education Comprehensive Consortium Arrangement (MECCA http://www.ed.gov/offices/OESE/OME/consortium.html

Mouseover preload - not necessary for function Skip Navigation Privacy, Security, Notices About ED A-Z Index ... Contact Us Search: Advanced My Profile Add to My.ED.gov Bookmarks Inside Migrant Education Home About Us Programs and Funding Publications ... OESE Home MEP Consortium Incentive Grants Grant Information Regulations Project Summaries Grant Information Program: MEP Consortium Incentive Grants (CFDA Number 84.144B) Authorization: Secs. 1303(d) and 1308(d) of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act, as amended (P.L. 107-110) Total Funds Awarded in FY 2002: $2,300,000 Total Number of Grantees: 39 Eligible Applicants: State educational agencies (SEAs) Program Description: Under section 1308(d), the FY 2002 MEP Consortium Incentive grants were awarded to SEAs that proposed to participate in a consortium with another State or entity and demonstrated, in accordance with section 1303(d)(3) of the ESEA, that doing so would: Reduce administrative costs or program function costs for State MEP programs; and Make more MEP funds available for direct services to add substantially to the welfare or educational attainment of children to be served. In addition, section 1308(d) requires that SEAs receiving grants form consortia to improve the delivery of services to migrant students whose education has been interrupted.

32. Ohio Data - Quality Counts '99 ohio. SCORE, ? GRADE, ? CLASS SIZE (35% of grade). (1998), strong. Stategrants waivers of education regulations (1998), yes. SCHOOL SIZE (Ungraded). http://www.edweek.org/sreports/qc99/states/grades/oh-t.htm

Ohio Data This page shows Ohio's scores in five major areas: Student Achievement Standards, Assessments, and Accountability Teacher Quality School Climate ... Resources To compare data from one or more states, go to State Data Comparisons All Students Achieving at High Levels For more information about these measures, see our 50-state Student Achievement data table. indicates state does not participate in national assessment, survey, or data collection. indicates a statistically significant improvement since 1992 in the 4th grade and since 1990 in the 8th grade. All figures are in percents NOTE: "Algebra class" refers to an algebra or integrated-mathematics course. Ohio MATH 4th graders who scored at least at "proficient" level on 1996 NAEP mathematics exam 4th graders who scored at least at "basic" level on 1996 NAEP mathematics exam 4th graders who scored at least at "below basic" level on 1996 NAEP mathematics exam 8th graders who scored at least at "proficient" level on 1996 NAEP mathematics exam

33. Education And The Law ohio Revised Code, title 33 (educationLibraries); Oklahoma Commission rules andregulations; Wyoming education Department rules and regulations; http://www.lectlaw.com/inll/99.htm

Internet Law Library Education and the law Education laws (complied by the General Services Administration) education laws and related material compiled by the Legal Information Institute (Cornell) Abington School District v. Schempp, 374 U.S. 203 (1963) (Bible reading in public schools) Alabama Constitution of 1875, article XIII (Education) ... About the Internet Law Library Internet Law Library Home Page Your Comments Please! xxx@xxxx.xx Your Institution

34. TOPS In Human Services: OSU Continuing Education on standards defined by the Code of Federal regulations. needs to fulfill universitygeneral education or major for using TOPS at The ohio State University. http://www.continuinged.ohio-state.edu/CED_TOPS.html

Your questions answered through email University Registrar WebTour the Campus Student Site ... Regional Campuses What Is "TOPS" in Job and Family Services? (T raining O pportunities for P rogram S taff "TOPS" in Job and Family Services is an Ohio Department of Job and Family Services (ODJFS) statewide training program designed to meet federally-mandated training requirements. Many participants have realized the value of meeting their professional development goals via TOPS tuition funding. This program exits through a collaborative effort among ODJFS and many state-assisted colleges and universities. The Ohio State University became part of the TOPS family in 1996, enrolling students on five campuses in Columbus, Lima, Mansfield, Marion and Newark. Both credit and non-credit courses are available at Ohio State. WHO IS ELIGIBLE FOR TOPS?

35. Housing Regulations Housing regulations. Occupancy Requirement. Attended The ohio State University, orany other post secondary education institution for at least three quarters http://www.osuhousing.com/Apply/apply-housingreg.html

Housing Regulations Occupancy Requirement New, incoming freshmen, who matriculate to the university the same year they graduate from high school, are required to live on-campus and have priority for available space , unless: The Student is excluded from obligation to observe the University Housing Regulation, or The student is qualified for a special residence or other exemption, or The student is excused from compliance with the Housing Regulation, or Space in the residence halls is no longer available. Exclusions from Obligation Exclusions from obligation to the Housing Regulation are provided for students who, before the first day of the quarter in which they are entering or re-enrolling in the university, have: Earned sophomore class ranking on the basis of 45 or more credit hours completed and recorded, or Attended The Ohio State University, or any other post secondary education institution for at least three quarters or their equivalent, or Completed their study at the secondary school level one year or more prior to enrollment at The Ohio State University and by reason of having previously established an independent life style would not materially benefit from residence hall living. Exemption from the Regulation Requests for exemption from the Housing Regulation must be submitted on the forms provided by Residence and Dining Halls and may be approved for one of the following reasons: Actual local residence is with parents or close relatives or legal guardian. The student is required to register with Residence and Dining Halls and qualifies for exemption when the actual local residence is with parent, legal guardian, grandparent, adult aunt or uncle, or adult brother or sister (provided that the regulation does not apply to both parties concerned) and the residence is within the Columbus metropolitan area (defined as within a 25-mile radius of the Columbus campus). This exemption must be approved before the first day of enrollment.

