21. National Association Of State Boards Of Education VIRGINIA BOARD OF education ALLOWS MIDDLE SCHOOLS FLEXIBILITY ON STATE TEST. For a second year, ohio UPS THE ANTE ON CHARTERS WITH NEW TESTING PROGRAM. http://www.nasbe.org/Redesign/HTML/headline_review/Headline_Review_072905.htm

22. Continuing Education - Ohio Board Of Speech-Language Pathology And Audiology Will continuing education approved by the ohio licensure boards for occupational therapists, physical therapist, doctors, nurses, psychologists, http://slpaud.ohio.gov/contined.htm

Continuing Education Opportunities Continuing Education Rules - Download the rule (pdf) Questions and Answers About Continuing Education Requirements: Continuing Education Rule - Section 4753-4-01, Ohio Administrative Code Refer to OAC for complete information regarding continuing education. Frequently asked questions and answers about Continuing Education Requirements: 1. How can I learn the requirements for continuing education for renewal of my speech-language pathology or audiology license? Copies of the Ohio Revised Code and Ohio Administrative Code are available at any public library, on the internet, and may also be obtained from the Board office. 2. How much continuing education is required? A licensee must earn twenty continuing education hours within the two-year period immediately preceding the licensee's renewal application. Actual contact hours spent in a

23. Ohio Local Government:Structure And Finance, Bulletin 835-98, D. Special-Purpose County boards of education are directly elected, but they do not possess taxing There are also many ohio special districts for higher education. http://ohioline.osu.edu/b835/b835_4.html

TITLE D. Special-Purpose Governments Chapter Special-purpose governments may be divided into two classes - school districts and all others. The school districts that provide primary and secondary education have both directly elected governing boards and taxing authority. Other special-purpose districts do not have both of those. There are three types of school districts providing primary and secondary education. They are the city district, the exempted village district and the local district. School district law may be found in ORC The city school district consists of the territory within the city, plus the territory attached to it for school purposes and minus the territory detached from it for school purposes. The city school district is exempt from the supervision of the county board of education. The exempted village school district's boundaries contain the entire village plus any territory attached to it for school district purposes. The use of the term "exempted" refers to their exemption from the supervision of the county board of education. According to law, no exempted village school district shall be created after June 1, 1954. School districts providing primary and secondary education, other than city school districts and exempted village school districts, are local school districts, and are under the supervision of the county board of education.

24. State Boards ohio The ohio Board of Examiners of Architects Amy M. Kobe Will your board accept an EESA evaluation of foreign education (as described in the NCARB http://www.ncarb.org/stateboards/regboards.asp?Boardname=Ohio

25. Educational Literature | Professional Education Associations | World Book Professional Links US State Departments and boards of education ohio ohio Department of education http//www.ode.state.oh.us/. Oklahoma http://www.worldbook.com/wc/browse?id=ed/prl/boe/pro_links_us_03.htm

26. Toledo Public Schools Larry Sykes The Council of Great City Schools; ohio School boards Association Board Members are dedicated to the education of all children in the TPS http://www.tps.org/index.cfm?Article=370&SecName=33&SideID=275

27. Subject Category - Education, Page 1 The history of education in the state of ohio begins with the Land Ordinance The law changed in 1878, when boards of education were required to provide http://worlddmc.ohiolink.edu/OMP/Subject?subject=education

28. Your Vote Counts: Home Page of State has been working with ohio s county boards of Elections to help all State of ohio Voter education Program As part of the Help America Vote http://www.yourvotecountsohio.org/

Where to Vote Materials to Download Download voting instructions, print materials, voter education materials, videos and transcripts here I Want More Information Have a question? Contact us Voter Registration Click here for information about how you can register Frequently Asked Questions Find answers to questions on when, where and how to vote. Helpful Links Click here for a list of helpful Government links Welcome to Your Vote Counts, your Web site for information on how to vote in Ohio Most Ohio voters already have the knowledge, experience and ability they need to cast their vote in the November election. However, if you are a voter who has questions about casting a ballot this fall, this site has been designed to give you the answers you need. The Office of the Secretary of State has been working with Ohio's county Boards of Elections to help all Ohioans exercise their right to vote. We want you to know when to vote where to vote , and how to vote on the equipment in your county With your help, Ohio can have a great election. Make sure your vote counts. J. Kenneth Blackwell

29. Ottawa County, Ohio Board Of Elections - Elected Officials Ottawa County, ohio Board of Elections Elected Officials. boards of education Senators Representatives. Ottawa County County Elected Officials http://www.co.ottawa.oh.us/OCBoardofElections/BOEElectedOfficials.htm

