61. Educational Services Unit Administrative regulations. The kentucky Teacher Internship Program (KTIP), in 1990 with the passing of the kentucky education Reform Act (KERA). http://www.morehead-st.edu/colleges/education/esu/ktipkpip.html

Educational Service Unit COE Home Dean's Office ERSE HPESS ... University of Sunderland Useful Links: Kentucky Teacher Internship Program (KTIP) 2005-2006 KTIP Training Dates July 16, 2005 July 30, 2005 August 27, 2005 January 14, 2006 KTIP COMMITTEE MEMBER TRAINING Morehead State University is offering KTIP Committee Member training for individuals who are interested in serving on an intern committee. Individuals who were trained after June 2001, are eligible to serve on a committee and are not required to retrain. To be eligible to serve as a resource teacher, you must have a master’s degree or its equivalent and at least four years of successful teaching experience. To register for a training session email Billie Horton at b.horton@moreheadstate.edu or call 606-783-2894. After you have registered for a session, you will receive a letter explaining “homework” that you must successfully complete before attending the face-to-face KTIP Committee Member training. You will also receive a copy of "Guiding and Assessing Teacher Effectiveness: A Resource Guide for KTIP Participants"

62. EDP Entry: Kentucky Department Of Education Services and Experts kentucky Department of education. The website contains documents, data, and regulations and proposals for exceptional children http://www.kctcs.net/edp/services/kde.html

Home Faculty Guide Glossary Site Map ... Home Page Info Pages Accessible Guidelines Etiquette Instructional Accommodation Assistive Technology ... Legal Implications Info Search Related Literature Legal Cases Discussion Forums Express Yourself Viewpoints: Stories Viewpoints Index Featured Items . . . Are We Missing Something? Suggest or request a disability related service or expert to be added to our site in the Resources Forum Kentucky Department of Education Director of Division of Exceptional Children 500 Mero Street 8th Floor Frankfort, KY 40601 Phone: 502-564-4970 Website: http://www.kde.state.ky.us/osis/children/ Description: The Division of Exceptional Children is primarily responsible for special education services in Kentucky. The Division consists of Administrative Services, Local District Services, and Program Services. The website contains documents, data, and regulations and proposals for exceptional children programs. Links take the user to other special education sites of interest such as the US Department of education and IDEA sites with training materials and regulations. Home Faculty Guide Glossary Site Map ... About Us Page ID Last Updated: June 21, 2001

63. Youth Hunter Education Challenge International Youth Hunter education Challenge 2005 Official Rules and regulations (MS Word) kentucky, Marion Creech, State Shooting Sports Coordinator http://www.nrahq.org/hunting/youthed.asp

Friday, September 23, 2005 Search NRAHQ 2005 YHEC - General Information International Youth Hunter Education Challenge: 2005 Official Rules and Regulations (MS Word) Effective May 5 - Muzzleloading Event Rule Revision (V - Event Rules and Regulations - Muzzleloading - 6. Muzzleloaders and Equipment - Prohibited Section - f.). (SPECIAL NOTE: This regulation is still under review and may be subject to further revision prior to 2005 International event.) Conducting 2005 Regional/State/Provincial Level YHEC Events Recognized as the most comprehensive youth hunting program anywhere in North America, the youth Hunter Education Challenge (YHEC) is NRA's "graduate studies" program in outdoor skills and safety training for young hunters. Open only to those who have completed hunter-safety training at the state-or provincial-level, the program is conducted under simulated hunting conditions to provide the best practical environment for reinforcing and testing a young hunter's skills. From rifle, bow and muzzleloader shooting at life-sized targets, to wildlife identification, to map-and-compass orienteering and more, YHEC participants get hands-on training in eight skills areas, giving them expertise in all methods of take and all types of game. State- and provincial-level YHEC programs, hosted by volunteer instructors, draw an estimated 50,000 youths each year. Top ranked individuals advance to the annual NRA International Youth Hunter Education Challenge, the pinnacle of the program. Since its inception in 1985, YHEC has reached more than a million young sportsmen and women.

