41. New Jersey School Buildings And Grounds Association The new jersey School Buildings and Grounds Association has a membership of D. Promote the general welfare of the association, and to maintain a high http://www.njsbga.org/

New Jersey School Buildings and Grounds Association P.O. Box 294 West Milford, N.J. 07480 ** PROFESSIONALS DEDICATED TO THE CARE OF YOUR CHILDREN'S SECOND HOME** Career Opportunities New 9/7 D.E.P Radon Decision PEOSHA Rutgers Integrated Pest Management Link ... Rutgers University - Educational Facility Management Program Certification Bill A-1019/S1793 Web E-Mail Login - Sign in here to retrieve your E-Mail Introduction : The New Jersey School Buildings and Grounds Association has a membership of approximately 300 Facility Management Professionals. The Association was formed in Bergen County in 1952 and has extended throughout the State of New Jersey. Members of the Association are currently employed by Public and Private School Systems, and hold the positions of Supervisor of Buildings and Grounds, Facility Managers and Director of Operations. An Educational Facility Manager is typically responsible for the following : Budget Development and Implementation, Long Range Planning, Capital Improvements, Preventative Maintenance and Housekeeping, Grounds Maintenance, Environmental Regulation Compliance, Health and Safety Code Compliance, State Department of Education Facility Code Compliance, Employee Training, Risk Assessment, PEOSHA Regulation Compliance and Transportation. Mission Statement: The Members of the New Jersey School Buildings and Grounds Association agree to : A. Achieve excellence by promoting the Certified Educational Facility Manager Program. This program will elevate membership status through education and training, there by enabling the individual to better serve his or her School District.

42. CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: New Jersey Woodbridge, and was surveyor general of that section of new jersey in 1669 and 1670 . He opened the first Catholic school in new jersey at Madison; http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/10790a.htm

Home Encyclopedia Summa Fathers ... N > New Jersey A B C D ... CICDC - Home of the Catholic Lifetime Reading Plan New Jersey One of the original thirteen states of the American Union . It ratified the Federal Constitution on 18 December, 1787, being preceded only by Delaware and Pennsylvania. The capital of the state is Trenton. The extreme length of New Jersey from north to south is 160 miles, its extreme breadth 70 miles, and its gross area 7815 square miles. It is situated between 38° 55' 39" and 41° 21' 19" N. lat., and between 73° 53' 51" and 75° 33' 3" W. long. It is bounded on the north by New York State, on the east by the Hudson River and the Atlantic Ocean, on the south by Delaware Bay, and on the west by the Delaware River. In 1910 the population was 2,537,167 (1,883,669 in 1900), the state being thus, notwithstanding its large mountainous and forest areas, more densely populated than the most fertile of the prairie states or the great manufacturing States of New York or Pennsylvania. New Jersey has, in proportion to its area, more miles of railway than any other state, the majority of the eastern trunk lines traversing it. Its farms yield a larger income in proportion to the area cultivated than the richest states of the Mississippi valley. In manufactures it ranks sixth in the Union. PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS CIVIL HISTORY Christian creeds commonly called the Apostolical Athanasian , and Nicene Calvinists from Presbyterian and Congregational communities, and occupied mainly land in Newark, Elizabeth, and upon the north shore of Monmouth county. the valley of the Delaware remained unsettled. The

43. New Jersey School Boards Association In what may become the largest school building program in new jersey s The School Construction PlanThe general Framework During the fall of 1998, http://www.njsba.org/members_only/publications/school_leader/jfeb99_3.html

