41. Spectrum | University Relations | University Of Missouri Mathes reports on trustee forum, future of public higher education Citizenmembers of missouri s college and university governing boards came together http://www.umsystem.edu/ums/departments/ur/spectrum/0210/story03.shtml

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42. Coordinating K-12 And Higher Education Systems To Support Student Achievement Higher education boards in some states require institutions to collect data on The missouri Coordinating Board also uses the data to show high school http://www.ncrel.org/sdrs/pbriefs/94/94-1ovr5.htm

NCREL's Policy Briefs Building Collaborative Education Systems: New Roles for State Education and Higher Education Agencies Special Policy Report Report 1, 1994 Previous section Next section Contents Pathways ... home page Coordinating K-12 and Higher Education Systems to Support Student Achievement Many local school-college efforts are operating across the country. These partnerships principally center around curriculum development (academic alliances), teacher preparation and professional development (clinical or professional development schools), and student support services (early outreach programs that include mentoring or tutorial supports). While the programs are encouraging, the vast majority still operate on the margin, in both schools and postsecondary institutions. Unfortunately, most have yet to be integrated into the structure and programs of the institutions. New Governance Structures. One strategy for coordinating K-12 and higher education systems is to create a governance structure that assigns direct responsibility for such coordination. In 1991, the Maryland Higher Education Commission and the Maryland State Department of Education jointly appointed and currently share a deputy secretary of higher education/deputy superintendent of education. The role of the office is to coordinate and promote the concept of a single continuum of education kindergarten through graduate school. The deputy is responsible for coordinating the complementary interests, programs, and authority of both state agencies for achieving shared state education goals. These responsibilities include the following:

43. Columbia Missourian - Missourian News Greg Jung, president of missouri National education Association, said, This is the first year that the missouri School boards’ Association will be http://www.digmo.com/news/story.php?ID=9979

44. The Best School Districts In Metro St. Louis The missouri School boards Association has named the Webster Groves School Board of education missouri s Outstanding Board of education for 2003 . http://stlouis.about.com/cs/education/a/bestschools.htm

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45. REGISTER USER ACCOUNT The Blue Springs and Lee s Summit boards of education are semifinalists for theOut standing Board of education Award presented by the missouri School http://examiner.net/stories/080405/sch_080405030.shtml

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46. Home Schooling The missouri State Board of education and the Department of Elementary andSecondary education do not have authority to regulate private or home schools. http://www.dese.state.mo.us/schoollaw/HomeSch/homeschool.htm

Home School Laws Home Schooling H ome Schooling Information The current statutory provisions for home schooling can be summarized as follows: 1. Any parent may educate a child at home. The parent does not have to have a teaching certificate or meet any education requirements. 2. According to section 167.031, RSMo. a parent or guardian of a child, between seven and sixteen years of age, shall cause the child to attend regularly some public, private, parochial, parish, home school or a combination of such schools 3. If a parent decides to home school, he or she shall offer 1,000 hours of instruction during the school year, with at least 600 hours in the basics, which will be in reading, language arts, mathematics, social studies, and science. At least 400 of the 600 hours shall occur in the home location. 4. The school year is defined as beginning July 1 and ending the next June 30. 5. A parent who is home schooling a child must maintain the following records: a. A plan book, diary, daily log, or other written record indicating the subjects taught and the activities engaged in with the student.

47. State Board Of Education missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary education. Home State Board ofeducation. Facts about the missouri State Board of education http://www.dese.state.mo.us/stateboard/stateboard.html

Home State Board of Education Facts about the Missouri State Board of Education Major Duties Members According to the Missouri Constitution, "The supervision of instruction in the public schools shall be vested in a state board of education ..." (Article IX, Section 2a). This provision gives the State Board of Education general authority for public education, within limits set by the General Assembly. ( See Section 161.022 through 161.102, RSMo, for the Board's statutory authority.) The Board is made up of eight citizens appointed by the Governor and confirmed by the Senate. Members serve staggered, eight-year terms so that one term expires each year. No more than four members of the Board may belong to the same political party. No more than one member of the Board may reside in the same county or Congressional district. When terms expire, members continue to serve until being replaced or reappointed. The Board elects its own officers each year. The Board usually meets for two days each month in Jefferson City. Members receive $25 for each day of an official meeting. The Board's duties and responsibilities range from preschool to the postsecondary and adult levels. The Board does not have direct authority over higher education institutions. However, the Board sets standards for and approves professional programs for teachers and school administrators in Missouri's public and private higher education institutions.

