21. CABE - Connecticut Association Of Boards Of Education CABE s mission is to assist local and regional boards of education in pennsylvania School boards Association; Rhode Island Association of School http://www.cabe.org/cabe_links/other_state_associations/

document.write(baseurl); CABE Connecticut Association of Boards of Education 81 Wolcott Hill Road Wethersfield, CT 06109 P: (860) 571-7446 F: (860) 571-7452 Toll-free: Email Website Staff: tourville@cabe.org document.write(quicklinks); document.write(backnav); CABE Links Other State Associations National School Boards Association (NSBA) Other State Associations Alabama Association of School Boards Association of Alaska School Boards Arizona School Boards Association Arkansas School Boards Association ... Michigan Association of School Boards Mississippi School Boards Association (No site at this time.) Missouri School Boards Association Montana School Boards Association Nebraska Association of School Boards Nevada Association of School Boards (No site at this time.) New Hampshire School Boards Association New Jersey School Boards Association New Mexico School Boards Association New York State School Boards Association ... Pennsylvania School Boards Association Rhode Island Association of School Committees (No site at this time.) South Carolina School Boards Association Associated School Boards of South Dakota Tennessee School Boards Association Texas Association of School Boards Utah School Boards Association (No site at this time.)

22. EDUCATION SECRETARY PHILLIPS WELCOMES STATE SCHOOL BOARDS ASSOCIATION’S ENDORSE FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE COMMONWEALTH OF pennsylvania June 9, financial commitmentto public education,” said Godin, who is also a school board member from http://papress.state.pa.us/parelease/data/20030610.005.htm

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA June 9, 2003 Department of Education Commonwealth News Bureau Room 308, Main Capitol Harrisburg, PA 17120 CONTACT: Brian M. Christopher 717-783-9802 EDUCATION SECRETARY PHILLIPS WELCOMES STATE SCHOOL BOARDS ASSOCIATION’S ENDORSEMENT OF PLAN FOR A NEW PA HARRISBURG: State Education Secretary Vicki L. Phillips today said the Pennsylvania School Boards Association’s endorsement of Governor Edward G. Rendell’s proposed major education investments sends a clear message about the need for reform of the state’s educational system. “The members of the PSBA deal with local education issues every day. To get their stamp of approval on the Governor’s proposals is a strong confirmation that these are the tools we need to improve our schools,” said Phillips, who joined Governor Rendell, PSBA Executive Director Thomas Gentzel and President Ed Godin at a morning news conference to announce the endorsement. Citing the $1.5 billion to help school districts reduce property taxes and the $1.3 billion for new educational programs, Godin commended the efforts of the Governor. “In any year, they would be admirable for their purpose and their scope, but especially so in this year when so many states either are reducing or simply maintaining their financial commitment to public education,” said Godin, who is also a school board member from the Bristol Township School District in Bucks County. In addition to the education components of the Governor’s Plan for a New Pennsylvania, the Governor’s Plan would use $2 billion in state bonds and loan guarantees to leverage $5 billion in new economic development investments to create jobs and strengthen Pennsylvania’s economy. # # #

23. Top Three Tech-Savvy School Boards From Texas And Georgia: See If Your School Bo of education; 10th place Colonial School District, pennsylvania, Board of Liberty County Board of education (BOE) members are involved in the use http://www.nsba.org/site/view.asp?TRACKID=&VID=2&ACTION=PRINT&CID=1425&DID=34677

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25. Minnesota State Colleges & Universities: Office Of The Chancellor In 1992, the pennsylvania State education Association selected him recipient of In 2001 the pennsylvania School boards Association awarded Chancellor http://www.mnscu.edu/about/chancellor/biography.html

