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general Announcements. Feb. 18, 2002. general ANNOUNCEMENTS. 16) TriState Eventsare open to schools from Pennsylvania, New Jersey and delaware.
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Extractions: General Announcements Feb. 18, 2003 GENERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS 1) Rules of Eligibility: For colleges, see "College Events" on the right side bar, for high schools, see "High School Events" on the right side bar, for prep schools, see "Prep School Events" on the right side bar. Athletes with high school eligibility may not compete for a club team (exceptions considered on a case-by-case basis and must be cleared in advance by the Carnival Director and Secondary Schools Chairman). 2) Team Membership: No athlete may participate with two different affiliations in one Carnival.
Virtual Trade Mission - Adventure Travel For The Mind
A student teacher from Senator Bidens delaware schools will help lead the Sponsorsand Strategic Partners include general Motors, Apple, Cemex, Grupo Vitro
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The Center For Education Reform: Delaware's Charter Law
CER Grade ADelaware (1995; last amended in 2001). The 2 nd strongest of the nation's38 charter laws. general Statistics. Number of schools Allowed. Unlimited.
http://edreform.com/charter_schools/laws/Delaware.htm

Extractions: Profile of Delaware'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 Delaware (1995; last amended in 2001) The 2 nd strongest of the nation's 38 charter laws General Statistics Number of Schools Allowed Unlimited Number of Charters Operating (As of Fall 2001) Approval Process Eligible Chartering Authorities Local school boards for conversions; local school boards or state board of education for new starts Eligible Applicants Any person, university, college, or non-religious, non-home-based entity Types of Charter Schools Converted public, new starts (but not home-based schools) Appeals Process None Formal Evidence of Local Support Required 50% of teachers and 50% of parents at school must support for conversions Recipient of Charter Charter school governing body Term of Initial Charter 3 years Operations Automatic Waiver from Most State and District Education Laws, Regulations, and Policies
Attorney General - WebCheck
Background Check Incorporated Ohio Attorney general's Office Ohio The delawareCounty Volunteer Center delaware City schools InfoCorp Investigative
http://www.webcheck.ag.state.oh.us/webcheckcommunity.htm
Delaware Homeschool "Umbrella" Schools
Requirements While open for general enrollment, Kathryn has a master's degreein For more information about nonpublic schools in delaware, contact DHEA
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Extractions: While open for general enrollment, Kathryn has a master's degree in special education and also serves families homeschooling special needs children. Yearly enrollment is $200. This entitles families to four meetings, as suggested by Home School Legal Defense. One-time consultations are also available at $35 per hour. Members are asked to sign a statement of faith, stating faith in Christ. They must be involved at a church. They must also become members of HSLDA, but will receive the group rate of $85 instead of $100 when they become a member of KKA. We ask the interested families to talk to 2 or 3 board members who are volunteers.
Delaware Valley Underwriting Agency, Inc.
Nurseries Demolition Contractors Farms and Ranches general Liability Health CompletedOperations Recreational Facilities Restaurants schools (GL/Professional
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Delaware Mentoring Council - Schools
Are mentors recruited from the general public? s, I WOULD LIKE THIS INFORMATION MADEAVAILABLE TO THE PUBLIC ON THE delaware MENTORING COUNCIL WEB SITE Yes No.
http://www.delawarementoring.org/profileform.htm

Extractions: Mentoring Program Profile Form Name of Program Contact Name Title Address City State Zip Phone Fax E-mail Web site Participation Number of Youth Participating Number of Mentors Participating: Number of Youth on Waiting List: Youth Criteria Age range of youth served: If your organization serves youth from a specific geographic area (i.e.neighborhood/town/county) please specify. If your organization serves youth from a specific school or community organization, please specify. If indicators such as grades, attendance, test scores or income are used to select youth, please specify. If youth are offered any incentives to participate in program (i.e. scholarships, class credit) please specify.
Delaware Community Schools
Welcome to the delaware Community School Corporation Demographics, Contact Information,and general Information, including to the individual schools calendars.
http://www.delcomschools.org/superintendent.asp