County Offices Township Offices Village Offices City Offices ... Representatives Ottawa County County Elected Officials Office Party Official Address Term Ends Judge of the Court of Common Pleas Non Partisan Paul C. Moon 1119 Lee Avenue Port Clinton, OH 43452 Judge of the Court of Common Pleas Probate Division Non Partisan Kathleen L. Giesler 17575 W. Moline Martin Rd. Graytown, OH 43432 Judge of the Municipal Court Non Partisan Frederick C. Hany II 12545 West Portage River S. Oak Harbor, OH 43449 Commissioners Democrat John Papcun 652 Harrison Street Port Clinton, 43452 Republican Steven M. Arndt 18673 West State Route  105 Elmore, 43416 Democrat Carl E. Koebel 311 East 6th Street Port Clinton, 43452 Auditor Democrat Jo Ellen Regal 6090 W. Little Portage Rd. E. Oak Harbor, OH 43449 Prosecuting Attorney Democrat Mark Mulligan 507 Rice Street P. O. Box 256

30. Career Education - State Pharmacy Boards Of Licensing Career education. Provided is a list of accredited pharmacy licensing boards. ohio ohio State Board of Pharmacy 77 South High St., Room 1702 http://healthcare.monster.com/license/pharm/

@import "/includes/css/styles.asp"; @import "/includes/css/healthcare.css"; Log Out My Monster Find Jobs Post Resume ... Learn more about newsletters from Monster State Pharmacy Boards of Licensing Alabama Alabama State Board of Pharmacy 1 Perimeter Park S. Suite 425 South Birmingham, Alabama 35243 Alaska Alaska Board of Pharmacy P.O. Box 110806 Juneau, Alaska 99811-0806 Arizona Arizona State Board of Pharmacy 4425 W. Olive Ave., Suite 140 Glendale, Arizona 85302 Mailing Address: P.O. Box 6389 Glendale, Arizona 85312-6389 Arkansas Arkansas State Board of Pharmacy 101 E. Capitol, Suite 218 Little Rock, Arkansas 72201 California California Board of Pharmacy 400 R St., Suite 4070 Sacramento, California 95814 Colorado Colorado Board of Pharmacy 1560 Broadway, Suite 1310 Denver, Colorado 80202 Connecticut Connecticut Commission of Pharmacy Department of Consumer Protection 165 Capitol Ave. Hartford, Connecticut 06106 Delaware Delaware Board of Pharmacy Jesse Cooper Building, Room 205 P.O. Box 637 Dover, Delaware 19903

31. OHSAA: Commissioners And Directors Ross has extensive experience as a school administrator in ohio, He worked with the ohio Chamber of Commerce and local boards of education on http://www.ohsaa.org/general/biographies/admin_bios.htm

The Ohio High School Athletic Association OHSAA Administrative Staff Home Administrator's Corner Eligibility Sports ... Contact Us Daniel B. Ross, Ph.D. COMMISSIONER of the OHSAA since August 1, 2004. Dan is the ninth commissioner of the OHSAA. He replaced Clair Muscaro, who retired July 31, 2004, after nearly 15 years as commissioner and 20 years on the OHSAA staff. Ross has extensive experience as a school administrator in Ohio, having served as a superintendent, principal, teacher, counselor and coach for 30 years, and he also has experience as a college instructor, in manufacturing and as a contest official. Ross left the education profession for a year in 1977 to serve as a production supervisor with the Didier-Taylor Corp., a manufacturing company in South Shore, Ky. He returned to education the following year when he became the principal at Portsmouth Notre Dame Junior-Senior High School. After three years at Notre Dame, Dan moved to Bowling Green in 1981 and served as an instructor at Bowling Green State University while working on his doctorate degree. He completed his Ph.D. at BGSU in 1983 in educational administration and supervision. For the past 21 years he has served as superintendent at three different school districts, leading the Patrick Henry Local Schools in Hamler (Henry County) for three years from 1983 to 1986, the Pickerington Local Schools (Fairfield County) for 11 years from 1986 to 1997 and the Avon Lake City Schools (Lorain County) for seven years from 1997 to July 31, 2004.

