41. Jewish Federation Of Northeastern Pennsylvania Jewish agencies Include The Scranton Jewish Community Center (JCC), The jewish federation online The Scranton pennsylvania Home of the Jewish http://www.jfednepa.org/

Jewish Federation of NEPA 601 Jefferson Avenue Scranton PA 18510 Mark Silverberg, Executive Director JEWISH FEDERATION NEWS CLICK HERE The Mission of the Jewish Federation of Northeastern Pennsylvania is to rescue the imperiled, to care for the vulnerable, to support Israel, and to revitalize and perpetuate the Jewish communities of Lackawanna, Monroe, Pike and Wayne Counties. Website Created and Maintained by MICHAEL WEINBERG PHOTOGRAPHY Updated 9-6-2005 b'nai harim community relations committee - crc elan gardens assisted living holocaust education resource center ... Jewish nursing home of Eastern Pennsylvania The Mission of the Jewish Federation of Northeastern Pennsylvania, PA, is to build a strong and united Jewish community in order to ensure the perpetuation, welfare and creative community of the Jewish people. It is the community's central agency for meeting Jewish needs in Scranton, Eastern PA, North East Pennsylvania, Lackawanna, Pike, Wayne and Monroe Counties, Israel, nationally and around the world. The Federation fulfills this Mission by: Coordinated fundraising, resource development and distribution of resources through a federated system

42. Learning Disabilities OnLine: Finding Help: Pennsylvania State Resources email ppa@ppainc.org Protection and Advocacy Agency Western Region Branch pennsylvania Special education Mediation Service (PA SEMS) http://www.ldonline.org/finding_help/local_org/penn.html

The leading Web site on learning disabilities for parents, teachers, and other professionals Home Page FAQs About LD IDEA 2004 Update What's New ... LD OnLine Store To find other help resources select a topic from the list and click GO Select a Topic US - National Organizations US - Federal Agencies US - State By State Resource Guides Canadian Resources Information By Phone International Links LD Schools On-line Resources Parent Advocacy US State Departments of Education If you are a professional interested in listing your services, sign-up online now! Select a State Alabama Alaska American Samoa Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware District of Columbia Florida Georgia Guam Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Puerto Rico Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Virgin Island Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming Com. North. Mariana Island

43. Pennsylvania Education Policy Letter #4 - February 6, 2002 Other pennsylvania education Policy Activity New Research and Reports http//www.urban.org/education/absenceunexcused.html http://www.eplc.org/letter_4.html

Pennsylvania Education Policy Letter Published by The Education Policy and Leadership Center 800 North Third Street, Harrisburg, PA 17102 717-260-9900 (voice) - 717-260-9903 (fax) - www.eplc.org February 6, 2002 - #4 Governor Schweiker Kicks Off 2002-03 Budget Debate School Finance Reform Early Childhood Education Other Pennsylvania Education Policy Activity ... Other Events GOVERNOR SCHWEIKER KICKS-OFF 2002-03 BUDGET DEBATE Gov. Mark Schweiker delivered his proposed 2002-03 state budget to a Joint Session of the Legislature on February 5. In the midst of difficult fiscal conditions for most states, including Pennsylvania, the overall budget proposes increased spending of less than 1% above the current year. The Governor's proposed education funding for school districts and higher education is certain to spark sharp debate in coming months. If enacted as proposed, the Governor's proposed budget

44. Pennsylvania Education Policy Letter #1 - October 17, 2001 The pennsylvania education Policy Letter is new and will be published she was with the pennsylvania Higher education Assistance Agency first as a Staff http://www.eplc.org/letter_1.html

Pennsylvania Education Policy Letter Published by The Education Policy and Leadership Center 800 North Third Street, Harrisburg, PA 17102 717-260-9900 (voice) - 717-260-9903 (fax) - www.eplc.org October 17, 2001 - #1 New! Pennsylvania Education Policy Activity New Research and Reports National ... Other Events NEW! The Pennsylvania Education Policy Letter is new and will be published periodically to help keep those concerned about education policy in Pennsylvania more informed about current and pending policy matters. The Policy Letter will be distributed via regular mail, fax and e-news. The Pennsylvania Education Policy Letter is published by The Education Policy and Leadership Center, an independent, non-partisan and not-for-profit organization based in Harrisburg. The Center's focus, and therefore the focus of the Policy Letter, is on state-level education policy. PENNSYLVANIA EDUCATION POLICY ACTIVITY Top Standard and Poor's School Evaluation Service completed an in-depth analysis of every school district in the state. Summaries for each district compare the district to itself over time, to the state average, and to neighboring districts, and include hundreds of data indicators. To review the assessment, go to

