41. Indiana General Studies Vocational Schools And Colleges: Listings Page indiana general Studies Colleges Vocational schools and Online College EducationDegree Programs. http://www.vocational-schools-guide.com/indiana-generalstudies-vocational-school

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43. Indiana History Chapter Five schools that were built before 1851 were funded by the county, city, The indiana general Assembly incorporated Vincennes University in 1806. http://www.centerforhistory.org/indiana_history_main5.html

Home What's New Changing Exhibitions Events ... Contact Us Indiana History Part 5 Education and Religion Before the Civil War Schools that were built before 1851 were funded by the county, city, or township they occupied. Many of these early schools charged tuition. Churches and individuals maintained many good private schools, but they were generally not free (i.e. Notre Dame). The Quakers probably had the best elementary schools, while many ministers, especially Presbyterians, taught schools. There were several obstacles to public schooling. Taxes would have to be charged, Indiana still had a very sparse population, transportation difficulties and the preference by some families for schools to be under church or private control. The state of Indiana had plunged itself into so much debt building, a now inoperable, canal system that it was unable to support a public school system. There were several colleges and universities throughout the state, but they barely survived financially and had meager enrollments.

44. IDP Project Reports indiana Disproportionality Project Safe and Responsive schools There canbe little doubt that African American students are in general subjected to http://www.ceep.indiana.edu/ieo/idp/reports.shtml

Advanced Search Indiana Disproportionality Project Safe and Responsive Schools Children Left Behind ... When is Disproportionality Discrimination?: The Color of Discipline Moving Towards Equity: Addressing Disproportionality in Special Education in Indiana This report, entitled Moving Towards Equity: Addressing Disproportionality in Special Education in Indiana Local Equity Action Development Download the Report To the Top Context of Minority Disproportionality: Local Perspectives on Special Education Referral Documentation on the disproportionality of culturally diverse students in special education has been extensive, yet our knowledge of what causes disproportionality and how to address it is limited. This report describes an intensive study undertaken across 14 schools within seven Indiana school corporations to improve our understanding of the factors which may contribute to the disproportionate referral and placement of minority students in special education. We interviewed 66 educators-teachers, principals, schools psychologists and special education directors-about their perspectives on the challenges faced in urban education, the process of special education, available and needed resources, and the specific topics of disproportionality and diversity. Download the Report To the Top Disproportionality and Discipline Among Indiana's Students With Disabilities: A Status Report Disproportionate representation of minorities in special education has been and continues to be a central concern for the field. Although the presence of minority overrepresentation has been well documented, it is fair to say that the full complexity of the problem has not yet been fully understood, nor is there a clear picture of the causes of disproportionality. This report is the second phase of a study conducted by the Indiana Education Policy Center for the Indiana Department of Education Division of Special Education on the status of minority disproportionality in special education in Indiana, and on the disciplinary provisions of IDEA 97.

45. Indiana General Assembly Title 10 Office of Attorney general for the State 03167 (WordPerfect) (PDF) As provided in IC 20-16-3-10, the indiana School for the Deaf Board http://www.in.gov/legislative/register/December-1-2003.html

@import url(/ender/ender.css); Skip Ender Navigation accessIndiana Agency Listing Policies var dir = location.href.substring(0,location.href.lastIndexOf('www.in.gov/')); var url = location.href.substring(dir.length,location.href.length+1); document.write("Text Only") Contact Webmaster Help document.write(ender); About Us Contact Us Keyword Search Current Session Info Interim Information Legislators Bills and Resolutions ... Home Indiana Search Code Keyword Code Search Indiana Register - December 1, 2003 Access the official CD-ROM Indiana Register by clicking on (PDF) following the volume information line below. : The individual documents were created from the files used to produce the official CD-ROM Indiana Register. Access documents in WordPerfect 8 format by clicking on (WordPerfect) or the PDF format by clicking on (PDF). December 1, 2003, Volume 27, Number 3, Pages 819-1158 (PDF) Final Rules Title 10 Office of Attorney General for the State #03-167 (WordPerfect) (PDF) Amends 10 IAC 3-1-1 and 10 IAC 3-1-2 relating to and updating the form for filing tort claims against the state.