32. Eastern Ohio Development Alliance: State Boards And Commissions State Board of education. ohio Board of Regents Hearing Aid Dealers and Fitters Licensing Board. ohio Higher educational Facility Commission http://www.eoda.org/boards.htm

State Boards and Commissions' Eastern Ohio Membership This list, a project of the EODA Education Committee, shows 157 state boards and commissions along with their Eastern Ohio membership. As of this July 1999 update, there were 55 members. Board/Commission County Appointee City Accountancy Board Advisory Board of Amusement Ride Safety Jefferson Geary Bates Wintersville Ohio Advisory Council for the Aging Muskingum Ancel Luburgh Zanesville Commission on African-American Males Agricultural Financing Commission Coshocton Brent Porteus Coshocton Ohio Air Quality Development Authority Council on Alcohol and Drug Addiction Services Ohio Ambulance Licensing Board State Board of Examiners of Architects Ohio Arts Council Ohio Arts and Sports Facilities Commission Ohio Athletic Commission State Auctioneer's Commission Automated Title Processing Board Banking Commission Jefferson Marty E. Adams Salineville Ohio Ballot Board Barber Board Ohio Bicentennial Commission Washington Muskingum Tuscarawas Nancy P. Hollister Dorothy Montgomery Earl P. Omstead

33. Kidney Foundation Of Ohio - Boards and to promote and provide education programs for the general public, The Kidney Foundation of ohio is governed by a Board of Directors which, http://www.kfohio.org/html/boards.html

The Kidney Foundation of Ohio is governed by a Board of Directors which, for 2004, seats 33 members. In addition, the Foundation seats a 24-member Medical Advisory Board which makes recommendations to the Board of Directors and Staff on the ever-changing renal healthcare field. Each of the chapters are governed by a local Board of Directors in their respective county . The Foundation also maintains affiliations with several other councils and organizations on local, statewide and national levels. affiliate chapters and their executive directors Each of the Boards utilize various committees to distribute duties and responsibilities and to encompass a diverse range of ideas and expertise. Board of Directors Executive Committee Officers Alexis A. Fuerst, R.D., Chairperson Jay Chambers, I Vice Chair William F. Christensen, Immediate Past Chair Keith W. Kern, Esq., Legal Counsel Robert R. Pumphrey, C.P.A., Treasurer Michael J. Lynch, Assistant Treasurer Jack Burke, Vice Chair Rick Chiricosta, Vice Chair Anthony Cosentino, C.P.A., Vice Chair Robert T. Glickman, Vice Chair

34. Ohio History Central - History - Events - Secondary Education Publicly funded secondary education did not truly exist in ohio until the Once demand for secondary schools increased, local boards of education were to http://www.ohiohistorycentral.org/ohc/h/eve/se.shtml

35. ORC Review Boards Mathematics Review Board Chair. Linda Taylor College of education, The University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, ohio mathematics@ohiorc.org http://www.ohiorc.org/about/review_boards/1,6457,,00.shtm

Home About ORC ORC Partners Contact ORC ... Staff Directory ORC Review Boards Review Boards in mathematics, science, and reading, comprised of preK-16 educators from around Ohio, assist in decisions regarding screening criteria, review resources for inclusion on the website, recommend requests for proposals and subcontract work, coordinate center operations across disciplines, advise strategies for communicating and disseminating best practices, suggest evaluation strategies and review evaluation information, and recommend policy items for the policy board. ORC Mathematics Review Board Members ORC Science Review Board Members ORC Reading Review Board Members Review Board Chairs, who are faculty members from institutions of higher education across Ohio, provide leadership for the Review Boards. The chairs work with full-time ORC staff to facilitate the general operation of the center. ORC Mathematics Review Board Chair ORC Science Review Board Chair ORC Reading Review Board Chair Mathematics Review Board Members Michael Mikusa , Chair Kent State University Kent, OH

36. Athenaeum - School Funding Reform In Ohio a conclusion that was accepted widely by boards of education across ohio. The Supreme Court has granted the State Board of education a stay in http://www.ohiou.edu/education/athenaeum_F99/editor.html

tributes Samuel I. Hicks, a continuing influence a tribute by Wayne Waters, with Max W. Evans Edward Stevens Jr., dedicated to the College of Education a tribute by Julia Russo editorial school funding reform in Ohio an editorial by Max W. Evans features playing a part, the College of Education looks toward the future to prevent school violence by Jennifer Bowie education without boundaries, the College of Education looks beyond the classroom by Chris Vance solving the research grant puzzle by Wayne Waters profiles Dean James L. Heap, supporting a culture of inquiry a profile by Allison Stacy Dan DeLawder, chair of the College of Education Advancement Board a profile by Julia Russo development and fundraising class notes home By Max W. Evans

37. Ohio University Educational Administration Gradute Program ohio University Graduate Catalog. educational Administration employee groups and boards of education, impasse resolution, and contract administration. http://www.ohiou.edu/gcatalog/95-97/AREAS/educ/edad.html

Ohio University Graduate Catalog Educational Administration Educational administration offers course sequences that lead to the educational specialist certificate and to the Master of Education and Doctor of Philosophy degrees. If you are seeking certification, you may work toward the following administrative certificates: Elementary principal Secondary principal Assistant superintendent Superintendent Administrative specialist in Business management Research Staff personnel administration Instructional services Pupil personnel administration Special education School and community relations You can earn an administrative certificate only if you have a valid Ohio teaching certificate and have taught under it for three years. A superintendent's certificate requires a valid administrator's or supervisor's certificate and three years of employment under it. Educational Administration (EDAD) Courses 601 Introduction to Educational Administration (4) Nature and critical tasks of educational administration, problems and issues, purposes, situational factors, processes; qualifications for the job, personal assessment, preparation, in-service training, professional opportunity, and challenge.

