41. Educational Technology Cooperative texas education Agency IQ Project Investigating Quality (IQ) of Quality OnlineCourses. texas education Agency, 2003. The texas education Agency (TEA) has http://www.sreb.org/programs/EdTech/onlinelearning/policies.asp

Search powered by K-12 Online Learning Policies and Regulations SREB States Florida In 2001, Florida Bill 1533 created the governance of the Florida Virtual School and established the mission for the Florida Virtual School. A new funding mechanism provided in Florida K-20 Education Code, 1002.37 in 2003, was established to bring stability and add additional accountability measures to FLVS. Under the new law, FLVS is now included in the statewide funding formula for K-12 education instead of relying on a line-item appropriation in the state's annual budget. Georgia The Development Of The Virtual High School In The State Of Georgia This document reports data gathered and recommendations made for creating a state virtual high school in Georgia. Questions the Committee Should Ask Survey questions committee used to gather information for the report, The Development of the Virtual High School in the State of Georgia. Kentucky The first ever statewide virtual high school was created in Kentucky by executive order in 1999. The Kentucky Virtual High School began operation in January 2000, with a blend of licensed and self-developed online courses, taught by Kentucky teachers. Read the administrative regulations of the Kentucky Board of Education relating to advanced placement courses.

42. Texas Education Agency - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia The texas education Agency is a branch of the state government of texas and Retrieved from http//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/texas_education_Agency http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Texas_Education_Agency

Texas Education Agency From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. The Texas Education Agency is a branch of the state government of Texas and oversees primary and secondary education in the state. It is based in Austin edit See also List of school districts in Texas edit External links Texas Education Agency This article relating to education is a stub . You can help Wikipedia by expanding it This Texas -related article is a stub . You can help Wikipedia by expanding it Retrieved from " http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Texas_Education_Agency Categories Education in Texas State education departments in the United States ... Texas-related stubs Views Article Discussion Edit this page History Personal tools Create account / log in Navigation Main Page Community portal Current events Recent changes ... Donations Search Toolbox What links here Related changes Upload file Special pages ... Permanent link This page was last modified 22:05, 29 August 2005. All text is available under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License (see for details). About Wikipedia

43. Texas - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia The public school systems are administered by the texas education Agency. All butone of the school districts in texas are separate from any form of http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Texas

Texas From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. For other uses, see Texas (disambiguation) This article documents a current event Information may change rapidly as the event progresses. State of Texas Flag of Texas Seal of Texas State nickname Lone Star State Other U.S. States Capital Austin Houston ... Rick Perry (R) None English and Spanish are de facto. Area km² Land 678,907 km² Water 17,333 km² (2.5%) Population ( Population Density 30.75 /km² (28th) Date December 29 Order Time zone Central UTC Mountain ... UTC (part of west Texas) Latitude 25°50'N to 36°30'N Longitude 93°31'W to 106°38'W Width 1,065 km Length 1,270 km Elevation Highest point Guadalupe Peak , 2,667 m Mean 520 m Lowest point m Abbreviations USPS TX US-TX Web site www.state.tx.us Texas is a state located in the United States of America . The 28th U.S. state , Texas joined the United States in . Its postal abbreviation is TX The state name derives from a word in a Caddoan language of the Hasinai t¡yshaʔ (or tejas, as the Spaniards spelled it), meaning friends or allies Spanish explorers mistakenly applied the word to the people and their location. With an area of km and a population of 22.5 million, Texas is the second largest U.S. state in both area and population, and the largest state in the contiguous 48 states in area. (

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Governor Rick Perry Home About News ... Contact Latest News Returning Evacuees Can Call TxDOT Number for Road Conditions Support Governor Perry Join the Email List or Volunteer Tell a Friend Gov. Perry Tours Hurricane Impacted Areas Hurricane Rita Update ... Strayhorn under the pile From the Austin American-Statesman Gov. Perry Recalls Texas Forces from Louisiana; Begins Preparations for Rita Gov. Perry Announces $487,255 in Grants To Crime Stoppers Programs Across Texas Gov. Perry Announces $162,141 in Grants To Texas Counties for Essential Public Services See Also: More Campaign News Official Press Releases from the Capitol Issues Education Reform Fiscal Responsibility Stronger Families Video Welcome From the Governor Watch the video Political advertisement paid for by Texans for Rick Perry PMB 217, P.O. Box 2013, Austin, Texas 78768 Contact the campaign