46. The Indiana School Law And School Administration The 1816 Constitution allowed for a general system of education, ascending in Just as the indiana School Law favoring a system of free public education http://www.connerprairie.org/HistoryOnline/schadmin.html

Life in the 1880's The Indiana School Law and School Administration Sheryl D. Vanderstel Indiana School Law and the School System of 1886 The educational mandate of the new constitution still left the legislature with the thorny problem of how to establish a system and more importantly how to fund and administer the schools. The Common School Fund of Indiana was a major source of income for the schools. A number of established funds, such as the Sinking Fund, the Swamp Land Fund, and other funds of equally colorful nomenclature funneled into the School Fund. These monies, along with township and local tax sources established over the years, were responsible for the support of the public school system by 1886. (See attached – School Funding) The administration of the schools at the state level was left to the Department of Public Instruction, headed by the elected office of State Superintendent of Public Instruction. As to the administration of schools at a local level, various systems were enacted over the years, but the County Superintendency Law of 1873 established the system that would govern the local schools of 1886. (Boone:240) Superintendent of Public Instruction and the State School Board The new Constitution of 1851 established the office of Superintendent of Public Instruction. The office was a two-year elected position and the School Law of 1852 laid out the responsibilities of the office. According to that law, the superintendent was required to: spend time in each judicial district to examine the schools; supervise school monies, receive reports from county auditors and trustees; recommend books and supervise township libraries; examine all applicants for license; make reports to the Governor and General Assembly and chair the State School Board. (Cotton: 19-20) The most extensive of these reports was the Biennial Report of the Superintendent. This report gave in detail all the workings of the entire department statewide and, by 1886, included the minutes of professional meetings, curriculum, all teacher exams and the all statistics for education in the state of Indiana. (Biennial Reports 1881-1886)

47. Professional Development & Indiana Teachers The first County Institute Law was passed by the general Assembly in 1865. The indiana School Law of 1885 gave total responsibility for the County http://www.connerprairie.org/HistoryOnline/profdev.html

Life in the 1880's Sheryl D. Vanderstel Teacher Institutes Most district schoolteachers in 1886 Indiana did not have the benefit of a complete Normal School education. Many had only recently left the district school system themselves. The luckier teachers had the benefit of a high school education or even a summer course at a local normal college. But the State Law made no demands as to the amount of education a teacher had, only that an applicant be able to pass the licensing examination. Teacher institutes were an efficient and quick means to add to the knowledge of large numbers of classroom teachers. Some handbook authors regarded their potential usefulness highly. G. Dallas Lind especially recommended institutes for the intellectual betterment of district school educators.(Lind: 32) Institutes, as a means of teacher education, had been used in the state as early as the 1840s. These earliest institutes were usually conducted by local academies and colleges with the goal of raising the educational level of the district school teachers in the area. (Mock: 611-612) Everything from basic curriculum to teaching methods to conducting opening exercises was taught at the institutes. Regional institutes were common by the mid-1850s. The Northern Indiana Teachers’ Institute was first held in 1849. The sessions could last up to ten days and were held alternately in Elkhart, South Bend, and Logansport. (Boone:394) The Institute of 1852 employed eight instructors teaching all subjects in the elementary curriculum as well as some high school subjects. (Mock: 629-632)

48. About ISD In February of 1843, the state of indiana, even though nearly bankrupt, to the general Assembly proposing the establishment of a school for Deaf http://www.deafhoosiers.com/AboutISD/History.asp

49. Education And Schools In Boone County, Indiana - Boone County Community Network indiana Colleges/Universities/Junior Colleges/Technical schools. Ball StateUniversity Butler University Depauw University Earlham College http://www.bccn.boone.in.us/bccn/Boone_County_Schools.html

