61. Rhode Island Higher Education Assistance Authority: Loan Wizard Points Borrowers rhode island Higher education Assistance Authority, Assisting rhode island s New CollegeBoundfund 5 10 Matching Grant Program Offers rhode island http://www.riheaa.org/news/pressreleases/fiveten.html

Search RIHEAA Successful Out-of-state State Sales of Rhode Island's CollegeBoundfund Provide Funding for Matching Grants FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE/January 16, 2003 Contact: RIHEAA Children performing at the press conference. Central Falls, RI Paul J. Tavares RI General Treasurer William H. Hurry RIHEAA Executive Director Matching Grant Program Highlights Who is Eligible? Those families with an AGI of 200 percent or less of the poverty level will receive the largest match of $2 for every $1 they contribute for a total of up to $1,000, annually. Those families with an AGI of 201 percent to 300 percent of the poverty level will receive $1 for every $1 they contribute for a total of up to $500, annually. (See 2002 Income Guidelines brochure insert for more details on income requirements.) Lenette Azzi-Lessing Executive Director Children's Friend How do Families Apply for Matching Grants? After a parent has contributed to their child's CollegeBoundfund account over the course of a year, he/she must apply by April 30 of the subsequent year for grants to match their contributions. Applications may be ordered by calling 1-866-FIVE-TEN or by visiting the program's website at www.FIVE-TEN.org. Once the parent or guardian is deemed eligible to participate in the program, a separate matching grant account is established in the child's name and the matching grant funds are invested in the CollegeBoundfund Principal-Protection Income Portfolio (PPI). (See the CollegeBoundfund Program Description for more details about PPI.)

62. Rhode Island rhode island does not provide state funds specifically for schoolrelated HIV Section 7.2.3.1 of the Rules and regulations for School Health states that http://www.nasbe.org/HealthySchools/States/Rhode_Island.html

id=10872 Last updated on 01/18/05 Contact Us with any policy updates or revisions RHODE ISLAND Printable PDF file format CURRICULUM AND INSTRUCTION Health Education Statute (no date available) requires health and physical education instruction in grades 1 through 12 for an average of at least 20 minutes in each school day. The Rules and Regulations for School Health , (R16-21-SCHO, 2002), approved by the Rhode Island Board of Regents for Elementary and Secondary Education (state board of education) also requires instruction for students in kindergarten through grade 12. However, health is not listed among the state's high school graduation requirements. The Rules and Regulations for School Health includes the state's performance goals for health. In addition, it provides for formal approval of Health Literacy for All Children: The Rhode Island Health Education Framework (1996), which contains standards and student performance descriptions (performance indicators) and is based on the National Health Education Standards Health Education Instructional Outcomes (1998) is a companion document to the Framework that provides curriculum committees in local districts a resource to help them develop, evaluate, revise and improve existing Kindergarten-12 health education curricula.

63. RISCPA regulations of the rhode island Board of Accountancy Concerning Professional Educational instruction or training in (a) public accounting and auditing http://www.riscpa.org/cpe.php?display=cpe_regulations

64. Weil Publishing | Rhode Island Volume Content List Commercial Licensing and Regulation, Division of Higher education Assistance Authority, rhode island, ORDER VOLUME. VOLUME 10 http://www.weilpublishing.com/vcl/vc_ac_ri.html

VOLUME 1 Administration, Department of Minority Business Enterprise Library and Information Services, Office of Accounts and Controls Administrator of Adjudication, Office of Budget Office Building Codes Standards Committee Central Services Uniform Emergency Telephone System Division Equal Opportunity Office Vehicle Value Commission, Rhode Island Information Processing Personnel Administration, Office of Purchasing, Office of State Planning Council Statewide Planning Program Municipal Affairs, Office of ORDER VOLUME VOLUME 2 Administration, Department of, continued Taxation, Division of ORDER VOLUME VOLUME 2A Administration, Department of, continued Motor Vehicles, Division of Transportation, Department of Administrative Adjudication Division Airports Division Director, Office of the Legal Council, Office of Public Works Division Turnpike and Bridge Authority, Rhode Island ORDER VOLUME VOLUME 3 Coastal Resource Management Council Clean Water Finance Agency, Rhode Island