36. Special Education News - Lakewood Schools ohio Department of education Division of Special education. Family Advocates Partnershipfor education (FAPE) Visit the section on IDEA Law and regulations http://www.lkwdpl.org/schools/specialed/

Sponsored by Parent Mentor Program Susan Hegarty susan.hegarty@lakewood.k12.oh.us Lakewood City Schools In a hundred years from now it will not matter what my bank account was, the type of house I lived in, or the kinds of clothes I wore, but the world may be much different because I was important in the life of a child. -Author Unknown Parent Mentor Program The Parent Mentor Program links families with children receiving special education services with the school district and community at large through the involvement of a parent of a child with special needs. The Parent Mentor Program in Lakewood is provided through a federal grant. The project, initiated by the Ohio Division of Special Education, has as its vision: -to help parents of children with disabilities effectively navigate through a partnership with districts to support the child in reaching their maximum potential. Contact the Parent Mentor for Lakewood City Schools: 216-529-4279 (Telephone) 216-529-4276 (TTY) 216-529-4104 (Fax) Office located in the Special Education area on the second floor of the Board of Education building.

37. Student Services, College Of Education, Ohio University education can be complex due to the regulations of state mail us Student ServicesCollege of education 124 McCracken Hall Athens, ohio 45701 740.593 http://www.ohiou.edu/education/stuservices.html

Student Services is your source of all information regarding undergraduate and graduate programs at the College of Education. We help prospective students apply for admission. We assist students making their way through programs and those who are ready to graduate and be licensed to teach. Completing programs in the field of education can be complex due to the regulations of state licensing laws and other professional bodies. It is very important for you to know what is required of you and to plan ahead for the many deadlines that occur. In addition to the catalogs, Student Services publishes helpful information to keep you on track. We maintain a record for each student in the College and can help with registration problems, academic requirements information, grade questions, appeals, substitutions and waiver requests. Prospective and current undergraduate and graduate students can talk with us in person. Call to make an appointment with an advisor or stop by the McCracken Hall Lobby Receptionist Desk for quick answers and appointments. You can also write or e-mail us: Student Services College of Education 124 McCracken Hall Athens, Ohio 45701

38. Information Sheet newsletter provides information on regulations, available technical OEE News Officeof Environmental education. information on the ohio Environmental education http://www.epa.state.oh.us/other/sbao/newsletters.html

39. Ohio EPA DDAGW Rules And Regulations Drinking Water Rules and regulations. ohio EPA DDAGW Enforcement Water QualitySection PO Box Control of lead and copper public education and supplemental http://www.epa.state.oh.us/ddagw/oac.html

Public Participation Small Business Assistance Office DDAGW Home DDAGW Staff ... Links Drinking Water Rules and Regulations Drinking Water Program Rules of the Ohio Administrative Code (OAC) administered by the Division of Drinking and Ground Waters, which constitute the primary drinking water rules for Ohio public water systems, are located on this page. They include rules in the following chapters of OAC: Operator Certification for Water Supply Works and Wastewater Works Water Well Standards Water Well Waivers Primary Drinking Water Rules Secondary Contaminant Standards Operational Requirements Licenses to Operate Contigency Plans Emergency Loans Capability Assurance Plans Laboratory Certification Plans Approval Escrow Requirements Backflow Prevention and Cross-Connection Control Consumer Confidence Reports Miscellaneous Electronic versions of currently effective rules in these chapters may be viewed by scrolling down this page to the section labeled Effective Rules or by clicking on the link above. These rules in paper format are published in copies of the OAC, which are available at many Ohio libraries or can be purchased from: Ohio EPA Legal Records Section P.O. Box 1049

40. Ohio Boating Education Course: Official Online Boating Education Course With Onl Here’s WHAT is covered in the online ohio Boating education Course General informationconcerning Laws and regulations to which you must adhere. http://www.boat-ed.com/oh/oh_internet.htm

Home Up Ohio online boating education course and online boating tests! The online O hio B oating E ducation C ourse on boat and PWC (jet ski) safety is approved by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources, Division of Watercraft and is the official boat safety course material used by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources in their classroom courses. You can complete the online course for boater certification to comply with the new Ohio boater education law and also satisfy other states' boater education requirements for Ohio boaters operating out of state. Or... just take the online O hio B oating E ducation C ourse to improve your boating knowledge. Read more about taking this O hio B oating E ducation C ourse with online boating tests for certification at the bottom of this page or just click below to get started... AOL and CompuServe Users Click here before beginning the online O ... ourse More ABOUT the online Ohio Boating Education Course The O hio B oating E ducation C ourse (OBEC) online course has been approved by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources, Division of Watercraft

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