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Leah Herner Ed.D Doctorate Degree in special Education from University of nevada , Las Vegas EDTP 508 Students with Diverse Learning needs in California schools http://www.lima.ohio-state.edu/academics/education/Herner/resume.htm
Extractions: Email: herner.8@osu.edu Education Doctorate Degree in Special Education from University of Nevada , Las Vegas , May 2000 Master's Degree in Educational Administration from University of Nevada , Las Vegas , December 1993 Bachelor of Science in Education from Bowling Green State University, Bowling Green, Ohio, May 1990 Major: Elementary Education Professional Experience- University 2004- present: Assistant Professor, Special Education, The Ohio State University at Lima 2003- 2004: Adjunct faculty, Special Education, California State University Northridge, Northridge , CA . 2000- 2004: Assistant Professor, Special Education, California Lutheran University , Thousand Oaks , CA . 2000- Spring semester: Instructor, Clark County Community College , Las Vegas , NV . 1998-2000- Instructor: University of Nevada Las Vegas , Las Vegas , NV . 1998-2000: Teacher, grade four, Paradise Professional Development School , Las Vegas , NV .
Early Childhood Focus special needs Scores of schools across New York, including more than a dozen inthe Capital nevada County, CA Serving Children with special needs http://www.earlychildhoodfocus.org/modules.php?name=News&new_topic=16&p=3
USCS - Charter Schools News Connection -- July 15, 2004 Federal Grant For StartUp Costs for Charter schools in nevada Denied New Report Finds California Charter schools Meeting needs of disabled Students http://www.uscharterschools.org/cs/n/view/cs_bmsg/3363
Extractions: The U.S. Department of Education has denied Nevada's application for grant money to fund start-up costs for charter schools. A similar grant that provided $2.5 million a year for three years is about to expire. The denial might affect schools set to open in 2005. Of the 17 states that applied for funding, Nevada was one of seven to be turned down. "Some of these funding decisions are based on the nature of our state law," said Tom McCormack, charter school consultant for the Nevada Department of Education. "They're interested in funding states whose charter school laws are friendly to charter schools." Six years after Pembroke Pines, a city in Florida, started its charter school system, its seven charter schools have earned praise from parents and the state. The 5,200-student system has become so popular that at times the waiting list for the seven schools has risen above 10,000. The schools have received high marks from the state, which this year gave "A" grades to the elementary and middle schools, and a "B" for the high school. In 1998 the city of Pembroke Pines launched the charter school system in response to overcrowding at other public schools. The charter schools have some features that are rarely seen at traditional schools. Students at the charter high school can swim in an Olympic-sized pool, work on research papers at a Broward County library, and enroll in college classes taught by staff from Broward Community College and Florida International University.
US Senator Harry Reid For Nevada Finding schools and after care programs in your community -special needs -Reading.Department of Education (nevada) -State Board of Education http://reid.senate.gov/parents.cfm
Extractions: One of my top priorities in Congress has been to ensure that every Nevada child has access to a quality education. Below are links that may provide you with information about Nevada's public schools, Federal programs, and extracurricular activities for your child. -Senator Harry Reid Boys and Girls Clubs (Las Vegas)
Nevadas First Five Charter Schools: Because funding for nevada schools is driven by enrollment, most charter size of the school allowed teachers to address the special needs of students, http://www.leg.state.nv.us/lcb/fiscal/CharterSchool2002/ChaterEvalFinalRpt0102.h
Extractions: Evaluation of Charter Schools in Nevada Since Minnesota passed the first charter school law, 80% of the states across the nation have followed suit, and as of the 1999-2000 academic year, there were almost 1,700 charter schools in operation. Nevada is a relative newcomer to this process, but during 2001-2002, there were already 10 charter schools in Nevada, and more are on the way. This report looks at the oldest five of these schools, relying primarily on site visits utilizing document review, interviews, and observations. One of the schools is completing its fourth year of operations; the others are completing their third. Because charter schools vary considerably from each other, each is reported upon individually; however, there also seem to be some general statements that can be made. Fiscal Challenges Instructional Programs As in many other states, charter schools in Nevada are often faced with developing curriculum and instructional strategies within a short time frame. This forces the founders to choose between creating their own programs or buying programs off the shelf because they can be implemented quickly. Nevadas first charter schools have tended to take the second approach, relying heavily on such programs as NovaNet, Accelerated Reader, Core Knowledge, and Child U. It is too soon to tell if these schools will evolve into more creative programming to meet the individual needs of their specific clientele, although there are some hopeful signs.