45. PA Workforce Improvement Network Applications for NEW PA WIN Affiliate agencies. The Workforce education Research Center (WERC) is accepting applications for new PA WIN affiliate agencies. http://www.pawin.org/pawin/site/default.asp

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46. Pennsylvania Association Of Conservation Districts, Inc. Pollution Solutions are sponsored by the pennsylvania Chesapeake Bay education Office and the US Environmental Protection Agency s Section 319 Nonpoint http://www.pacd.org/

The Pennsylvania Association of Conservation Districts, Inc. works with citizens, businesses, industry and governments to ensure a stable natural resource base. You can become involved and help provide statewide conservation leadership. Click here for Chesapeake Bay and other nonpoint source water pollution educational resources. Pollution Solutions are sponsored by the Pennsylvania Chesapeake Bay Education Office and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's Section 319 Nonpoint Source Pollution Program. Susan Marquart Testifies on Chesapeake Bay Tributary Strategy View the FY 2006-2007 State Funding Request PACD Executive Council Adopts New Bylaws Legislative Budget and Finance Committee Study of County Conservation Districts: Op-Ed News Release Full Report Click on ' What's New The PACD Capital Fund will be used to help eliminate the Association's mortgage debt. As of 9/15/05 the balance of the fund is $17,904. Please lend your support today.

47. Water Resources Education Network In Pennsylvania, A Program Of The League Of Wo WREN provides water education and water resources to pennsylvania citizens advocating water protection. http://pa.lwv.org/wren/

What's New? WREN awards grants to 26 projects for 2005-2006 May Water Policy News is posted Feature Article Reclaimed Water Offers Solutions to Water Quality, Water Demand Problems Check out new Non Point Source and Drinking Water videos and DVDs in our Resources section Products from local projects (placemats, brochures, signs, etc.) Updated calendar Don't miss... Download publications in our new library Search the Pennsylvania directory of grassroots river and watershed groups and agencies. Water Graphics! Download water graphics from our site. We feature a State Rivers placemat graphic. Notable Download Groundwater: A Primer for Pennsylvanians and the Groundwater Protection Guide Opportunity Grants and Training Scholarships available! Welcome! WREN makes connection between Pennsylvania citizens and water resources information. Tucquan Creek Tucquan Glen Nature Preserve Lancaster County PA from the Lancaster Co. Convervancy

48. Water Resource Grants/Awards You may also email the WREN project personnel at wren@palwv.org League of Women Voters of pennsylvania Citizen education Fund Attn WREN, http://pa.lwv.org/wren/grants/local.html

Grants WREN Grants WREN Scholarships Other Grants Sources for info Awards Contribute a photo to our site ... Sign up for our monthly e-mail update WREN Grant Funding Available for 2005-2006 Water Resources Education Projects Application and Full Guidelines to Download Through its Water Resources Education Network (WREN) Project, the League of Women Voters of Pennsylvania Citizen Education Fund (LWVPA-CEF) will accept proposals for water resources education projects sponsored by community based partnerships that educate, build awareness, and promote water-sustaining public policies and/or behavior change. Projects should be designed to encourage individual or collective action that will protect and improve local water resources. Funding will be awarded in two tracks: Source Water Protection projects which educate about how to protect, improve or restore the drinking water source waters for the community's public drinking water system. [Source water is the untreated, raw water from streams, rivers, lakes, springs, or underground aquifers that serve as sources of a community's drinking water.] Watershed Protection projects which educate about how to protect, improve or remediate the watershed from the impacts of nonpoint source (NPS) pollution. [NPS pollution includes drainage or runoff from: abandoned coal mines, oil or gas wells; inadequate erosion control practices during urban development; improper agricultural and timber harvesting practices; and failing on-lot septic systems or other waste disposal sites. NPS also results from hydrologic modifications (changing the way water flows through an area.) ]

49. Education Law Center - Pennsylvania The Harrisburg and Pittsburgh offices staff the pennsylvania School Reform Network (PSRN) Designating the education Law CenterPA when you contribute to http://www.elc-pa.org/

