21. About Texas - Texas State Library Contact information and various data for texas schools Written interpretationsof existing laws by the texas Attorney general; texas Legislature Online http://www.tsl.state.tx.us/ref/abouttx/

Areas of General Interest About Texas Business and Economics Cities and Counties Doing a Report on Texas Education ... Search the Online Catalog Business and Economics Business and industry data center Economic overview Brief analysis of economic and demographic trends in Texas Forms for businesses and nonprofit organizations Filing information for corporations and nonprofit associations Labor force statistics Unemployment statistics, wage information and workforce demographics from the Texas Workforce Commission Starting a business Guide to Texas business licenses and permits, featuring Four Steps to Starting a Business Texas taxes The Comptroller of Public Accounts provides information on taxes. Questions about Texas taxes can be e-mailed directly to tax.help@cpa.state.tx.us return to top Cities and Counties City Web sites Links to Web sites for Texas cities Counties and county seats Listing of the 254 counties and their county seats County Web sites County Web sites from the Texas Association of Counties County and district clerk addresses Contact information for each of the county and district clerks

22. Texas State Publications Bibliographic Series No. 1 - Education, March 1993 - Te CURRICULUM (general). Education Agency. Comprehensive guidance program for Texaspublic schools a guide for program development, preK-12th grade. http://www.tsl.state.tx.us/statepubs/docs/education.html

Services to Government Agencies Texas State Publications Depository Program Texas State Government Publications On Education Texas Bibliographic Series No. 1, March 1993 Many state government publications contain unique information about public school education from pre-kindergarten through Grade 12. Here's a selective list of titles that are available at your depository library. CURRICULUM (GENERAL) Education Agency. Comprehensive guidance program for Texas public schools : a guide for program development, pre-K-12th grade. [1990]. x, 101 p. Includes bibliographical references (p. 99). TEXDOC No.: E500.5 C738g. Education Agency. Curriculum documents : guides for instructional program quality. [1990]. viii, 28 p. TEXDOC No.: E500.5 C936d. Education Agency. State Board of Education rules for curriculum : essential elements. TEXDOC No.: E500.4 Es74.

23. The University Of Texas Health Science Center At Houston, Medical School, Depart The University of texas Health Science Center at Houston. MEDICAL SCHOOLDEPARTMENT OF INTERNAL MEDICINE DIVISION OF general MEDICINE http://www.uth.tmc.edu/schools/med/imed/general/

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24. The University Of Texas Health Science Center At Houston, Medical School, Depart general INFORMATION. Division Director, Gene D. LeSage, MD Professor of Medicine,Director and Interim The University of texas Medical School at Houston http://www.uth.tmc.edu/schools/med/imed/gastro/

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26. Analysis: Future Of Texas Schools At Stake - (United Press International) The texas attorney general s office, which will defend the spending system, texas is not the only state in court this year over school finance. http://washingtontimes.com/upi-breaking/20040806-025031-7807r.htm

August 08, 2004 Advertise Subscribe Site Map Front Page ... Wash. Golf Monthly Analysis: Future of Texas schools at stake By Phil Magers UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL Dallas, TX, Aug. 6 (UPI) At the same time students are reporting for the first classes of the year across Texas, teams of lawyers are preparing for a courtroom showdown in Austin that will determine the future of the state's $30 billion school-funding system. Nearly 300 of the state's school districts have joined in a massive lawsuit that goes to trial Monday in the court of State District Judge John Dietz, charging that the current so-called Robin Hood system violates the Texas Constitution. The courtroom shootout comes after the state Legislature, called into special session by Republican Gov. Rick Perry, failed to take any action during a 30-day session. Perry has talked of calling another session, but time is running out. It appears the state's legislators will now wait until the regular session early next year to take up the hottest issue in the state. By that time, they will most likely have some direction from the courts, which is what some of them want. Groups of school districts, some property-rich and a few property-poor, along with urban districts like Dallas, Austin and Houston, have joined in the lawsuit against the current system, which was enacted in 1993 after another lawsuit.

27. Coalition To Invest In Texas Schools Senate copies of Conference Committee Reports (CCRs) on tax, general appropriations, Funding texas schools is complex and everchanging process. http://www.investintexasschools.org/

Search: Legislative Updates Take Action Communicate with your legislator and get involved locally. School Finance Library Review the latest reports, proposals and analyses on Texas school finance. School Funding 101 Learn more about our current school funding system. Texas Progress Report Learn about the positive effects of additional funding. Press Center Find media advisories, press releases and other resources for media. Tuesday, May 31, 2005 The 2005 Legislature wrapped up its session without finding a solution for the school finance reform. Governor Perry stated he will call a special session once the senate and the house reach an agreement. On the horizon, the Texas Supreme Court will hear arguments in an appeal of a school-finance case on July 6th. Friday, May 27, 2005 Down to the Wire on School Finance Today is the last day for the House to consider Senate amendments (concur or go to conference). Before midnight Senate copies of Conference Committee Reports (CCRs) on tax, general appropriations, and reapportionment bills must be printed and distributed. Core Principles Core Principles on School Finance and Keys to a Workable School Finance System for Texas (September 14, 2004)

