41. GUIDE TO LAW ONLINE: United States - Ohio ohio Constitution, 1851 (ohio general Assembly) 1851 constitution with amendments to ETransaction Law Resources ohio (Baker McKenzie); Law schools http://www.loc.gov/law/guide/us-oh.html

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42. Ohio School Boards Association The ohio general Assembly has passed Amended Substitute House Bill (HB) 66, OSBA, along with the ohio Association of School Business Officials and http://www.osba-ohio.org/71805LR.htm

Legislative Reports Vol. 26 No. 13, 126th General Assembly, July 18, 2005 Taft signs budget bill; over 200 districts will see no increase The Ohio General Assembly has passed Amended Substitute House Bill (HB) 66, and Gov. Bob Taft signed the $51.2 billion budget bill into law on June 30. According to simulations provided by the Legislative Service Commission (LSC), 204 school districts will receive no increases in total state aid in either Fiscal Year (FY) 2006 or in FY 2007. Copies of the LSC district-by-district projections, including average daily membership (ADM) and valuation changes, can be viewed at www.osba-ohio.org/advocacy.htm. Following is a brief description of the budget. Funding formula Eliminates the 1998 Guarantee for school districts and the 1999 Guarantee for joint vocational schools. Transitional aid also will be provided to joint vocational school districts at 100% in both years. Requires two ADM counts: The first count will be in the first full week of October and used for the first six months of the fiscal year.

43. Akron General Medical Center -- Ohio School AED Program ohio School AED Program. Akron general Medical Center has been named theadministering organization for the funds provided by the State of ohio to supply http://www.akrongeneral.org/pls/portal/url/folder/AGMC_PAGEGROUP/ways_to_support

Ohio School AED Program Akron General Medical Center has been named the administering organization for the funds provided by the State of Ohio to supply automated external defibrillators (AEDs) to individual schools throughout the State. In June, Governor Bob Taft signed legislation that made available 2.5 million dollars generated from the tobacco settlement to fund the first step in an effort to provide AEDs for Ohio's 5,000 public and private schools. It is estimated that a total of approximately 7.5 million dollars must be raised to fully implement the goal of placing an AED in every Ohio school. By naming the Akron General Medical Center as the not-for-profit administering organization, the State has put into motion the initial phase of this very important program. AEDs have made it possible for trained, as well as untrained, lay rescuers to deliver life-saving defibrillation shock to cardiac arrest victims. These small, portable devices administer an electric shock through the chest wall to the heart. A built-in computer assesses the patient's heart rhythm, judges whether defibrillation is needed, and then administers the shock. Audible and/or visual prompts guide the user through the process. These shocks can convert ventricular fibrillation into a normal heart rhythm and save lives.

44. The Ohio State University, Bulletins And Curricular Information Welcome to The ohio State University s curricular information home page. This pageprovides useful information Degree Granting Colleges and schools http://bulletins.osu.edu/

Welcome to The Ohio State University's curricular information home page. This page provides useful information about majors, courses, curricula, graduation requirements, college organization and other aspects of university programs. Enrolled students should note that this site provides access to information formerly published in the university Bulletin Series. The Course Offerings Bulletin, listing and describing all university courses, is available here: http://www.ureg.ohio-state.edu/courses At The Ohio State University, every effort is made to provide accurate and up-to-date information. However, the university reserves the right to change without notice statements in published university publications concerning rules, policies, fees, curricula, courses, or other matters when necessary. In addition, Ohio State is currently reviewing and restructuring many of our academic programs in an effort to enhance their quality and improve our efficiency. In that process, some of the programs and courses mentioned in published university resources may be modified, consolidated with other programs or courses, or eliminated. If you have questions about a particular program or course, you should contact the appropriate university college or department.

45. Mount Gilead, Ohio Information Center, Business, Organizations, Community, Schoo The Village of Mount Gilead ohio, Official Calendar of Events, Business Information,Organizations, Churches, schools, Local Directory, Alumni, http://www.mtgilead.com/