64. American School Board Journal: November 1999 Before The Board There are many reporting requirements and regulations that could be waived. The groundbreaking kentucky education Reform Act (KERA) is credited with http://www.asbj.com/199911/1199beforetheboard.html

November 1999: Cover Story ERIC Express Lines Adviser Word of Mouth ... Links to Advertisers Education news from around the nation Two Colorado school districts have outlined plans to tie property tax increases to improvements in student test scores, an idea that could revolutionize the way schools are funded. "This sounds like a very innovative and promising approach," said Matt Gandal, director of standards and assessment for Achieve Inc. , a nonprofit organization based in Boston and Washington, D.C., that monitors efforts to raise student achievement. "The public is growing wary of putting more and more money into schools if they don't see results," he said. "On the other hand, people in schools are saying, 'We can't meet these higher standards unless we have extra resources.' This seems like a way to compromise, to have the best of both worlds." But Paul Reville, executive director of the Pew Forum on Standards-Based Reform in Boston, warned that these kinds of strategies are not silver bullets. "What if you don't get schools to achieve at the rate desired?" he asked. "What are your other school-improvement strategies?"

65. Make Ky. Schools Fat-free Zones kentucky Board of education admitted as much this week with proposed new regulations kentucky is one of only nine states to limit school junk food. http://news.enquirer.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20050806/EDIT01/508060325

66. Kentucky: Education Cabinet - Cabinet Leadership Secretary Fox, who retired from kentucky Educational Television (KET) as executive and on pending legislation and regulations impacting their fields. http://educationcabinet.ky.gov/aboutus/leadership.htm

@import url(/g2p/styles/ky_ewdt.css); @import url(/educationcabinet/styles/ky_educationcabinet.css); Jump to Main Content KY Agencies KY Services Search Kentucky.gov for Search Terms Jump to Main Content Home Site Map Education Cabinet ... About Us Cabinet Leadership Jump to Main Content About Us Cabinet Leadership Contact Us ... News Room Cabinet Leadership Staff Directory Education Cabinet Secretary Virginia G. Fox Life-long educator and public television executive Virginia G. Fox currently serves as Education Secretary in Kentucky Governor Ernie Fletcher’s administration. Secretary Fox, who retired from Kentucky Educational Television (KET) as executive director and CEO in 2002, was Governor Fletcher’s first cabinet appointment soon after his election in the fall of 2003. As CEO of the National Educational Telecommunications Association, Fox became the first female CEO of a national organization in public broadcasting, and was among a group of people involved in the launch of KET in 1968, helping transform it into the largest Public Broadcasting Service member network in the United States. She also served in various executive positions with KET during her 34 years of service. Prior to her public broadcasting career, Fox spent 4 years as an elementary school teacher and 3 years as elementary school librarian. She received a Bachelor’s degree in elementary education, with distinction, in 1961 from Morehead State University. Fox earned her Master’s degree, library science, in 1969 at the University of Kentucky.

67. Kentucky: Education Cabinet - Drugsummit090204 to review proposed regulations submitted to the State Board of education. The kentucky education Cabinet coordinates learning programs from K16, http://educationcabinet.ky.gov/newsroom/pressreleases/drugsummit090204.htm