Synopsis of Services Publications Resources Selected Articles from School Leader School Leader January/February 1999 New Jersey's Schools on the Mend By Barbara J. Bohi Just about everyone agrees that a dire need exists for facility improvements in New Jersey's public schools. But how to go about achieving this is another question. In what may become the largest school building program in New Jersey's history, Governor Whitman is laying the groundwork for a plan to finance more than $5 billion in public school construction over the next decade. This current initiative is not the first time the state has attempted to confront the critical backlog in school facility needs. In 1993, the Legislature authorized the Economic Development Authority to provide $500 million in low-interest loans. There were also three separate statutory authorizations for bond issues for additional state school building aid in 1968, 1971 and 1978 for $90 million, $90 million and $100 million, respectively. The impetus for the current proposal is the New Jersey Supreme Court's most recent decision in Abbott v. Burke which ordered the state to fully fund the rehabilitation or replacement of 429 school buildings in the 28 most disadvantaged urban school districts, referred to as the "Abbott" districts. The Supreme Court also ordered the state to meet strict deadlines that require architectural blueprints to be completed by September 1999 and construction to begin in the Abbott districts by the year 2000.

44. New Jersey General Services Colleges And Universities Our Database Currently Includes 1 new jersey general Services Colleges andUniversities. We re the perfect resource for high school students, parents, http://www.uscollegesearch.org/new-jersey-general-services-colleges.html

College Search State Search New Jersey Colleges New Jersey General Services Colleges and Universities. Our Database Currently Includes New Jersey General Services Colleges and Universities. We're the perfect resource for high school students, parents, and anyone looking to go back to college. We maintain a database of 9203 4-year Universities, 2-year Colleges, Junior Colleges, Vocational Schools, Job Training Programs, and Technical Certification Programs. You can narrow your search by city or degree in the right hand column. Last Month's Most Requested Featured Colleges College City State University of Phoenix DeVry The Cittone Institute Featured New Jersey General Services Colleges College City State Wayne NJ Berdan Institute Totowa NJ Brookdale Community College Lincroft NJ CDM Institute Wayne NJ CDM Institute Mt. Laurel NJ CDM Institute Oakhurst NJ Chubb Institute Dover Business College Paramus NJ Dover Business College Dover NJ Harris School of Business Cherry Hill NJ Helma Institute Brook NJ Internetwork Learning Institute Mt. Laurel NJ Lincoln Tech PC Age Newark NJ Somerset School of Massage Therapy Piscataway NJ Somerset School of Massage Therapy Wall Township NJ The Chubb Institute Additional New Jersey General Services Colleges College City State Morris County Vocational School District Denville NJ Page 1 Matching Online Colleges: Anthem College Online DeVry Online ITT Technical Institute University of Phoenix Online ... More Online Colleges...

45. NJ Insured Municipals Income Trust, Series 155 - I-NJ -- RN05-01100P-N04/05 Egg Harbor Township, new jersey, School District general Obligation Bonds (MBIAInsured). 5.00%. 04/01/2028. 2015 @ 100. Highland Park, new jersey, http://www.vankampen.com/vksite/products/uit/I-NJ/UIT_RESUME_I-NJ0155.asp

Trust Overview Portfolio Holdings Trust Specifics Risk Considerations ... Trust Pricing New Jersey Insured Municipals Income Trust, Series 155 Brochure Short Form Prospectus You can help build a better America with an investment in municipal bonds (bonds issued by municipalities to finance projects such as schools, roads and hospitals). Through one convenient investment in a unit investment trust, you can own a defined basket of diversified municipal bonds. Trust Overview Take advantage of Federal and New Jersey tax-exempt investments through a convenient and efficient way of purchasing a professionally selected, and diversified portfolio of high quality municipal bonds. The bonds in the trust are covered by insurance issued by independent insurance companies so that the timely payment of both interest and principal, when due, is guaranteed. However, the insurance relates only to the bonds in the trust and does not remove market risk since the value of the trust's units will fluctuate with market conditions. For further details as to the terms and limitations of the insurance, please consult a prospectus.