65. RIMS CME Program The rhode island Medical Society is accredited by the Accreditation Council for continuing medical education (CME) activities within rhode island. http://www.rimed.org/cmeprogram.html

Your browser does not support script Definition of CME RIMS Accredited Providers Ethical Considerations for Providers of CME RI Licensure CME Requirements ... RIMS CME Committee CME PROGRAM The Rhode Island Medical Society is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education to act as the accrediting body for organizations and/or institutions that sponsor intrastate continuing medical education (CME) activities within Rhode Island. Recognizing that continuing medical education is an important process towards the improvement of quality patient care, the society is committed to ensuring that organizations seeking accreditation demonstrate the capability to plan, present and evaluate quality CME for physicians. Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) www.accme.org

66. Special Education Special education Information rhode island Department of Elementary and Secondary education www.ridoe.net. The Paul V. Sherlock Center on Disabilities http://www.smithfield-ps.org/SpecialEd.htm

Smithfield Public Schools 49 Farnum Pike Smithfield, RI 02917 Phone: 401-231-6606 Fax: 401-232-0870 Mr. Robert O'Brien Superintendent of Smithfield Schools Dr. Donald W. Holder Asst. Superintendent Tip: Click the Town of Smithfield logo to return to the home page. Smithfield Public Schools home email Mr. Craig Levis, Special Education Director See selected Link Sites at the bottom of this page. Special Education Information US Department of Education information on No Child Left Behind (NCLB) and the reauthorization of Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) can be found at: www.ed.gov/index.jhtml?src+a SMITHFIELD SPECIAL EDUCATION ADVISORY COMMITTEE (SSEAC) *The Smithfield Special Education Advisory Committee is open to parents of students receiving special education services (students with Individual Education Plans or IEP), all teachers, assistants, support staff, administrators, principals, therapists, school committee members and other concerned individuals. *The state of RI and federal regulations require that the majority of the committee members be parents of students with special needs. The committee meets regularly to share information on special education issues and concerns.

67. Auditor General Of Rhode Island The Office of the Auditor General (OAG) is the State of rhode island s legislative All auditors must participate in continuing professional education http://www.oag.state.ri.us/about.html

R.I. Government Agencies Search RI.gov: Home News Auditor General Mission Statement ... Links About the Office of the Auditor General The Office of the Auditor General (OAG) performs a variety of auditing functions for the State of Rhode Island's departments and agencies. Our financial and performance audits provide objective and timely information to General Assembly members on the operations of State government. Additionally, our audit reports provide valuable information to auditees, Rhode Island citizens and other interested parties. Value of Audit Reports to the Legislature: OAG audit reports provide timely and independently gathered information that can be relied upon and be used to support legislative deliberations regarding program objectives, accomplishments and funding. The OAG responds directly to requests from the General Assembly's Joint Committee on Legislative Services to audit activities, programs, or funds not included within the scope of audits required by statute. Value of Audit Reports to Auditees: OAG audit reports provide objective assessments of program operations and specific and practical recommendations to help departments and agencies of the State improve their operations with the overall goal of ensuring that units of government are operating efficiently and effectively. Our audits often identify areas of potential cost savings for the State. We continue to be encouraged by the widespread acceptance and implementation of the overwhelming majority of our recommendations.

68. RIPUC - Home RI.gov rhode island Government Online. RI.gov Links, A to Z List of Websites, eServices, Top RI Links Rules/regulations, Commission, -Division http://www.ripuc.state.ri.us/

/*Please do not alter this code.*/ @import url(http://www.ri.gov/navbarstyle.css); RI.gov Links A to Z List of Websites eServices Top RI Links Government Living in RI Working in RI Visiting RI RI Agencies Search: General Info -The Commission -The Division -Staff Directory -Employment -Agency History -Directions -Legislative Mandate -Consultants Consumer Info -File Complaint -Consumer Info -Conservation Utility Info -Electric -Natural Gas -Telecom -Water -Wastewater -Cable TV -Motor Carriers -Ferry Services -Regulated Utilities Events/Actions -Commission Docket -Meetings -Public Hearings -Proposed Regs -Decisions/Orders -Minutes Rules/Regulations -Commission -Division SITEMAP NEWS I-Net Public Workshops Scheduled Public Hearing Schedule: New England Gas Co. - Gas Cost Recovery Filing - Docket - 3696 Public Hearing Schedule:Narragansett Electric Company Standard Offer Rate Adjustment Filing -Docket -3689 New Non-consensual Tow Tariff Approved ... Renewable Energy Standard Rulemaking Proceeding The Public Utilities Commission comprises two distinct regulatory bodies: a three-member Commission (Commission) and the Division of Public Utilities and Carriers (Division) . Two additional members shall be appointed to the Commission in January, 2004, in accordance with section