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Texas Education Agency 1701 North Congress Austin, TX 78701 (512) 463-9311 Fax: (512) 475-3575 www.tea.state.tx.us Content Areas: Science, Math, Technology, Pre-Engineering for High School, Other Level Focus: K-12 Education Involvements: Accountability/Standards, Curriculum Materials Development, Educational Research, Out of School Programs – Implementation, Policy – State, Professional Development, School/Higher Education Partnerships, Systemic Reform The mission of the Texas Education Agency is to ensure that all children have access to a quality education that enables them to achieve their potential and fully participate now and in the future in the social, economic, and educational opportunities of the state and nation. That mission is grounded on the conviction that a general diffusion of knowledge is essential for the welfare of this state and for the preservation of the liberties and rights of citizens. It is further grounded on the conviction that a successful public education system is directly related to a strong, dedicated, and supportive family and that parental involvement in the school is essential for the maximum educational achievement of a child.

46. Mathematics TEKS Toolkit http//www.mathtekstoolkit.org Copyright © 2002 The University of texas at Austin Privacy policy texas education logo graphic The texas education Agency. http://www.tenet.edu/teks/math/

TEA CAMT TASM TCTM ... Especially for... Catalog About Us Other TEKS Toolkits Dana Center Websites Site Map Text Version NEW! Revised Secondary Mathematics TEKS: TEKS with changes marked (pdf 497kb) and clean copy of new TEKS (pdf 497kb) NEW! Mathematics TEKS Toolkit brochure (pdf 1.6mb) Issue Brief: Supporting Mathematics Teacher Education Presentations from CAMT 2005 Supporting and Strengthening Standards-Based Mathematics Teacher Preparation (pdf 1mb) Dana Center Issue Brief Making Sense of Research for Improving Education (PDF Format - 247K) Articles on proportionality as the "big idea" of Texas middle school mathematics Please visit the Higher Education website of the Charles A. Dana Center ThinkFive To order Mathematics Products and Publications, visit the Online Catalog Resources for implementing the mathematics Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS) and for improving mathematics programs in Texas Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS) Overview and History Structure of the TEKS and TEKS in English or Spanish Supporting the TEKS and TAKS Standards in the Classroom Clarifying Activities ... Examining Mathematics for Young Children (draft),

47. Mathematics TEKS Toolkit This section links to the texas education Agency s (TEA) website directing youto information TABCC.org); TBECtexas Business and education Coalition http://www.tenet.edu/teks/math/qstarts/community.html

TEA CAMT TASM TCTM Information Especially for... Catalog About Us Other TEKS Toolkits Dana Center Websites Site Map ... information for... Information Especially For The Community Purpose of the Toolkit This section provides information about this dynamic website and solicits your feedback and suggestions for continual improvement. The Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS) The TEKS were developed to make clear what all students should know and be able to do in all subject areas in Kindergarten through Grade 12. This section has information about the Mathematics TEKS. TEKS and the Mathematics Classroom This section has information about what research suggests is the kind of classroom that would best help children learn mathematics. Local Information This section links to the Texas Education Agency's (TEA) website directing you to information about what is happening in schools in your area, including performance data on schools PIPE (Performance Information for Public Education) Through PIPE , the Texas Business and Education Coalition provides student achievement information. The site is developed and hosted by TRIAND.