48. Welcome To The Missouri Department Of Higher Education Website MDHE What is quality education? missouri Department of Higher education (MDHE) All education was coordinated through the State Board. http://www.dhe.mo.gov/cbhe.shtml

Select What is the MDHE? How do I Contact the MDHE? What is the CBHE? How do I apply for financial aid? How do I repay my student loan? How do I order MDHE publications? Where/What is Financial Aid 101? How do I transfer schools? How do I choose a school? What is quality education? Print Friendly Coordinating Board for Higher Education Dr. Gregory G. Fitch - Commissioner Summary of Background Dr. Gregory G. Fitch assumed the duties of Commissioner of Higher Education for the state of Missouri in January 2005. Fitch most recently served as the founding president of the Utah College of Applied Technology (UCAT), which was created by the Utah Legislature and is comprised of nine campuses and several technical sites serving over 60,000 students in an open-entry, open-exit competency based format. The institution reports directly to the Utah Legislature rather than the Board of Regents in dealing with budgets, facilities, and economic efforts. Fitch interacted extensively with the Governor and legislators to assure goals were defined and met. His work required that he seat ten boards (trustees and directors), hire campus presidents, direct accreditation activities, and collaborate with public education (K-12), business and industry, and government. The primary mission of the college is economic development through the creation and support of a qualified workforce. Prior to his role in Idaho, Fitch served in chancellor and president roles in two large community college systems, and was the vice president and dean for academic affairs in a two-year institution (that was later granted four-year degree options) in South Dakota. He started his career in education and elementary and high school teacher roles in Topeka, Kansas.

49. Section 160-514 Academic Performance Standards, Adoptio missouri Revised Statutes. Chapter 160 SchoolsGeneral Provisions The stateboard of education shall convene work groups composed of education http://www.moga.state.mo.us/statutes/C100-199/1600000514.HTM

Missouri Revised Statutes Chapter 160 SchoolsGeneral Provisions Section August 28, 2004 Academic performance standards, adoption by state board, standards procedure for adoptiondevelopment of written curriculum frameworksadoption of written curriculum by boards of education. 160.514. 1. By rule and regulation, and consistent with the provisions contained in section 160.526, RSMo, the state board of education shall adopt no more than seventy-five academic performance standards which establish the knowledge, skills and competencies necessary for students to successfully advance through the public elementary and secondary education system of this state; lead to or qualify a student for high school graduation; prepare students for postsecondary education or the workplace or both; and are necessary in this era to preserve the rights and liberties of the people. 2. The state board of education shall convene work groups composed of education professionals to develop and recommend academic performance standards. Separate work groups composed of professionals with appropriate expertise shall be convened for each subject area listed in section 160.518. Active classroom teachers shall constitute the majority of each work group. Teachers serving on such work groups shall be selected by professional teachers' organizations of the state. Additional teachers who are not members of such organizations may serve by appointment of the state board of education.

50. Education Requirements CRNA, American Association Of Nurse education Requirements Alabama Mississippi missouri - Wyoming (see below) A regional accrediting agency approved by the board of education in the http://www.aana.com/crna/sga/ed_req_mowy.asp

51. Advanced Education Requirements, Alabama - Mississippi Advanced education Requirements Alabama Mississippi missouri - Wyoming (see submit documentation satisfactory to the board that the applicant has http://www.aana.com/crna/sga/adv_ed_mowy.asp

52. Missouri District Lutheran Schools Page DESE The missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary education (DESE) has Board Manual The School Ministry department of the LCMS has produced a http://mo.lcms.org/School.htm

Home President's Office Missions Evangelism ... Gift Planning Lutheran Schools Early Childhood Programs Regional Early Childhood Workshop: Need something fast that you can use in your classroom right away? If so, then this workshop is for you! Go home with a thematic unit on the season of Fall incorporating the State of Missouri Early Childhood Standards. Participants are also encouraged to share additional ideas. Early Childhood Action Team (ECAT): The ECAT provides direction and planning for Missouri District early childhood programs. Members of the ECAT may be downloaded from the following PDF file. Missouri District Early Childhood Educators Program Directory PDF file.

