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CT Law And Policy: CT Statutes And Regulations
connecticut State Board of education, Hartford The mission of the connecticutState Board of education is to ensure that each child shall have . .
http://www.ctgifted.org/ct_law_pos_statment.cfm

Extractions: Connecticut State Board of Education, Hartford Position Statement on the Education of Gifted and Talented Students (current law) The mission of the Connecticut State Board of Education is to ensure that "each child shall have . . .equal opportunity to receive a suitable program of educational experiences," as charged in Section 10-4a of the Connecticut General Statutes. The Board recognizes that there are some students with "extraordinary learning ability or outstanding talent in the creative arts, the development of which requires programs or services beyond the level of those ordinarily provided in regular school programs . . . " (CGS 10-76a(e)). The Board therefore affirms the following: As a matter of equity, the public schools should meet the educational needs of gifted and talented students. Schools should expand enrichment opportunities for students who have been under-identified and underserved, including those from economically disadvantaged, racially and ethnically diverse backgrounds. Curricular and instructional modifications should occur in the regular classroom as part of a systemically integrated approach to meeting the needs of all students.
CT Law And Policy: Education Of Gifted & Talented Students In CT
approval of the state board of education, after consideration progress of childrenin the connecticut Public Schools regulations Concerning State Agencies (RCSA
http://www.ctgifted.org/ct_law_ed_gandt_students.cfm

Extractions: Education of Gifted and Talented Students in Connecticut Who Are Gifted And Talented Students? Connecticut General Statutes (CGS). See. 10-76a: Regulations Concerning State Agencies (RCSA). Sec. 10-76a-2: possessing demonstrated or potential abilities that give evidence of very superior intellectual, creative or specific academic capability and
1994 Formal Opinion, Attorney General Of Connecticut
State Republican Leader State of connecticut General Assembly Families and the Commissionerof education to jointly develop regulations to implement a
http://www.cslib.org/attygenl/opinions/1994/1994023.htm

Extractions: Hartford, CT 06106 Dear Representative Luby and Senator Eads: You have requested our advice regarding the interpretation of Conn. Gen. Stat. 17a-17 and regulations promulgated thereunder. These provisions require the Commissioner of Children and Families and the Commissioner of Education to jointly develop regulations to implement "a single cost accounting system" which is the system of determining payment for room, board and education to private residential treatment centers.1 These centers provide treatment to children who have emotional or learning disorders. The regulations were developed and adopted by the two agencies and now govern per diem rates paid for children placed in these centers by the Department of Children and Families (DCF) or local educational agencies (LEAs). Both the statute and the regulations have been the subject of recent litigation. Last September, Judge Robert Satter issued a ruling in CACCA v. Senatore, Docket No. CV 92-0703543S upholding the regulations as validly promulgated and implemented. You inquire whether this ruling means that the rates are subject to negotiations. We conclude that payments to residential treatment centers are to be based on the single cost accounting system and arrived at through a purchase of service agreement. Neither the statute nor the ruling requires the parties to negotiate over the terms of the agreement. The ruling is clear that the regulatory scheme for the single cost accounting system is the basis for paying rates pursuant to these agreements.
The Center For Education Reform: Connecticut's Charter Law
CER Grade CConnecticut (1996; last amended in 2001). Operations. Automatic Waiverfrom Most State and District education Laws, regulations, and Policies.
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Extractions: Profile of Connecticut's Charter School Law Note : The following ranking and analysis reflects the state's law as of 2001. For the most recent state law profile, please contact the Center for Education Reform or order Charter School Laws Across the States: Ranking Score Card and Legislative Profiles from our Publications page Connecticut (1996; last amended in 2001) The 12 th weakest of the nation's 38 charter laws General Statistics Number of Schools Allowed Number of Charters Operating (As of Fall 2001) Approval Process Eligible Chartering Authorities State board of education for state charters, local board with state boards approval for local charters. Eligible Applicants Any person, group, local or regional school board, or regional educational service center. Types of Charter Schools Converted public, new starts (but not home-based schools) Appeals Process None Formal Evidence of Local Support Required Public hearing and survey to determine interest, and the approval of the local school board for local charter schools; Public hearing in affected district and solicitation of comments from local school board and contiguous school boards for state charter schools.
ConneCT - Connecticut State Documents (A To Z)
connecticut State; Registration Report of Vital Statistics. 1997 Annual; regulations DPH Standards and Code; Report to the Governor - education Improvement Panel;
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State Laws and regulations From homeed Arizona Families Home education Membershipbenefits include connecticut Home Educators Association provide support and
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Continuing Professional Education
CCH Products Vendor Specific CPE regulations CPE Mailing education A service of theeducation and Research Foundation of the connecticut Society of
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Connecticut K-9.Education Center
regulations. connecticut K9 education Center Student Rules and regulationsAll injuries must be immediately reported to your instructor.
http://www.ctk9.com/professional.htm