38. LWVCA: 2005 Ohio Voter Information 2005 ohio VOTER INFORMATION GUIDE For individual candidates information, boards of education boards OF ELECTION FOR THE GREATER CINCINNATI AREA http://www.lwvcincinnati.org/voting/2005OhioVoterInfo.html

About the League Publications/Research Know Your Government Voting/Elections ... Home 2005 OHIO VOTER INFORMATION GUIDE For individual candidates information, visit Smart Voter at: http://www.smartvoter.org Primary Election is Tuesday, May 3, 2005. Polls are open 6:30 a.m.-7:30 p.m. Registration Closes: April 4, 2005 for the May 3 Primary Election. Cincinnati Mayoral Primary is Tuesday, September 13, 2005. Election for residents of the City of Cincinnati only. Polls are open 6:30 a.m.-7:30 p.m. Registration Closes: August 15, 2005 for the Mayoral Primary. General Election is Tuesday, November 8, 2005. Polls are open 6:30 a.m.-7:30 p.m. Registration Closes: October 11, 2005 for the November 8 General Election. Mailed in registration forms sent to a county Board of Elections or the Secretary of State’s office must be postmarked 30 days before an election to be valid for the election. Deadline for Applying for an Absentee Ballot in 2005 Your written request for an absentee ballot must be received at the Board of Elections by 12 Noon Saturday, April 30 for the May 3, 2005 Primary Election. Your written request for an absentee ballot must be received at the Board of Elections by 12 Noon Saturday, November 5 for the November 8, 2005 General Election.

39. Education Associations, Planning, And Funding National Association of State boards of education ohio Department of education See proficiency test information and get sample tests at http://www.ct4me.net/Associations.htm

Are you confused by terms that educators use? The Lexicon of Learning might be just what you need. Do you need help understanding terms in No Child Left Behind? See the Glossary at Education Place Education Associations, Planning, and Funding This page lists education related associations, including those related to distance learning. There are also links to grants, other funding, and free resource opportunities to help you or your school district to plan and implement classroom and district-wide projects, or select technology. Associations American Association of School Administrators presents issues and insights on assessment/standards, instruction, leadership, No Child Left Behind, parent/public involvement, safe schools, technology, professional development, school/district governance, grants/funding and much more. American Mathematical Society is devoted to mathematics research and scholarship, strengthening mathematical education, and fostering awareness and appreciation of mathematics and its connections to other disciplines and to everyday life. Appalachia Regional Education Laboratory lists 180 ideas and resources for teachers to integrate technology into planning and curriculum.

40. Ohio Association Of Elementary School Administrators Home Page ohio s association for elementary and middle school administrators and HB383 proposes to grant local boards of education the authority to change the http://www.oaesa.org/pubs/capsite/00-09-18.asp

OAESA's Home Job Postings Membership Conferences ... CAPITOL INSIGHT Week of 9/18/00 Senate Approves HB-383 (Brading – R, Wapakoneta) This past Wednesday the Senate approved HB-383. The Education Committee sent HB-383 to the full Senate after receiving only sponsor testimony from Representative Charles Brading. The Senate Education Committee did not provide an opportunity for either proponent or opponent testimony. Under current law, a child must be five years of age by September 30 in order to be automatically eligible to enroll in kindergarten. Similarly, a youngster must be six by September 30 in order to enroll in first grade. HB-383 proposes to grant local boards of education the authority to change the September 30 date to August 1. OAESA is opposed to this bill. The underlying reason for this legislation is a child’s readiness to learn. OAESA believes that the provisions of this bill do not address the issue. All children do not become magically ready to learn on a given date, and simply exchanging one arbitrary date for another does not change this fact. In addition, OAESA is concerned by what this legislation may mean for some of our most at-risk students. Exchanging dates may leave some students ineligible to enroll in kindergarten, unable to afford private preschool, and no longer eligible to participate in Head Start. Finally, OAESA is concerned about the implications an inconsistent enrollment date may have for students, parents, and schools across the state. HB-383 will now be considered by the Governor as the final step before becoming law.

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