48. Filing A Complaint With The Texas Education Agency - Print Version texas education Agency 1701 North Congress Avenue Austin, texas 78701. Parents maywant to send the letter by certified mail so that they have a record of http://www.advocacyinc.org/ED11_print.htm

FILING A COMPLAINT WITH THE TEXAS EDUCATION AGENCY July, 1999 Introduction Parents, and other interested persons, who have complaints about the special education services being provided by a school district may file a complaint with the Texas Education Agency (TEA). TEA is required to operate a complaint management system for addressing any violation of Part B the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), including the identification, evaluation, or placement of a student with a disability, or the provision of a free appropriate public education (FAPE) to the student. Organizations may also file complaints. Complaints may be about services being provided to one student with a disability or to a group of students with disabilities. While a parent, organization, or any other interested person may file a complaint, this handout will refer to the person sending the complaint as "parent." The Office of Special Education Programs (OSEP) has specifically stated that the complaint management system is supposed to be a less costly, but equally effective, alternative to filing a request for a due process hearing. Therefore, any issue that would be appropriate to take to a hearing is also appropriate for the complaint management system. In many instances, the parent should try to resolve the complaint with the school district by going to an Admission, Review and Dismissal (ARD) meeting before filing a complaint with TEA. For example, if the parent believes that the school district staff is not implementing the modifications called for in the Individualized Education Program (IEP), the parent should bring that to the attention of the ARD Committee and complain to TEA if it continues to be a problem.

49. Texas The texas education Agency’s website also contains extensive information oneducational programs and initiatives in texas, including information for http://www.itc.org/aaron/states/texas.html

Texas Texas deregulated its telecommunications services in 1995. The Texas bill included many of the elements found in the subsequent federal Telecommunications Act of 1996. Of particular importance to rural areas are the universal service guarantees of 1996 HB 2128 State Efforts The Texas state government outlined its vision for telecommunications in the State Strategic Plan for Information Management . The plan calls for broad public-private partnership in bringing the benefits of telecommunications to the people of Texas. The core of the plan is the use of the state fiber optic network (which consists of state-owned and leased lines) which connects hundreds of government agencies and offices around the state. One of the primary goals outlined in the plan is to expand the reach of government services by making them available online. Part of this effort has been the development of extensive WWW resources for government and state information, located on the State of Texas Homepage HB 2128 includes special provisions for schools and health care clinics. These entities are guaranteed discounted access to certain telecommunication services (T1 and T3 connections are priced at 105% of the Total System Long Run Incremental Cost, or TSLRIC. For entities in the territory of SBC [formerly Southwestern Bell], this means that T1 pricing is available for $260/month). The deregulation bill also set up a Telecommunications Infrastructure Fund to promote the use of telecommunications services in schools. This fund (which is $150 million per year for ten years) is designed to help defray the cost of setting up local and wide area networks and the costs of purchasing computers for use in classrooms. It gives priority to schools who form consortia with other schools, libraries, universities, and those who have matching funds. Recognition is also given to projects that seek to include the local community and those that serve more rural areas. The latter fund recognizes the need to set up local infrastructure in order to make the broader infrastructure useful, as outlined in the

50. SEDL Streamlines E-Plans For Texas Education Agency required to submit their technology plans to the texas education Agency (TEA).In collaboration with the texas education Agency, staff of both SEDL s http://www.relnetwork.org/news/2004-06/06-SEDL.html

@import "http://www.relnetwork.org/newsadv.css"; Site Search: advanced search Home What is the REL Network? Lab Stories Archive ... Request Information June 1, 2004 SEDL Streamlines E-Plans for Texas Education Agency Districts, charter schools, and education service centers in Texas-more than 1,400 entities-are required to submit their technology plans to the Texas Education Agency (TEA). In collaboration with the Texas Education Agency, staff of both SEDL's regional education laboratory and SouthCentral Regional Technology in Education Consortium developed E-Plan, an online system for developing, submitting, reviewing, and approving technology plans. Texas e-Plan "went online" as of January 2004 SEDL REL Web administrator Brian Litke and RTEC program associate Kim Hughes designed the Texas e-Plan with several features that support online creation of technology plans. First, it creates a uniform template that clarifies technology planning expectations for districts. Second, Texas e-Plan integrates data from the state PEIMS (Public Education Information Management System) and STaR (School Technology and Readiness) Chart into the plans. Finally, it provides automated feedback that highlights the components of a plan that align to federal E-Rate criteria, No Child Left Behind requirements, and the Texas Long Range Plan for Technology recommendations. The new automated planning system allows TEA and the 20 regional services centers to monitor the status of plan development in any district and search and locate information on specific plan elements.