46. Hasbrouck Heights, New Jersey unofficial community web site providing general interest news, This courseis given to every fire department in Northern new jersey and with this http://www.hasbrouck-heights.com/

Welcome to our hometown ... news , information and features This is the un-Official Community Web Site Independent and Non-partisan Voice of the People "When men have realized that time has upset many fighting faiths, they may come to believe that the ultimate good is better reached by free trade in ideas" Oliver Wendell Holmes Hasbrouck Heights Bergen County, New Jersey 07604 Settled 1664 Incorporated 1894 Population 11, Saturday, September 24, 05. The local time is 06:32 AM EDT (06:32 HRS.) Click here ] for real time Teterboro Airport air traffic map [ More details Conserve Water: United Water asks residents to voluntary begin odd-even lawn watering. Those with odd numbered addresses are asked to water on odd days of the month. Those with even numbered addresses are asked to water on even days of the month. More Hometown News The Gazette Newspaper - - Complete version in pdf format September 2005 August 2005 July 2005 June 2005 ... December 2004 Codey Signs Bills at Hasbrouck Heights Fire House Sept 7, 2005 [ Photos MDA Pledge Center at VFW Post 4591 on Sept. 5, 2005 [

47. 002-03 NEW JERSEY SCHOOL REPORT CARD - Definitions The new jersey School Report Card has provided the public with information As you use the school report card, there are several general practices and http://education.state.nj.us/rc/2003/definitions.htm

REPORT CARDS HISTORICAL DATA DEFINITIONS DEFINITIONS FOR NEW JERSEY SCHOOL REPORT CARD 2003 INTRODUCTION In 1995, the New Jersey State Legislature mandated the New Jersey School Report Card in N.J.S.A. 18A:7E 1-5. The law outlines the fields of information that are required at a minimum, including the school narrative. This report card issued in February 2004 contains data for the 2002-03 school year. Enrollment numbers are based on the October 15, 2002 district enrollment count. The information in the report card is school-level data, except for the finance section which contains district-level information. For charter schools, however, the finance section is school-level. Unless otherwise stated, the source of the information contained in the New Jersey School Report Card is the school district or the charter school. As you use the school report card, there are several general practices and definitions that are used throughout the document. They are as follows: SUPPRESSION: In reporting any type of assessment results, an asterisk indicates that the data were suppressed for any group of students that numbered ten or less in order to protect privacy. Test data are also suppressed where the failure rate is 100%, including all other data related to it.

48. NBC10.com - News - Military Offers Explanation For Firing On N.J. School The fact that it hit a school is terrifying, said Becky Myers, Gen.Maria FalcaDodson, deputy adjutant general for the new jersey National Guard, http://www.nbc10.com/news/3890831/detail.html

Contact Station: Select Recipient Breaking News Your Story Idea Healthwatch Feedback Consumer Alert Feedback Earthwatch Weather Feedback Vai's Challenge General Feedback Website Feedback Ask Fred Sherman Email 10! Show Internship Application Breaking News Alerts 7 a.m. 4 p.m. View More NBC 10 E-News options Search Games Automotive Traffic Dating ... News Email This Story Print This Story Military Offers Explanation For Firing On N.J. School Custodian Describes Scene POSTED: 3:56 pm EST November 4, 2004 UPDATED: 7:55 am EST November 9, 2004 LITTLE EGG HARBOR, N.J. National Guard officials were at the Little Egg Harbor Intermediate School on Monday night, offering their first explanation on why a fighter jet strafed the school last Wednesday. Slideshow: Chopper 10 Photos Of Shell Holes In School's Roof FeedRoom Kids Return After F-16 Strafing The Guard now says its preliminary theory is that the F-16 jet's cannon opened fire prematurely as the fighter was climbing upward at 8,000 feet. The 25 shells went straight up in the air and then came back to ground at the school. Law enforcement officials were able to recover 13 out of the 25 bullets and say the remaining ones were lodged inside the roof or in the ground.