For More Information Time: 6:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Place: Children's Museum of Pittsburgh 10 Children's Way Pittsburgh, PA 15212 www.pittsburghkids.org (directions) FreeParking available behind Museum Celebration will include: To RSVP or to make a Donation, call the ELC Pittsburgh office at 412-391-5225 Reports and Data about Achievement and Opportunity Gaps IDEIA: Click HERE for information on the Federal Special Education Law effective July 1, 2005. Major Changes in Special Education Laws: July 1, 2005, major new amendments to the federal special education law - the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act - went into effect. Some of the most important new requirements relate to school discipline of students with disabilities and how to request a special education hearing. ELC hopes to have revised publications available by the new School Year. In the meantime, click the "HERE" link above for information on the new law and the proposed regulations. National Disability Rights Network - Letter National Disability Rights Network - Comments RECENT ELC LITIGATION INFORMATION ON PENNSYLVANIA'S BRIDGE II TEACHER QUALIFICATION PROGRAM English Language Learner Task Force: What We're Working On and How to Join. Click

50. Mercer County, Pa Aging Agencies Mercer County Area Agency on Aging, Inc. 133 North Pitt Street Health Safety education; Consumer education/Protection; Nutrition education http://www.merlink.org/mcjac/mcaaa.htm

Mercer County Pa Aging Resources Return to alphabetical index Return to category index Mercer County Mercer County Area Agency on Aging, Inc. 133 North Pitt Street Mercer, PA 16137 TELEPHONE 1-800-570-6222 (Toll Free) (412) 669-2949 (Adult Protective Services) FAX Shenango Valley Multi-Service Center 1020 Spearman Avenue Farrell, PA 16121 Greenville Senior Service Center 339 E. Jamestown Road Greenville, PA 16125 Grove City Senior Service Center Collegeview Towers 301 South Broad Street Grove City, PA 16127 Jamestown Senior Service Center Fire Auxiliary Hall, Fairgrounds PO Box 514 Jamestown, PA 16134 McQuiston Center by the Park 29 Railroad Street PO Box 273 Sandy Lake, PA 16145 DAY/HOURS OF OPERATION: Administrative Office Monday - Friday 8:30 am - 4:30 pm Adult Protective Services (24 hour response for emergencies) SERVICES PROVIDED: Advocacy Information and Referral Outreach Activities to seek out and identify isolated individuals Transportation Escort/Shopping Assistance Placement Services for Adults provides for placement of dependent adults who require personal care in sheltered residential settings, other than their own homes or with relatives

51. Juvenile Law Center | Advancing The Rights Of Children In Jeopardy Juvenile Justice Reform in pennsylvania. JLC is the lead agency in a The case was brought by Juvenile Law Center and education Law Center–PA. http://www.jlc.org/

Home Child Welfare Health/Mental Health Juvenile Justice ... National Links JLC 30th Anniversary JLC is celebrating 30 years of advocacy on October 19th, 2005. About Juvenile Law Center The Juvenile Law Center (JLC) is dedicated to protecting and advancing the rights children in jeopardy. Learn more about JLC. Zubrow Fellowship The deadline to submit applications October 3, 2005 Learn more about the Fellowship Download the application (PDF) Subscribe Search ... Prefs Enter your email address to subscribe to JLC E-News HTML Text Publications Briefs Blog JLC has authored numerous briefs in both juvenile justice and child welfare cases. Browse a short selection of our work below. Roper v. Simmons Chris K Amicus SJ Amicus Judicial Deskbook ... New Publications Juvenile Justice Reform in Pennsylvania JLC is the lead agency in a multi-faceted juvenile justice Models for Change supported in part by the Chicago-based John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation Juvenile Law Center Celebrates 30 Years of Advocacy Juvenile Law Center, the oldest multi-disciplinary public interest law firm for children in the United States, celebrates its 30th Anniversary , having grown from a local walk-in center to a national leader in shaping the legal rights of children in America.

52. Job-Hunt.Org: Pennsylvania Jobs, Jobs In Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania Job Search A Web Sites with Jobs in Business education Government Also pennsylvania Jobs in pennsylvania education; Bloomsburg University Bloomsburg, PA http://www.job-hunt.org/jobs/pennsylvania.shtml

...your objective source of the Web's Best Job Search Resources Free Job Search Newsletter Online Job Search Basics: Protecting Your Privacy Starting Your Online Job Search Finding Jobs Online Choosing a Job Site ... Using Web Job Sites Popular Articles: The Dirty Dozen Online Job Search Mistakes Tapping the Hidden Job Market Tips for Job Seekers Over 40 Creating a Resume that Works for You ... Online Job Search Guide - more articles and information from our newsletter Additional Information Career Resources Store Job Resources by Location: Jobs by State (U.S.A.) Alabama Jobs Alaska Jobs Akansas Jobs ... International Jobs Networking Resources: Pick Your Employer Job Search Support by State Company Alumni Networks Associations and ... Societies Specialized Job Sites: Academia and Education Jobs Engineering Jobs Entry Level, Internships, and Seasonal Jobs