Information for Students -Choosing a college -Program search -Admissions information ... Contact Us Search Chancellor McCormick's biography JAMES H. McCORMICK James H. McCormick was named chancellor of the Minnesota State Colleges Universities System in December 2000 by the Board of Trustees and began his term in July 2001 as leader of the system of 32 higher education institutions. As chancellor, Dr. McCormick is responsible to the 15-member Board of Trustees for the administration of all facets of the system. With seven state universities and 25 two-year colleges on 53 campuses across the state, the Minnesota State Colleges and Universities System serves about 240,000 students in credit courses each year. Employing more than 16,000 full- and part-time faculty and staff, the system has an annual budget of about $1.4 billion. Before coming to Minnesota, Dr. McCormick served as the founding chancellor of the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education, created July 1, 1983. The state system comprises 14 universities with a $1 billion budget. He left that position as the most senior system head in the country, having served continuously as the Pennsylvania public university system chief executive for 18 years. Dr. McCormick was president of Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania from 1973 to 1983, and served as a professor and administrator for Shippensburg University of Pennsylvania for the previous eight years. Prior to this, he worked as an assistant superintendent, high school administrator and teacher in Pennsylvania public schools. He is a native of Indiana County, Pennsylvania.

26. School Boards' Worth In Doubt Former pennsylvania Secretary of education Eugene Hickok, who now is the nation sdeputy According to a pennsylvania School boards Association study, http://www.post-gazette.com/localnews/20031130boardsmainlocal2p2.asp

Pittsburgh, Pa. Saturday, Sept. 24, 2005 Local News Latest News Previous Articles Neighborhoods ... First Amendment School boards' worth in doubt Some think members are in over their heads due to complex duties Sunday, November 30, 2003 By Jane Elizabeth, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette First of two parts Just a couple of generations ago, it probably seemed that there was a school board on every corner. Neighbors bumped into their board members in the grocery store, sat with them in church and debated with them about the football team across the backyard fence. That was certainly the case in 1933, when there were about 127,000 school boards across the country. Today, that number has shriveled to 15,000 as America has moved from having a school board for every political ward or school to electing boards that govern larger districts. If you're Anne Bryant, executive director of the National School Boards Association, the disappearing school board could make you nervous. "In a democracy, school boards are the closest thing to the ground," ensuring that parents and other voters have an impact on public schools, Bryant said. THE DISAPPEARING SCHOOL BOARD Martha Rial, Post-Gazette

27. What Is A Public Record In Pennsylvania? Examples of agencies school boards, zoning boards, the governor of Statisticaldata from the pennsylvania Department of education on the racial and http://www.post-gazette.com/firstamendment/20020220publicrecordfreeholdp9.asp

Pittsburgh, Pa. Saturday, Sept. 24, 2005 Local News First Amendment Open Records Resources What is a public record in Pennsylvania? Tuesday, January 01, 2002 These are public records that must be disclosed under Pennsylvania's Right to Know Act Accounts, vouchers or contracts dealing with the receipt or disbursement of funds or the acquisition, use or disposal of services or supplies, materials, equipment or other property (includes canceled checks and cell phone bills paid by the county) Minutes, orders or decisions by an agency* fixing the personal or property rights, privileges, immunities, duties or obligations of any person or group of persons Reports, communications or other papers pertaining to safety and health in industrial plants Records of a conviction for a criminal act What's an agency in Right to Know? Definition of an AGENCY under the Right to Know Law: Any department, board or commission of the executive branch of the Commonwealth government, any political subdivision of the Commonwealth, the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission or any State or municipal authority or similar organization which performs essential government functions. Examples of agencies school boards, zoning boards, the governor of Pennsylvania, universities belonging to the state system of higher education (such as Millersville University and West Chester State University, but not state-related universities like Penn State or Temple University), the Public Utility Commission, and sometimes even non-profit corporations if they are deemed to be agencies by Pennsylvania statute (for example, non-profit corporations that lease property with rental values in excess of $1,500,000 to the Commonwealth).