51. FinAid | Other Types Of Aid | US State Government Aid Pennsylvania Higher education Assistance Agency 1200 North Seventh Street texas Higher education Coordinating Board PO Box 12788, Capitol Station http://www.finaid.org/otheraid/state.phtml

US State Government Aid The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is used to apply for most state loan, grant and scholarship programs, in addition to the federal loans and grants. When you submit the FAFSA to the US Department of Education, they forward the information on the form to the state student assistance agency. Each state has a different FAFSA submission deadline. If you submit your FAFSA by March 1, you will be in time for all state deadlines, other than Michigan. If you miss the deadline, you will be ineligible to receive state aid for the entire academic year. Procedures for applying for state prepaid tuition programs and the national guard differ from state to state. The amount of information provided on the state web sites varies from state to states. Some states provide comprehensive information about residency requirements , loan, grant, scholarship and prepaid tuition programs and other state aid programs. Others provide minimal information. We recommend visiting the sites for both your state of residence and for the states of the colleges to which you are applying. A B C D ... Territories and Others ALABAMA Alabama Commission on Higher Education Suite 205 3465 Norman Bridge Road Montgomery, Alabama 36105-2310

52. Educational Interpreters texas Contact Jennifer Howell, Program Specialist texas education Agency.VIRGINIA – Scroll down to educational Interpreting Services http://www.rid.org/eduterp.html

Educational Interpreters Many documents referenced on this page are available in the Adobe Acrobat format (PDF). The documents will automatically download and open for you to read, print, or save. If you don't have the Acrobat Reader plug-in installed than "click" on this link: Get the Adobe Acrobat Reader . Most RID documents are also available from fax-on-demand Join RID today! Welcome Educational Interpreters have always been an important part of the mission and programs of RID. However, over the years, we have gotten feedback that some of you feel overlooked by the majority of publications, VIEWS articles, conference workshops, etc. So we have rolled up our sleeves and are working to improve our outreach, advocacy, and resource development efforts for YOU!! Minnesota Setting the Standard for Other States to Follow Related Workshops and Conferences Check RID's Searchable Databases for RID Approved Workshops State Resources and Requirements Here are various states' resources and requirements for their educational interpreters: CALIFORNIA Educational Interpreters proposed standards FLORIDA GEORGIA Georgia School System Establishes Equitable Salary Scale KANSAS KENTUCKY Educational Interpreter Role (scroll to page 59) MAINE Maine's licensing requirements MINNESOTA NEW YORK ... TEXAS Contact Jennifer Howell, Program Specialist Texas Education Agency

53. USCS - Texas Education Agency The texas education Agency maintains a Charter Schools page thatincludes a link to Frequently Asked Questions, a list of charter schools,...... http://www.uscharterschools.org/cs/r/view/uscs_sp/127

Home Login Register Advanced In This Section Resources Review Starting a Charter School Highlighted Resources State Organizations ... Search Resources Twelve studies find that overall gains in charter schools are larger than other public schools; four find charter schools’ gains higher in certain significant categories of schools; six find comparable gains; and, four find that charter schools’ overall gains lagged behind traditional schools. Source: Charter School Achievement: What We Know, July 2005 Update Texas Education Agency Division of Charter Schools 1701 N. Congress Ave. Austin, Texas  78701 Phone: Fax: URL: http://www.tea.state.tx.us Description: The Texas Education Agency maintains a Charter Schools page that includes a link to Frequently Asked Questions, a list of charter schools, and information about charter school Funding. Key Contacts Name Phone Email Dr. Susan Barnes sbarnes@tea.state.tx.us Items in Our Resource Library: Texas Open-Enrollment Charter Schools: 2003-04 Evaluation Home Overview News ... Resources See our and helpful details about this site

54. AIE: State Education Resources texas Scholars www.texasscholars.org The texas Scholars program, The missionof the texas education Agency (TEA) is to build the capacity for excellence http://www.adventuresineducation.org/Portal/index.cfm?page=_st_texas.cfm