53. U.S. Approved Higher Education Accrediting Agencies - ELearners.com Regional Accrediting agencies Approved by US Department of education Philadelphia, pennsylvania 19104 Tel. (215) 6625606, Fax (215) 662-5950 http://www.elearners.com/resources/agencies.asp

Regional Accrediting Agencies Approved by U.S. Department of Education Site Navigation Home Page Student Resources Accrediting Agencies Student Resources Prospective Students: Student Loans Scholarships Self-Assessments Newsletter ... College Rankings Current Students: Search Tools Reference Tools Virtual Libraries About Online Education: Accreditation Diploma Mills eLearning Assessment eLearning FAQ ... Educational Technology U.S. Higher Education Regional Institutional Accrediting Agencies Relevant News Accrediting Bodies Considering Standards "The six bodies that grant accreditation to colleges and universities in the United States are near agreement on guidelines for evaluating distance education that differ from traditional accrediting standards by focusing on how much students learn. If enacted, the regional accrediting agencies would use the guidelines to set standards for granting accreditation to distance-education programs and institutions." The Chronicle of Higher Education Accrediting Groups Issue Recommendations for Distance-Education Programs "Representatives of the six U.S. regional accrediting bodies have finalized a set of recommendations for building and evaluating online-education programs. But the recommendations won't become accreditation standards, says Charles M. Cook, the director of the New England Association of Schools and Colleges' Commission on Institutions of Higher Education. 'We've always considered them testimonials, not a new set of standards,' he says. 'It's always been the local regions' option of how to adopt them.'"

54. Lincoln Intermediate No. 12, New Oxford, PA 17350 “education agency”, for purposes of this notice, means the local school Complaint with the Bureau of Special education pennsylvania Department of http://www.iu12.org/liu/divisions/sped/annual.html

Home Special Education Annual Public Notice of Special Education Services and Programs Annual Public Notice of Special Education Services and Programs Under the federal law, the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), it is the responsibility of the Pennsylvania Department of Education to ensure that all children with disabilities, regardless of the severity of the disability residing in the Commonwealth who are suspected to be in need of special education and related services, are located, evaluate, and identified. To fulfill IDEA’s requirement, Pennsylvania law requires each school district to provide notice to the community by publishing an annual public notice to parents, in newspapers or by other media, regarding the school district’s identification and screening activities, the location and time of the activities, and also any evaluation activity which takes place in the school district. School districts are required to provide a free appropriate public education (FAPE) to children with disabilities who are determined, through the evaluation process, to need special education and related services under IDEA and 22 Pa. School Code §14. A school age child with a disability

55. IMED - FAIMER International Medical Education Directory Medical schools that are recognized by the appropriate agencies in their Click here to access the International Medical education Directory (IMED) http://imed.ecfmg.org/

ECFMG Home FAIMER Home > FAIMER International Medical Education Directory International Medical Education Directory (IMED) The International Medical Education Directory (IMED) provides an accurate and up-to-date resource of information about international medical schools that are recognized by the appropriate government agency in the countries where the medical schools are located. The agency responsible for this recognition in most countries is the Ministry of Health. Medical schools that are recognized by the appropriate agencies in their respective countries are listed in the International Medical Education Directory. A medical school is listed in IMED after FAIMER receives confirmation from the Ministry of Health or other appropriate agency that the medical school is recognized by the Ministry or other agency. FAIMER also updates the International Medical Education Directory as information about medical schools is received from Ministries of Health or other appropriate agencies. The following information is available in IMED: Medical school name Name of the university with which the medical school is affiliated (if applicable) Medical school address, telephone/fax numbers and email address

56. North Central Region Math/Science Education Collaborative, Clarion PA Pennsylvan To see the work of North Clarion students visit www.northclarion.org. Collaborating agencies and organizations PA Dept. of Environmental Protection, http://www.mathsciencequest.org/

About the Collaborative What's Happening Upcoming Workshops Professional Development ... Home What's Happening! Participating Pennsylvania School Districts: Allegheny Valley, Brockway Area, Clarion Area, Clarion-Limestone Area, East Forest, West Forest, Keystone Area, Punsutawney Area, and Redbank Valley Area. Collaborating Organizations: Cook Forest State Park, Clear Creek State Park, PA Bureau of Forestry, PA Dept. of Environmental Protection, Western Pa Conservancy, Jefferson County Conservation District, PA Game Commission. Financial and technical support for the project was provided by the North Central Region Math/Science Education Collaborative, Research for Better Schools and Cook Forest State Park. Learning about nonpoint source water pollution Water quality testing Measuring trees with the biltmore stick Global Learning and Observations to Benefit the Environment (GLOBE) Since becoming a U. S. Partner with GLOBE the North Central Region Math/Science Education Collaborative GLOBE Train the Teachers Team has conducted three GLOBE workshops in western PA. As a result of the workshops, 37 teachers from 18 schools have enrolled in the GLOBE program. Three of the schools, teachers and students are collecting data at this writing. The Collaborative anticipates additional schools to begin collecting data in fall of 2005