28. Texas Progress Report - Statistics Coalition to Invest in texas schools, Photo of a girl at the chalkboard The State of School Finance in texas. A general diffusion of knowledge being http://www.investintexasschools.org/progress/statistics.php

Search: The State of School Finance in Texas "A general diffusion of knowledge being essential to the preservation of the liberties and rights of the people, it shall be the duty of the Legislature of the State to establish and make suitable provision for the support and maintenance of an efficient system of public free schools" (emphasis added). Texas School Finance - The Current State : For the 2002-2003 school year, the Texas Education Agency reports spending per pupil as $7,088. The U.S. Department of Education's National Center for Education Statistics reports spending per student in Texas at $6,549 for 2000-2001 which places Texas 37th in the nation on education spending. The state share for public education has decreased to 38 percent, the lowest level since WWII, while the local share has increased to 62 percent. In 1945, the state share for funding public schools was at 55 percent. ( Legislative Budget Board 494 school districts have a tax rate of $1.50 or higher representing 39 percent of all districts and 46.4 percent of all students enrolled in Texas public schools. Over 691 school districts, or approximately 70 percent of all school districts, have a tax rate ranging between $1.45 or higher (

29. Texas Schools Manipulating School Dropout Rate Reports - The Daily Texan - State consider her a dropout since she is working toward a general Equivalency Diploma.Some say texas schools are nudging out low performing students who may http://www.dailytexanonline.com/news/2003/09/05/StateLocal/Texas.Schools.Manipul

document.write(''+''); The Daily Texan Extras: Student Resources Scholarships Movies Travel ... GradZone Serving the community of The University of Texas at Austin since 1900 document.write(currentissuedayname + ', ' + currentissuemonthname + ' ' + currentissueday + ', ' + currentissueyear); Sections Home Classifieds Multimedia Photo Galleries Interactive Login Register Around Campus Advertising Rates ... log in or register Search Archives Advanced Search Extended Archives Click here to tell your Hurricane Rita story and get information var story_id = 458504; Texas schools manipulating school dropout rate reports Students who earn GED, leave to go to prison not counted Crystal Gonzalez, 17, studies at a non-profit reading center in Houston Aug 27. Gonzalez left school earlier this year but is now working toward a General Equivalency Diploma. HOUSTON - Crystal Gonzalez, 17, gave up on high school in Houston's East End neighborhood earlier this year. She never made it past ninth-grade. ''They told me there was no hope. It would take me so many years to graduate,'' said Gonzalez, held back twice at Channelview High School because of poor attendance. ''They told me it would be better for me to get my GED. They probably had other students that needed to be in school more.'' She left a system that doesn't consider her a dropout since she is working toward a General Equivalency Diploma. Some say Texas schools are nudging out low performing students who may drag down standardized test scores.

30. University Of Texas-Pan American, Official Athletic Site ~ General Releases The Official Athletic Site for University of texas PanAmerican, member of College June 22, 2005 - Birdies for Charity / Chip In for schools Program http://utpabroncs.collegesports.com/genrel/txpa-genrel.html

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31. TASB News: Technology In Texas Schools texas schools have made great strides in the past five years in providing teachersand In general, schools most commonly use distance learning and http://www.tasb.org/news/press_releases/2003/march/technology.aspx

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32. ServiceLeader.org: Volunteers In Schools: General Resources On Volunteerism general Resources on Volunteerism. This is an index of links to major Lyndon B.Johnson School of Public Affairs The University of texas at Austin http://www.serviceleader.org/new/vis/articles/2003/04/000192.php

ServiceLeader.org: Volunteers in Schools Main Information about Not-for-Profit Organizations » General Resources on Volunteerism This is an index of links to major regional and nationwide sites in the U.S. that provide updated lists of volunteer opportunities at various different organizations. Many of these are third party volunteer databases (they provide information about other organization's volunteer opportunities). Also included are links to indices of local sites, such as volunteer centers and community networks/freenets. The best place to look for volunteer opportunities is your local volunteer center; many communities have one. Action Without Borders A well-traveled place to post volunteer opportunities, or for volunteers to post their services. Offers other nonprofit resources as well. Amigos de las Americas Sponsors volunteers, primarily between the ages of 16 - 25, in public health and environmental projects in Mexico and Central and South America. Amizade Not-for-profit organization with programs that offer a mix of community service and recreation which provide volunteers the opportunity to participate first hand in the culture of the region. Past projects have included building a vocational training center for street children on the Amazon, building additional rooms onto a health clinic in the Bolivian Andes, and doing historic preservation and environmental cleanup in the Greater Yellowstone Area. Volunteers need no special skills, just a willingness to help. Break Away: the Alternative Break Collection National non-profit organization based at Vanderbilt University, promoting service on the local, regional, national, and international levels through break-oriented programs which immerse students in often vastly different cultures, heightens social awareness, and advocates life-long social action. Break Away promotes alternative break programs through student training, technical assistance, volunteer placement, and publications.