53. Welcome To Adobe GoLive 4 missouri STATE BOARD PRESIDENT TESTIFIES BEFORE SENATE education COMMITTEE.Betty Preston, President of the missouri State Board of education, http://www.nasbe.org/Archives/missouri.html

id=10872 MISSOURI STATE BOARD PRESIDENT TESTIFIES BEFORE SENATE EDUCATION COMMITTEE Betty Preston, President of the Missouri State Board of Education, testified today before the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee on ways to improve the use of federal education funds. The testimony was delivered on behalf of the National Association of State Boards of Education (NASBE). As state board president, Preston offered her perspective on the use of federal funds at the state level, particularly the percentage used for administration. "I have viewed with increasing dismay the undeserved criticisms and misperceptions here in Washington about the use of federal funds at the state level. Such a view does a disservice to the important and too often thankless work performed by educators at the state level. State education agencies are not bloated, inefficient bureaucracies as they are sometimes falsely portrayed," Preston said. "Let me set the record straight. In Missouri, our state education department uses only 1.5% of federal education funds for administration. The rest is passed through to local districts for educational improvement activities. Missouri's experience is the rule, not the exception, in other state education agencies across the country," remarked Preston. Preston also criticized proposals to shift authority of federal programs from state boards of education to the governors; to reduce or eliminate the state share of funds; and, to block grant funds directly to local districts. Such initiatives, Preston said, "offer a solution to problems that do not exist." In her testimony, Preston said getting federal dollars to the classroom is an appealing concept, but it should not really be our primary objective. Rather, the overriding emphasis must be on improving student performance, systemic reforms, and rigorous accountability.

54. MNEA-Missouri National Education Association missouri NEA is an association, union, providing service to public, private, If a local board of education finds a school to be academically deficient http://www.mnea.org/teach/ff-schools.htm

Search MNEA Menu Professional Development Beginning Teachers Teaching Tips Fast Facts #1 The Rule for Determining Academically Deficient Schools What is the Academically Deficient School Rule? The Outstanding Schools Act of 1993 (OSA) provided the authority for the rule for determining academically deficient schools and general guidelines for its implementation. The intent was to identify and provide support for those schools where student success was not evident. The rule for determining academically deficient schools became effective on September 30, 1999. What does the law (OSA) authorize? academically deficient school So what does the rule do? The rule defines key terms sets the criteria for an academically deficient school and identifies the process to be followed. The key terms are: School a grouping of grade levels designated as a school and assigned a number by DESE. Concerned school any school which meets the criteria developed.

55. MNEA-Missouri National Education Association missouri NEA is an association, union, providing service to public, private, The next State Board of education meeting will be held February 2022 in http://www.mnea.org/publications/sbr/sbr03-Jan.htm

Search MNEA Publications Menu Something Better Research Reports MNEA Action State Board Reports Leaders' Update Legislative Update MNEA State Board Report Notes from the January 9-10, 2003, meeting of the State Board of Education STUDENT OBSERVER APPOINTED TO STATE BOARD THOMPSON REAPPOINTED TO STATE BOARD Governor Holden has reappointed Dr. Russell Thompson to the State Board until July, 2009. FEBRUARY 2003 WORK-STUDY SESSION PLANNING BEGUN During the three-day February Board meeting, the Board will continue their discussions related to teacher quality, teacher recruitment and teacher retention. Specific topics include mentoring, certificate renewal recommendations, the Temporary Authorization Certificate, closing the achievement gap (NCLB) and school finance. The Board will deal with these issues for a part of each day of the three-day February meeting. AMENDING OF MAP LEVELS POSTPONED Dr. Bert Schulte presented the update on NCLB. His presentation compared a MAP timeline, aMSIP timeline and a timeline on determining Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP). His concluding remarks included the comment that since so many changes will occur in 2006 with the annual testing in Communication Arts and Math and the first year of the 4th cycle of MSIP, it may not be a good idea to change how levels are labeled until then. The Department feels that states

56. Career Education - State Pharmacy Boards Of Licensing Career education. Provided is a list of accredited pharmacy licensing boards. http://healthcare.monster.com/license/pharm/

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57. SPED Primers Text: View Missouri Schools, missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary education Local boardsof education and community colleges in the two eligible districts, http://www.uscharterschools.org/cs/spedptext/view/sp/38

PRIMERS on implementing special education in charter schools Home About Search Full Version ... Email This USCS State Profile Missouri State Profile Title Missouri Charter School Information List of State's Charter Schools http://www.dese.state.mo.us/schooldata/ Header Brief Overview Charter school legislation was passed in Missouri in 1998. The law allows charter schools to be formed in St. Louis and Kansas City school districts only, and for sponsors who grant 3 or more charters to grant 1/3 of them for "high-risk" students or former drop-outs. There are now 26 charter schools operating in the state, serving 12,130 students. Discussion Groups Missouri Discussion Group Schools Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education Missouri Charter Schools Information Center For a list of Charter Schools in this state, contact the State Department of Education. Contact information appears below. Participants Missouri Participants Key Contacts Legislative Summary Passed in 1998, Missouri's charter law allows charter schools to be formed in St. Louis and Kansas City school districts only, for terms of between 5-10 years. A maximum of 5% of the buildings used for instruction may be converted to charter status. Sponsors who grant 3 or more charters must grant at least 1/3 of them for "high-risk" students or former drop-outs. Local boards of education and community colleges in the two eligible districts, as well as 4-year public universities with an accredited teacher-education program may authorize charter schools. Charter school funding is comparable with other public schools. Charters must meet statewide performance standards, designate methods to measure student progress toward them, and participate in statewide assessment.

