81. Advanced Education Requirements, Alabama - Mississippi Advanced education Requirements alabama Mississippi Prior to July 1, 1998,they had completed a formal postbasic education program from or formally http://www.aana.com/crna/sga/adv_ed_mowy.asp

82. The Shoals. Alabama. Education. Colbert County Board of education 115 W. 5th Street Tuscumbia, AL 35674 The University of North alabama 600 Wesleyan Avenue Florence, AL 35630 http://www.shoalsunited.com/education.html

Looking for a place to WORSHIP Looking for an EDUCATION Looking for a place to RETIRE Cultural Activities ... Realtors Call Toll Free for More Information: 1-877-764-4661 Education is one of life's most important steps, and the Shoals has a multitude of educational offerings. From public schools to private, and from Northwest-Shoals Community College to the University of North Alabama, Shoals educational institutions consistently rank among the highest scoring in the state. Use this list to help you choose a school that suits your or your family's needs. Boards of Education and Local School Systems Colbert County Board of Education 115 W. 5th Street Tuscumbia, AL 35674 Muscle Shoals City School System Wilson Dam Road Muscle Shoals, AL 35661 Florence City School System 541 Riverview Drive Florence, AL 35631 Sheffield City School System 300 West 6th Street Sheffield, AL 35660

83. The Cool School Homeschoolers in alabama must educate their children according to the provisions set A copy of any rule and regulation of the state board of education, http://www.coolasjc.org/laws.htm

COOL Schools of Alabama Home Page School Page Welcome To Our School! Located in Montgomery, Alabama Rev. Dr. C. Andrew Phillips, D. Div. Administrator established August 2002 This is not intended to be legal advice and is distributed for informational purposes only. Note: Alabama does not recognize homeschooling as a separate legal option. Homeschoolers in Alabama must educate their children according to the provisions set forth in this legislation and therefore, most find "cover" or "umbrella" schools which will oversee their homeschooling programs and answer to the state. Some important parts of these state laws that apply to homeschoolers have been highlighted in purple (Excerpts from Code of Alabama) 16-1-11. Private schools to register and report.

84. Alabama State Publications Task Force: State Government Publications COMPACT FOR LEADERSHIP AND CITIZENSHIP education, alabama LICENSURE FORPROFESSIONAL GEOLOGISTS, alabama Board of http//www.algeobd.com/ http://www.lib.auburn.edu/madd/statepubs/

Electronic Resources for Alabama State Government Publications Select a letter or scan the list: A B C D ... J K L M N O ... P Q R S T U ... W X Y Z AGENCY OR RELATED WEB SITE WEB PRESENCE (URL) or INFORMATION [ A ] Select a letter or scan the list: A B C D ... J K L M N O ... P Q R S T U ... W X Y Z ACADEMIC LIBRARIES, Network of Alabama (NAAL) http://www.ache.state.al.us/NAAL/TOC.htm ACADEMY OF HONOR, Alabama http://www.archives.state.al.us/famous/ academy/ahome.html ... http://asbpa.state.al.us/ ADJUSTMENT, Board of ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE OF THE COURTS http://www.alacourt.org/ AERONAUTICS, Department Of AGENCY CONTACT INFORMATION, State http://www.state.al.us/ AGING, Commission On http://www.coa.state.al.us/ AGRICULTURAL CENTER BOARD Garrett Coliseum http://agencies.state.al.us/garrett/ AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY AGRICULTURAL MUSEUM BOARD not available http://www.agri-ind.state.al.us/ not available http://www.aces.edu/dept/fourh/agent/

85. ALABAMA BOARD OF EDUCATION MEETING TODAY - CRUCIAL ASPARTAME/POP WARNING Bettym19@mindspring.com Subject alabama Board of education Meeting Today /Crucial Aspartame/Pop Warning. To the alabama Board of education and Press http://www.wnho.net/alabama_boe_meeting.htm