Extractions: PROFESSIONAL CAREER CHOICES Our Shepherd April Boarding Our Customers Grooming Other Sources of Information Professional Career Choices Save a Pup ... Table of Contents The Connecticut K-9 Education Center will not deny admission to any person on the basis of race, creed, color or national origin. Approved by the Connecticut Commissioner of Education. Approved by the National Dog Groomers Association of America. The Connecticut K-9 Education Center offers courses which are specifically designed for those who wish to pursue a career in Professional Dog Grooming, Dog Training, or Kennel Management. It is our belief that in order to be proficient in these careers a balance of in-depth study and actual experience is necessary. In order to achieve this goal, each course is carefully structured to combine lecture hours with supervised experience to prepare our students for their chosen career. It is recommended that students who plan to own a business first seek additional business management courses and receive at least two years experience. The Connecticut K-9 Education Center has the right to update or change the Course curriculum as stated in this catalog.
Acronyms On The DEP Website
CFR, Code of Federal regulations. CGS, connecticut General Statutes. COC, Costof Cleanup. CREC, Capitol Region education Council. CSC, connecticut Siting Council.
http://dep.state.ct.us/aboutdep/acronyms.htm

Extractions: Acronyms Used on the DEP Website A B C D ... I J K L M N O ... W X Y Z A FC Anadromous Fish Conservation AFS American Fisheries Society ASMFC Atlantic State Marine Fisheries Commission ATSDR Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry AWT Advanced Waste Treatment B ACT Best Available Control Technology BAT Best Available Technology BMPs Best Management Practices BWM Bureau of Water Management C AA Clean Air Act CAES Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station CAP Compliance Advisory Panel CARE Connecticut Aquatic Resource Education CBIA Connecticut Business and Industry Association CCMA Connecticut Coastal Management Act CDA Connecticut Development Authority CE/FS Conservation Education/Firearms Safety CECs Continuing Education Credits CEM Continuous Emissions Monitoring CEPA Connecticut Environmental Policy Act CEQ Council on Environmental Quality CERCLA Federal Comprehensive Environmental Response Compensation and Liability Act CESQGs Conditionally Exempt Small Quantity Generators CFR Code of Federal Regulations CGS Connecticut General Statutes COC Cost of Cleanup COP Certificate of Permission CPPU Central Permit Processing Unit CREC Capitol Region Education Council CRCG Crushed Recycled Container Glass CSC Connecticut Siting Council CSO Combined Sewer Overflow CVA Clean Vessel Act CWA Clean Water Act CWF Clean Water Fund D ECD Department of Economic and Community Development DEP Department of Environmental Protection
Ctnow.com EASTERN CONNECTICUT
those developed for the connecticut Association of Those regulations addressed consequencesincluding disciplinary that balances character education and other
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Eighth Week Of Spring 2000 Newsletter - Education Dept. News, Eastern Connecticu
education Department News Eastern connecticut State University Charles R. WebbHall Changes in State Department of education regulations for 2003 and their
http://www.easternct.edu/depts/edu/news/000313.html

Extractions: on the WWW 1) Planning for the Tuesday, March 28, 2000 Teacher Education Faculty Council meeting, 12:30 - 2, Lib 204, lunch sponsored by Dean Kleine - working meeting with faculty from other departments on campus. Topics to discuss: Proposal for Integrated Science certification program Proposal for World Languages certification program Infusing Language Acquisition curricular into certification programs Proposals for graduate secondary certification programs Scheduling teacher education coursework What is NCATE and how do we prepare for national accreditation Changes in State Department of Education regulations for 2003 and their impact on curriculum Other topics
Education Department Faculty Meeting Minutes, Eastern Connecticut State Universi
organizations standards and changes in certification regulations. teaching standardsand the connecticut Common Core within the Teacher education and graduate
http://www.easternct.edu/depts/edu/dept/deptminutes.html