Boone County, Indiana, USA Boone County is fortunate to have the following four school corporations serving the educational needs of our children: Public Schools Lebanon Community School Corporation Lebanon High School Lebanon Middle School Central Elementary ... Stokes Elementary ] - Lebanon, Ulen, and Whitestown Marion-Adams School Corporation Sheridan High School Sheridan Middle School Adams Elementary ] - Marion Township in Boone County Western Boone County Community School Corporation Western Boone Jr.-Sr. High School Thorntown Elementary School Wells Elementary School ] - Advance, Thorntown, and Jamestown Zionsville Community Schools (formerly Eagle-Union Community School Corporation) [ Zionsville Community High School Zionsville Middle School Zionsville West Middle School Eagle Elementary ... Union Elementary ] - greater Zionsville area (Eagle and Union Townships) J. Everett Light Career Center - Vocational Training - administered by the Metropolitan School District of Washington Township and serves high school students and adults from eleven school corporations in northern Marion, Boone, and Hamilton counties. Private Schools Interactive Academy Traders Point Christian Academy University High School (located just over the Boone County border in Hamilton County on 116th Street) Local Scholarship Information Community Foundation of Boone County Scholarship Information - Information and applications for the scholarships available through the Community Foundation of Boone County Boone County Scholarships - (this page has information and links useful to students from Lebanon High School and Zionsville Community High School) - Thanks to Kathy Fox at

50. University Graduate School The student must meet not only the general requirements of the University indiana University School of Medicine has established an indiana Medical http://www.indiana.edu/~grdschl/grdblt/gnrqad.html

51. Global Center Outreach For more general information about Capitol Forum indiana see Every otherFebruary, 100 indiana high school and college history educators meet in http://www.indiana.edu/~global/generaloutreach.htm

International Studies Summer Institutes (ISSI) Global Interactive Academic NeTwork (GIANT) International Studies for Indiana Schools (ISIS) Global Speakers Service (GSS) ... Outreach Links Global Center Search OUTREACH GENERAL OUTREACH ACTIVITIES - Youth Essay, Poetry, Photography, and Art Collaborative. On September 7th, 2003, His Holiness, the 14th Dalai Lama, and local religious leaders of diverse faiths will dedicate the Chamtse Ling Temple at the Tibetan Cultural Center in Bloomington, Indiana. To honor the spirit of this Interfaith Gathering, youth from South Central Indiana will have an opportunity to share their dreams and personal commitment to peace through a creative collaborative effort. Lotus World Music and Art Festival Children’s Bazaar and Community Bazaar The Lotus World Music and Art Festival is an annual 3-5 day extravaganza of musical and movement performances by individuals and groups from across the globe, held in multiple venues around Bloomington, IN, in late September. During each festival, a one-day bazaar is organized specifically for school children and a Saturday bazaar is dedicated to families. Center personnel are instrumental in planning and organizing these events, ensuring that there are numerous international educational activities, in addition to the musical performances.

52. General Shanks Elementary School - Portland, Indiana / IN - School Information general Shanks Elementary School Portland, indiana / IN - school information. http://www.greatschools.net/modperl/browse_school/in/875

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53. Elkhart Central High School | Welcome An indiana 2000 School — 21 interscholastic sports — Advanced placement for general Diploma or a Core 40 Diploma and 47 credits for the indiana Academic http://www.blueblazers.org/

Elkhart Schools City of Elkhart Parent Portal Student Portal ... dMarie Time Capsule Search our site powered by FreeFind German; 3 years of Latin and Japanese (holds the state record of 240 + consecutive wins) The first graduating class - 1872. Nickname: Blue Blazers Colors: Blue and White Population: 1,650 -1,800 - 4 Athletic facilities: Northside Gym Seating- 7,373 Rice Field Seating - 9,500 sitemap home email Departments ... Webmasters Since its earliest years, Elkhart has been populated by intrepid, determined people who understand the value of a good education. This knowledge motivated the building of the first school in 1831 and led to today's array of educational opportunities. Knowledge is Power New building dedicated 2000 AD Blazer Headline News Click on the headline for more!