28. Pennsylvania School Boards Association Et. Al V. Charles Zogby, Secretary Of Edu The pennsylvania Schools boards Association, Inc., Cameron County School District Also, the pennsylvania Department of education lacked the authority to http://www.departments.bucknell.edu/edu/ed370/ABSTRACTS 02/sottolano.html

Pennsylvania School Boards Association, Inc. et. al. v. Zogby et. al. No. 1773 C.D. 2000 (Pa. Cmwlth. 2002) Facts of the Case The Pennsylvania Schools Boards Association, Inc., Cameron County School District, Butler Area School District, Mars Area School District and the Pocono Mountain Area School District petitioned against Charles Zogby, the Secretary of Education, Pennsylvania Department of Education, Western PA Cyber Charter School, Commonwealth Cyber Charter School, T.E.A.C.H. Charter School and the PA Virtual Charter School. The school districts filed the petition after the Department of Education sent letters to them stating it would withhold state education subsidies from those districts that refused to pay tuition bills submitted by cyber charter schools. The Secretary eventually withheld money from numerous districts after cyber charter schools submitted unpaid invoices. The school districts challenged the withholdings because they questioned the legality of "cyber" charter schools under the Charter School Law. original jurisdiction while Count IV was addressed to Commonwealth Court's appellate jurisdiction.

29. AIBS: Editorial: Controversy Over Evolution Is Not Scientific—It’s Political State boards of education have also been sites for intense antievolution activity.In pennsylvania, proposed science standards replaced the requirement to http://www.aibs.org/bioscience-editorials/editorial_2001_12.html

terms Serving Biology and Society Organization About AIBS: Who We Are Media Inquiries Organization Membership Individual Membership ... Classifieds BioScience Magazine About BioScience BioScience Staff Current Issue Sample Issue ... Advertise in BioScience Editorial: Controversy over Evolution Is Not Scientific—It’s Political December 2001 Judith S. Weis Creationists have been busy this year on several fronts. They have pursued their goal of introducing creationism into science courses through state legislatures, through boards of education, and lately—ominously—through Congress. On every front, however, they have been met by AIBS and other scientific organizations striving to counteract their efforts. Bills that would undermine the teaching of evolution have been introduced in several state legislatures. An Arkansas bill prohibiting the teaching of "fraud"—including, they claim, Archaeopteryx and various fossil hominids—was only narrowly defeated. The Education Committee of the Michigan House is considering a bill calling evolution an "unproven theory" and specifying that students be taught "intelligent design" theory, a catchphrase for creationism. A Louisiana resolution took an unexpected approach, asserting that Darwin was a racist whose evolutionary theory was responsible for Hitler’s genocidal pursuit of an Aryan master race. That resolution passed the Louisiana House, but only after references to Darwin were removed. We are holding the line, thanks to Ellen Paul, the AIBS Public Policy Committee, the evolution listserv managers, and others in AIBS, as well as our colleagues at the American Geophysical Union and the American Geological Institute and other societies. We hope to take a more proactive approach in the coming year. I have no doubt that the creationists will continue their efforts, and we will have to step up ours to counteract them. Eternal vigilance will have to be our watchword.

30. Trends & Issues, Educational Governance - Local School Boards interested school board members in a pennsylvania community captured Institutional Author National Association of State boards of education, http://cepm.uoregon.edu/trends_issues/edgov/selected_abstracts/school_boards.htm

Clearinghouse on Educational Policy and Management "Search Help" Note that this is a web site search and will not search our databases ("Directory of Organizations", "In-Process Abstracts", the ERIC Database , "Publications"). Trends and Issues: Educational Governance Abstracts Discussion References Resources Local School Boards Journal Articles Making Your Board a Strategic Force in Your District's Success. Author: Shultz, Susan F. Availability: One City Centre, Suite 200, 120 W. Seventh St., Bloomington, IN 47404-3925 ($30 annually for libraries; $6 individual copies). Tel: 812-855-8550; Fax: 847-562-8634. Journal Citation: School Business Affairs, v68 n1 p7-10 Jan 2002 Publication Date: ISSN: Language: English Document Type: Journal articles (080); Opinion papers (120); ReportsDescriptive (141) Journal Announcement: Abstract: Describes several common mistakes made by school boards, for example, failing to create a comprehensive school charter and hiring too many paid consultants; asserts that boards must avoid these mistakes and adopt practices that contribute to the strategic governance of schools. (PKP) Descriptors: *Board of Education Role; Elementary Secondary Education; *Strategic Planning; *Success;