Extractions: Welcome to the Delaware Community School Corporation website. We are pleased that you are here and hope that you find your visit interesting and educational. In this section you will find information about the Superintendent's Office, Staff members, Corporation Demographics, Contact Information, and General Information, including a Corporation Calendar and links to the individual schools calendars. An important new feature has been added to assist you with school closing information. A marquee has been added to the main corporation page, which will display up-to-the-minute information concerning school closures. For more information please feel free to contact me at the Superintendents Office.
DELAWARE COUNTY CONSERVATION DISTRICT
Processes general permits for work within wetlands and streams most EnvironmentalAgencies operating in delaware County In 2001, 12 High schools were represented
http://www.co.delaware.pa.us/conservation/conservation.html

Extractions: District Manager: Edward M. Magargee Address: Rose Tree Park Hunt Club 1521 N. Providence Road, Media, PA 19063 Phone: General Description: The Delaware County Conservation District is a subdivision of State Government, but a service of County Government. The District is guided by a board of volunteer directors appointed by County Council from a list of nominations from concerned groups throughout the County. The District evaluates problems, implements programs, and advocates for effective solutions dealing with natural resource protection and conservation. Application Forms and Important Documents: Major Program Responsibilities: Chapter 102 Erosion Control: Administration of the State's program to control sediment pollution from earthdisturbance activities. National Pollution Discharge Elimination System (N.P.D.E.S.) Processes applications and seeks compliance towards stormwater discharge permits for Construction Activities.
Delaware - LAW FIRMS
delaware general Practice (5 HG Law Related Services Service providers and consultantsHG Law schools HG Legal Associations Every Legal Association HG Vendors
http://www.hg.org/firms-delaware.html

Extractions: Firm Name Country Afghanistan Albania Algeria American Samoa Andorra Angola Anguilla Antigua Argentina Armenia Aruba Australia Austria Azerbaijan Bahamas Bahrain Bangladesh Barbados Belarus Belgium Belize Benin Bermuda Bhutan Bolivia Bosnia and Herzegovina Botswana Brazil British Virgin Islands Brunei Brunei Darussalam Bulgaria Burkina Faso Burma Burundi Cambodia Cameroon Canada Canary Islands Cayman Islands Central African Republic Chad Channel Islands Chile China Colombia Comoros Congo Congo (Dem. Rep.)
About Members
Craig holds a BA degree from the University of delaware and a Master's in AdministrativeOffices general Information schools Human Resources
http://www.bsd.k12.de.us/SchoolBoard/sb_contact/sb_meetmembers/sb_meetmembers.ht

Extractions: BOARD OF EDUCATION Meet the Members of the Brandywine Board of Education August, 2001 Dave Adkins, Board President, joined the Board in April, 2000. He holds a Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering degree from the Georgia Institute of Technology, a Master of Mechanical Aerospace Engineering from the University of Delaware and a Doctor of Applied Sciences degree from the University of Delaware. He is currently a self employed licensed professional engineer. Dave has two children attending district schools Nancy A. Doorey, Board Vice President , joined the Board in June, 1999 after serving for six years on the State Board of Education. She has three children in the district. Nancy holds a B.A. in geology from Colorado College, a Masters in elementary education from Simmons College, a CAS in computer science from Harvard University and is currently a doctoral candidate in educational leadership at Columbia University. Nancy serves on the Board of Directors for the Delaware Science and Mathematics Education Foundation, the Delaware Computers for Education Foundation, and The Partnership, the education foundation board of the State Chamber of Commerce. Ralph Ackerman has served on the Board since 1993 and has four children in the district. He holds a B.A. from the University of Delaware and is currently a vocational instructor for the New Castle County Vocational Technical School District. Ralph served as educational chair for the Brandywine Valley Chapter of the Chartered Property Casualty Underwriters Institute for several years and as spokesperson for Coalition for Better Education in the Brandywine School District.
Academic Programs
delaware State University is a fully accredited institution of higher educationwhich The general Education program has been planned to provide the student
http://www.dsc.edu/schools/academicprograms.html