e got 8 Web Site Contents: Welcome to..... mtgilead.com Mount Gilead, Ohio County Seat of Morrow County plain text menu Mount Gilead, Ohio's #1 Internet resource! Submit info to: Happening This Week around Mount Gilead: Community Calendar Sept 21 MGHS Golf AWAY Sept 21 MGHS Volleyball AWAY Sept 22 MGHS Volleyball AWAY Sept 22 Wee Discover Sept 23 MGHS Football AWAY Sept 24 MGHS Cross Country AWAY Sept 24 MGHS Golf - MOAC Meet Updates Sep 24: Football: Northmor 48, MGHS 13 Sep 23: Red Cross Blood Drive Sep 22: Obituaries : Ellen L. Elliott, Robert L. McCarty Sep 22: Alumni : Dena Snyder '93 Sep 19: Katrina Ben-A-Fest Sept 24th Sep 19: Highland Band Competition Photos The MGHS Marching Band placed First in Class "B"! Sep 19: Heritage Trail Girl Scout Registration Information Night Sept 22 older items Our Business is on MorrowCounty.Biz! Our Business is on MorrowCounty.Biz! mtgilead.com costs local taxpayers absolutely NOTHING!!! Now in its EIGHTH year of serving the citizens of Mount Gilead, Ohio mtgilead.com is proud to state that all pages residing on this site are 100% ORIGINAL creations!

46. Athenaeum - School Funding Reform In Ohio In the meantime, the general Assembly has added some funding to the coming If this scenario plays out, closure on ohio school funding reform will occur 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

47. TAFT REMARKS AT OHIO SCHOOL BOARDS ASSOCIATION TAFT REMARKS AT ohio SCHOOL BOARDS ASSOCIATION “I thank the general Assemblyfor fully endorsing and funding our plan in the current twoyear capital http://governor.ohio.gov/MajorSpeeches/032020015861.htm

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Tuesday, March 20, 2001 TAFT REMARKS AT OHIO SCHOOL BOARDS ASSOCIATION To operate schools; To provide safe, secure school buildings in which students can learn; To provide additional support for early education and childhood development; And provide additional training and professional development for teachers and principals. To improve education for our children, To resolve the DeRolph case once and for all; and To be part of a balanced budget. Back to Major Speeches

48. News Release The ohio general Assembly has allocated over $3.6 billion for school constructionprojects to date since OSFC s inception in 1997. http://governor.ohio.gov/releases/022004schoolfacilities.htm

TAFT ANNOUNCES OVER $3 BILLION SPENT FOR SCHOOL CONSTRUCTION OSFC Has Funded 200 Schools in 75 Counties, Spends $2 Million a Day on Schools COLUMBUS (February 20, 2004) - Governor Bob Taft today announced that the Ohio School Facilities Commission (OSFC) has now disbursed over $3 billion to fund school construction projects in 150 active school districts in 75 Ohio counties. Administrated by the OSFC, the funding allows statewide school districts to renovate existing buildings and build new facilities. "We are making excellent progress toward our goal of creating good, modern, and safe places for Ohio's school children," said Taft. "Thanks to continuing support from the General Assembly and from the efforts of local communities, we will continue to do all we can to enable every single child to receive a good education." Since its inception in 1997, the OSFC has provided funding for 200 new school buildings across the state. Over the past three years, spending on OSFC-funded projects in both state and local dollars has averaged over $2 million a day. "Reaching this milestone shows the continued emphasis that Governor Bob Taft and the Ohio General Assembly place on ensuring that Ohio's school children have the opportunity to go to school in a quality learning environment," said OSFC Executive Director Lynn Readey.

49. Links ohio School Boards Association http//www.osbaohio.org/ ohio Association ofElementary School Administrators http//www.oaesa.org/ http://www.basa-ohio.org/index.php?id=81

50. Ohio Attorney General ohio school districts are challenged to submit proposals for matching funds to a) The Attorney general s OASIS program. b) Franklin County Educational http://www.ag.state.oh.us/sections/corrections_litigation/alte.prog.non-ur.htm

Corrections Litigation Alternative Program/Schools Challenge Grants Request for Proposals City, Exempted Village and Local School Districts I. Background and Context On July 1, 1999, House Bill 282 went into effect, establishing a grant program in the amount of $40 million to encourage the development of alternative schools/programs for those youth who are habitually truant and experience school failure, who bully or threaten their classmates, or otherwise regularly disrupt the school's learning environment. Children who are not attending school regularly or who drop out can pose significant problems for educators, police officers, juvenile court judges, probation officers, and the public. These are also the individuals who are most likely to bring weapons to school. When they are not in school and not in the labor force, they are at high risk of engaging in delinquent acts. Among the factors that contribute to youth ending up outside the education mainstream include: lack of motivation low self-esteem lack of personal and educational goals teacher neglect and lack of respect for students pressures related to family difficulty coping with teen pregnancy, marriage or parenthood