31. PMPEI - Home Page in pennsylvania, and well over 6000 people serve on zoning hearing boards or are The pennsylvania Municipal Planning education Institute (PMPEI) was http://cax.aers.psu.edu/pmpei/

32. NMSBA Other School Board Web Sites Hawaii State Board of education Setting education policies for the public pennsylvania School boards Association - To serve as an advocate for public http://www.nmsba.org/sbaws.htm

Events Calendar Organizational Structure Staff Legislative Update ... Home This list is complete of all associations who have web sites. If you are aware of a state that is not listed here and does have a site, please write the web master with that information and she will include it on this page. Thank you. National School Boards Association - Excellence and equity in public education through school board leadership. Association of Alaska School Boards - To assist school boards in providing quality public education and preserving local control. Arizona School Boards Association - To advance public education by providing leadership and assistance to local school district governing boards serving children and communities in the State of Arizona and promoting lay control of public education in the United States of America. Arkansas School Boards Association - To promote better educational opportunities for all children in the State of Arkansas.

33. NCATE - States - Boards & Committees PA State Board of education Member, pennsylvania State Board of education,PA (NASBE, term expires June 30, 2007). Nancy S. Grasmick http://www.ncate.org/states/spb.asp?ch=86

34. CCT's Education Conference Calendar Graduate School of education University of pennsylvania 3700 Walnut St. October 1215, 2005, National Association of State boards of education 45th http://www2.edc.org/CCT/ed_conference_calendar.asp

skip navigation to content topic search After School Programs and Informal Educational Settings Arts Education Curriculum Development Digital Archives and Primary Sources Media Literacy Online Mentoring Professional Development Public-Private Partnerships School District Initiatives Students with Disabilities Ubiquitous Computing Evaluation Prototype Design... Partnership Research Formative Research ... Policy Advisement Education Conference Calendar for 2005 For those interested in attending education conferences in 2005, we've assembled the dates, places and contact information for a number of conferences and meetings we either know about, previously attended, or plan to plan to participate in. January January 19-22, 2005 National Association of Bilingual Education 2005 Conference The Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center San Antonio, Texas http://www.nabe.org January 19-22, 2005 TAM/ATIA Annual Conference 2005 Technology and Media Division of the Council for Exceptional Children (TAM) holds conference with the Assistive Technology Industry Association (ATIA) Caribe Royale All-Suites Resort Orlando, Florida

35. State Boards Of Education State boards of education AW. Alabama State Department of educationhttp//www.alsde.edu/html/home.asp pennsylvania Department of education http://www.nvo.com/ecnewletter/stateboardofeducation/

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36. Top 10 Tech-Savvy School Boards Announced 5th place United School District, pennsylvania, Board of education. 6th placeMinooka Community High School District 111, Illinois, Board of education http://www.liberty.k12.ga.us/2004 Digital Schools Boards Survey press release.ht

Home Contact Us Site Map Administrators ... Support Top 10 Tech-Savvy School Boards Announced FOLSOM, Calif. – The nation’s top 10, digitally-advanced school boards have been announced by the Center for Digital Education (CDE) and National School Boards Association (NSBA) based on their first annual Digital School Boards Survey. The study examined how school boards and their districts are applying information technology (IT) to better engage their local communities and constituents, and improve the delivery of services and quality of education to public schools. More than 2,500 school districts were invited to participate in the survey, which grouped school boards into three categories based on student population: More than 15,000 students; 2,501 to 15,000 students ; and 2,500 or fewer students. Survey questions and criteria focused on school boards’ online presence, technology applications that allow the public to interact with school board members, access to information such as school board calendars, policies and agendas, and technology advancements in the school board chambers. “When we launched the Digital School Boards Survey this past spring, our goal was to obtain a measurement or benchmark of how our school boards are successfully applying technology to serve their constituents,” said Marina Leight, director of CDE. “I’m pleased to say that our school boards have surpassed my expectations and – to some degree or another