Regional Emergency Medical Services Authority - Reno, Nevada Think about the places where your family spends time school, how you couldhelp neighbors who have special needs, such as disabled and elderly persons. http://www.remsa-cf.com/Rresponds/RR2003/RR121503a.html
Extractions: REMSA Responds KRNV News Channel 4 and REMSA present... About Us About REMSA Notice of Privacy Practices Services Ground Ambulance Care Flight / Critical Care Med Express Transporation Dispatch Center ... Tactical EMS Team Education Overview Paramedic Program Education Schedule Point of Impact Child Safety Seat Program Schedule Community Programs AED Flu Shots Point of Impact Child Safety Seat Program Red Light? Move Right! ... Silver Saver Employment Overview Benefits Current Openings Treatment Protocols News 2005 Press Releases 2004 Press Releases 2003 Press Releases 2002 Press Releases ... 2001 Press Releases Contact Us Feedback Family Emergency Plan Air Date: 12/15/2003 Be prepared to assess the situation, use common sense and whatever you have on hand to take care of yourself and your loved ones. Think about the places where your family spends time: school, work and other places you frequent. Ask about their emergency plans. Find out how they will communicate with families during an emergency. If they do not have an emergency plan, consider helping develop one. Four Steps to Safety Find Out What Could Happen to You Contact your local emergency management office, such as Red Cross, before a disaster occursbe prepared to take notes.
Team Sports For Kids With Special Needs ANY specialed, special-needs, handicapped, or disabled team, from anywhere inAmerica, Central and Southern California and Southern nevada http://users.ca.astound.net/gaughan/soccer/SpecialNeedsTeams.html
Extractions: Every child wants to belong to a group. And most kids want to play team sports. Not only is it just fun, but they also love to fit in: to wear a uniform, to have a position, to simply fit it. And this goes for kids with handicaps, disabilities, and delays. The world of team sports for children and adults with disabilities is growing, but it can still be hard to find. This page is dedicated to helping those kids find teams to join. This is a collection of links, sites, and information assembled by me, Pete Gaughan . This sprang from trying to find opportunities for my daughter. It isn't a professional or full-time effort; it's just one guy trying to keep track of it all. Always start by checking your local parks and recreation department or your state or local bureau for the disabled. But here, I want to gather all the non-government info I can. It's clear that there's something going on all over the U.S., from soccer in Houston to softball in Fargo . I will be grateful for all corrections and additions! I have short sections on each national program; then, at the bottom of this page, I'm building a list of soccer programs by specific locale. I'd be happy to build similar lists for other sports, but I don't have the time to search for those; if you send me the info, I'll add it.
OC Marathon Olive Crests outreach serves the states of California, nevada, special Dayfor special Athletes created for developmentallydisabled and special-needs http://www.ocmarathon.com/charities.php
Extractions: Take a minute to tell us why you are running in the OC Marathon. Are you proving to yourself, family or friends? Recuperating from a surgery or running for a charity? Tell us why you took on the challenge! There are only 106 days until the OC Marathon The 2006 Charity Partners have set a goal of raising $500,000 through runners pledges. Just think, if each runner raised only $100, we could raise $1,500,000 for the Charity Partners! Join one of our 11 Official Charity Partners today and see how your small contribution can make a huge impact on the lives of Orange County children. Each charity has a special Runner Incentive Program. Please contact the charity for more information. Click here for a list of employers that will match your contribution, and double the impact of your donation!
NEA - AYP Absurdities Overall, half of the schools in nevada didn t make AYP this year. year EDlisted the school as not making AYP because some of its special needs students http://www.okea.org/ESEA/legislativeactionkit/facts/aypabsurdities.html
Extractions: Skip to Page Content Under the reauthorized Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA), also known as the "No Child Left Behind" Act, schools and school districts are required to demonstrate "Adequate Yearly Progress" (AYP) in raising student test scores in reading and math. The National Education Association (NEA) agrees with the goals of the new federal education law and is continuing its fight for high standards and accountability. Yet, as states release information on the vast number of schools and school districts that did not make AYP this year, it has become clear to many teachers, parents, administrators and other educators that the one-size-fits-all AYP system has many serious flaws that prevent a fair and accurate assessment of student progress. Class Attendance. AYP standards require that 95 percent of the class be present to take two standardized exams. In some cases, even if as few as one or two students are absent that day, the entire school can be labeled as failing to make AYP or, after two straight years, "in need of improvement."