ALABAMA BOARD OF EDUCATION MEETING TODAY - CRUCIAL ASPARTAME/POP WARNING By Dr. Betty Martini Mission Possible International 9270 River Club Parkway Duluth, Georgia 30097 Telephone: 770-242-2599 E-Mail: BettyM19@mindspring.com Web Site: http://www.dorway.com MENU Home WNHO Memberships Text Links Banner Links ... Guestbook Posted: 12 July 2005 Date: Tue, 12 Jul 2005 07:39:30 -0400 To: Mr. C. Rodney Walters rwalters@pcboe.net - Phoenix City Board of Education (Alabama) From: Dr. Betty Martini, D.Hum. Bettym19@mindspring.com Subject: Alabama Board of Education Meeting Today / Crucial Aspartame/Pop Warning To the Alabama Board of Education and Press: Suppose someone offered you this deal: "Let us feed your children products that trigger learning and behavioral problems, cause obesity, interact with drugs and vaccines, precipitate diabetes, trigger brain fog, blindness, retardation, seizures and produce 92 symptoms including death, by FDA report? Would you consent? And by the way an ingredient is an addictive narcotic that hooks them for life, and shortens it. Student athletes will suddenly drop dead when it damages their cardiac conduction systems. It also is a chemical hypersensitization agent. No member of the Board would allow such an atrocity. But what if they offer you money? What is a fair price for the lives and health of your children? This question is before you now, and the soft drink vendors are right outside the door with their checkbooks. Am I telling the truth? Listen to these authorities:

86. Council He is currently a member of the National education Association, alabama education Association, Community Action Agency Trustee Board, alabama A M http://www.ci.huntsville.al.us/508/council.index.html

Home Page Council The City Council Members serve staggered terms. One ends September of this year and the next in 2004. They are: District 1 - Richard Showers, Sr. - President District 2 - Mark Russell District 3 - Sandra Moon District 4 - Bill Kling, Jr. -Pro-Temp District 5 - Glenn Watson Telephone: (256) 427-5011 Fax: (256) 427-5024 Address: 308 Fountain Circle Huntsville, Alabama 35801 E-Mail: City Council The Huntsville City Council is the legislative branch of the Huntsville city government as defined by the Mayor-Council Act of the State of Alabama. All official actions must be approved by a majority vote of the Council during its regular meeting on the second and fourth Thursdays of the month. The Huntsville City Council assigned to 10 Committees and Boards, with one or two Council Members on each committee. Council members to represent the Council on six of the boards and committees are assigned by the President of the Council. Each committee is responsible for hearing items that fall under its jurisdiction and then making recommendations to the Council as a whole. Councilwoman Sandra Moon Telephone: (256) 427-5011 Fax: (256) 427-5024 Address: 308 Fountain Circle Huntsville, Alabama 35801

87. Support Positions Of The League Of Women Voters Of Alabama - Program In regard to teacher education, the League supports the following Study ofthe alabama Legislature. Revision adopted by LWVAL Board on July 12, 2003 http://www.lwval.org/positionslwval.html

LWVAL PROGRAM CLICK TO PRINT Following is the Program of the League of Women Voters of Alabama. It includes the positions which we support (LWVAL Support Positions), the legislative items which are most important to our advocacy effort (LWVAL Items for Emphasis), and specific issues which we are studying in order to revise our positions (LWVAL Items Study). We also support the positions of the League of Women Voters of the United States. Are there issues here which are of concern to you? Contact the LWVAL and join the League to make positive changes for a better Alabama! LWVUS SUPPORT POSITIONS Representative Government International Relations Natural Resources Social Policy LWVAL SUPPORT POSITIONS Government Budget Process Campaign Finance Reform ... LWVAL Study of the Alabama Legislature LWVUS SUPPORT POSITIONS Positions of the League of Women Voters of the United States may be used as the basis for action. Representative Government: Voting Rights, Election Process, Citizen Rights, Congress and the Presidency. International Relations: United Nations, Trade, U.S. Relations with Developing Countries, Arms Control, Military Policy and Defense Spending.

88. Support Positions Of The League Of Women Voters Of Alabama - Program Granting appropriate authority to the Commission on Higher education Study ofthe alabama Legislature. Revision adopted by LWVAL Board on July 12, 2003 http://www.lwval.org/LWVALCoreDocs/General/LWVAL Positions 03-05.html

CLICK TO PRINT LWVAL PROGRAM Following is the Program of the League of Women Voters of Alabama. It includes the positions which we support (LWVAL Support Positions), the legislative items which are most important to our advocacy effort (LWVAL Items for Emphasis), and specific issues which we are studying in order to revise our positions (LWVAL Items Study). We also support the positions of the League of Women Voters of the United States. Are there issues here which are of concern to you? Join the League to make positive changes for a better Alabama! LWVUS SUPPORT POSITIONS Representative Government International Relations Natural Resources Social Policy LWVAL SUPPORT POSITIONS Government Budget Process Campaign Finance Reform ... LWVAL Study of the Alabama Legislature LWVUS SUPPORT POSITIONS Positions of the League of Women Voters of the United States may be used as the basis for action. Representative Government: Voting Rights, Election Process, Citizen Rights, Congress and the Presidency. International Relations: United Nations, Trade, U.S. Relations with Developing Countries, Arms Control, Military Policy and Defense Spending.

