41. Immigrant Advocates Blast Kilgore virginia Attorney general Jerry W. Kilgore (R), who is defending the schools, The average instate student at a virginia school is subsidized by the http://www.sullivan-county.com/id3/kilgore.htm

Picture from the Bristol Herald Courier See the following: President Bush on Terrorism (Illegal) Immigrant advocates blast Kilgore The Associated Press ARLINGTON, VA. — Immigrant rights organizations criticized state Attorney General Jerry Kilgore's demand that Virginia colleges rid their campuses of any illegal immigrants. In a memo last month, Kilgore warned the colleges not to enroll illegal immigrants. He also instructed them to report to federal authorities any illegal immigrants they find on campus. Critics said at a news conference Friday that Kilgore's action unfairly penalizes foreign-born children for their parents' decision to come to the United States illegally. They also said it goes beyond any federal or state law by asking educators to act as police potentially in violation of confidentiality policies. Kilgore staff members countered by saying they are concerned that illegal immigrants could be taking seats at state schools that would otherwise go to U.S. citizens. They also said that since last year's terrorist attacks, all universities carry a greater responsibility to help the U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service monitor foreign students. “This is about differentiating between those who obey the law and those who willfully break it,” said Kilgore spokesman Tim Murtaugh. Virginia's move comes as many states are taking a dramatically different approach, not only allowing illegal immigrants to enroll in public colleges but also granting them in-state tuition. California, Texas and New York have passed laws to that effect in the last two years. Similar measures are either pending or being drafted in Maryland, North Carolina, Massachusetts, Minnesota and Utah, and Congress is considering legislation encouraging other states to follow suit.

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56 Listings for: (Location: Virginia) Brief View SEARCH AGAIN Next >> Virginia Art Schools and Art Colleges Degree Programs/Certifications: Advertising, Apparel Design, Art Administration, CAD, Digital Design, Fashion Design, Film/Video, Industrial Design, Interior Design, Multimedia, Painting, Photography, Studio Art, Visual Communication, Web Design... Largest Cities: Alexandria, Burke, Chantilly, Chesapeake, Dale City, Hampton, Lynchburg, Newport News, Norfolk, Portsmouth, Richmond, Roanoke, Suffolk, Tuckahoe, Virginia Beach... State ZIP Codes: Art abounds in Virginia, which boasts dozens of fine museums, theatres, performing art and dance troops, symphonies, operas, and so much more. So it seems fitting that labor projections for the art industry forecast nearly a 40% increase in job opportunities through 2012. Photographers can expect a 28% increase, while graphic designers are slated to see a 25% increase. Painters, sculptors, and illustrators aren't lagging either with a projected 22% increase. There are 31 Art Institutes located in major cities across North America!

43. FCTA 2005 Testimony Before The Fairfax County Delegation To The Virginia General The general Fund spends about 5 billion on public schools, Of virginia’s 136 school districts, the JLARC could find only three for which the Standards http://www.fcta.org/TALKS/T20050108LegHearing.html

Watchdog of the Taxpayer's Dollar Since 1956 Fairfax VA The FAIRFAX COUNTY TAXPAYERS ALLIANCE Home Email Alerts FORUM Press Releases ... Testimony Updated January 22, 2005 Taxpayer Links Letters to the Editor FCTA in the PRESS ABOUT FCTA ... Contribute online to the FCTA Testimony before the Fairfax County Delegation to the Virginia General Assembly January 8, 2005 By Arthur G. Purves President, Fairfax County Taxpayers Alliance Distinguished Members of the General Assembly: My name is Arthur Purves. I address you as president of the Fairfax County Taxpayers Alliance. My topic is transportation. First, please defeat legislation permitting red-light cameras. At intersections where red-light running is sufficiently frequent to warrant a camera, the timing on the yellow light is usually too short. Rather than cameras, just make sure that timing of traffic lights conforms to engineering standards. Regarding the transportation crisis, out of its nearly $30-billion annual budget, the state spends $3.5 billion per year on transportation. We may need to double that. The Northern Virginia 2020 Transportation Plan states that $700 million per year of new funds is needed just to address Northern Virginia transportation needs.

