81. OVAE Resources By State - Florida Department of education florida Alliance for Arts education florida Associationfor Computers in education florida Center for Parent Involvement http://www.ed.gov/about/offices/list/ovae/resource/statelink_fl.html?exp=3

82. Dual Enrollment Statute The 2004 florida Statutes (9) The State Board of education shall adopt rulesfor any dual enrollment programs involving requirements for high school http://www.fiu.edu/~understu/destatute.html

The 2004 Florida Statutes Taken from http://www.flsenate.gov 1007.271 Dual enrollment programs. (1) The dual enrollment program is the enrollment of an eligible secondary student or home education student in a postsecondary course creditable toward a career certificate or an associate or baccalaureate degree. (2) For the purpose of this section, an eligible secondary student is a student who is enrolled in a Florida public secondary school or in a Florida private secondary school which is in compliance with s. (2) and conducts a secondary curriculum pursuant to s. Students enrolled in postsecondary instruction that is not creditable toward the high school diploma shall not be classified as dual enrollments. Students who are eligible for dual enrollment pursuant to this section shall be permitted to enroll in dual enrollment courses conducted during school hours, after school hours, and during the summer term. Instructional time for such enrollment may exceed 900 hours; however, the school district may only report the student for a maximum of 1.0 FTE, as provided in s. (4). Any student so enrolled is exempt from the payment of registration, tuition, and laboratory fees. Vocational-preparatory instruction, college-preparatory instruction and other forms of precollegiate instruction, as well as physical education courses that focus on the physical execution of a skill rather than the intellectual attributes of the activity, are ineligible for inclusion in the dual enrollment program. Recreation and leisure studies courses shall be evaluated individually in the same manner as physical education courses for potential inclusion in the program.

83. About Gainesville - Education In Gainesville - City Of Gainesville, Florida - Of The city offers topnotch education opportunities from the K-12 level throughgraduate school. University of florida http//www.ufl.edu/ Opens in new window http://www.cityofgainesville.org/about/leisure/education.shtml

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84. 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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85. Brandtinfo.com - Advisory Board He also serves on the Board of florida Taxwatch, 21-1 Big Bend, floridaConstitutional education Commission, Municipal Code Corporation (MCCi) and http://www.brandtinfo.com/AdvisoryBoard.aspx?currentPage=advisoryboard

86. Florida Jim Crow florida also imposed some of the harshest penalties on record. County boardsof education may adopt regulation for closing schools during emergencies. http://www.jimcrowhistory.org/scripts/jimcrow/insidesouth.cgi?state=Florida

87. © ASLA.org Continuing Education 2005 Annual Meeting EXPO Continuing education ASLA is applying to havethe educational sessions approved by the florida Board of Landscape http://www.asla.org/meetings/am2005/continuing_education.htm

Fort Lauderdale, Florida Oct. 7 - 10, 2005 Home Register now Hotel Accommodations General Sessions Continuing Education Field Sessions Schedule at a Glance Tours Ask the Ethicist ... Schedule at a Glance (pdf) Earn continuing education credit toward maintenance of your state license (where mandated) by attending education sessions in Fort Lauderdale. With up to seven topics to choose from in most time slots and presentations being made by leading experts in the profession, you will find plenty of choices that meet your licensure requirements and your practice needs. badges will only be scanned for the first 15 minutes of each session . A record of attended sessions will be mailed after the annual meeting to attendees participating in this system. Attendees may use this record as part of the information they submit to state boards to satisfy reporting requirements. ASLA is applying to have the educational sessions approved by the Florida Board of Landscape Architecture. Attendees licensed in Florida must include their Florida license number on the registration form so that ASLA can submit attendance records to Florida.

88. Education Options Not only are continuing education and college students completing courses at For years, florida has used virtual schools to offer students and families http://www.convergemag.com/story.php?catid=235&storyid=95689

89. CSU | Public Affairs | Chancellor C. Reed florida Department of education Director, Office of educational Recipient,the Southern Regional education Board’s Lamar R. Plunkett Award (June 2001) http://www.calstate.edu/PA/bios/staffbio/reed.shtml

Explore the System InfoCenter Home Charles B. Reed CHANCELLOR THE CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY The Chancellor of the California State University is the chief executive officer of the country's largest senior system of public higher education. He provides leadership to 42,000 faculty and staff and nearly 400,000 students on 23 campuses and seven off-campus centers. The CSU, which spans the entire state of California, has an annual budget of more than $5 billion. The California State University currently offers approximately 1,100 bachelor's degree programs, 700 master's programs, and 17 joint doctoral programs in 240 areas. CSU prepares the majority of the state's new public school teachers and 10 percent of the nation's K-12 instructors. Each year, nearly as many people graduate with bachelor's degrees from the CSU as from all other universities and colleges in the state combined. Professional Appointments California State University System: Chancellor (1998-present) State University System of Florida: Chancellor (1985-98) Executive Office of the Governor, Florida: Chief of Staff (1984-85), Deputy Chief of Staff (1981-84), Director of Legislative Affairs (1980-81), Education Policy Coordinator (1979-80)