57. Access Home Modification Program pennsylvania Housing Finance Agency with middle credit scores below 660 are required to complete homebuyer education and counseling prior to closing. http://www.phfa.org/programs/singlefamily/ahm.htm

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58. Pennsylvania Early Learning Keys To Quality It includes six Regional Keys and a state level pennsylvania Key. This includes STARS Management, STARS financial awards (Merit, education and Retention http://www.ccrdpa.org/

COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WELFARE P.O. Box 2675 Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 17105-2675 PHONE (717) 346-9320 FAX (717) 346-9330 HARRIET DICHTER Deputy Secretary for Child Development RE: Pennsylvania Early Learning Keys to Quality Dear Child Care Practitioners and Administrators: We are excited to introduce you to the Pennsylvania Early Learning Keys to Quality! The Pennsylvania Early Learning Keys to Quality is designed to offer your child care program, a seamless system of resources in which all early care and education programs and practitioners are encouraged and supported to improve child outcomes. The system focuses on a comprehensive approach to supporting teachers, administrators, and programs. It includes professional development as well as the Keystone Stars programs. The system is sponsored by our Office of Child Development. It includes six Regional Keys and a state level Pennsylvania Key. The Pennsylvania Key is located in Harrisburg. (See enclosed map.) Our focus through this change in program structure is continued development of the Keystone STARS program as well as professional development. The six new Regional Keys and the one state level Key take the place of the Child Care Resource Developers and Pennsylvania Pathways. In the past, resources for child care providers were administered across several different programs and agencies. Unfortunately, you needed to contact multiple agencies in order to receive services. With the advent of the Pennsylvania Early Learning Keys to Quality, all services and resources will be housed or coordinated through the Regional Key. This includes STARS Management, STARS financial awards (Merit, Education and Retention, Support Grants), STARS Technical Assistance, Professional Development (Training), STARS Core Training Series, and credential-based credit courses. The Regional Keys will function as the coordinating entity for all of these resources and services.

59. AACR - Home | American Association For Cancer Research and cure of cancer through research, education, communication, and advocacy. 2005 at the pennsylvania Convention Center in Philadelphia, PA. http://www.aacr.org/

@import url(css/style1.css); @import url(css/index1.css); Home About Us Scientists Membership Font Size: a a a Send to a Colleague ... Advanced Search Quick Links 2005 Complete Final Program in PDF Format Meeting Calendar 2005 AACR Annual Meeting Public Forum Become a Member AACR Foundation Make a Donation Travel Grants, Research Funding Journal Highlights ... (Download Chinese character set for Windows) Username Password Register Spotlight Our thoughts and heartfelt sympathies go out to all the citizens of New Orleans and other regions of the Gulf Coast affected by Hurricane Katrina. In particular, the AACR wishes to reach out and offer assistance to all cancer scientists and clinicians whose personal and professional lives have been devastated by this disaster. To assist our colleagues in the affected areas, the AACR has launched "Saving the Science," a series of services to ensure that progress against cancer will continue. These services include an online, searchable registry for scientists displaced by the hurricane; a portal enabling research institutions to offer temporary placements, laboratory or office space, equipment, or other critical aid; an emergency fund for

60. Welcome To Pennsylvania Partners pennsylvania Partners represents workforce development professionals in each of the state’s 23 22nd Annual Employment, Training and education Conference http://www.papartners.org/

Who is Pennsylvania Partners? Background Pennsylvania Partners began as an informal group of workforce development professionals who came together in 1983-84 to develop a statewide organization to foster the sharing of information among workforce development professionals and provide liaison with state and federal government agencies and other workforce partners. They organized the first statewide workforce conference in 1984, which has evolved into the annual Pennsylvania Employment, Training and Education Conference , one of the largest statewide workforce conferences in the United States. This conference, held each spring, attracts more than 1,300 professionals from all facets of workforce development and is cosponsored by federal and state agencies that are partners in the workforce development system. Our Vision Pennsylvania Partners: Shares best practices for improving workforce development operations.

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