89. A+ Primer Who pays for public education in alabama? How is revenue utilized in alabama?How does alabama education finance compare to the South and Nation? http://aplusala.org/primer/index.asp

@import url(http://www.aplusala.org/styles/styles.css); /*IE and NN6x styles*/ Alabama Education Policy Primer TOC Table of Contents Intro Introduction by Kenneth K.Wong and James W. Guthrie Ch. 1 Accountability, Assessments, and Standards Ch. 2 Achievement Ch. 3 Closing the Achievement Gap Ch. 4 Finance and Funding Ch. 5 Governance and Policymaking Ch. 6 Math, Science and Technology Ch. 7 No Child Left Behind (Elementary and Secondary Education Act) Ch. 8 Reading and Writing Ch. 9 School Choice Ch. 10 School Leadership Ch. 11 Teaching Quality Education-ary Download All Chapters (2M PDF) Alabama Education Policy Primer A Guide to Understanding K-12 Education The A+ Education Foundation has partnered with the Peabody Center for Education Policy at Vanderbilt University to produce the first-ever Alabama Education Policy Primer: A Guide to Understanding K-12 Schools . This unique resource consists of 12 easy-to-use chapters that provide research-based information on and analysis of the education issues facing the state. This project was made possible by generous contributions from State Farm Insurance and EBSCO Media. Table of Contents download Table of Contents, Credits/Acknowledgements

90. Alabama Legislation Act 94-202 The Executive Director of the alabama Commission on Higher education and the The State Board of education shall select the representatives of the http://stars.troy.edu/agsc/legislation.htm

CLICK HERE to go directly to legislative section related to the AGSC and STARS. THE FOLLOWING ACT CREATED THE AGSC AND EXPANDED STARS STATEWIDE: ACT 94-202 Enrolled, An Act To amend Section 16-5-8, Code of Alabama 1975, to provide for a uniform articulation agreement among all institutions of higher education and a statewide general studies curriculum; to provide for the computation of grade point averages of certain transferred students; to specify that this act shall not impede the objectives of historically black institutions; to provide for implementation conditioned on the participation of certain institutions; and to specify certain reporting requirements. BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF ALABAMA: Section 1. Section 16-5-8, Code of Alabama 1975, is amended to read as follows: Section 16-5-8 "(a) The commission on higher education is authorized to review periodically all new and existing programs and units of instruction, research, and public service funded by state appropriations at the state universities and colleges and to share with the appropriate governing board, through the president of the institution, and state legislature, its recommendations. "(b) The commission shall seek through the use of advisory committees to study needless duplication of education, research, or service programs and programs which are not adequately provided in the state, and shall make findings and recommendations to the institutions, the governor, and the legislature that would strengthen the total program of higher education in the state.

91. Other State Boards Of Education National Association of State boards of education State Profiles K-12 GovernanceStructures Database US State Departments and boards of education http://nekesc.org/kbe.html

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92. COSA-NCADD Workshops State of alabama Administrative Office of the Courts/Legal education Division alabama Alcoholic Beverage Control Board Enforcement Division http://www.cosancadd.org/workshops.shtml