49. NJ Department Of Labor Trenton, new jersey 086250389 (609) 292-2305 (general Enforcement Section) NJ Next Stop (Skills/Vocations beyond High School) http://www.njn.net/workforce/deptoflabor.html

Overview The New Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce Development (LWD) provides essential services for the State's workers. The LWD acts to ensure the opportunity for employment at fair wages, enhance the quality of the state's labor force and labor market activities, promote labor/management harmony, and administer income support service for unemployed and disabled workers. The LWD's worker services include the following: Division of Disability Determination Services Division of Vocational Rehabilitation Services Division of Wage and Hour Compliance SETC ... Workforce New Jersey For a complete listing of LWD services, click here Division of Disability Determination Services (DDS) The New Jersey Disability Determination Services (DDS) is a division of the LWD that is fully funded by the Federal Government, and is responsible for developing medical evidence and making the determination on whether residents of New Jersey are or are not disabled under Social Security disability law. DDS works in solid partnership with the Social Security Administration to provide timely and accurate decisions on these claims. For general information, click here Division of Vocational Rehabilitation Services (DVRS) The New Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce Development's Division of Vocational Rehabilitation Services (DVRS) provides services that enable persons with disabilities to find jobs. DVRS also offers assistance to persons with disabilities who are having problems keeping their jobs.

50. Montgomery Basketball (New Jersey) - (, NJ) - Powered By LeagueLineup.com new jersey Youth Basketball. general Program Information High School ProgramThe High school program runs essentially the same as the Grade 48 programs http://www.leaguelineup.com/miscinfo.asp?menuid=34&cmenuid=34&url=montgomerybask

51. New Jersey Old new jersey law may block nominee s plan to fund his bid Registration Required schools are preparing for their fourth year under the federal No Child http://www.stateline.org/live/ViewPage.action?siteNodeId=107&languageId=1&conten

52. New Jersey Library Laws new jersey Historical Commission. In general, 18A7321 School Libraries general. Associate Educational Media Specialist 611-11.18 to 11-11.19 http://www.njstatelib.org/LDB/Library_Law/lwindx03.php

CyberDesk Library Catalog New Books Library Development Bureau Downloadable Files Page Bureau Fact Sheet About the Bureau What's New for N.J. Libraries ... Library Law INDEX Available N Network SEE Library Network Law and Regulations New Jersey Court Reports SEE Reports, Manuals, Laws, Budget Messages, Etc New Jersey Educational Facilities Authority Construction Bond Fund New Jersey State Department of Education SEE Department of Education New Jersey Division of Local Government SEE Division of Local Government New Jersey Division of Taxation SEE Division of Taxation New Jersey Historical Commission In General, New Jersey Legislative Manual SEE Reports, Manuals, Laws, Budget Messages, Etc.

53. UMDNJ- New Jersey Medical School of the Department of Pediatrics include Primary Care and general Pediatrics; Other departments of new jersey Medical School and University Hospital http://www.umdnj.edu/pedsnweb/

New Jersey Medical School Ver 4.10 Internet Site Construction Continues Home Page Department : Chairperson's Office Faculty Directory Residency and Fellowship Practice Sites Divisions : Adolescent and Young Adult Medicine Allergy/Immunology/Infectious and Pulmonary Diseases Ambulatory Pediatrics/Primary Care Pediatric Cardiology ... Nephrology Education : Medical Student Graduate CME Programs and Centers : PALS Research DAYAM Seminars: Grand Rounds UMDNJ/New Jersey Medical School and University Hospital Department of Pediatrics The University Institute for Children's Health The University Institute for Children's Health, a program of UMDNJ/New Jersey Medical School and University Hospital Department of Pediatrics is a multidisciplinary intra-departmental program offering a full range of Ambulatory and In-Patient services dedicated to excellence in offering family centered health care to children from birth through Adolescence. Primary Care sites are located in the Doctor's Office Center, the Pediatric Nurse Practitioner Practice in University Hospital, the Children's Health Center also located in University Hospital as well as several health clinics within Community Centers and housing projects. A full service Pediatric Emergency Room is located adjacent to the main Emergency Room and Trauma Suite and staffed 24 hours a day by six physicians who are Board Certified in Pediatrics and Pediatric Emergency Medicine. In-patient services totaling 135 beds include: The Whitney Houston Pediatric Critical Care Unit (13 beds); Adolescent Unit (F Yellow of UH - 15 beds), Neonatal Intensive Care (24 bassinets), Intermediate and Normal Newborn Nurseries (53 bassinets), General Pediatrics (F Blue UH - 30 beds). In patient services include: Pediatric Surgery, Neurosurgery, Anesthesiology, Otolaryngology, Radiology and Pathology as well as the Pediatric sub-specialties. Other departments of New Jersey Medical School and University Hospital offer ancillary specialty services to pediatric patients on both an inpatient and outpatient basis. Trauma Services, Plastic Surgery, Orthopaedics, Dermatology, Cranial Facial Reconstructive Surgery, Behavioral Health Care, Pediatric Dentistry, a ground and air transport service for Neonatal Intensive Care and Pediatric Intensive Care patients.