54. Indiana Education Council eliminating property taxes as a revenue source for the school general fund.In March 1998, the indiana Association of School Business Officials (IASBO) http://www.ncrel.org/sdrs/pbriefs/98/issue.htm

Sponsored by the North Central Regional Educational Laboratory and the Education Commission of the States IEC TOC Previous Next Overview of the Issue Like many states, Indiana is reviewing its tax structure and its relationship to school funding. At center stage is the issue of property taxes. Specifically, policymakers and taxpayers want to know the implications for eliminating property taxes as a revenue source for the school general fund. In March 1998, the Indiana Association of School Business Officials (IASBO) released a report showing Indiana taxpayers contribute nearly $1.4 billion to the school general fund through their property taxes. This figure represents only about 30 percent of all property taxes collected by the state. The lion's share of property taxes comes from businesses, farms, and utilities (nearly 64 percent in 1992). Hence, analysts note that any shift in the tax structure will result in a shift in taxpayer burden. Businesses stand to gain if property taxes are eliminated. Individuals, on the other hand, stand to lose, particularly if the state replaces the lost property tax dollars with increased state sales and income taxes. The cost of common goods (e.g., food and clothing) would rise under such a scenario due to a hike in the state sales tax. Likewise, the average citizen's take-home pay would decrease due to an increase in the state income tax. Many believe that renters and senior citizens would be especially hard hit by this shift in taxpayer burden.

55. The Indiana Law Blog Nor did he graduate from the University of North Carolina law school, as hisresume claimed; the school s Posted to general Law Related indiana Courts http://www.indianalawblog.com/

The Indiana Law Blog Focus is on Indiana law, and on interesting developments in law, government, and more (not just in Indiana). Tuesday, September 20, 2005 Law - Judicial Conference Supports Citing Unpublished Opinions A news alert from Law.com reports that: The federal judiciary's policy-making board endorsed Tuesday a sweeping rule change that would allow lawyers to cite unpublished opinions in federal appeals courts nationwide as of 2007, ending a practice that brought charges of a hidden justice system against major appellate courts. The Judicial Conference also voted not to take a position on whether the 9th Circuit should be split in two. But members agreed to oppose any circuit-splitting bill that does not provide adequate funding to cover costs. The feds are different from the states (see posting about the State of NJ immediately below) the feds "unpublished" opinions are in fact published, at least online. Their issue is whether they may be cited. Tony Mauro of Legal Times writes The citation rule change, if ratified by the Supreme Court and untouched by Congress, would end a practice that brought charges of a hidden, unaccountable system of justice against some of the nation's largest and most important appellate courts. The 2nd, 7th, 9th and federal circuits ban citation of unpublished opinions outright, while six other circuits discourage it. Passage of the resolution by voice vote followed "a great deal of debate," said Judge Carolyn Dineen King, chair of the executive committee, at a post-meeting news conference.

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Dr. Greg Ulm, Associate Director North Central Association CASI Room 1208 School of Education Indiana State University Terre Haute, IN 47809 Phone: (812) 237-2902 Fax: (812) 237-4449 E-mail: eaulm@befac.indstate.edu Dr. Ron Costello, Associate Director Arch Diocese of Indianapolis 1400 N Meridian Street Indianapolis, IN Phone: (317) 236-1486 Fax: (317) 261-3364 E-mail: rcostello@archindy.org Mr. Steve Riordan, Principal Mount Vernon High School 700 Harriett Street Mount Vernon, IN 47620 Phone: (812) 838-4356 Fax: (812) 833-2099 Email: Dr. Noble Corey, Associate Director North Central Association CASI Room 1208 School of Education Indiana State University Terre Haute, IN 47809 Phone: (812) 237- 2945 Fax: (812) 237-4449 E-mail: escorey@befac.indstate.edu