55. Amarillo Independent School District WEB LINKS, texas education Agency, Globe News, Chamber of Commerce, AEDC,TENET Home Page, Potter/Randall Apprsl Dist, Classrm Connection Grants http://www.amaisd.org/

Shaping the Future Quick Links Contact Us FAQs Newcomers Site Map ... Website Admin School Web Sites AACAL Amarillo High School Austin Middle School Avondale Belmar Bivins Bonham Middle School Bowie Middle School Caprock High School Carver Academy Carver ECA Coronado Crockett Middle School de Zavala Middle School Eastridge Education Support Center Emerson Fannin Middle School Forest Hill Glenwood Hamlet School Houston Middle School Humphrey's Highland Allen Lamar Landergin Lawndale Lee Mann Middle School Mesa Verde North Heights Alternative Oak Dale Olsen Park Palo Duro High School Paramount Terrace Pleasant Valley Puckett Ridgecrest Rogers San Jacinto Sanborn Sleepy Hollow South Georgia South Lawn Sunrise Tascosa High School Travis Middle School Western Plateau Whittier Wills Windsor Wolflin Woodlands MOST REQUESTED Employment With AISD Curriculum Standards Maintenance Work Orders Board Meeting Schedule Online News Tip Sheet Policy Manual On-Line WEB LINKS Texas Education Agency Globe News Chamber of Commerce AEDC TENET Home Page Potter/Randall Apprsl Dist Classrm Connection Grants Internet Virus Info Computer Vendors KVII Weather SBC Directory Region 16 ESC Amarillo's Promise The Alliance for Youth School Board Actions Click here for the latest board meeting summary.

56. Texas Education Agency Special Education Mediation Program Scores High The Consortium For Appropriate Dispute Resolution in Special education (CADRE)is funded by the Office of Special education Programs at the United States http://www.directionservice.org/cadre/tea.cfm

Home Contact Us About CADRE Privacy Topical Search: Select A Topic All Articles Americans w/Disabilities Act CADRE Collaboration Coming Attractions Communication Skills CR Education Dispute Resolution Options Diversity Early Intervention Español Features CADRE Products For Advocates For Mediators IDEA/IDEA 97 Index Page Mediation Negotiation News Outreach/Promotion Participating in Mediation Partner Organizations Research and Evaluation Resources Sample State Forms System Design Training Resources Video Resource What's New IDEIA 2004 FAQ Text Search: Skip Navigation CADRE Continuum Literature Database Resources ... Archive Subscribe to CADRE caucus This document does not offer formal policy guidance from the Office of Special Education Programs at the United States Department of Education. This site is funded by: Join CADRE Practioner List Serve Texas Education Agency Special Education Mediation Program Scores High Email this Print this 96% of Parents and School District Personnel Who Used TEA Special Education Mediation Would Do So Again Austin-  The overwhelming majority of parents and school district staff participating in the Texas Education Agency's (TEA) Special Education Mediation Program found it to be highly effective, expressed strong satisfaction with the process, and were willing to use the mediation services again or recommend it to others according to a survey of results which looked at 603 surveys over a two year period of time (1998-2000).

57. NCEF Resource List: Disaster Preparedness And Response For Schools http//www.threatplan.org/ (US Department of education Office of Safe and http//youthresponsenetwork.org/ Dolphin, Bill (texas School Safety Center, http://www.edfacilities.org/rl/disaster.cfm

DISASTER PREPAREDNESS AND RESPONSE FOR SCHOOLS NCEF's resource list of links, books, and journal articles on building or retrofitting schools to withstand natural disasters and terrorism, developing emergency preparedness plans, and using school buildings to shelter community members during emergencies. Show all citations Show citations from 2000 to present Show citations from 2002 to present Show Abstracts Hide Abstracts References to Books and Other Media - 108 (1 new citation) References to Journal Articles Related Web Sites Related Resource Lists - 9 (1 new list) School Nurse Role in Bioterrorism Emergency Preparedness and Response. Position Statement. Revised. http://www.nasn.org/positions/2005psbioterrorism.pdf (National Association of School Nurses. , Jun 2005) It is the position of the National Association of School Nurses that school nurses should be designated and recognized as first responders to mass casualty emergencies, including those resulting from bioterrorist events. School nurses should be trained in protection, detection, and treatment of victims of such events and in the command and control management techniques of the logistics of such a situation. The strategic position of well-prepared nurses within the school environment has significant potential for minimizing the effects of a bioterrorist attack in school settings and, subsequently, in the community at large 3p. Macon State College Emergency Response Plan.