90. Workforce Florida The Workforce florida board is comprised of three standing committees High Skills/High Wages Council aligns florida s education and training programs http://www.workforceflorida.com/wages/wfi/about/

About WFI Workforce Florida, Inc. was created by Governor Jeb Bush and the Florida Legislature with the passage of the Workforce Innovation Act of 2000, Chapter 445, Florida Statutes. A 45-member board Regional Workforce Boards and the Agency for Workforce Innovation . Direct services are provided at nearly 100 One-Stop Centers with locations in every county in the state. This innovative approach to workforce development in Florida is illustrated in the model below. The Workforce system was re-designed to create partnerships between economic development, workforce development and businesses. In addition, the system is operated through performance based contracts that increase accountability of all entities to meet strategic and legislative mandated goals. WORKFORCE FLORIDA BOARD The Workforce Florida board is comprised of three standing committees Executive, Finance, and One-Stopand three standing councils. The councils

91. Behind The Smokescreen: Letter To State Boards Of Education Alabama State Board of education PO Box 302101 Montgomery, AL 361302101 K/Acc Proj Final/education/Ltr-State boards of education 7-7-99 http://tobaccofreekids.org/reports/smokescreen/letter_to_state_education.shtml

Did You Know? Smoking and secondhand smoke is a contributing factor for spontaneous abortions, still-born births, low birth weight, and sudden infant death syndrome. The Tobacco Toll Find out what tobacco has done to your state! Select a State... Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware Florida Georgia Hawai'i Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington Washington D.C. West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming the USA Wednesday . Sep 21 Letter to State Boards of Education J uly 7, 1999 Governor Don Siegelman President Alabama State Board of Education P.O. Box 302101 Montgomery, AL 36130-2101 Dear Governor Siegelman: On behalf of the undersigned organizations, we are writing to alert you to a disturbing effort by U.S. tobacco companies to form “partnerships” with state departments of education and other reputable organizations concerned with the health and welfare of America’s children. This endeavor is another in a long line of cynical public relations initiatives by the tobacco industry to gain “innocence by association” with credible organizations such as yours. While its purpose is to appear reformed and responsible, the tobacco industry uses these relationships to avoid fundamental changes in its unethical marketing and manufacturing practices. We strongly urge you to reject any funding or other type of relationship with the tobacco industry.

92. Grandfather Education Report, Page B - By MWHodges Poll shows florida voters consider public schools mediocre or a failure an Educational Assessment Board to establish standard Educational Attainment http://mwhodges.home.att.net/education-b.htm

Economic Summary Feedback What's New Link Index ... Eye-opener Grandfather Education Report - page 2 of 2 by Michael Hodges (email) and Bill Mechlenburg PAGE 2 - EDUCATION DOCUMENTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS [or, return to page 1, MAIN PAGE of EDUCATION REPORT Acknowledgment: Dr. Walter Williams, Chairman, Department of Economics, George Mason University, said about this presentation: "It's good and very informative. I shall keep it as a handy reference. Best wishes, keep up the good work whilst keeping the faith." INDEX OF ITEMS ON THIS PAGE: "I can assure you these are facts ", Bill Mechlenburg - problem summary, plus productivity data table on spending and test scores* A negative correlation between educational achievement and expenditures, Dr. Walter Williams . Department of Economics, George Mason University Teachers Choose Private Schools 35 years decline by Milton Friedman, The Philadelphia Daily News Competition can help reform our schools, reporting on Chrysler Corporation President Robert Lutz , by Cal Thomas What Does Private Schooling Cost ? Less than public schools

93. All About The Duval County Medical Society: Jacksonville, Florida The DCMS is a nonprofit organization governed by an elected board of The DCMSis chartered with the florida Medical Association, and together with http://www.dcmsonline.org/About.htm

Jacksonville, Florida All About the Duval County Medical Society Mission statement Organizational overview What we do for the community DCMS Board of Directors ... DCMS Membership Application (print and complete) Physician education and training M.D. Training D.O. Training Board Certification Medical Specialty Osteopathic Specialty Information you should have about your Physician ... Ask Your Physician MISSION STATEMENT The mission of the DCMS is to promote the delivery of and access to high quality, ethical medical care for the community, and to serve as an advocate for physician members and their patients. ORGANIZATIONAL OVERVIEW The Duval County Medical Society (DCMS) is the voice of organized medicine in Duval County. We are a voluntary professional association of nearly 2,000 physicians dedicated to the health of our community. The DCMS is a non-profit organization governed by an elected board of directors. We accomplish our mission with the support of our physician members. The DCMS is chartered with the Florida Medical Association , and together with other county, state, and specialty societies, and the American Medical Association,