51. Ohio Attorney General ohio school districts are challenged to submit proposals for matching funds to a) The Attorney general’s OASIS program b) Franklin County Educational http://www.ag.state.oh.us/sections/corrections_litigation/alt.program.urban.htm

Corrections Litigation Alternative Program/Schools Challenge Grants Request for Proposals Urban Schools Initiative Districts I. Background and Context lack of motivation low self-esteem lack of personal and educational goals teacher neglect and lack of respect for students pressures related to family difficulty coping with teen pregnancy, marriage or parenthood lack of family support involvement in the juvenile justice system alcohol and other drug abuse depression, Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorder insufficient collaboration II. Availability of Funds A. Funding Priorities B. Eligibility and Funding Despite the fact that grant funds will be allocated in each of the two fiscal years of the biennium, proposals should be written to reflect a singe program and budget. Second year allocations will require that all first-year requirements and obligations have been met, and that all required information and products stipulated in the funding agreement have been submitted. A baseline assessment of risk factors among students, e.g., students engaged in alcohol and drug use and violent behavior, suspensions, expulsions and dropouts;

52. Access The ohio State Constitution requires the general Assembly to provide and fund a In 1997, the governor established the ohio School Funding Task Force, http://www.schoolfunding.info/states/oh/lit_oh.php3

Recent Developments Useful Resources State-by-State Map Litigation Calendar ... Litigation News Ohio Recent Events Costing Out Historical Background The Ohio State Constitution requires the General Assembly to provide and fund "a thorough and efficient system of common schools throughout the State." In Miller v. Korns , 140 N.E. 773 (1923), the Ohio Supreme Court interpreted this provision to mean, inter alia, that a thorough and efficient system could not be one in which any school districts are "starved for funds" or "lacked teachers, buildings, or equipment." In 1976, the court upheld the state's then-current funding system on the basis that all districts had the fiscal resources necessary to meet state minimum standards. In that opinion, Board of Education of Cincinnati v. Walter , 390 N.E.2d 813, the court left the door open for possible future "adequacy" litigation when it said that a funding system would violate the constitution if "a school district was receiving so little local and state revenue that the students were effectively being deprived of educational opportunity." In 1991, the

53. Ohio's School Funding System -- Fair And Adequate? A compendium of information regarding ohio s School Funding system and the legaland legislative ANALYSIS OF THE general ASSEMBLY S PROPOSED SOLUTIONS http://ww4.choice.net/~grays/osf-voterrejection.htm

Voters Overwhelmingly Reject Ohio Legislature's Ballot Issues Voters overwhelmingly rejected the state legislature's proposals by a margin of 6 to 1. Governor Voinovich, Senator Finan, House Speaker Davidson and other state leaders actively promoted the ballot issues. Nearly all schools and school related organizations were opposed to the issues because the package in total fell far short of what was needed. In the end, voters listened to those closest to their schools and rejected the proposals. The legislation included 2 ballot issues to be put before voters on the May 5, 1998 primary election. ISSUE 1 - Allow the state to issue general obligation bonds for the purposes of school facility construction and repair. State general obligation bonds carry the full faith and credit of the state of Ohio and thus have a lower interest rate than bonds issued by individual schools. Passage of this issue will reduce the cost of school facility construction. ISSUE 2 - Increase the state sales tax from 5 to 6 cents per dollar. REACTIONS TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY ENACTMENTS Governor Voinovich and legislative leaders contend the enactments satisfy the Supreme Court order. The Adequacy and Equity Coalition which filed the initial lawsuit contends the legislature has still not addressed the fundamental issues. Many legislators and nearly all schools and school related organizations agree the solution is inadequate.

54. Ohio's School Funding System -- Fair And Adequate? A compendium of information regarding ohio s School Funding system and the legal The ohio general Assembly enacted 7 new laws, which included a proposed http://ww4.choice.net/~grays/osf-introhistory.htm

INTRODUCTION Is Ohio's school funding system fair and adequate? Not according to the Ohio Supreme Court which on March 24, 1997 declared the current system unconstitutional and directed Ohio lawmakers to enact a new system by March 24, 1998. Two years later, Perry County Court Judge Linton Lewis has ruled Ohio's actions to meet the March 1998 deadline have failed miserably and directed the State to enact a new system by the end of 1999. Since the Ohio Supreme Court ruling, there has been much debate and many plans for a new system have been proposed. The Ohio General Assembly enacted 7 new laws, which included a proposed sales tax increase defeated overwhelmingly by voters on the May 1998 ballot. State leaders claimed and still claim these enactments satisfy the Supreme Court's directive. Other lawmakers and many others including nearly all schools throughout Ohio disagree. With Judge Lewis's decision, the State Board of Education and State Department of Education have been directed to recommend a new system to the General Assembly and the General Assembly is directed to enact a new constitutional system by the end of 1999. Governor Taft, House Speaker Davidson, and Senate President Finan have announced they will appeal the ruling to the Supreme Court.