54. New Jersey Medical School Department of general Surgery, new jersey Medical School. September 2001.Anatomy of the Median Nerve and its Entrapment Neuropathies. http://www.umdnj.edu/nsurgweb/manikerbiblio.html

BIBLIOGRAPHY ARTICLES: Zachary LS, Heggers JP, Smith DJ Jr, Robson MC, Maniker A, Sachs RJ: Burns of the feet. J of Burn Care and Rehabilitation 8(3):192-194, 1987. Maniker AH, Krieger AJ: Epidural trial in implantation of intrathecal morphine infusion pumps. New Jersey Medicine.88:797-801, 1991. Krieger AJ, Maniker AH: MRI-documented regression of a herniated cervical nucleus pulposus: A case report. Surgical Neurol.37:457-9, 1992. Heary, RF., Maniker, AH., Krieger, AJ., and Sapru, HN.: Cardiovascular responses to global cerebral ischemia: role of excitatory amino acids in the ventrolateral medullary pressor area. J. Neurosurg.78(6):922-928, 1993. Walt AJ, Maniker AH: History of the Wayne State School of Medicine. Wayne Medicine.8(1):2-15, 1994. Maniker AH, Gropper M, Hunt CD: Transoral gunshot wounds to the atlanto-axial complex. J. of Trauma.37(5):858-861, 1994. Maniker AH, Schulder MA, Duran HL: Halifax clamps, efficacy and complications in posterior cervical stabilization. Surgical Neurol.43:1-9, 1995.

55. Trinitas Hospital School Of Nursing, Union County, Elizabeth, NJ, New Jersey Trinitas School of Nursing, Elizabeth, new jersey, and Union County College Science and liberal arts courses (general education) may be completed at the http://www.trinitashospital.org/school_of_nursing.htm

Location/Contact Info Trinitas Hospital School Of Nursing 12 W. Jersey St., 5th floor Elizabeth, NJ 07202 908-659-5200 (Phone) 908-659-5201 (Fax) nursingschool@trinitashospital.org The Cooperative Nursing Program Trinitas School of Nursing, Elizabeth, New Jersey, and Union County College, Cranford, New Jersey, conduct a Cooperative Nursing Program. The Cooperative Nursing Program offers a Diploma in Nursing from Trinitas School of Nursing and an Associate in Science Degree from Union County College upon successful completion of the curriculum. Fully accredited by the New Jersey State Board of Nursing and the National League for Nursing Accrediting Commission, Inc., the program offers a basic course of study in nursing. It provides a sound theoretical base of knowledge in the nursing, biological, behavioral and sociological sciences and integrates this knowledge into academic and practical experiences within the health and illness continuum of client care. Utilization of a variety of health care agencies facilitates the application of all aspects of the students’ learning. Students earn a total of 75 credits in the Cooperative Nursing Program. Upon graduation, students are eligible to sit for the National Council Licensing Examination (NCLEX) for Registered Nurse Licensure.