Extractions: Degrees Offered Delaware State University is a fully accredited institution of higher education which grants the Master of Arts (MA) degree in Education, Master of Business Administration (MBA), Master of Social Work (MSW), Master of Science in Biology and in Biology Education, Master of Science in Chemistry and in Applied Chemistry, Master of Science in Physics and in Physics Teaching, Master of Arts in Science Education, Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree, Bachelor of Science (BS) degree, and Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) degree. Degrees are conferred only at the end of the Spring Semester in accordance with the date given in the academic calendar. The requirements for degrees ensure that each student develops skills in the broad fields of human knowledge and in a major field of study. The General Education program has been planned to provide the student with a sound foundation in the liberal arts and sciences. There is a wide selection of undergraduate major fields and a variety of courses in other disciplines offered at the University. The University provides undergraduate major courses of study in the departments listed below: UNDERGRADUATE College of Arts and Sciences Biology Biology (230)
Graduate Program In Education
schools should prepare students to enter the work force to a graduate program in educationat delaware State University are required to take the general test of
http://www.dsc.edu/gradstudies/education/gradprogedu.html

Extractions: Graduate Program in Education Professors: Gholam Kibria, Ph.D. Indiana University, Ph.D., Southern Illinois University; Higher Education and Special Education William J. McIntosh, Ed.D., Temple University; Science Education Albert Miller, Ph.D., Arizona State University; Psychology (Adjunct) Merriel Bullock, Ph.D., American University; Special Education Associate Professors: Geraldine Berry, Ph.D., University of Pittsburgh; Supervision and Curriculum Kathleen Carter, Ed. D., Temple University, Vocational Education Beatrice Finn, Ph.D., University of Oregon, Reading Education Aleta Hannah, (Chairperson) Ph.D., University of Delaware, Temple University, Reading Education George Kent, Ph.D., University of Maryland-College Park, Higher Education (Adjunct) Assistant Professors: Barbara Arya, Ed.D., Jackson State University, Early Childhood Everard Cornwall, Ph.D., University of Minnesota, Vocational Technical Education Anuradha Dujari, Ed. D., Wilmington College;
Hb675
exercise general control and supervision over the public schools of the State CONSTITUTIONALBASIS FOR THIS AMENDMENT TO HB675 State of delaware Constitution
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Extractions: JURISDICTION ALERT/HB 675 BILL NUMBER AND STATUS: HB 675 (Out of Committee) Introduced 06/22/2000 PRIMARY SPONSOR: Cloutier COSPONSORS: Sen. Sokola Reps. Smith, Buckworth, Capano, Carey, Cathcart, Caulk, D. Ennis, Ewing, Fallon, Lee, Lofink, Miro, Reynolds, Stone, Valihura, Wagner, Brady, DiLiberto, B. Ennis, Houghton, Keeley, Schroeder, Viola, West SYNOPSIS (Posted on LIS): This bill updates remaining references throughout the Delaware Code to the Department of Public Instruction and the Superintendent of Public Instruction, replacing them with the Department of Education and the Secretary of Education, respectively. It also corrects several references to the State Board of Education by replacing it with the Department of Education in those instances where the powers and duties have previously been transferred to the Department, preserving the State Board's approval authority where applicable. SUMMARY: The names of these government departments are no longer self-restrictive. THE NEED FOR SPEED ON THIS ISSUE: This might be our last chance to assert that the name change does not give or imply powers to the State that naturally belong to the People. WHAT YOU CAN DO RIGHT NOW: 1. Draft a letter and send it to the bill's sponsor and cosponsors. 2. Send a copy to the Education Committee Members ask for them to help us get an amendment to HB- 675, even though it is Out of Committee. BOTTOM LINE: All we need is a sentence that asserts that the power of the Department is to exercise general control and supervision over the public schools of the State only. (And I would emphasize that inclusion of "only" is critical to the meaning of the sentence.) STATUTORY BASIS FOR THIS AMENDMENT TO HB-675: Title 14, Part 1, Chapter 1, Subchapter II, Section 121 "General Powers of the Department of Education. The Department shall exercise general control and supervision over the public schools of the State" CONSTITUTIONAL BASIS FOR THIS AMENDMENT TO HB-675: State of Delaware Constitution, Article X, Section 1. "The General Assembly shall provide for the establishment and maintenance of a general and efficient system of free public schools" (The system of free public schools is re-asserted as separate from private education in the rest of the sentence) ".and may require by law that every child shall attend the public school, unless educated by other means." The Department of Education has regulatory power over the public schools only. Contact List for Delaware Elected Officials: http://www.state.de.us/contacts/ Delaware Bill Search: http://aosta.state.de.us/LIS/LIS140.NSF?opendatabase Delaware Constitution: http://www.state.de.us/facts/constit/de_const.htm Submitted By Elizabeth Garner 08-00
University Of Delaware
President University of delaware Hullihen Hall general ADMISSION INFORMATION Entrancerequirements Applicants to the of accredited secondary schools or have
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University Communications Newsdesk, University Of Maryland
in the MidAtlantic region (delaware, Maryland, District some of the nation's premierengineering schools in last place at the 2001 general Motor's FutureTruck
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Constitution Of The Northeastern Association Of Graduate Schools
drawn from institutions in Connecticut, delaware, Maine, Maryland on committees,and in general represent the the Council of Graduate schools will communicate
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Extractions: Constitution Article I. NAME The name of this organization shall be the Northeastern Association of Graduate Schools. Article II. FUNCTIONS Section 1. Graduate Study . The Association shall have as a primary purpose the consideration of mutual problems among member institutions relating to graduate study and research. It will cooperate with other agencies for this purpose by dissemination of information, improvement of standards, encouragement of research and assistance to institutions embarking upon graduate programs. The Association shall function in liaison with other national and regional educational bodies and may serve as a representative on graduate affairs for the institutional members. Section 2. Academic Standards . The Association will take continuous interest in the activities of other bodies which concern themselves with the standards of graduate work. The Association shall not assume the role of an accreditation agency. Section 3. Special Studies . Special studies in graduate education may be undertaken by the Association upon authorization of the membership at an annual meeting, or the Association may designate other organizations to conduct studies for it under its supervision. Section 4.
Milk Wholesaler Agrees To Repay School Overcharges
Attorney general in Charge of the Public Integrity Unit; and Assistant Attorneysgeneral Judith Malkin delaware Valley Central schools Eldred Central
http://www.oag.state.ny.us/press/2002/jan/jan29a_02.html