37. PRESS RELEASE Top 10 Tech-Savvy School Boards Announced Board of education 10th place Colonial School District, pennsylvania, Board of 1st place Jefferson City Schools, Georgia, Board of education 2nd http://www.marketwire.com/mw/release_html_b1?release_id=74245

38. American Association Of School Administrators - Career Center Connecticut Association of boards of education pennsylvania School boardsAssociation South Carolina Association of School Administrators http://www.aasa.org/career_center/job_sites/

39. NEA: ABCTE Certification Scheme Denounced - National Board Certification - NEA in Idaho and pennsylvania though that isn t exactly true in either case . At the same time, the National Association of State boards of education http://www.nea.org/nationalboard/abcte.html

Home Issues in Education "No Child Left Behind"/ESEA Special Ed/IDEA ... Other Resources National opposition mounts to certification-by-testing scheme Idaho and Pennsylvania isn't exactly true Susan Carmon, an NEA expert on teacher quality, said, "The message ABCTE is sending to parents and policymakers is clear: you do not need any preparation to be a teacher. It is a low-skill occupation requiring only content knowledge." Florida is the latest state to accept ABCTE's "Passport to Teaching" certification, joining Idaho New Hampshire , and Pennsylvania State school boards group spells out concerns warning in a spring 2004 policy update it "disagrees" with ABCTE's premise and assailed research wrote in an essay : "ABCTE does not require that prospective teachers have worked with children or youth or successfully completed an internship in schools. It does not require that they show any evidence that they can help students learn." With its first 11 candidates emerging from the program in late June 2004, ABCTE has relied for its survival on federal largesse, a fact that spurred delegates to NEA's 2004 Representative Assembly to approve an action item directing the Association to oppose all federal funding of the certification scheme. The operation has been funded by a two-year $5 million and a subsequent $35 million grant from U.S. Secretary of Education Rod Paige's discretionary fund.

40. Grad. Catalog 05: Boards State System of Higher education. Judy G. Hample, Chancellor. Board of Board of Directors The Fund for West Chester University of pennsylvania http://www.wcupa.edu/_information/official.documents/GRADUATE.CATALOG/boards.htm

Home myWCU Calendars Site Map ... Contact Us Graduate Catalog 05-06 Office of Graduate Studies and Extended Education McKelvie Hall, 102 Rosedale Avenue West Chester University West Chester, PA 19383 fax: 610-436-2763 gradstudy@wcupa.edu Office of Graduate Studies and Extended Education Official Campus Documents Graduate Catalog 2005-2006 Catalog Home Table of Contents Catalog Index Revised April 2005 Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Edward G. Rendell, Governor State System of Higher Education Judy G. Hample, Chancellor Board of Governors Kenneth M. Jarin, Chair (Newtown) Paul S. Dlugolecki (Harrisburg) Christine Toretti Olson (Indiana) Kim E. Lyttle, Vice Chair (Pittsburgh) Regina M. Donato (Kutztown) Guido M. Pichini (Wyomissing) C.R. "Chuck" Pennoni, Vice Chair (Philadelphia) Daniel P. Elby (York) Edward G. Rendell (Harrisburg) Matthew E. Baker (Wellsboro) Michael K. Hanna (Lock Haven) James J. Rhoades (Mahanoy City) Francis V. Barnes (Ottsville) David P. Holveck (Malvern) Aaron J. Walton (Allison Park) Jude C. Butch (Lilly) Vincent J. Hughes (Philadelphia)

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