56. Kabel-Kotler, Caroline, D.O. Pediatrics (general) - New Jersey, Kennedy Health S Caroline, DO Pediatrics (general) Kennedy Health System of new jersey InternshipUniversity of Medicine and Dentistry of new jersey, School of http://www.kennedyhealth.org/1628.cfm

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57. Lerch, Gordon L., D.O. Pediatric (general) - New Jersey, Kennedy Health System Lerch, Gordon L., DO Pediatric (general) Kennedy Health System of new jersey ResidencyUniversity of Medicine and Dentistry of new jersey, School of http://www.kennedyhealth.org/1719.cfm

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58. New Jersey Department Of Education - 2002-03 NEW JERSEY SCHOOL REPORT CARD 200203 new jersey SCHOOL REPORT CARD. NUMBER 16 NARRATIVE its diverse schoolcommunity as it blends general education and students with special needs http://www.clifton.k12.nj.us/rptcrd/2003/school16njrc2003.html

2002-03 NEW JERSEY SCHOOL REPORT CARD NUMBER 16 NARRATIVE School Sixteen prides itself on its diverse school community as it blends general education and students with special needs in a universal theme fostering the ideals of a thorough and efficient education for all students. Teachers, paraprofessionals, classroom specialists in language and speech therapy, physical and occupational therapy all play a unique role in the development of the children in all programs. The Home and School Association actively supports school-based objectives in a variety of school and extra-curricular cultural arts activities. Much effort and time has been expended by parents in their continued support of educational programs and the organization of activities that have fostered positive socialization skills for the students at all grade levels. In the 2002-2003 school year our students had the opportunity to participate in activities that included physical fitness, conflict resolution and bullying, world geography, fine and performing arts and cultural diversity through song and dance. During the school year students and parents were involved in various service projects. Thanksgiving baskets to families, gifts for women and children during the holiday season and a coat drive for needy children. A school wide patch quilt was made by the 221 students at School Sixteen and hung on the front lobby in remembrance of the September 11th victims and heroes. Students were involved in a school fitness program as proud members of the Mileage Club. They also participated in a variety of health and safety programs, and activities that target the cultural diversity of the school community members at various holiday times during the school year.

59. School Of Science :: The College Of New Jersey If you are passing CHE 201 general Chemistry I in the Fall and want to continue School of Science. Science Complex, Rm. P105. The College of new jersey http://www.tcnj.edu/~science/openoptions/OpenOptionMajor.html

Calendars Campus Map Directories School of ... Science Departments Biology Chemistry Computer Science Physics ... Open Options Resources Databases for Scientific Literature Facilties Faculty Profiles Pre-College Programs ... Schools First semester of first year schedule: 4 courses of 1 course unit each, plus non-credit Orientation Seminar. Most course selection will take place during June Orientation, with advisement Must Take SCI 099: Orientation to Science (0 course units) for descriptions see: http://www.tcnj.edu/~fye/ then select 'Course Descriptions' Probably at least one of (depending upon major interests): MAT 127: Calculus A (1 course unit) placement testing may be required CHE 201: General Chemistry I (1 course unit) must have placed into MAT 096, MAT 127 or MAT 128 And depending upon your interests, one of: If Biology BIO185: Themes in Biology (1 course unit) If Math/Stat MAT 200: Discrete Mathematics (1 course unit) If Physics or Chemistry PHY 201: General Physics I (1 course unit) must have placed into MAT 127 or MAT 128 If Comp. Sci. CSC 220: Computer Science I: Computational Problem Solving (1 course unit)

60. General Information general Information, Policies, Procedures School of Art, Media, and Music The College of new jersey, founded in 1855 as the new jersey State Normal http://www.tcnj.edu/~bulletin/archive/02-03/GenInfoTCNJ.html

TCNJ Undergraduate Bulletin 2002-2003 TCNJ Home TESS Search Current Students General Information The College of New Jersey Degree Programs and Requirements General Education Degree Requirements ... Financial Rules and Procedures Undergraduate Bulletin Note: You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader to view these files. If you do not already have this, you can download it here General Information, Policies, Procedures School of Art, Media, and Music School of Business ... Index The College of New Jersey Mission Statement Accreditation The College of New Jersey is accredited by the Commission on Higher Education of the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools, 3624 Market Street, Philadelphia, PA 19104, 215/662-5606. The Commission on Higher Education is an institutional accrediting agency recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education. In addition, the following undergraduate programs are accredited/approved by specialized, programmatic organizations:

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