Extractions: January 29, 2002 MILK WHOLESALER AGREES TO REPAY SCHOOL OVERCHARGES Settlement Seen as Catalyst for Reforms of Contracts for School Lunch Programs Listen to Attorney General Eliot Spitzer's Comments WAV AIFF (177KB) (requires Quicktime Attorney General Eliot Spitzer today announced a settlement with one of the states largest dairy products companies for overcharging public school districts on milk contracts. The settlement, which follows a six-month investigation by Spitzers Public Integrity Unit, requires Crowley Foods of Binghamton to repay as much as $500,000 in overcharges to school districts across the state. "This settlement is a win for the schools, which will be fully compensated for past overcharges," Spitzer said. "In addition, the settlement sends a clear message to school districts and their suppliers on the need for scrutiny of all contracting and billing practices." The investigation also led Spitzer to propose a series of reforms. Specifically, the Attorney General has developed an "Integrity Rider" that he recommended be included in all future milk purchase contracts to help prevent fraud. In addition to simplifying the complex billing process that facilitated the overcharges, the integrity rider provides significant penalties for overcharges and requires unscrupulous vendors to pay for the cost of the audit that catches them.
Press Releases: Delaware Running Start Program Kickoff
reading to them today, said Attorney general Brady The delaware Reading Is FundamentalInitiative demonstrates what can happen when schools, parents, the
http://www.rif.org/news/press/archives/2001/pr_delaware.html

Extractions: Delaware Running Start Program Kickoff (RIF ) program Thursday, Feb. 1 at 8:15 a.m. Running Start program. Clayton Elementary is one of 80 public schools participating in the RIF Delaware Initiative , a five-year statewide program aimed at encouraging preschoolers and first graders to learn to love reading by providing them with new, free books of their own choosing; motivate them to read for fun; and encourage parents to become involved in their childrens literacy development. By the end of 2002, the program is expected to serve 70,000 Delaware children. The two components of the initiative are RIFs highly successful reading motivation program called Running Start, which serves every first grader in the states public elementary schools, and RIFs National Book Program , which places new, free books in the hands of every preschooler in the states Head Start, Even Start, Partners As Teachers and Early Childhood Assistance Programs. "We would like to see the RIF Delaware Initiative continue for many years. Weve had a lot of success," said Irene Hrycushko, program coordinator for the Clayton Elementary RIF program.

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