58. NCEF Resource List: School Size/Small Schools http//www.ers.org. The Ultimate education Reform? Make Schools Smaller texas education Agency,Div. of Policy Planning and Evaluation, Austin , 1999) http://www.edfacilities.org/rl/size.cfm

SCHOOL SIZE/SMALL SCHOOLS NCEF's resource list of links, books, and journal articles examining research and changing standards for K-12 school and enrollment size, and class and classroom size. Show all citations Show citations from 2000 to present Show citations from 2002 to present Show Abstracts Hide Abstracts References to Books and Other Media - 78 (2 new citations) References to Journal Articles - 95 (2 new citations) Related Web Sites Related Resource Lists An Analysis of Construction of Small Schools vs. Larger Schools. http://www.maine.gov/education/const/c002.doc Brown, Scott; Johnson, Paul; Doughty, Dale; Cecil, Dan; Keck, Lyndon (State Board of Education, Augusta, Maine , Jul 2005) Presents results of studies in Maine indicating that a consolidated school can serve the same student population and offer the same curriculum with less square footage and thus at a reduced cost than two or more smaller schools. Operating and personnel costs are also lower in the consolidated school option, with savings approaching $3,500 per student over 40 years in Maine. As a school's enrollment decreases, the square footage and subsequent cost per student increases. Interpretation of the data by the Maine Department of Education is included. 19p. Educational Facility Resources from the AIA 2005 National Convention.

59. RNT - Department Of Education (614) 4667420; http//www.okhighered.org/student-center/financial-aid/ Financial Aid Contact the texas Higher education Coordinating Board, http://www.rnt.org/channels/clearinghouse/deptedu.asp

@import url(/css/core.css); State and Federal Requirements Search through our directory of State Departments of Education , which offers contact information and Web links to help you find information about licensure, alternative routes to teacher certification, and financial aid. State Department of Education Requirements Although all states must comply with the federal provision of No Child Left Behind, many states have programs for mid-career changers individuals who already have a bachelor's degree—that are alternatives to the traditional route to teacher certification. Just as teacher certification requirements differ from state to state, so do alternative certification program offerings. In the State Departments of Education directory, RNT provides resources developed by the National Center for Alternative Certification: a coded list of alternative certification programs offered in each state, and an alternative licensure key that describes details about the types of programs offered by each state. As this information about alternative certification is subject to change, you will still want to call for the most up-to-date information. Some states offer this information online and others will mail you a packet about state-approved alternative certification programs and requirements.

60. Texas Freedom Network: Charter Schools Fact Sheet Public education BRIEFING PAPER texas Charter Schools 2004; In recent texaseducation Agency (TEA) ratings, 11 percent of charter campuses received http://www.tfn.org/publiceducation/charterschools/factsheet/index.php

Public Education BRIEFING PAPER: Texas Charter Schools Supporters have touted charter schools as a cure-all for public education. Those proponents have promised that loosening regulations and eliminating certification requirements for teachers will help charters do a better job than traditional public schools of educating students (particularly for diverse populations) and help them hire better teachers. They also say charters will improve traditional public schools through competition. Since its inception in 1995, however, the charter school system in Texas has been characterized by poor academic performance, a lack of accountability and irregular financial practices. As a result, the charter school system has squandered huge sums of taxpayer money while trapping many students in situations that range from dismal to dangerous. Charter schools fall short of traditional schools in student achievement. Traditional public schools in Texas meet state performance standards at higher rates than do charter schools. A U.S. Department of Education study found that this fact did not change after controlling for the proportion of low-income students, the proportion of minority students, student mobility and student enrollment. Evaluation of the Public Charter Schools Program , Final Report, 2004 Texas Sunset Advisory Commission Staff Report

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