The Presentation of Symposia and Joint Sponsors COSA-NCADD presents substance abuse symposia for specific professional fields, focusing on issues pertinent to those professions. Nationally known speakers are invited to share their expertise, and varied issues peripheral to substance abuse are addressed. Alabama Youth Symposium International Conference on Addictions - Montgomery, Alabama - This conference is a two-day training for medical, legal, law enforcement, clergy and other professionals interested in the addiction field. Formerly known as the Substance Abuse Symposium for Medical Professionals, the Substance Abuse Symposium for Legal and Law Enforcement Professionals and the Substance Abuse Symposium for Clergy will be held in conjunction with the International Conference on Addictions (ICA). The ICA is held annually. Continuing Education credits are awarded in all categories. In Cooperation with: American Society of Addiction Medicine National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism National Alliance for Model State Drug Laws Jeffersonian Institute Alabama Medical Coalition University of Alabama School of Medicine-Division of Continuing Medical Education Medical Association of the State of Alabama Alabama Academy of Family Physicians Alabama Board of Medical Examiners Alabama Physician Health Program Alabama State Nurses Association Alabama Board of Nursing Alabama Nursing Home Association Alabama Dental Association Alabama Board of Dental Examiners Alabama Pharmacy Association Alabama State Board of Pharmacy Alabama Hospital Association Alabama State Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners ... Alabama Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation, Division of Substance Abuse Services

93. Alabama Association Of REALTORS® - Awards This award is given in honor of Robert Jemison, the first alabama REALTOR ® to ARTHUR B. POPE education ACHIEVEMENT AWARD. In June 1984, the Board of http://www.alabamarealtors.com/awards.cfm

Awards nomination forms are located under each Award description. If the nomination form link is not present, the form is in the process of being revised and will be posted soon. Contact us for more information. Nomination forms for all awards can be obtained from the forms area of our site. Nominations are due in the association office by August 1. DAVID D. ROBERTS AWARD Nominations are due in the association office by August 1. ROBERT JEMISON AWARD Nominations are due in the association office by August 1. ROBERT C. MEEKS ARPAC AWARD Nominations are due in the association office by November 30. Nominations are due in the association office by December 31. HONOR BOARD All local boards that fulfill a specific list of activities and achievements become an Honor Board for one year. NAR's list will be utilized. Nominations are due in the association office by December 31. CONVENTION ATTENDANCE There shall be awarded to the small, medium, and large board, which has the highest percentage of REALTOR ® and REALTOR-ASSOCIATE ® membership the "Convention Attendance Award." The winner will be determined based on registrations as of the time the late registration penalty goes into effect. A board winning the trophy three years consecutively shall keep the trophy. Registrants will be counted through August 31.

94. Assessing The Mental Health Status Of Older Adults alabama HEALTH ED is an approved provider of continuing education in nursing by alabama - 7.2 Contact Hours. The alabama Board of Physical Therapy has http://www.health-ed.com/Alabama/ALmenthealthstatus.htm

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95. Textbook Committees textbooks adopted by state education committees have not been very successful.(Creationists in 1995 managed to convince the alabama state school board http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/Hangar/2437/textbrds.htm

Textbook Committees: Historically, this has been one of the creationist's most successful tactics. The idea here is to influence the treatment of evolution in biology textbooks, insuring that the subject is mentioned only briefly or not at all. Dorothy Nelkin describes how this tactic works: The creationist effort to influence the state textbook committees usually focuses on a handful of large states, where they can the get maximum effect for a minimum expenditure of money and manpower. The state of California alone, for instance, accounts for over ten percent of all money spent on textbooks in the United States. Another large state, Texas, has traditionally been sympathetic to the creationists (in 1994, the Republican Party in Texas adopted a platform plank advocating teaching creationism in the schools), and also accounts for a large portion of the textbook market. In both of these states, creationists attempt to win a majority on the textbook selection committees so they can influence the content of biology textbooks. By pressuring these large markets towards expunging or limiting mention of evolution in textbooks, the creationists hope to influence the textbooks which are made available to other states as well. And such efforts seem to have been at least partially successful. In the late 1970's, when creationists were attempting to pressure the California state education committee to mandate "equal treatment" for creation science, The most widely- used biology textbook in the state (also used throughout the country)

96. Why Alabama Rejected Goals 2000 -- January 1998 Education Reporter By Dick Brewbaker (who was then education Liaison for alabama Governor Fob James) . As a member of the Board of education, I was at the meeting. http://www.eagleforum.org/educate/1998/jan98/focus.html