55. Chemical Engineering - The Ohio State University High School Preparation What To Expect The ohio State University All freshmanin our interest area should compete their general Chemistry sequence as http://www.chbmeng.ohio-state.edu/undergrad/fs_general_info.html

Undergrad Program Current Students Academics Advising Financial Aid ... OSU Transfer Credit Center Future Students - General Information If you have any questions at all, please be sure to contact the department's undergraduate academic advisor, Mary Lamont at lamont.7@osu.edu or by phone at (614)292-6986. More Information... What is a Chemical Engineer? High School Preparation What To Expect The Ohio State University ... Campus Outreach Activities What Is A Chemical Engineer? Different areas of research within chemical engineering include: top osu schedule a visit High School Preparation A strong background in Chemistry and Math is important to Chemical Engineers. Students should also have some background in physics and enjoy problem solving, hands on work and puzzles. Students should be prepared to utilize an intensive work ethic and expect a large amount of group work. While in high school, all students should complete as much Chemistry and Math as their high school offers. If your school offers AP courses in any subject, you should strive to take those courses and complete the tests as they can often count towards your college credit. Any coursework that your high school offers in computer programming will also be helpful. If you are interested in the biomolecular option, be sure to take biology and advanced biology courses as well. top what is a chemical engineer schedule a visit What To Expect (lamont.7@osu.edu)

56. History And Mission Of Ohio School Facilities Commission | Mountvernonnews.com 1997 as the result of the passage of Senate Bill 102 (122nd general Assembly) . The stated mission of the ohio School Facilities Commission “is to http://www.mountvernonnews.com/local/090104/osfc.html

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57. Ada, Ohio Detailed Profile - Travel And Real Estate Info, Jobs, Hotels, Hospital Ada, ohio map. For population 25 years and over in Ada. High school or higher OF ohio, LLC); WKTN (95.3 FM; KENTON, OH; Owner RADIO general, LTD. http://www.city-data.com/city/Ada-Ohio.html

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58. Cincinnati Public Schools Cincinnati Public schools has successfully closed the refunding of bonds in a status as one of ohio s highestrated school systems in the bond market. http://www.cps-k12.org/

Home Schools Academics Facilities Master Plan ... Offices Search Administration Board of Education Community Engagement Customer Help Center ... Student Opportunities Thursday, September 22, 4:00-7:00 p.m. Supplier Diversity Worshop, "Managing Growth of a Construction Company" See Invitation Saturday, September 24, 11:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. Hispanic Scholarship Meeting, Open to the Public Get More Information Monday, September 26, 7:00 p.m. Board of Education Meeting September 26-30 Midterm CPS' Leaders Recognized for Financial Innovations Cincinnati Public Schools' Superintendent Rosa Blackwell and Treasurer Michael Geoghegan are the recipients of the 2005 Ohio Innovation in Public Finance Award for their efforts to steer the district's finances into alignment with enrollment. Get More Information CPS Ends Fiscal Year $13.8 Million Under Budget Cincinnati Public Schools' spending controls have paid off, allowing the district to finish the 2005 fiscal year $13.8 million under budget. Get More Information CPS Kicks Off Year with New Buildings, Higher Rating CPS' students returned to classes Tuesday, August 23, with a new superintendent beginning her first full year at the helm, a new upgraded rating on the State Report Card, three new state-of-the-art school buildings and a new commitment to customer service.

59. 2005 Ohio SchoolNet Commission State Technology Conference (Columbus, ohio) ? The Buckeye Association of School Administrators (BASA), inconjunction with the Management Council of the ohio Education Computer http://www4.osn.state.oh.us/stateconf2005/general.jsp?section=3

60. Ohio General Services Colleges And Universities Our Database Currently Includes 1 ohio general Services Colleges and Universities.We re the perfect resource for high school students, parents, http://www.uscollegesearch.org/ohio-general-services-colleges.html

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