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45. School Board Of The City Of Virginia Beach Regulation 5-10.1 A person of school age who resides in virginia Beach is eligible for admission on a System of public schools; general provisions; definitions. http://www.vbschools.com/policies/5-10_1r.html

School Board of the City of Virginia Beach Regulation 5-10.1 STUDENTS Admission Requirements: General A. Age/Residence A person of school age who resides in Virginia Beach is eligible for admission on a nontuition basis. A person of school age will be deemed to reside in the school division: 1. When the person is living with a natural parent, or a parent by legal adoption; 2. When the parents of such person are dead and the person is living with a person in loco parentis who actually resides within the school division; 3. When the parents of such person are unable to care for the person and the person is living, not solely for school purposes, with another person who resides in the school division and is either (i) the court-appointed guardian or legal custodian of the person; or (ii) acting in loco parentis pursuant to placement of the person for adoption by a person authorized to do so under § 63.1-220.1; 4. When the person is living with a parent, guardian, or person in loco parentis in a temporary shelter in the school division, not solely for school purposes. Where a "temporary shelter" is (i) any home, single or multi-unit dwelling or housing unit in which persons who are without housing or a fixed address receive temporary housing or shelter or (ii) any facility specifically designed or approved for the purpose of providing temporary housing or shelter to persons who are without permanent housing or a fixed address; or

46. Court Allows Minute Of Silence To Continue In Virginia Schools Court Allows Minute of Silence to Continue in virginia schools The virginia law was passed in the general Assembly last year and was in place for the http://www.cfif.org/htdocs/legal_issues/legal_updates/first_amendment_cases/lu_s

topnav('legal'); subnav('update'); sectionhead('first'); sectionicon('first'); "By providing this moment of silence, the state makes no endorsement of religion," Judge Paul V. Niemeyer ruled in the majority opinion. leftContents('story'); leftTableEnd('story'); Court Allows Minute of Silence to Continue in Virginia Schools storytext('story'); A federal appeals court ruled that a Virginia law implementing a mandatory minute of silence in public schools is constitutional. A panel from the 4 th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals issued a 2-1 opinion in the case Brown v. Gilmore , rejecting a constitutional challenge to the Commonwealth’s "minute of silence" law. The Virginia law was passed in the General Assembly last year and was in place for the 2000-2001 school year. The legislation mandated that public schools must begin the school day with a minute that allowed students to meditate, pray or engage in any other silent activity. The ACLU challenged the law by filing a lawsuit on behalf of a handful of students. The lawsuit argued that the minute of silence was an attempt to encourage students to pray and therefore violated the First Amendment.

47. Virginia Schools: Geography Of Virginia Council of Independent Colleges in virginia; general Assembly School Matters virginia Southern Regional Education Board - virginia http://www.virginiaplaces.org/population/schools.html

@import url(../styles/base.css); Education in Virginia Virginia's governors and wanna-be's compete now to be known as supporters of education. It was not always that way. Though a state Literary Fund was established in the early 1800's, it was not until the North forced Virginia to adopt a new state constitution that a free public school system was established for all Virginia students. It was not until the civil rights movement and Title X that all races and genders would receive equal treatment in the public schools According to the National Association of College Stores , there are about 15 million college students, attending 4,000+ colleges and universities in the United States - 10% with enrollments greater than 10,000, in the United States. Crowded Schools All Male Colleges in Virginia Hampden-Sydney College is one of only three remaining male-only colleges in the United States. (The other two private colleges are Wabash College in Indiana and Morehouse College Massive Resistance Links Antebellum Education in West Virginia Appalachian Rural Education Network (including Wise County) Bibliography of the History of American Education Center for the Study of Education Policy (Illinois State University) "Grapevine" report on total state tax effort for higher education - Virginia College of William and Mary Charter (Thomas Jefferson: Notes on the State of Virginia Community Colleges in the United States: a Geographical Perspective by Alice C. Andrews and James W. Fonseca

48. Virginia Freedom Of Information Advisory Council Section 22.1279.8 of the Code of virginia requires all public schools to annually The 2003 Session of the general Assembly amended subsection A of http://dls.state.va.us/groups/foiacouncil/ops/03/AO_16_03.htm

V IRGINIA F REEDOM OF I NFORMATION A DVISORY C OUNCIL C OMMONWEALTH OF V IRGINIA AO-16-03 June 24 , 2003 Mr. Leonard G. Cooke, Director Department of Criminal Justice Services Richmond, Virginia The staff of the Freedom of Information Advisory Council is authorized to issue advisory opinions. The ensuing staff advisory opinion is based solely upon the information presented in your letter of May 16, 2003. Dear Mr. Cooke: You have asked a question about the application of the Virginia Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) to school safety audits required to be conducted by public schools and forwarded to the Virginia Center for School Safety ("the Center") at the Department of Criminal Justice Services. Section 22.1-279.8 of the Code of Virginia requires all public schools to annually conduct a school safety audit.