NUMBER 144 THE NEWSPAPER OF EDUCATION RIGHTS JANUARY 1998 Other Speeches from Goals 2000 Conference JANUARY 98 ED REPORTER EDUCATION REPORTER ... E-MAIL LIST FOCUS: Why Alabama Rejected Goals 2000 Text (slightly abridged) of speech presented at Goals 2000 Conference, Washington, DC, Feb. 12, 1997 By Dick Brewbaker (who was then Education Liaison for Alabama Governor Fob James). By Dick Brewbaker Essentially, there was a three-part effort to sell Goals 2000 in the State of Alabama by its various supporters and by the U.S. Department of Education. Their first argument was that "everybody else is already doing it." "If it's good enough for the 48 states that are involved in Goals 2000, then it's good enough for the U.S. Department of Education and it ought to be good enough for you." Their second argument was, "Alabama is a poor state. There's $14 million on the table and you ought to take it." Third, and this is the line that was given to us most consistently by the United States Department of Education: "There are no strings attached to this money. This is not part of an intrusive federal agenda; just take the money. We just want to help you with your school reform." If all this were true, then why did Governor James reject Goals 2000?

97. Freedomforum.org: Alabama Keeps Evolution Disclaimer On Textbooks Yesterday, when the alabama Board of education voted to put the disclaimer In alabama, the state Board of education approves several biology textbooks http://www.freedomforum.org/templates/document.asp?documentID=15330

98. Links Along With Description For Education-Related Web-Sites This is a Southern Regional education Board sponsored program. The AlabamaCommission on Higher education’s section can be found in Title 16, Section 5. http://www.ache.state.al.us/links/

Contact Search Links Below you will find links to various education-related websites. If you are familiar with these organizations and do not wish to scroll through the descriptions below to find the entity you are looking for, you may click here to go to a page that just provides the links. Academic Common Market (ACM) The purpose of the Academic Common Market is to share between states specified academic degree programs located at southern public colleges and universities. This is accomplished through an exchange of students across borders at in-state rates. This is a Southern Regional Education Board sponsored program. American College Testing Program (ACT) ACT is an independent, not-for-profit organization that provides more than a hundred assessment, research, information, and program management services in the broad areas of

99. ABN - About The Board In the earlier years, most research activities centered on educational preparationfor Evaluation of the alabama Board of Nursing Recovery Programs for http://www.abn.state.al.us/main/board/research.html

Home Alternative Program Applications Board Information ... Search Our Site Research: Undergirding Regulation for the Millennium A summary of recently completed or in-process projects: Alabama Board of Nursing Summary of Research Projects: February 2005 Tentative Title Stage of Completion Plans for Dissemination Research projects 1. Judicial Decisions, Case Law and Continuing Education 1. Research completed Summer 1998. Has been referenced in one paper. 1. Presented to Board Summer 1998; edited by Mr. Jack Smith of the Lister Hill Library for the Health Sciences Web Page with a link to the ABN Web Page. 2. Evaluation of the Alabama Board of Nursing Recovery Programs for Chemically Dependent Nurses 2. Completed in 1999. 2. Executive Summary presented at the Board meeting, March 2000. Monograph published in 2000 and is available from the Board. 3. Completed in 1999. 3. Presented executive summary to the Board in March 1999. Findings published in an ABN Newsletter and used to enhance the four-phased competency project. Article entitled: "Evaluation of Alabama’s mandatory continuing education program for reasonableness, access, and value" published in the May/June, 2002 issue of the Journal of Continuing Education in Nursing. 4. Synthesis of Education Trust Scholarship Recipients Perceptions and Practices.

100. Association Of County Commissions Of Alabama alabama county commissioners are some of the only elected officials in the Each year the body that oversees the educational program the Board of http://www.acca-online.org/acca_mag/countycommissioner/2000/002-pres.htm

Publications The County Commissioner President's Message - Legislative Wrapup Issue 2000 New Group of Commissioners Ready for Training With the November elections just around the corner, another new crop of first-time county commissioners is about to take advantage of a program that is literally one of a kind. Alabama county commissioners are some of the only elected officials in the country who are required to participate in an educational program during their first two years in office. And even though some outside of county government might misunderstand this requirement, us "old-timers" point to this program with a great deal of pride. I am very proud to be a graduate of this program known as the Alabama Local Government Training Institute having completed BOTH the 50 hours of required training and the additional 70 hours of training necessary to be a "graduate" of this outstanding program. The skills developed during the hours of training on issues such as personnel management, budget preparation, administrative skills, communication, governmental relations and road and bridge administration have been invaluable to me as chairman of the Winston County Commission.

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