33. ServiceLeader.org: Volunteers In Schools: General Resources On Volunteerism ServiceLeader.org Volunteers in schools. general Resources on Volunteerism B. Johnson School of Public Affairs at the University of texas at Austin http://www.serviceleader.org/new/vis/articles/2003/04/000192print.php

ServiceLeader.org: Volunteers in Schools General Resources on Volunteerism This is an index of links to major regional and nationwide sites in the U.S. that provide updated lists of volunteer opportunities at various different organizations. Many of these are third party volunteer databases (they provide information about other organization's volunteer opportunities). Also included are links to indices of local sites, such as volunteer centers and community networks/freenets. The best place to look for volunteer opportunities is your local volunteer center; many communities have one. Action Without Borders A well-traveled place to post volunteer opportunities, or for volunteers to post their services. Offers other nonprofit resources as well. Amigos de las Americas Sponsors volunteers, primarily between the ages of 16 - 25, in public health and environmental projects in Mexico and Central and South America. Amizade Not-for-profit organization with programs that offer a mix of community service and recreation which provide volunteers the opportunity to participate first hand in the culture of the region. Past projects have included building a vocational training center for street children on the Amazon, building additional rooms onto a health clinic in the Bolivian Andes, and doing historic preservation and environmental cleanup in the Greater Yellowstone Area. Volunteers need no special skills, just a willingness to help. Break Away: the Alternative Break Collection National non-profit organization based at Vanderbilt University, promoting service on the local, regional, national, and international levels through break-oriented programs which immerse students in often vastly different cultures, heightens social awareness, and advocates life-long social action. Break Away promotes alternative break programs through student training, technical assistance, volunteer placement, and publications.

34. IDRA Newsletter: School Finance Inequities Mean Schools Are Not Ready To Teach The need for improved school facilities is not unique to texas. Based on anational survey of school officials, the general Accounting Office estimates http://www.idra.org/Newslttr/1996/Oct/Cuca.htm

Intercultural Development Research Association IDRA Newsletter - October 1996 In This Issue: Staying in School "School Finance Inequities Mean Schools Are Not Ready to Teach," " Testimony Before the President's Advisory Commission on Educational Excellence for Hispanic Americans : Equity and Accountability Needed to Reduce Dropout Rates," by Josie Danini Supik, M.A. "Up or Down: The Dropout Dilemma in Texas," by Roy Johnson, M.S. "What Adults Should Know about Teenagers," IDRA Interview "'E Pluribus Unum' Strengthened by Multicultural Education," by Frank Gonzales, Ph.D. "Coca-Cola Valued Youth Program Expands," IDRA Update "Our Nation on the Fault Line: Hispanic American Education Dropouts," President's Advisory Commission on Educational Excellence for Hispanic Americans School Finance Inequities Mean Schools Are Not Ready to Teach [©1996, IDRA. The following article originally appeared in the

35. NISWS - School Safety News I believe texas is safe and our schools are safe, Mr. Perry said. It wasa general threat that we put out, just like all the other general threats, http://www.nisws.com/article011.html

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37. Texas Tech University School Of Law texas Tech University School of Law led all texas schools in 1st time pass rateof the general Counsel and the Military Service Judge Advocates general. http://www.law.ttu.edu/

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38. Public Health Schools In Texas – General Requirements The University of texas at Houston – School of Public Health School of PublicHealth general admission requirements for the MPH http://www.utsa.edu/advise/hpac/healthprofessions/Public Health/PublicHealthGenR

University Health Professions Home Page Health Professions Special Resources P ublic H ealth S chools in T exas G eneral R equirements The University of Texas at Houston – School of Public Health The School of Public Health in Houston provides satellite programs at University of Texas Health Science Centers in San Antonio Dallas El Paso , and Brownsville . The satellite programs offer a Master’s Degree in Public Health (M.P.H.), whereas Houston offers the MPH, Dr.P.H. and Ph.D. degrees. M.P.H. degrees may be taken with concentrations in the following disciplines: Behavioral Sciences Environmental Sciences Biological Sciences Epidemiology Biometry Management and Policy Sciences Admission Requirements: A baccalaureate or more advanced degree in an appropriate field from an accredited university or school Eligibility for admission as a graduate student in the

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40. ENC Online: Curriculum Resources: Browse: General Education> Rural Schools Browse general education Rural schools New tools for texas schools Printmaterial Date 1995 Grade(s) K 12 Cost Out of Print ENC 010918 http://www.enc.org/resources/browse/0,,0-1196-3853_1_0-0-0,00.shtm

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