@import url(/g2p/styles/ky_ewdt.css); @import url(/educationcabinet/styles/ky_educationcabinet.css); Jump to Main Content KY Agencies KY Services Search Kentucky.gov for Search Terms Jump to Main Content Home Site Map Education Cabinet ... Press Releases Press Release Jump to Main Content About Us Cabinet Agencies News Room ... Speeches Governor’s Drug Assessment Supported by Education Leader Press Release Date: September 3, 2004 Contact: Stan Lampe Stan.Lampe@ky.gov FRANKFORT, Ky. (September 3, 2004) — A southeastern Kentucky school official and leader in fighting substance abuse in his community is voicing his support for the Statewide Drug Control Assessment Summit 2004 Report. Whitley County Schools Superintendent Lonnie Anderson said, "I am very pleased that Governor (Ernie) Fletcher has taken the initiative to implement a substance abuse program on a state wide basis. As a superintendent, I witness first hand how important it is to deal effectively with the negative impact of substance abuse. “Governor Fletcher's leadership and influence is needed and appreciated as we attempt to deal with the devastating effects of substance abuse on our students and their families." In addition to serving as a school superintendent since 1991, Anderson was appointed to the Local Superintendents Advisory Council by the Kentucky Legislature in 2003 to review proposed regulations submitted to the State Board of Education.

68. Kentucky: Board Of Dentistry - /continuing_education kentucky Board of Dentistry Continuing education /continuing_education Continuing education regulations. Click here to find out which HIV/AIDS http://dentistry.ky.gov/continuing_education/

@import url(/g2p/styles/ky_ewdt.css); @import url(/dentistry/styles/ky_dentistry.css); Jump to Main Content KY Agencies KY Services Search Kentucky.gov for Search Terms Jump to Main Content Home Publications Related Links ... Fee Schedule Continuing Education Requirements All dentists and dental hygienists will be required to obtain 30 hours of continuing education every two years. Category A You will be required to maintain certification in CPR. The hours for CPR will not count toward your required 30 hours. This is considered category "A." Effective July 15, 2001, legislation passed so that you will only be required to take at least a 2-hour course on HIV/AIDS (approved by The Kentucky Cabinet for Health and Family Services) once every ten years. New! On March 12, 2005, The Board decided these hours may be used to count toward the required 30 hours. That is, HIV/AIDS courses may be counted as either category "B" or "C." The Kentucky Cabinet for Health and Family Services approved HIV/AIDS course taken as required every ten years will count for both category "A" and category "B." Category B 20 hours of scientific-based dental related courses given in presentation format.

69. Kentucky: Board Of Dentistry - /continuing_education Go to kentucky.gov home page, Jump to Main Content Continuing education regulations Continuing education Certificate http://dentistry.ky.gov/Continuing Education.htm

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70. KWC Catalog - Academic Regulations And Policies kentucky Wesleyan College Academic Bulletin. IV. Academic regulations and Course requirements in the General education Program must be completed. http://www.kwc.edu/academic/catalog/2000/catalog8.htm

Kentucky Wesleyan College Academic Bulletin IV. Academic Regulations and Policies Requirements for Graduation DEGREES Kentucky Wesleyan College offers the degrees of bachelor of arts, bachelor of science, bachelor of music, bachelor of music education and the associate of arts degree. Each student is responsible for reading and observing all rules and regulations in the catalog and in the Wesleyan ``Student Handbook'' and, with his or her advisor, establishing a plan to complete degree requirements. A candidate for a bachelor's degree must meet the following requirements for graduation: Present a degree plan (or ``check sheet'') to the registrar, worked out in consultation with a faculty advisor, no later than the beginning of the senior year. File an application for a degree with the registrar at the beginning of the final semester. Complete, with cumulative KWC GPA of 2.0 or higher, 128 semester hours of acceptable academic work. Course requirements in the General Education Program must be completed. Departmental requirements in the major must be completed with a minimum cumulative KWC GPA of 2.0.