49. Paige To Virginia General Assembly: Let's Work Together Paige to virginia general Assembly Let s Work Together By setting a target that schools must have 70% of children scoring at grade level in order to http://www.ed.gov/news/pressreleases/2004/01/01302004a.html

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50. Frederick County VA Public Schools - Board Members And Information School board members, general information and meeting schedule. Frederick County Public schools Winchester, virginia http://www.frederick.k12.va.us/board/members.htm

Contact Us Members General Information Policy Manuals ... Meeting Schedule Members Mr. Donald A. Butler Back Creek District 118 Anna Margaret Drive Winchester, VA 22602 540-722-4500 - work e-mail Mr. Richard Howett Redbud District 317 Dogwood Road Winchester, VA 22602 e-mail Dr. John Lamanna Vice-Chairman Shawnee District 110 Crestleigh Drive Winchester, VA 22602 540-888-3456 ext. 122 - work e-mail Mrs. Patricia D. Stiles Stonewall District 234 Waverly Road Clearbrook, VA 22624 e-mail Mr. Stuart A. Wolk Member at Large 100 Crest Circle Winchester, VA 22602 703-737-8809 - work e-mail Mr. Lawrence K. Van Hoose Chairman Opequon District 126 Appomattox Drive Stephens City, VA 22655 540-536-8028 - work e-mail Dr. David S. Zerull Gainesboro District 339 Green Spring Drive Winchester, VA 22603 e-mail top General Information The school board consists of seven members, one member from each magisterial district and one at-large member, elected by the citizens of Frederick County for terms of four years. School board members are elected concurrently with the supervisors from a particular district.

51. General Guidelines For Administering Medication In School virginia School Health Guidelines general Guidelines for Administering Medication in School. Policies and Guidelines Catholic schools of Arlington http://www.deadiversion.usdoj.gov/pubs/brochures/stimulant/vaschool_meds.htm

Publications Informational Brochures Stimulant Abuse By School Age Children: A Guide for School Officials Virginia School Health Guidelines: General Guidelines for Administering Medication in School Policies and Guidelines Catholic Schools of Arlington VIRGINIA SCHOOL HEALTH GUIDELINES General Guidelines for Administering Medication in School Note: The following information is a reprint from: Keen, T. (Ed.) with Ford, N., Henry, J., and Cox A. (Consulting Eds.). (1996). Medication Administration. Guidelines for Specialized Health Care Procedures . Richmond, Va.: Virginia Department of Health. This reprint contains some updated information, which is contained within brackets: [ ] Prior to Administering Medication Medication Labeling. The final area that should be addressed prior to administering medication is labeling. The medication must be in its original container before it is given to a student. The pharmacist can divide the medication into two containers—one for home and one for school. The original container should be labeled with the student’s name, name of medication, directions for dosage, frequency to be administered, the licensed prescriber’s name, and the date the prescription was filled. Medications in plastic bags or other non-original containers are not acceptable.

52. ACP - Virginia Chapter - Community-based Ambulatory Clerkships In Internal Medic All three medical schools in virginia have ambulatory components as part of the The general requirements for eligibility include board certification in http://www.acponline.org/chapters/va/clerkships.htm

Home Search Site directory Virginia Chapter Home ACP Chapters Membership Information Change Address Help ensure urgent health messages reach you by updating your e-mail address Membership Directory Legislative Action Center Online tools for contacting your members of Congress Resources PIER For authoritative, evidence-based guidance to improve clinical care, visit PIER Annals Career Resource Center IM Bookmarks ... Discussion Groups ACP Chapters Virginia Chapter Community-based Ambulatory Clerkships in Internal Medicine There is a national trend in undergraduate medical education to include a variety of clinical experiences for students with practicing physicians throughout the 4 years of medical school. An area of major emphasis in clinical education involves the clerkship year wherein students spend an average of 4 weeks with office-based general internists seeing patients and learning the skills of ambulatory practice. These rotations have become popular with students. They receive more direct mentoring from their attending physicians (interns and residents are usually not present) and they have the opportunity to directly interact with more patients than on the traditional inpatient service. They get to see a wider variety of clinical problems, to participate in the process of clinical decision making, and to appreciate the realities of modern clinical practice. All three medical schools in Virginia have ambulatory components as part of the medical clerkship. At

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54. Virginia Business Online: Public Colleges And Universities Return to virginia Business January 2003. Business schools in virginia ©2005, Media general Operations Inc., publisher of virginia Business. http://www.virginiabusiness.com/magazine/yr2003/jan03/adbizlist1.shtml

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55. AACSB International The Association to Advance Collegiate schools of Business AACSB International College of William and Mary (United States virginia) http://www.aacsb.edu/General/InstLists.asp?lid=2

56. :: WVU Healthcare - General Information :: West virginia University Healthcare. The teachers and students return to their schools in the fall and start Health Sciences and Technology Clubs, http://www.health.wvu.edu/state/summary.htm