69. RISD : Rhode Island School Of Design : REGISTRATION RI Department of education Professional Development credits may be available for Teachers seeking such credits should contact rhode island Department of http://www.risd.edu/apply_ce.cfm

REQUEST A CATALOG REGISTRATION CAMPUS INFORMATION DIRECTIONS TO RISD ... GIFT CERTIFICATES REQUEST A CATALOG If you prefer a printed version of the information on this site, click here to request a catalog . Alternatively, you may: download the Fall 2005 catalog (.pdf) download Adobe Acrobat download and print the Fall 2005 Extension registration form (.pdf) In Person By Mail Two College Street Providence, RI 02903-2787 By Fax Fax your completed registration form with MasterCard/VISA number to 401 454-6218 (payment by MasterCard or VISA only). By Phone Registration phone lines are limited. You may have to wait or redial before getting through, so we encourage you to register by the methods listed above. If you do choose to register by phone, please fill out the registration form in advance and have your MasterCard/VISA number ready. Call 401 454-6209 during these hours: Monday-Thursday, 10am-5pm; Friday, 10am-3pm. Register promptly! Prompt registration is encouraged because enrollment is on a first-come, first-served basis. CAMPUS INFORMATION [return to top] Continuing Education Office 20 Washington Place (first floor) Providence, RI

70. Rhode Island -- Sources [ ALSO! -- U.S. Law ] Public Laws of rhode island and Providence Plantations (RI Pub. Laws) Law Schools ? Admission to Practice ? Continuing Legal education http://www.lawsource.com/also/usa.cgi?ri

71. Rhode Island Licensing Requirements - Mortgage Broker Education (Financial Strat the state of rhode island,Mortgage broker continuing education provider rhode island’s licensing statute for lenders was originally enacted in 1956. http://www.mymortgagetrainer.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=58&It

72. Employment Page The State of rhode island, Department of Environmental Management, Basic knowledge of state laws, and the rules and regulations of the Division of Parks http://www.riparks.com/employment.htm

RI PARKS EMPLOYMENT PAGE Last Modified : The State of Rhode Island, Department of Environmental Management, Division of Parks and Recreation hires approximately 390 seasonal employees to complement full time staffing in the State's Parks and Beaches. Classification of positions include Lifeguards, Recreational Area Clerks, Seasonal Laborers, Beach Managers and Park Naturalists. Pay ranges from $6.25 an hour for Level I Park Rangers to $12.50 an hour for Surf Beach Managers. To view Vacancy Notices within the Department of Environmental Management, Click on DEM. To see Vacancy Notices within the State of Rhode Island, Click on Employment Opportunities To download an application in for employment, click Here To view this application you need to have Adobe Acrobat 4.0 or later. For a free copy of the latest version of Acrobat, click Here All Lifeguard and Lifeguard Supervisors must be properly State Certified as either a Surf or Non-Surf lifeguard, depending on the beach facility in which they work. In addition, Lifeguard Supervisors must also be certified instructors in Lifeguard Training, First Aid and CPR. All candidates must apply on a DEM seasonal employment application form [CS14A] and must be at least 16 years of age and 18 years of age or older for job classifications other than lifeguard or Level I Park Rangers. All new applicants are subject to an interview and screening process.