71. Kentucky Revised Statutes CHAPTER 166 INSTITUTIONS FOR VOCATIONAL AND SECONDARY education (Superseded) CHAPTER 189 TRAFFIC regulations VEHICLE EQUIPMENT AND STORAGE http://lrc.ky.gov/krs/titles.htm

Kentucky Revised Statutes List by Title Includes enactments through the 2005 Regular Session This page was produced on 8/12/2005 at 12:14:58 PM Terms and Conditions PDF Reader Statute Revision Information Legislature Home Page NOTE: When you click on a hypertext link to view a KRS section, it opens the Acrobat Reader, where the text is displayed. TITLE I - SOVEREIGNTY AND JURISDICTION OF THE COMMONWEALTH CHAPTER 1 BOUNDARIES CHAPTER 2 CITIZENSHIP, EMBLEMS, HOLIDAYS, AND TIME CHAPTER 3 GRANTS TO UNITED STATES OF LANDS AND RIGHTS TO ACQUIRE CHAPTER 4 (Not yet utilized.) TITLE II - LEGISLATIVE BRANCH CHAPTER 5 LEGISLATIVE DISTRICTS CHAPTER 6 THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY CHAPTER 6A ORGANIZATIONAL SESSIONS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY CHAPTER 7 LEGISLATIVE RESEARCH COMMISSION ... CHAPTER 10 (Not yet utilized.) TITLE III - EXECUTIVE BRANCH CHAPTER 11 THE GOVERNOR CHAPTER 11A EXECUTIVE BRANCH CODE OF ETHICS CHAPTER 12 ADMINISTRATIVE ORGANIZATION CHAPTER 13 ADMINISTRATIVE REGULATIONS (Superseded) ... CHAPTER 20 (Not yet utilized.) TITLE IV - JUDICIAL BRANCH CHAPTER 21 JUDICIAL RETIREMENT CHAPTER 21A SUPREME COURT OF KENTUCKY CHAPTER 22 JUDICIAL COUNCIL AND JUDICIAL CONFERENCE (Superseded) CHAPTER 22A COURT OF APPEALS ... CHAPTER 25 COUNTY (PROBATE), QUARTERLY

72. Kentucky Adult Education - Site Map kentucky Adult education s Web page Site Map. kentucky Adult education policy and procedures, statutes and regulations. posting icon Policy/Procedures http://www.kyae.ky.gov/sitemap.htm

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73. Related Links kentucky Environmental education Council (KEEC) is charged with promoting The DNR Web site provides information on permits, education, regulations and a http://www.water.ky.gov/sw/nps/Related Links.htm

This JavaScript determines what browser you are using and shows you the appropriate look and feel. S earch KY: Options KY Division of Water About the Agency Public Information Program Assistance Site Map ... For other Kentucky Government sites visit: Related Links Last Updated on 2/7/2005 Selected nonpoint source pollution control Web sites are provided to assist users with locating additional information. The Web sites are organized in the following categories: Agriculture, Data, Education, Federal, Forestry, Monitoring, Onsite/Decentralized Wastewater, Recreation, Resource Extraction, Riparian Zone, and Urban - Land Use. The links to these Web sites are provided only for the convenience of the users and are not managed by the Division of Water. The Division of Water does not control nor take responsibility for the content on these sites. Agriculture The Kentucky Cooperative Extension Offices serves as a link between the counties of the Commonwealth and the state's land grant universities to help people improve their lives through an educational process focusing on their issues and needs. Kentucky's Natural Resources Conservation Service ( KY NRCS website ) provides leadership and administers programs to help people conserve, improve, and sustain our natural resources and environment on private land.

74. Kentucky: Cabinet For Health And Family Services - Kentucky State Regulations Compliance with administrative regulations. .9079 Public education and kentucky Administrative regulations. Chapter 4 Maternal and Child Health http://chfs.ky.gov/dph/ach/regs.htm

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75. Solid Waste Program regulations and Statutes For other kentucky Government sites visit solid waste and special wastes through permitting, reporting and public education. http://www.waste.ky.gov/programs/sw/default.htm