Home 2003 Services to West Virginia Services to West Virginia in 2003 Topics Include: Patient Care Services in West Virginia in 2003 Services to Healthcare Providers in West Virginia in 2003 Educational Services to West Virginia Students in 2003-2004 Services in West Virginia to Improve the Community's Health ... WVU Alumni Residing in West Virginia in 2003 PATIENT CARE SERVICES IN West Virginia IN 2003 West Virginia University provides health-related services at the Robert C. Byrd Health Sciences Center campuses in Morgantown and Charleston, and in hospitals, clinics, and physicians' offices throughout the state. Provided in Morgantown or Charleston West Virginia University Hospitals Discharges WVUH includes Ruby Memorial Hospital WVU Children's Hospital Chestnut Ridge Hospital , and the Jon Michael Moore Trauma Center ICU Days 19614 Trauma patients 2244 Patient Visits/Consults to WVU Physicians WVU faculty physicians provide care to patients from all over the state. WVUH Uncompensated Care Provided A substantial number of patients treated at WVUH are unable to pay for their care. The cost of their services is absorbed by WVUH. Uncompensated Care Provided by WVU Physicians A substantial number of patients treated by WVU Healthcare Providers are unable to pay for their care. The cost of their services is absorbed by the institution. (This component is estimated.)

57. Legislative Information System Members of the general Assembly shall be ineligible to serve on boards, to members of the Advisory Commission on the virginia schools for the Deaf and http://leg1.state.va.us/cgi-bin/legp504.exe?000 cod 2.2-2101

58. Washingtonpost.com: Live Online Kent Willis There is a disturbing trend in the virginia general Assemblyand Under the new lawassuming it passes all schools in virginia will be http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/liveonline/01/metro/willis0202.htm

Home Register Web Search: Weekly Schedule Message Boards Transcripts Video Archive Discussion Areas Politics Nation World Metro ... Live Online Transcripts Pledge of Allegiance in Va. Schools Hosted by Kent Willis Executive Director, Virginia ACLU Friday, February 2, 2000; 1 p.m. EST American Civil Liberties Union of Virginia Executive Director Kent Willis will be online Friday, February 2, at 1:00 p.m. to talk about the mandate of the Pledge of Allegiance in Va. schools that was approved by a wide margin in the Va. Senate and the effect it could have on students rights. In 1987, after nearly five years as executive director of HOME, Kent Willis became the associate director of the American Civil Liberties Union of Virginia. He was promoted to executive director in early 1989. In this capacity, he has been extensively involved in using litigation and legislative initiatives to promote freedom of speech, assembly, and religion, separation of church and state, equal rights for minorities, due process in criminal proceedings, fair voting practices, and other civil rights and civil liberties mandated by the U.S. Constitution. The transcript follows.

59. Spotsylvania County Schools Virginia Great Students Deserve. Quality schools . Learn about the Bond Referendum. Go to Just the Facts below. School starts on August 29. http://www.spotsylvania.k12.va.us/

Spotsylvania County Schools Administrative Services 8020 River Stone Drive Fredericksburg, VA 22407 Fax: 540-834-2556 TDD: 540-834-2557 Search for: Directions Highlights "Great Students Deserve Quality Schools" A sense of pride in our work inspires spectacular achievements. September 29 - Interim Reports Issued Quick Links Superintendent School Board General Assembly Administration ... SCS Home Page General Information Directory 2005-2006 Calendar 2006-2007 Calendar Health Services ... More General Info Educational Resources For Parents For Students For Teachers School Home Pages Elementary Schools Middle Schools High Schools Alternative Schools Employment Job Postings GroupWise Web Access Elementary Middle High Administration ... School's Out Website Click above As of Sep. 6, 2005 Information Forum Join the School Board Thursday, September 29 7:00 PM Courtland High School Auditorium Learn the facts and ask questions about the bond referendum for school projects.

60. Bluemont Community Education Culture, Northern & Central Virginia Virginiaartists you d expect to find in big cities around the world. Bluemont also brings the same great performers to our schools and hospitals http://www.bluemont.org/

Dance Season Begins Soon! Bluemont's 31st annual old-time country dance season begins on Saturday, October 15. For more information, visit our Country Dance page. Support Bluemont Programs... by donating: You can now become a Bluemont member or sponsor online, download the membership form, or write us an email. Click here to Support Bluemont by volunteering: If you would like to support Bluemont as a volunteer, learn more and sign up online at Volunteer Opportunities Bluemont Artist-In-Education Program Now Online! Bluemont's AIE program is now accessible online for teachers, PTOs, school principals, parents and the general public. Program information and help in bringing artists to a school in your community can be found by going to the new AIE home page. For more than twenty-five years, Bluemont has been bringing outstanding quality performances to communities in central and northwestern Virginiaartists you'd expect to find in big cities around the world. Yet here they areon the green or at the courthouse, or in the park near where we live, and for admission prices so low that the entire family can enjoy them. Bluemont also brings the same great performers to our schools and hospitals at no admission cost at all.

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