73. The Providence Rhode Island Home Page - Phone (401) 421-7740 The department also oversees all regulations pertaining to weights and measures and the licensing requirements for construction. Findit! rhode island. http://www.providenceri.com/government/citydir.html

CITY DIRECTORY Providence City Hall Phone: (401) 421-7740 TDD (401) 751-0203 25 Dorrance Street, Providence, RI 02903 Hours: Monday thru Friday 8:30am to 4:30pm Summer Hours: Monday thru Friday 8:30am to 4:00pm INDEX Special early closing times to service the last customer apply to certain Departments. To ensure that you're not disappointed, please call ahead or arrive before 4:00pm. Welcome to the Providence City Government Directory! This section is organized first by branch of government, then alphabetically by department. Remember, the area code for the Providence area is 401. And for the hearing impaired, general information is available by dialing 751-0203. Click here for a complete INDEX EXECUTIVE BRANCH Budget Address 2002-2003 Office of the Mayor City Hall, 2nd floor 25 Dorrance St. 02903 Phone: (401) 421-7740 ext. 221 The current Home Rule Charter provides for the election of a Mayor every four years. Operating under a so-called strong mayor form of government, the Mayor exerts a great deal of control over most city departments, including finance, and has appointive powers in selecting department heads and the members of most boards and commissions. The Mayor also prepares the annual city budget which is submitted to the City Council sixty days prior to the end of the fiscal year (which is June 30th). The Mayor's Office includes the Mayor's staff of administrators, policy advisors, community coordinators, press personnel, writers, special events coordinators, and clerical staff who oversee and coordinate the Mayor's programs and activities.

74. Data Of Ri Home Welcome to the Drug and Alcohol Treatment Association of rhode island web page! The new treatment program regulations “raise the bar” regarding http://www.dataofri.org/

Welcome to the Drug and Alcohol Treatment Association of Rhode Island on-line listing of class offerings for the 2005 Fall schedule 2005 Fall Schedule CLICK HERE FOR RECOMMENDED COURSE OFFERINGS CLICK HERE TO SEE COURSE DESCRIPTION

75. RHODE ISLAND DIVISION OF COMMERCIAL LICENSING REGULATION, REAL rhode island DIVISION OF COMMERCIAL LICENSING REGULATION, REAL ESTATE IRWA education Certifications State Certification rhode island DIVISION http://www.irwaonline.org/education/certifications/state/ridivcommlic.cfm

76. Rhode Island College We, the student body of rhode island College, create this document in In any event, the student is subject to the academic regulations of the College. http://www.ric.edu/studentlife/billofrights.htm

Rhode Island College Student Bill of Rights Preamble We, the student body of Rhode Island College, create this document in order to ensure and protect the rights of all students. All students on this campus possess and retain the inalienable rights granted them by the United States Constitution. Attendance at Rhode Island College does not revoke any of these rights. This academic and social institution shall not deny those rights to any student. We, therefore, establish this Student Bill of Rights. Article I: Freedom of expression and association Section 1. Students shall be free to examine and discuss all questions of interest to them and to express opinions publicly and privately. They shall always be free to support causes by orderly means (such as: assembly and petition) which do not disrupt the regular and essential operation of the institution. Such actions as disrupting class, damaging/defacing property, or racial/sexual attacks and illegal harassment will not be tolerated. Section 2. Students shall have the right to assemble and to use the facilities of the College in accordance with its rules. In their public expressions or demonstrations students speak only for themselves, and do not represent the views of the institution, the rest of the student body, or of the Rhode Island College Student Community Government, Inc.

77. RI CRMC It was established in 1971 by the rhode island General Assembly for the purpose of managing the CRMC MOVES TO IMPROVE FRESHWATER WETLANDS regulations http://www.crmc.state.ri.us/

R.I. Government Agencies Search RI.gov: News Proposed CRMC program changes to be reviewed in October Join CRMC, RI Sea Grant, for 24th Annual Coastweeks Celebration (PDF) Click here for more information . (PDF) Two CRMC ROWs Adopted by Angler's Adopt-An-Access Program CRMC Hails RI Court Decision on Westerly Property Owner as Win for Wetlands Notes Marine Resources Development Plan, Status Report to the Rhode Island Coastal Resources Management Council, May 24, 2005 (PDF) Public Access to the RI Coast , a guide to parks, wildlife refuges, beaches, fishing sites, boat ramps, pathways, and views along the Rhode Island coast (PDF) Prepare for hurricane season now! A Daytrippers Guide to RI (Courtesy of RI Sea Grant) Proposed Regulations Metro Bay Special Area Management Plan Beach Vehicle Permits: information on using vehicles on beaches (PDF), the application form (PDF), local regulations (PDF), and fees Photo above provided by the Narragansett Bay Estuary Program Stedman Government Center, Suite 3, 4808 Tower Hill Road, Wakefield, RI 02879-1900 State of Rhode Island Web Site Last modified lastModifiedDate = document.lastModified document.write(lastModifiedDate);