This JavaScript determines what browser you are using and shows you the appropriate look and feel. S earch KY: Options KY Division of Waste Management About the Agency Public Information Program Assistance Site Map ... For other Kentucky Government sites visit: Solid Waste Program Last Updated on 10/22/2004 The Solid Waste Branch is responsible for the review and issuance or denial of permits for solid waste and special waste landfills, landfarming and composting facilities and registrations for permit-by-rule facilities. Our mission is to assure proper solid and special waste management practices through the implementation of comprehensive permitting, monitoring and training. To accomplish these tasks, the Solid Waste Branch reviews permit applications, provides technical assistance to the general public and field staff, conducts technical inspections during landfill construction and closure activities, conducts public meetings on solid and special waste facilities and evaluates specific waste streams for acceptance into solid waste landfills. Prior to applying for a landfill permit, the Solid Waste Branch encourages an individual to become familiar with all applicable statutes and regulations. Solid and special waste statutes are located primarily in KRS Chapter 224 and solid and special waste regulations can be found in 401 KAR Chapters 45 through 49. A brief summary of the major steps in the solid waste permitting process can be found in the landfill permitting overview.

76. Kentucky: Council On Postsecondary Education - Kentucky Educational Excellence S Information about the kentucky Educational Excellence Scholarship Program, (KEES) Program regulations A Study of the kentucky Educational Excellence http://cpe.ky.gov/policies/academicpolicies/KEES.htm

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77. Kentucky education State Laws, regulations, and Policies URL, citation and summary The kentucky Family education Rights and Privacy Act http://iasep.soe.purdue.edu/protocol/Appendices/appendix_c/KY_statute.htm

This appendix contains selected state laws that seem to be applicable to the area of privacy of student records and general data transmission security. The lists are provided for the reader to use as a starting place for research. The lists for each state are not exhaustive, and we do not guarantee that the statutes are current. However, they do give readers an idea of the kinds of statutes that states may have on their books. Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas ... Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts ... Wyoming KENTUCKY General State Laws, Regulations and Policies: URL, citation and summary http://162.114.4.13/krs/015A00/CHAPTER.HTM (Select statute number; goes to PDF. files) §15A.067 (Kentucky Revised Statutes Annotated) Division of Educational Services; access to educational records. http://162.114.4.13/krs/610-00/CHAPTER.HTM (Select statute number; goes to PDF. files) §610.320 (Kentucky Revised Statutes Annotated)

78. Kentucky: Board Of Physical Therapy - Overview States The board may promulgate administrative regulations establishing a measure of continued Standards of Quality for Continuing education Offerings http://pt.ky.gov/cce/

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79. Kentucky: Personnel Cabinet - Policies Coop/Intern education Placement Program Policies. educational institutions. All arrangements must conform to agency rules, regulations and policies. http://personnel.ky.gov/employment/coop/coopplcy.htm

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80. CHAPTER I The kentucky Board of education was not mentioned in the constitution, the same language in a new regulation. THE kentucky DEPARTMENT OF education http://www.ksba.org/CHPT01.htm

Go to Content Go to Navigation Home About KSBA ... Contact Us "A brighter future through better public schools" CHAPTER I THE STRUCTURE OF EDUCATION IN KENTUCKY LEGAL BASIS OF PUBLIC EDUCATION A state expresses its educational policy through its constitution and through acts of its legislature. A state legislature has full power with respect to educational policy, except as it may be restricted by either the state or federal constitution. It may determine the types of schools to be established, their means of support, their curricula, and the qualifications of their teachers. It may do all of these things with or without the consent of local districts, because in education the state is the primary authority. There are no local rights except those safeguarded by the constitution or delegated by the legislature. The Commonwealth of Kentucky, created out of the westernmost county of Virginia, was admitted as the fifteenth state of the union on June 1, 1792. The early inhabitants of Virginia held the opinion that education was a private matter and that it was not the business of the state to furnish it free. Following the examples of the constitutions of Virginia and of the United States, which were silent on education, the first and second constitutions of Kentucky in 1792 and 1799 failed to provide for education. This failure to authorize education as a state function did not mean that early Kentuckians were not interested in educating their children. As early as 1776, a school was established at Harrodsburg as an outpost of civilization in the wilderness.

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