Extractions: back to top 1. Revise and implement all of the Education Department programs in alignment with National Council for the Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE) and national, professional organizations standards and changes in certification regulations. 2. Recruit additional faculty to fully support the academic excellence of our current programs and offerings. 3. Explore, enhance and develop Professional Development School (PDS) formal agreements with 2 to 4 regional school districts, reflecting NCATE standards. 4. Fully develop portfolio assessment in all programs that are aligned with national teaching standards and the Connecticut Common Core of Teaching.
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and regulations; Waste Disposal and Recycling Rules and regulations; East HamptonBoard of education 2002 2003 East Hampton connecticut High School High School
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Connecticut Chapter Events
actual demand, how land use regulations guide the will present a case study from northwesternConnecticut. LAND USE education PARTNERSHIP education for land
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Extractions: Urban Parks Grants Please submit information of any event of interest to the Planning Community to the CCAPA Webmaster Connecticut Community Energy Workshop - Thursday, March 27, 2003 at the North Haven Holiday Inn, North Haven, CT Please join the US Department of Energy's Boston Regional Office and the International Council for Local Environmental Initiatives on Thursday, March 27, 2003 at the North Haven Holiday Inn, North Haven, CT for the Connecticut Community Energy Workshop. Other sponsors include the Environmental Protection Agency and the Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection. Additional information is attached, including a workshop invitation, agenda, and registration form. Registration deadline has been extended - to register or for more information on this FREE event, please contact Stephen Costa at 617-565-1811 or stephen.costa@ee.doe.gov
Connecticut Documents At The Main Library
Estate, Real estate licensing law regulations concerning the CT citizens look atpublic education, 1999, education. in small claims court in connecticut a guide
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Extractions: The New Haven Free Public Library is a depository library for Connecticut State documents. These are publications of government departments, such as annual reports, the budget, and special reports to the Governor. This is a reference collection, kept at the Main Library on 133 Elm Street , and can be used whenever the Library is open. You can search our catalog to see what we have. In addition, some uncataloged documents kept in the Connecticut files at the Information Center are listed here If you have a question we might be able to answer using our documents collection, please call 946-8130 x101. The Library also collects Federal Census information as an affiliate of the State Data Center. Some of this material is listed in our catalog - please note the locations since the documents are not kept in one area at the Main Library. Census materials for the State of Connecticut, including New Haven, from 1950-1990 are kept at the end of the Connecticut Documents area in the Main Library. Census 2000 materials are kept at the Information Center at the Main library. Materials for New Haven, as well as earlier materials for Connecticut and the U.S., are kept in the
Connecticut Data - Quality Counts '99
connecticut. SCORE, 83. GRADE, B. CLASS SIZE (35% of grade). (1998), strong.State grants waivers of education regulations (1998), yes. SCHOOL SIZE (Ungraded).
http://www.edweek.org/sreports/qc99/states/grades/ct-t.htm

Extractions: NOTE: "Algebra class" refers to an algebra or integrated-mathematics course. Connecticut MATH 4th graders who scored at least at "proficient" level on 1996 NAEP mathematics exam 4th graders who scored at least at "basic" level on 1996 NAEP mathematics exam 4th graders who scored at least at "below basic" level on 1996 NAEP mathematics exam 8th graders who scored at least at "proficient" level on 1996 NAEP mathematics exam
EPA New England
up contamination at a Bristol, connecticut, site the the community in complying withenvironmental regulations. education and Outreach educational and outreach
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Extractions: EPA Administrator Christie Whitman this week honored four New England community groups as 'Clean Water Partners for the 21st Century.' The winners, honored at a ceremony in Washington, were the Norwalk River Watershed Initiative in Norwalk, CT, the Auburn, MA Water District, the Town of Narragansett, RI and the Town of Portage Lake, Maine.
Connecticut College - Office Of Financial Aid
the expected parental contribution to connecticut College by 30 to help finance theircost of education. with federal financial aid regulations, all financial
http://www.conncoll.edu/offices/financial-aid/content/application/policies.php

Extractions: The Free Application for Student Aid, CSS Profile, federal tax returns and W2 statements must be submitted electronically or postmarked by the deadline dates. Failure to submit the required documentation by the deadline dates listed will jeopardize the student's eligibility for financial aid. Please contact the staff of Financial Aid Services if there are special circumstances that will prevent a student from meeting the deadline dates. In the case of a divorce or separation, our policy is that both parents, regardless of any special arrangements that are made, are responsible for funding the cost of education. We take into consideration the costs of maintaining two households, but expect both parents to support their childs education. If we were to do otherwise, we could create an incentive for divorced parents to withhold funding in order to qualify for more financial aid dollars. Moreover, we would create a great injustice for married parents who both work, and whose dual incomes are expected to support the cost of their children attending college.

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