78. Welcome To Warwick, Rhode Island This site contains information about the City of Warwick, rhode island its August 03, 2005 - Avedisian announces tightened regulations regarding use http://www.warwickri.gov/

Search the Web Search Warwickri.gov Warwickri.gov Quick Links Bids Available City Charter City Council Code of Ordinances Council Docket Mayor's Office Sanitation Tax Collection Voting Information PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENTS: September 6, 2005 - Avedisian announces open house, program registration at Buttonwoods Community Center - The city will hold an open house and open registration for fall programs at the Buttonwoods Community Center on Wednesday, September 14 from 4 to 8 p.m., Mayor Scott Avedisian announced today. Residents of all ages are cordially invited to attend. Hurricane Katrina Relief Effort As of September 14, 2005, Warwick has donated: Discover how you can help the victims of this powerful storm. CLICK HERE TO BEGIN More Headlines September 1, 2005 - Avedisian, Torres announce Warwick response to Hurricane Katrina - Mayor Scott Avedisian and City Council President Donald Torres today announced that the city will collect money to assist five agencies that are working to provide relief to the victims of Hurricane Katrina. August 26, 2005 - Police Department to conduct victim/witness survey -

79. Rhode Island Regulatory Update - December 2004 Twice a year, the rhode island Department of Environmental Management (RIDEM) of the rhode island Mercury education and Reduction Act of 2001, RI Gen. http://www.environews.com/Regulatory Updates/RI_Dec_2004.htm

Your online resource for news and information for the environmental industry RHODE ISLAND REGULATORY UPDATE Regulatory Overview for 2004 Twice a year, the Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management (RIDEM) publishes a wish list of regulatory objectives it would like to see fulfilled. As with all wish lists, the items desired are difficult to obtain. In particular, the promulgation of new and revised environmental regulations is a laborious and time-consuming process, shaped by stakeholder input, public comment, funding, and countless other variables. Nevertheless, RIDEM was able to check off two key items on its regulatory agenda for 2004. These regulatory achievements, the product of several years in the making, will have a significant impact on business and industry in Rhode Island. The 2004 mercury regulations address the following subjects: As of January 1, 2003, providers of elemental mercury can only distribute the mercury for medical, dental, or research purposes. Section 7 requires the recipient of the mercury to complete a certification statement for each delivery that is to be submitted to RIDEM by the provider on no less than a monthly basis. Although the above described restrictions went into effect starting as early as January of 2002, the penalties for their violation do not kick in until July 1, 2005. The civil penalty range is $1,000.00 for a first-time violation and up to $5,000.00 for subsequent violations.

80. Rhode Island’s Disability Business Enterprise Law (16) Public agency shall mean the rhode island industrial recreational the rhode island higher education assistance authority, the rhode island http://www.gcd.state.ri.us/Web/Disability Business Enterprises pages/Disability

GCD Home Rhode Island’s Disability Business Enterprise Law Title 37 Public Properties And Works Chapter 2 State Purchases 37-2-7. Definitions. Chapter 2.2 Disability Business Enterprises ... 37-2.2-3.1. Policy and applicability. Title 37 Public Properties And Works Chapter 2 State Purchases 37-2-7. Definitions. The words defined in this section have the meanings set forth below whenever they appear in this chapter, unless the context in which they are used clearly requires a different meaning or a different definition is prescribed for a particular section, group of sections, or provision: (28) "State agency" means any department, commission, council, board, bureau, committee, institution, or other governmental entity of the executive or judicial branch of this state not otherwise established as a body corporate and politic, and includes, without limitation, the board of governors for higher education except for purchases which are funded by restricted, sponsored, or auxiliary moneys and the board of regents for elementary and secondary education. (29) "Governmental entity" means any department, commission, council, board, bureau, committee, institution, legislative body, agency, or government corporation of the executive, legislative, or judicial branches of state, federal, and/or local governments.

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