94. Medical Quality Assurance - Overview With Quick Topics To protect and promote the health of all persons in florida by diligently regulating (by specific board/council), Public Records (Documents or Data) http://www.doh.state.fl.us/mqa/

Skip left hand navigation and go to main body of page. Link to Sitemap directory contact us ... Medical Quality Assurance Welcome to our new Customer-oriented website - Use our customer/information tags to locate your information. Locate: Licensed Provider Health Care Facility Boards or Councils Practitioner Profiling ... File a Complaint Patient Bill of Rights: English Spanish Renewal Information Continuing Education ... Financial Services Our Mission: To protect and promote the health of all persons in Florida by diligently regulating health care practitioners and facilities. Report Unlicensed Activity 1-877-HALT-ULA (1-877-425-8852) Citizen/Consumer Assistance Locate a Licensed Provider File a Complaint Discipline Information Patient Bill of Rights ... Online Services for License Holders, Applicants, Health Organizations, and Consumers Hurricane Disaster Information Current License Holders Renewal Information Continuing Education Profession Update Certify Florida License ... My License (How Do I...) Health Facilities/Businesses Applicant Information Discipline Reports Risk Management Health Facilities Regulation Facilities License Renewal ... DOH Administered Exams Meetings and Minutes (by specific board/council) Public Records (Documents or Data) Agenda and Locations Minutes Disciplinary files Application files ... Individuals Requesting Applications Reports Organization Information Annual Quarterly Management Special Reports Discipline Reports ... Who Is MQA?

95. Archived: State Regulation Of Private Schools: Florida This page provides florida s regulations governing private schools. Educational institutions, including parochial church or private schools and their http://www.ed.gov/pubs/RegPrivSchl/florida.html

A r c h i v e d I n f o r m a t i o n State Regulation of Private Schools - June 2000 Florida Recordkeeping/Reports: Parochial, denominational, and private schools must keep a register of student enrollment and daily attendance in a manner prescribed by the state and open for inspection by the local superintendent or attendance assistant. Fla. Stat. Ch. 232.021. The register may be used as evidence in a court procedure for the enforcement of the Florida compulsory education statute. Fla. Stat. Ch. 233.19(5). Prior to admission to pre-kindergarten or kindergarten, a private school principal must require that the child provide evidence of age such as a transcript of the child?s birth record or certificate of baptism. Fla. Stat. Ch. 232.03. Nonpublic schools which become defunct must arrange for the transfer of student records to the local public school superintendent, or if a member, the principal office of a nonpublic school system or association. Notice of transfer must be given to the Department of Education. Fla. Stat. Ch. 228.092. Nonpublic schools serving K-12 students must file a database survey form with the Florida Department of Education indicating the name of the institution, address, telephone number, type, administrative officers, enrollment by grade or special group, number of graduates, number of instructional and administrative personnel, number of school days, and other data as needed under ?228.092 and 232.021. Fla. Stat. ch. 229.808 (1),(2),(3),(4)-(7).

96. USF School Of Architecture University of South florida click to return to home page The NationalArchitectural Accrediting Board (NAAB), which is the sole agency authorized to http://www.arch.usf.edu/

Related Links General Links .: Gallery of Studio Work .: Job Postings Research .: Community Projects .: Florida Center Computing .: Academic Computing .: SACD Webmail .: SACD Intranet New Dean for The School of Architecture and Community Design emphasizes architecture and community design proficiency, technical competency, and applied research that constitute thorough preparation for practice into the 21st century. The school seeks to create environments in which students and faculty can: experience and appreciate the poetry of architecture; study the myriad forms of community and human habitat; understand how past designs can inform future possibilities; master the technologies necessary to create a sound, ecological world; develop a vision of what such a world might be; assume leadership roles in helping achieve this vision. The school also aims to increase the general understanding of environmental design through undergraduate education courses, public events and exhibitions, and dialogue about emerging issues and it develops and transmits new knowledge through advanced certificate programs and continuing education programs. The School of Architecture and Community Design (SACD) and the Florida Center for Community Design and Research (FCCDR) were both established in 1986 to study, promote, and educate both students and citizens in the field of sustainable community design and development. Students enrolled in one of the Architecture degree programs or employed in the Florida Center bring with them diverse educational and professional experiences in a variety of disciplines from anthropology and geology to biology and engineering. Together, they create an ambience in which varied aspects of design, planning, development, history, culture, economy and the environment are explored as one comprehensive entity within a framework provided by one of the world's most comprehensive professions: architecture.