58. End Zero Tolerance..::.. Putting The Spotlight On Zero Tolerance missouri State ZT Law. MO ST § 160.261. The local board of education of eachschool district shall clearly establish a written policy of discipline, http://www.jlc.org/EZT/StateLaws/Missouri.htm

Get EZT Updates Missouri State ZT Law MO ST § 160.261. Discipline, written policy established by local boards of educationcontentssuspension of students"weapon" definedno civil liability for authorized personnelspanking not child abuse, when investigation procedureofficials falsifying reports, penalty First degree murder under section 565.020, RSMo; Second degree murder under section 565.021, RSMo; Kidnapping under section 565.110, RSMo; First degree assault under section 565.050, RSMo; Forcible rape under section 566.030, RSMo; Forcible sodomy under section 566.060, RSMo; Burglary in the first degree under section 569.160, RSMo; Burglary in the second degree under section 569.170, RSMo; Robbery in the first degree under section 569.020, RSMo; Distribution of drugs under section 195.211, RSMo; Distribution of drugs to a minor under section 195.212, RSMo; Arson in the first degree under section 569.040, RSMo; Voluntary manslaughter under section 565.023, RSMo; Involuntary manslaughter under section 565.024, RSMo; Second degree assault under section 565.060, RSMo;

59. Missouri Statutory Advisory Committees The missouri Advisory Council of Certification for Educators (MACCE) Section168.015, RSMo. Of all members appointed by the state board of education, http://www.ecs.org/dbsearches/linkdocs/PostsecStru/MO.htm

Missouri Statutory Advisory Committees What is the statute citation? The Proprietary School Advisory Committee (PSAC): Section 173.614, RSMo; The Presidential Advisory Committee (PAC): Section 11;73.005.3, RSMo; The Missouri Advisory Council of Certification for Educators (MACCE): Section 168.015, RSMo. The Video Advisory Committee (VAC): Section 170.250, RSMo. The International Economic Development Exchange Program Advisory Committee (IEDEP): Section 173.264, RSMo. Who serves on the committee, board, work group, etc.? PSAC: The statute clearly dictates that "individual proprietors, general partners of partnerships, or managerial employees of proprietary schools" are eligible for membership on the committee. MACCE: Section 168.015, RSMo. The "Missouri Advisory Council of Certification for Educators," hereinafter known as the "advisory council," shall be composed of twenty-five members to be appointed by the State Board of Education on the recommendation of the Commissioner of Education. Of the twenty‑five members of the council, fifteen must be active public school classroom teachers. IEDEP: The "International Economic Development Exchange Program Advisory Committee" shall consist of five members, to be appointed by the director of the department of economic development. The committee shall include two persons associated with institutions of higher education in this state and one resident business person who deals with international business. Of the five members, all shall be residents of the state, at least one member shall be a resident of one of the two largest metropolitan areas of this state, and at least one member shall not be a resident of one of the two largest metropolitan areas of this state. The members shall serve three‑year terms. The committee shall meet only in Jefferson City.

60. The Center For Education Reform: Missouri's Charter Law Indepth analysis of missouri s charter school law, and legislative policy denied by any authorizer may be submitted to the state board of education, http://edreform.com/charter_schools/laws/Missouri.htm

Charter School Legislation: Profile of Missouri's Charter School Law Note : The following ranking and analysis reflects the state's law as of 2001. For the most recent state law profile, please contact the Center for Education Reform or order Charter School Laws Across the States: Ranking Score Card and Legislative Profiles from our Publications page Missouri (1998) The 15 th strongest of the nation's 38 charter laws General Statistics Number of Schools Allowed Unlimited in St. Louis and Kansas City Number of Charters Operating (As of Fall 2001) Approval Process Eligible Chartering Authorities The school boards of Kansas City or St. Louis district, a four-year college or university located in Missouri with an approved teacher education program that meets regional or national standards of accreditation, a community college. Eligible Applicants Any person, group or organization Types of Charter Schools Conversions up to 5% of operating public schools, new starts Appeals Process Applications with certain criteria that are denied by any authorizer may be submitted to the state board of education, which has specific guidelines that limit the scope of appeals they will consider. The state board’s rejection is subject to judicial review. If the state board approves the application, it will serve as the school's sponsor

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