57. PURDUE DUAL MBA/MSE General: Contact, Kelley Direct Online Masters - Purdue, Ind The indiana University, Kelley School of Business offers the capstone MBA In 1986, Purdue University and general Motors Corporation partnered to offer http://purduekelley.iupui.edu/general/gm.aspx

PURDUE - KELLEY MSE-MBA DEGREE PROGRAM PURDUE ENGINEERING - IU KELLEY SCHOOL OF BUSINESS SEARCH General Motors Master of Science in Engineering Offered by Purdue University through the GM Technical Education Program The GM Technical Education Program (TEP) has partnered with Purdue University to offer GM technical professionals a Master of Science in Engineering degree program (MSE). This high-level, flexible graduate-engineering program is strategically aligned with the Corporation's systems and integration engineering functions. The MSE degree program is a significant education enabler for building and strengthening GM's technical depth. Purdue's top-ranking School of Engineering grants this 30 credit hour degree, which is available through distance learning students at GM locations worldwide. Purdue offers GM employees strategically aligned minors specific to GM's core competencies and competitiveness. GM employees participate in this corporate-sponsored degree through the GM Technical Education Program. Details on the GM-specific plans of study are available at the TEP site locations.

58. PURDUE DUAL MBA/MSE NEWS: GM, Kelley Direct Online Masters - Purdue, Indiana Uni EDITORS This is a joint release between indiana and Purdue universities. with our partnership with general Motors, Purdue University s School of http://purduekelley.iupui.edu/news/gm1.aspx

PURDUE - KELLEY MSE-MBA DEGREE PROGRAM PURDUE ENGINEERING - IU KELLEY SCHOOL OF BUSINESS SEARCH NEWS: GM FOR RELEASE: April 2, 2001 CONTACT: George Vlahakis (IU) gvlahaki@indiana.edu J. Michael Lillich (Purdue) mlillich@purdue.edu Anne Marie Furie (GM) IU, PURDUE TEAM UP TO OFFER DISTANCE MASTER'S DEGREES TO GM EDITORS: This is a joint release between Indiana and Purdue universities. You may receive a similar announcement from Purdue University. More background materials are available from our Web sites, http://newsinfo.iu.edu and http://news.uns.purdue.edu/ BLOOMINGTON, Ind. While they may compete hard in athletics, Indiana’s two leading public research universities Purdue and Indiana universities are teaming up to provide graduate education to future management at General Motors Corp., using the latest in information technology. The two universities today (April 23) announced that IU's Kelley School of Business and Purdue's Continuing Engineering Education program will join four universities in offering a special one-two educational punch a master's of engineering paired with a master's of business adminstration (MBA).

59. General Studies indiana UNIVERSITY SOUTH BEND 2000 2002 BULLETIN. The general Studies DegreeSchool of Continuing Studies. Theodore W. Hengesbach, Director http://www.iusb.edu/~acadaff/bulletin/bulletin2000/general.html

INDIANA UNIVERSITY SOUTH BEND 2000 - 2002 BULLETIN The General Studies Degree School of Continuing Studies Theodore W. Hengesbach, Director Office: Administration Building, 233 Phone: (219) 237-4260 Internet Address: www.iusb.edu/~gens Assistant Director: Judith C. Graf Mission Statement Our mission is to assist you to design and implement a coherent, focused, and comprehensive plan of study leading to an associate and/or bachelor’s degree in general studies which achieves the traditional objectives of a university education, and meets your personal and professional goals. Students earn general studies degrees for both personal enrichment and professional advancement. General studies alumni are employed in practically all fields of endeavor including business, education, public administration, sales, and social service. Twenty-five percent have earned graduate degrees in such fields as business administration, counseling, education, law, medicine, ministry, and social work. General Studies Degrees Both the associate and bachelor’s degrees are offered and may be completed through the use of a combination of academic procedures: taking courses on the IUSB or other IU campuses.

60. Indiana State Teachers Association Dear Member of the indiana general Assembly. The school funding levels andformula included in the proposed state budget (HB 1001) are insufficient to http://www.ista-in.org/sam.cfm?xnode=3140

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