97. Court Programs The florida Dispute Resolution Center (DRC) was established in 1986 by Supreme The Mediator Qualifications Board was appointed in 1992 as the grievance http://www.flcourts.org/gen_public/adr/brochure.shtml

ADR Main Page Mediator Search The Florida Dispute Resolution Center Certification Qualifications ... Proposed Revisions to Mediator Qualifications The Florida Dispute Resolution Center (DRC) was established in 1986 by Supreme Court of Florida Chief Justice Joseph Boyd and FSU College of Law Dean Talbot "Sandy" D'Alemberte as the first statewide center for education, training and research in the field of alternative dispute resolution (ADR). The DRC provides staff assistance to four Supreme Court of Florida mediation boards and committees; certifies mediators and mediation training programs; sponsors an annual conference for mediators and arbitrators; publishes a newsletter and an annual Compendium; provides basic and advanced county mediation training to volunteers; and assists the local court systems throughout Florida as needed. Supreme Court Committee on ADR Rules and Policy The DRC is currently staffed by: Sharon Press Director Kimberly Kosch Senior Court Analyst II Rosezetta Bobo Senior Court Anaylst II Dawn Burlison Administrative Assistant III Glenda Larry Administrative Assistant II Richard Cox Senior Attorney Ramon Waters Office Assistant The Supreme Court Committee on ADR Rules and Policy was created in 2003 as a successor joint committee of previously separate rules and policy committees. The committee provides the Supreme Court with recommendations relating to: all aspects of ADR policy and rules, legislation, model ADR practices, mediator certification and renewal requirements including continuing mediator education, and mediation training program standards and requirements.

98. St. Petersburg Times: Education News Interim replacement for Horne to be chosen by education Board TALLAHASSEE TheFlorida Board of education is expected to name an interim education http://www.sptimes.com/News/schools/schoolpage/ed-news.shtml

School Page Links Newspapers in Education How Stuff Works Florida Kids page Florida Aquarium ... Bush sets off Pre-K scramble With the stroke of a pen Sunday, Gov. Jeb Bush sent Florida's new prekindergarten program in a race against time. [1/3] Chiropractic school angers FSU professors Some threaten to resign over the proposed school. [12/29] Lawmaker: Pre-K allows double billing Under the new law, Florida would pay for services that a federal program covers. [12/27] Schools struggle to get parents involved ORLANDO - Pajama parties, gatherings at McDonald's and hiring school buses to round up parents for meetings are some of the methods schools are using to help parents become more involved with their children's education. Suit challenges capital's control of universities A lawsuit filed against Gov. Bush and lawmakers is the latest step in a fight for oversight of the university system. [12/22] First class or baby step: Pre-K passes The Legislature approves a program for 4-year-olds that Gov. Bush says he'll sign but that most agree needs fixes. [12/17] Who is eligible for the state's prekindergarten program?

99. AECT Orlando, florida October 1417, 2005 The International Council for EducationalMedia (ICEM) and AECT, in collaboration with Go Travel in Orlando, http://www.aect.org/

100. Senators :Member Pages : Flsenate.gov Junior League of Daytona Beach, Citizen s Advisory Board. *, Arts for CompleteEducation/florida Association of Arts Educators, Board Member http://www.flsenate.gov/legislators/Senate/S07

Location: Home Senators Member Pages September 21, 2005 Print This Page Your browser does not support script. Please report this problem to Legislative Computer Support at (850) 488-8326 or SUNCOM 278-8326. Session: 2004 A 2004 Org 2003 E 2003 D 2003 C 2003 B 2003 A 2002 Org 2002 E 2002 D 2001 C 2001 B 2000 A (Dec) 2000 Org 2000 A (Jan) Bill #: Session: 2004 A 2004 Org 2003 E 2003 D 2003 C 2003 B 2003 A 2002 Org 2002 E 2002 D 2001 C 2001 B 2000 A (Dec) 2000 Org 2000 A (Jan) Chamber: House Senate Year: Enter Your Zip+4 Code: Sponsored Bills Press Releases District Offices: 140 South Atlantic Avenue, #201 Ormond Beach, FL 32176 SunCom: 370-4000 Legislative Assistants: Kathy Campbell, Charlyn Thompson and Kathleen Roe 3330 S.E. Maricamp Rd. Ocala, FL 34471-6248 Legislative Assistant: Jeanne McIntosh 200 South 7th Avenue Room 1-C Palatka, FL 32177-4612

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